2015 Cincinnati Bearcats football team

American college football season February 2026 August 2023 2015 Cincinnati Bearcats football Cincinnati University Bearcats textlogo.svg 200 American Athletic Conference East Division AAC 7–6 4–4 Tommy Tuberville 3rd Eddie Gran 3rd Spread Robert Prunty 3rd Steve Clinkscale 1st 4–3 Nippert Stadium Hawaii Bowl L 7–42 vs. San Diego State The 2015 Cincinnati Bearcats football team represented the University of Cincinnati in the 2015 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The team returned on campus to Nippert Stadium after playing 2014 home games at Paul Brown Stadium during stadium renovation. The Bearcats were led by third-year head coach Tommy Tuberville and were members of the Eastern Division of the American Athletic Conference. They finished the season 7–6 overall and 4–4 in American Athletic lay to finish in a tie for third place in the East Division. They were invited to the Hawaii Bowl where they lost to San Diego State. Schedule 2015 NCAA Division I FBS AP Poll (and CFP Rankings, after November 3) - Released prior to game Eastern September 5 7:00 pm w y Alabama A&M Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH FS Ohio/ESPN3 52–10 39,095 September 12 8:00 pm l Temple Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH ESPNews 26–34 38,112 September 19 3:30 pm w y y Miami (OH) Victory Bell Yager Stadium Oxford, OH ESPN3 37–33 18,484 September 24 Thursday 7:30 pm l y Memphis Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium Memphis, TN rivalry ESPN 46–53 45,172 October 1 Thursday 7:30 pm w y Miami (FL) Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH ESPN 34–23 40,101 October 16 Friday 8:00 pm l y y BYU LaVell Edwards Stadium Provo, UT ESPN 24–38 57,612 October 24 4:30 pm w y UConn Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH CBSSN 37–13 40,124 October 31 12:00 pm w UCF rivalry Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH ESPNews 52–7 30,131 November 7 3:30 pm l y Houston 25 TDECU Stadium Houston, TX ESPN2 30–33 32,889 November 14 7:30 pm w Tulsa Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH ESPNews 49–38 35,015 November 20 Friday 8:00 pm l y South Florida Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL CBSSN 27–65 26,522 November 28 12:00 pm w y East Carolina Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium Greenville, NC CBSSN 19–16 40,743 December 24 8:00 pm l y y San Diego State Hawaii Bowl Aloha Stadium Honolulu, HI ESPN 7–42 22,793 Schedule source:2015 Cincinnati Bearcats Football Schedule http://www.fbschedules.com/ncaa-15/aac/2015-cincinnati-bearcats-football-schedule.php FB Schedules February 25, 2015 Game summaries Alabama A&M Bulldogs 7 0 0 3 Bearcats 7 28 17 0 Cincinnati, OH 39,095 Tom Gelehrter, Frank Stams, Lauren Gardner FSO/ESPN3 The clash with Alabama A&M was the first game played in newly renovated Nippert Stadium. The announced attendance of 39,095 broke a two-year-old Nippert attendance record, despite a weak opponent and a one-hour-and-forty-five minute weather delay. UC buried Alabama A&M as expected, in a game matching a major college FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision) team against a weaker FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) team. UC went 9–4 last year, while Alabama A&M was 4–8. UC junior quarterback Gunner Kiel was 18-for-22 passing for 233 yards and two touchdowns for UC, all in the first half. Redshirt freshman Hayden Moore made his college debut in replacing Kiel at quarterback late in the first half. Moore went 8-for-14 passing for 107 yards and a touchdown. Senior wide receiver Shaq Washington had seven catches for 69 yards. Senior wide receiver Johnny Holton had three catches for 81 yards and two TDs. Senior wide receiver Alex Chisum had four catches for 55 yards and a touchdown. UC junior running back Tion Green had 17 carries for 127 yards and a touchdown. Senior running back Hosey Williams, the starter, had 18 carries for 95 yards and a touchdown. Sophomore running back Mike Boone had 13 carries for 86 yards and two TDs. UC had 636 total yards (340 passing, 296 rushing). Alabama