CINCINNATI MAG PODCAST
SPORTS
Ringing the alarm bells about special teams and overconfidence in UC's second game of the season.
NUXHALL WAY: THE REDS BLOG
A Disappointing Lost Lead For Bearcat Football
Ringing the alarm bells about special teams and overconfidence in UC's second game of the season.
The Bengals Need to Answer the Doubters in K.C.
Another lackluster season opener raises questions about Burrow’s health, Cincinnati’s defense, and the team’s preseason approach.
FC Cincinnati Aims to Finish a Season Sweep of Columbus
The playoff seeding and home field advantage ramifications of Hell Is Real will be very real on Saturday night.
Why We Still Care About the Reds
As another lost season limps to an end, the occasional bright spot (Rhett Lowder) will break through the gloom and keep us caring.
Bearcat Football Takes Off With A Victory
UC fans show cautious optimism about new quarterback Brendan Sorsby and concerns about defense and special teams.
Playing Like It’s 1869
Vintage base ball (two words) is a state of mind.
Sounding a Cautious Note as the Bengals Kick off the New Season
Lots of questions abound, from “Whither Uno?” to missing No. 1 draft picks to the state of the post-Belichick Patriots.
FC Cincinnati Gets Right Against Montreal
Another short break in the schedule allows Acosta and FCC’s new defensive signing to get up to speed for the crucial Columbus match.
FC Cincinnati Falls Flat in Miami
A home match Saturday against Montreal might be the tonic FCC needs to get ready for its upcoming battle with surging Columbus Crew.
So Many Thoughts on Joey Votto’s Retirement
There’s still time this season to celebrate his career and retire his number 19 at GABP.
FC Cincinnati Faces a Tough Stretch of the Schedule
All nine remaining opponents are playoff hopefuls, starting with Inter Miami. Did FCC do enough in the latest transfer window to bolster the lineup?
SPORTS FEATURES
Life In The ’Burbs With Bengals Rookie John Ross
For Bengals receiver John Ross, an Amberley Village McMansion is just the right speed.
Marty Brennaman Is Still Coming In Loud and Clear
Marty Brennaman has been the voice of the Reds for more than four decades. But his most impressive feat has been keeping a voice of his own.
Swing Shift
Andrew Benintendi’s Not-So-Long Journey From Sellman Field To Fenway Park.
New Coach, Old Dream
Luke Fickell wants to make UC football great again. If he succeeds, will he stick around to enjoy it?
Hard Knocks Revisited
A former sports reporter looks back at Bengals training camps of yore.
Mike Brown’s Forgotten Playing Days
How the Bengals owner’s time on the gridiron explains his much-maligned career on the sidelines.