Illinois at Cincinnati this Friday at Noon
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Speedofsand
12:00 P.M. ET from Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio on ABC
The Illinois Fighting Illini (3-7) vs. The #5 Cincinnati Bearcats (10-0)
Illinois Coach Ron Zook (44-51) vs. Cincinnati Coach Brian Kelly (51-22)
The Fighting Illini QBs #7 Juice Williams SR 6-2 237 and Eddie McGee JR 6-4 211
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Bearcat QBs #12 Zach Collaros JR 6-0 211 and #15 Tony Pike SR 6-6 211
Line: Cincinnati 17 1/2 Illinois
This is the 1st meeting between the Bearcats and the Illini.
Weather Forecast at Kickoff:
Temps in the 40s and Cloudy. West Winds 10-15 mph.
The Bearcats are 1 of 6 undefeated teams in the BCS race. -
Speedofsand
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4686222
Kelly has been trying to turn it into more than a steppingstone job. He has persuaded the university to spend millions of dollars to improve the practice facilities and give better pay to the coaches. The Bearcats won 10 games in his first year and the Big East title in 2008. This year, they've kept themselves in the discussion of national title contenders by getting off to the best start in school history.
Last December, Kelly tried to dampen speculation by saying he was happy in Cincinnati and had no intention of leaving, so long as the school is committed to doing what it takes to turn the program into the nation's best. He expects more interest in his future after the season.
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Who has the start at QB ? Pike or Collaros ?
Mardy Gilyard played high school in my area. He was known as a track runner not a WR. -
peoplerfunny
Coach Kelly reporting Tony Pike gets the start.Speedofsand wrote: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4686222
Kelly has been trying to turn it into more than a steppingstone job. He has persuaded the university to spend millions of dollars to improve the practice facilities and give better pay to the coaches. The Bearcats won 10 games in his first year and the Big East title in 2008. This year, they've kept themselves in the discussion of national title contenders by getting off to the best start in school history.
Last December, Kelly tried to dampen speculation by saying he was happy in Cincinnati and had no intention of leaving, so long as the school is committed to doing what it takes to turn the program into the nation's best. He expects more interest in his future after the season.
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Who has the start at QB ? Pike or Collaros ?
Mardy Gilyard played high school in my area. He was known as a track runner not a WR. -
CitybuckThis shouldn't be much of a game, Illinois is pretty bad.
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Red_Skin_Pride
This one won't be close. The fighting Zooks lose by at least 3 scores. -
dwccrew
I'm starting to think that Kelly wants to stay in Cincy to build the program into a annual national power. He would become a legend. Maybe that's worth more to him than money?Speedofsand wrote: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4686222
Kelly has been trying to turn it into more than a steppingstone job. He has persuaded the university to spend millions of dollars to improve the practice facilities and give better pay to the coaches. The Bearcats won 10 games in his first year and the Big East title in 2008. This year, they've kept themselves in the discussion of national title contenders by getting off to the best start in school history.
Last December, Kelly tried to dampen speculation by saying he was happy in Cincinnati and had no intention of leaving, so long as the school is committed to doing what it takes to turn the program into the nation's best. He expects more interest in his future after the season.
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Who has the start at QB ? Pike or Collaros ?
Mardy Gilyard played high school in my area. He was known as a track runner not a WR.