A&M had 246 total yards, only 98 rushing. UC officials had previously expected a sellout crowd, which failed to materialize most likely because of the inclement conditions and late start time.UC Bearcats Rout Alabama A&M in Nippert Return Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/09/06/cincinnati-bearcats-rout-alabama-am-nippert-stadium/71800932/ The Cincinnati Enquirer September 6, 2015 September 14, 2015 2015 Alabama A&M Bulldogs football team Temple Owls 3 7 21 3 Bearcats 0 6 6 14 Cincinnati, OH 38,112 Eamon McAnaney, Rocky Boiman ESPNews The preseason AAC-favorite Bearcats lost despite outgaining the Owls 557–296 on offense and earning a staggering 21 more first downs (34–13). Quarterback Gunner Kiel threw four interceptions and senior running back Hosey Williams lost a fumble to create a 5–1 turnover deficit for Cincinnati which, when added to a successful surprise onside kick by Temple, played a massive role in deciding the game for the Owls. Despite going down 34–12 early in the fourth quarter, the Bearcats nevertheless clawed their way back, driving in two touchdowns to close the gap to one score. After recovering a nearly-disastrous fumble from Temple running back Jahad Thomas, who had 193 yards and a rushing score on 23 carries in addition to a kickoff return for a touchdown, UC drove the ball to the Temple five yard-line with just under twenty seconds to play and a timeout remaining. However, Kiel's pass in the end zone to wide receiver Chris Moore bounced out of Moore's hands and into the diving grasp of Temple linebacker Tyler Matakevich. It was Matakevich's second interception on a tipped pass, and it decimated any hopes of a Bearcat comeback.UC Bearcats Rally Late, Fall to Temple at Nippert Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/09/13/cincinnati-bearcats-temple-owls-nippert-stadium/72186950/ The Cincinnati Enquirer September 13, 2015 September 14, 2015 2015 Temple Owls football team Miami (OH) 120th Battle for the Victory Bell Bearcats 14 10 6 7 RedHawks 7 16 7 3 Oxford, OH 18,484 Jim Barbar, Dustin Fox ESPN3 Style points aside, favored UC rallied for a 37–33 win over rival Miami University before 18,484 fans on a sunny Saturday at Yager Stadium. Backup quarterback Hayden Moore, a redshirt freshman playing in relief of injured Gunner Kiel, scored on a 1-yard plunge to give UC the go-ahead points with 1:13 left. Bearcats linebacker Eric Wilson, who had a game-high 18 tackles, broke up a Miami fourth-down pass at the RedHawks’ 29-yard line to seal things with 48 seconds left. The Bearcats retained the Victory Bell for the 10th straight year in its series with Miami. The Bearcats were 20-point favorites but again struggled to beat the RedHawks, who have played UC close for the past three years. The game was close throughout. UC led 14–7 after one quarter and 24–23 at halftime. It was 30–30 after three quarters. UC lost Kiel to a head injury on a roughing-the-passer call with 12:52 left in the third quarter, after he went 15-for-26 passing for 145 yards and a touchdown. Moore stepped in and helped keep UC alive, completing 7–14 passes for 118 yards and also rushing for 29 yards and a touchdown. But he also committed four turnovers in the fourth quarter alone, via two interceptions and two lost fumbles.Bearcats barely hold on to Victory Bell Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/09/19/bearcats-barely-hold-victory-bell-miami-redhawks/32510837/ The Cincinnati Enquirer September 19, 2015 September 20, 2015 2015 Miami RedHawks football team Memphis Bearcats 10 20 3 13 Tigers 14 14 3 22 Memphis, TN 45,172 Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer, Kaylee Hartung ESPN Redshirt freshman Hayden Moore broke a major record. It was also a UC loss, in a 53–46 shootout against Memphis at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. A crowd of 45,172 gasped for air and a national TV audience watched in amazement. Moore threw for 557 yards to break the 47-year-old UC single-game passing mark held by Bearcats great Greg Cook (554). Moore did it in a little over three-plus quarters, after starter Gunner Kiel departed