Cincinnati Bearcats Football

Darren Evans dominates the ground in Virginia Tech's win over Cincinnati, with 154 yards and a touchdown

Cincinnati players react to the loss in the 2009 Orange Bowl against Virginia Tech.

Highlights from the 2009 Orange Bowl. Final Score: VT 20 - Cincinnati 7

The Hokies defeated the Bearcats 20-7 in the Orange Bowl.

#13 Cincinnati squeezes past Hawaii, 29-24, to finish out its regular season at 11-2.

Onfield interviews with head coach Brian Kelly and QB Tony Pike after Cincinnati clinches the Big East title with a 30-10 win over Syracuse.

The #16 Bearcats beat Syracuse 30-10 to clinch the Big East Championship.

16th ranked Cincinnati gets a 30-10 victory over Syracuse to win the Big East title for the first time ever.

ESPN analysts preview the Orange Bowl on January 1 from Miami

Coverage from the BCS Bowl Selection Show in 2008.

The Bearcats rallied for 19 points in the fourth quarter to pull out the win

The Bearcats QB Tony Pike won this game with a broken arm. It wasn't his passing arm but still his stats are mind boggling when you consider that he was playing essentially 1-armed: 26 completed pass out of 32 attempted for 309 passing yards, 3TDs and 0 INTs. Cincy's 28-21 victory put them very close to the Big East championship and with a easy win over 1-6 Syracuse the next week Cincy clinched their 1st ever conference championship.

A mix of highlights from Cincinnati's 2008 season. The Bearcats are 10-2 overall and their 6-1 conference record has cliched the Bearcats' first Big East championship. They will go on to play in either the Orange or the Sugar Bowl though they still have 1 game remaining vs Hawaii. The conference championship insures a BCS bowl bid but #16 Cincy would fall in the rankings with a loss to Hawaii.From CincinnatiBearcats

Tony Pike leads No. 16 Cincinnati past Syracuse

No. 19 Cincinnati one win from Big East title