with a neck injury with 3:25 left in the first period. Moore completed 31-of-53 passes for 557 yards, with four touchdowns and two interceptions. Cook's record was 554 yards against Ohio University in 1968. UC had 752 total yards overall, breaking the school mark of 711 set against UConn in 2009. UC also set a school mark with 38 first downs, and the 752 yards were the most Memphis has ever allowed. The Bearcats fell to 2–2 overall and 0–2 in the American Athletic Conference East, after being the preseason media pick to win both the East and overall league title. Memphis, the preseason AAC West favorite, improved to 4–0 overall and 1–0 in the West.Memphis outlasts UC despite Moore's huge offensive night Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/09/25/cincinnati-bearcats-memphis-tigers-aac/72745946/ The Cincinnati Enquirer September 24, 2015 September 28, 2015 2015 Memphis Tigers football team Miami (FL) Hurricanes 13 7 0 3 Bearcats 14 13 0 7 Cincinnati, OH 40,101 Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer, David Pollack, Kaylee Hartung ESPN The Cincinnati Bearcats achieved a win that saw University of Cincinnati students storm the field on the evening of the 2nd of October in 2015. UC surprised the Miami Hurricanes 34–23 before a Nippert Stadium record crowd of 40,101, for the most prestigious victory of the three-year Tommy Tuberville coaching era. A national TV audience also watched on ESPN, with the Bearcats 7-point underdogs to one of America's glamour college programs. The odds were stacked against UC, with regular quarterback Gunner Kiel among several key Bearcats who did not play. Kiel watched from the press box. Running back Mike Boone, wide receivers Johnny Holton, and Chris Moore as well as safety Andre Jones were among other injured Bearcats who did not take part in the match. The Bearcats (3–2) led most of the way in beating the Hurricanes (3–1), who had not lost to UC since their first meeting in 1947. UC has since lost 11 straight games to Miami, most were high-scoring games on the scale of last year's 55–34 Hurricanes win in Miami. UC is now 2–5 under Tuberville against Power Five teams. That does not include two games in 2013 against Rutgers (win) and Louisville (loss), which then were in the AAC with UC.UC Bearcats down Miami Hurricanes, 34–23 Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/10/02/cincinnati-bearcats-miami-hurricanes-nippert-stadium/73169654/ The Cincinnati Enquirer October 1, 2015 October 5, 2015 2015 Miami Hurricanes football team BYU Bearcats 10 7 7 0 Cougars 0 10 7 21 Provo, UT 57,612 Adam Amin, Kelly Stouffer, Olivia Harlan ESPN With the scenic Wasatch Mountain Range towering majestically above the stadium, the Cincinnati Bearcats enjoyed both the view and the football game for most of Friday night here. Then came the fourth quarter. UC came apart down the stretch and lost 38–24 to Brigham Young University after being physically manhandled and outscored 21–0 in the final period. UC redshirt freshman quarterback Hayden Moore was sacked eight times in his second career start. Former starter Gunner Kiel dressed but did not play after missing the previous game with a neck injury. The Bearcats' defense, on the other hand, failed to sack BYU freshman quarterback Tanner Mangum. The UC pass rush was consistently stymied. Mangum was 19-for-32 passing for 252 yards and two touchdowns, with one interception. Moore was 15-for-30 passing for 219 yards, with no touchdowns or interceptions. But the heavy pressure took a toll. A noisy crowd of 57,612 attended at LaVell Edwards Stadium. A national TV audience also watched on ESPN as the UC offense stalled and the Bearcats were gashed for three touchdowns in a six-minute stretch of the fourth quarter. UC (3–3) was denied a second consecutive quality win. The Bearcats had been idle after upsetting the Miami Hurricanes 34–23 in their last game on Oct. 1. BYU (5–2) was a 41 2-point favorite, according to Las Vegas lines. UC dominated the first quarter, building a 10–0 lead with a 205–19 edge in total yardage. The Bearcats built their lead to 17–3 before settling for a 17–10 halftime lead. UC dominated the first half statistically, with a 262–166 edge in total yards. In the second half, UC was outgained 283–75.UC Bearcats fall apart late in loss to Brigham Young Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/10/16/brigham-young-pulls-away-late-against-uc/74042930/ The Cincinnati Enquirer October 16, 2015 October 17, 2015 2015 BYU Cougars football team UConn Huskies 7 3 0 3 Bearcats 14 10 3 10 Cincinnati, OH 40,124 Dave Ryan, Corey Chavous, Lauren Gardner CBSSN Gunner Kiel admittedly was upset at losing his University of Cincinnati quarterback job, but he flourished Saturday upon regaining the No. 1 role. Kiel, making his first start in a month, was 26-for-35 passing for 327 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for a touchdown as UC crushed UConn 37–13, in the Bearcats' Homecoming game at rainy Nippert Stadium. Kiel was injured in two different games in September and Hayden Moore temporarily took the quarterback job. UC went 1–1 with redshirt freshman Moore starting, after going 2–2 with junior Kiel to start the year. With Moore battered for eight sacks in a 38–24 loss at BYU last week and suffering some tendinitis this week, Kiel regained his job with strong practice performances. UC coach Tommy Tuberville said Kiel was unhappy about watching from the sidelines last week. That was indeed the case, Kiel said. Kiel put on a show before paid crowd of 40,124, a Nippert record. The game was sold out in advance but actual attendance was less than capacity, with intermittent showers during the game. UC senior running back Hosey Williams rushed for 140 yards and a touchdown, and sophomore running back Mike Boone rushed for 117 yards. Junior running back Tion Green rushed for 71 yards, as UC totaled 285 yards rushing. Senior wide receiver Shaq Washington had eight catches for 78 yards. Washington needs eight catches to become the UC career receptions leader. Junior linebacker Eric Wilson led the defense with 11 tackles. Junior safety Zach Edwards and freshman linebacker Bryce Jenkinson also had eight tackles. "Our D-line stepped up big tonight, and everything starts with them," Edwards said. "They stopped the run and their pass rush was great. (UConn) couldn't get the ball off." The Bearcats (4–3 overall, 1–2 American Athletic Conference East) won easily despite falling behind 7–0 early. The Bearcats accumulated a 612–266 advantage in total yardage.UC Bearcats cruise past UConn, 37–13 Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/10/24/uc-bearcats-cruise-past-uconn-37-13/74415326/ The Cincinnati Enquirer October 24, 2015 October 29, 2015 2015 UConn Huskies football team UCF Knights 0 0 0 7 Bearcats 21 14 14 3 Cincinnati, OH 30,131 Jim Barbar (play-by-play) and Rene Ingoglia (color commentator) ESPNews It was perfect football weather, crisp and overcast. Perfect for the University of Cincinnati to slaughter winless Central Florida, and for UC senior Shaq Washington to break the Bearcats' career record for receptions. Not to mention, a perfect day passing (15-for-15, 319 yards, five touchdown passes) by UC junior quarterback Gunner Kiel. UC routed the Knights 52–7 at Nippert Stadium on Saturday afternoon, as wide receiver Washington set a UC mark with his 205th career catch. Washington, from Cleveland suburb Maple Heights, broke the record on his eighth catch of the day: A 20-yard reception late in the third quarter. UC fans gave Washington a standing ovation. The Bearcats career record had been 204 catches, shared by Mardy Gilyard (UC 2005; 2007–2009), Dominick Goodman (2005–2008) and LaDaris Vann (1999–2002). "I tried not to focus on it a lot, but at the same time, a lot of people were talking about it," Washington said. Washington was determined to get the record at home, with UC playing at Houston next week. Washington also had his first career two-touchdown game. For the day, Washington had eight catches for 72 yards. "It was a unique deal for Shaq to break the record here at home," Tuberville said. "His family is there and the fans get to see it. As I just told the team, that's a unique deal to break a record like that, that's been around here for a while." The temperature was in the upper 40s at kickoff, and a Nippert season-low crowd of 30,131 was treated to a blowout. UC emptied its bench, and fans began leaving early with the game in hand. UC (5–3, 2–2 American Athletic Conference East) had 726 yards of total offense, second best in school history. UCF had 313 total yards. Kiel's 15-for-15 day marked the most completions without an incompletion by any Football Bowl Subdivision player in the last 20 years, according to ESPN Stats & Info. UC moved within one win of bowl eligibility and achieved its first two-game winning streak this season.UC Bearcats rout winless Central Florida, 52–7 Tom Groeschen http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/10/31/uc-bearcats-rout-winless-central-florida-52-7/74832072/ The Cincinnati Enquirer October 31, 2015 November 1, 2015 2015 UCF Knights football team Houston Bearcats 0 14 8 8 #18 Cougars 7 7 16 3 Houston, TX 32,889 Dave LaMont, Ray Bentley, Allison Williams ESPN2 2015 Houston Cougars football team Tulsa Golden Hurricane 7 7 10 14 Bearcats 14 7 14 14 Cincinnati, OH 35,015 Eamon McAnaney, Rocky Boiman ESPNews The Class of 2016 Seniors took their final bow at Nippert Stadium, winning a wild shootout with Tulsa. Gunner Kiel threw for 386 and two scores as the Bearcats scored 21 straight points to rally from a 24–21 3rd quarter deficit. The Bearcats were 13–17 on 3rd down conversions and rang up 652 yards of total offense scoring over 30 points for the 4th straight home game. 2015 Tulsa Golden Hurricane football team South Florida Bearcats 0 3 17 7 Bulls 27 24 7 7 Tampa, FL 26,522 Dave Ryan, Corey Chavous, Lauren Gardner CBSSN 15 seconds into the game, Bulls QB BJ Flowers hit WR Rodney Flowers on a 67-yard bomb and the rout was essentially on. The Bulls kept scoring and scoring and scoring in front of gleeful home crowd and a national audience. The Bearcats could seemingly do little to stop the Bulls onslaught. The Bulls rang up 51 points in the first half alone and trampled the Bearcats with 361 rushing yards. The Bulls scored each of the five times they got into the Red Zone. The loss prevented the Bearcats from becoming bowl-eligible. 2015 South Florida Bulls football team East Carolina Bearcats 0 6 10 3 Pirates 10 0 0 6 Greenville, NC 40,743 Dave Ryan, Corey Chavous, Lauren Gardner CBSSN The Bearcats became bowl eligible at the very last second. Andrew Gantz's 42-yard field goal at the final gun won a sloppy 19–16 decision over East Carolina in Greenville NC. The Bearcats fell behind in the 1st quarter again, this time by 10 but chipped away with 16 straight points to take a 16–10 lead, the Pirates tied the game in the 4th quarter but missed the extra point that would have given them the lead. The Bearcats Shaq Washington set a school record with 15 receptions in the game. UC eked out the win though they dominated the time of possession having the ball over 36 minutes. 2015 East Carolina Pirates football team San Diego State-Hawaii Bowl Hawai'i Bowl Aztecs 14 7 7 14 Bearcats 0 0 0 7 Honolulu, HI 3:05 p.m. Hawaiian Standard 75 deg. NE 10 Rodney Burnette Adam Amin, Greg McElroy, and Holly Rowe/Kevin Winter, Mike Golic Sr., and Mike Golic Jr. ESPN/ESPN Radio Rashaad Penny took the opening kickoff and returned it 100 yards for a touchdown. The Bearcats came into the game slight favorites though the Aztecs were on a 9-game win streak. Donnell Pumprhey ran for a touchdown, threw for another. The Aztecs scored 42 unanswered points, the last on an interception return for a touchdown. A late Mike Boone TD run with under 4 minutes to play stopped the Bearcats first shutout in ten years but a national TV audience saw the Bearcats lose their 3rd straight bowl game under Tommy Tuberville by a 42–7 score. 2015 Hawaii Bowl 2015 San Diego State Aztecs football team Roster 2015 Cincinnati Bearcats y 1 WR FR y Kahlil Lewis 2 WR SR y Mekale McKay 3 WR SR y yes Johnny Holton 4 RB SR n Hosey Williams 5 RB SO y Mike Boone 7 RB JR y Tion Green 9 QB FR y Hayden Moore 10 QB FR n Luke Wright 11 QB JR y yes Gunner Kiel C 12 QB FR n Ross Trail 13 QB FR n Avery Peterson I 14 QB FR n Sam Fette 15 WR SR y yes Chris Moore Chris Moore (American football) 17 WR SO n Jamil Kamara I 18 TE SO n yes Tyler Cogswell 19 WR SR n yes Shaq Washington C 20 WR SO n yes Tshumbi Johnson 22 TE JR n yes Deionte Buckley I 24 RB FR n Taylor Boose 25 WR SR n yes Max Morrison 30 RB SO n yes Chad Banschbach 34 RB FR n Joshuwa Holloman y 50 OL FR n Ja'Merez Bowen 51 OL JR n Delonte Murray 52 OL FR n Reed Armagost 53 OL FR n Tyler McGarr y 54 OL FR n Luke Callahan 57 OL FR n Morgan James 58 OL SR n yes Chad West 59 OL JR n yes Deyshawn Bond 64 OL SO n yes Will Steur 65 OL JR n Idarius Rey 66 OL SO n yes David Niehaus 68 OL FR n Jeff Duncan 71 OL SO y yes Korey Cunningham 72 OL SO n yes Garrett Campbell 73 OL JR n yes Ryan Leahy 74 OL SR y yes Justin Murray 76 OL FR n Evan Mallory 77 OL FR n John Kurtz 78 OL JR y yes Parker Ehinger C 79 OL FR n Ryan Stout 80 WR SR n yes Alex Chism 81 TE JR n yes DJ Dowdy 82 WR FR n Braxton Neal y 83 TE FR y Josiah Deguara y 84 WR JR n yes Nate Cole 85 WR FR n Brayden Beard 87 WR SR n Justin Sawmiller 88 WR FR n Frank Labady 89 TE FR n yes Jake Elfers 2 S FR n Tyrell Gilbert 3 CB FR n Christian Angulo 4 CB JR n Zach Edwards 5 S JR y Mike Tyson Mike Tyson (American football) 6 LB SR n Clemente Casseus S 7 LB SO n yes Aaron Brown 8 CB SR n yes Adrian Witty C y 9 CB SR n Leviticus Payne 10 CB FR n Trevon Story 11 CB SR n yes John James 12 S SR n Jarred Evans 13 CB JR n Grant Coleman 14 CB FR n J.J. Pinckney 15 CB FR n Sheldon Doss 17 LB FR n Matthew Draper 20 S SO n Carter Jacobs 21 CB FR n yes Davon Witherspoon 23 LB JR y yes Eric Wilson Eric Wilson (linebacker, born 1994) 24 S FR n Malik Clements 25 CB FR n Alex Thomas 26 CB SO n Bobby Brown 29 S JR n yes Andre Jones 30 CB SO n Chris Murphy I 32 CB SO y Linden Stephens 33 LB FR n Jaylyin Minor 38 LB SR n yes Mason Antoun 40 LB SR n Kevin Brown 41 LB SR n yes Kevin Hyland 42 LB JR n Antonio Kinard 44 DE FR y Marquise Copeland 45 LB FR n Bryce Jenkinson 47 DE FR n Landon Brazile 48 LB FR n yes Kevin Mouhon 50 DE FR n Sione Tongamoa 51 DE FR n Kimoni Fitz 52 DT FR n Keith Minor 53 LB SO n yes Franklin Bruscianelli 55 DE FR n Caleb Ashworth 56 DE SO n yes Mark Wilson 63 DT SO n yes Chris Ferguson 77 DL SO n Beau Harmon 86 DL FR n Tyler Lyon 90 DT SR n Hakeem Allonce 92 DL SR n yes Silverberry Mouhon C 94 DT SO n yes Chris Burton 95 DE FR n Isaac Harshaw 75 DT FR y Cortez Broughton 97 DT FR n Norman Oglesby 98 DE JR y Lyndon Johnson Lyndon Johnson (American football) 99 DT JR n Alex Pace 16 K SO n yes Andrew Gantz 26 P SO n yes Sam Geraci 34 K JR n Josh Pasley 47 LS SO n Jon Vincent 61 LS SR n yes Kirk Willis C 97 K FR n Ryan Jones http://www.gobearcats.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/cinn-m-footbl-mtt.html August 30, 2015 Tommy Tuberville Robert PruntyAssociate head coach/co-defensive coordinator/defensive line Steve ClinkscaleCo-defensive coordinator/defensive backs Eddie GranOffensive coordinator/running backs Darin HinshawPassing game coordinator/quarterbacks Darren HillerOffensive line Kenny IngramDefensive tackles Jeff KoonzLinebackers Blake RolanWide receivers Ty LinderSpecial teams coordinator/tight ends Joe WalkerDirector of football strength and conditioning Awards and milestones Weekly AwardsCincinnati Bearcats Player Award Date Awarded unsortable Ref. Eric Wilson Defensive Player of the Week September 21, 2015http://theamerican.org/documents/2018/7/20/2018_Media_Guide_Web.pdf American Athletic Conference Media Guide American Athletic Conference September 6, 2018 Gunner Kiel Offensive Player of the Week November 2, 2015 Andrew Gantz Special Teams Player of the Week November 30, 2015 All-AACCincinnati Bearcats Player Position Team Parker Ehinger OT 1 Shaq Washington 1 WR 2 Ryan Leahy 1 OG 2 Deyshawn Bond C 2 Silverberry Mouhon 1 DL 2 Andrew Gantz 1 K 2 Zach Edwards 1 S HM Reference: Players in the 2016 NFL draft 2016 NFL draft 2 Cincinnati Bearcats Player Position Round Pick NFL club Parker Ehinger G 4 105 Kansas City Chiefs Chris Moore WR 4 107 Baltimore Ravens References Cincinnati Category:Cincinnati Bearcats football seasons Cincinnati Bearcats football