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Nov 10, 1981: 45 years ago, Trivial Pursuit was trademark registered & 1000 copies were published in Canada. #80s

The #Bengals are 6-2 after a 34-17 win over the Falcons in Madrid. Here are radio calls from the win...with a little Spanish flavor mixed in. #WhoDey on.soundcloud.com/bfTHpfAHpM…

Joe Burrow this season: 🔥 2,386 passing yards 🔥 23 passing TDs 🔥 6 INTs Is he on his way to his first MVP? 👀 #NFL | #WhoDey

Your 2026 @officialBBWAA NL Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award finalists: Carson Benge, Mets Sal Stewart, Reds JJ Wetherholt, Cardinals

That’s the best the Titans have looked in three years on offense. Bengal defense is awful. Joe Burrow is a top four quarterback, but zero chance at a title run with this defense.

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🚨STUNNER: Unranked Cincinnati just took No. 8 Texas Tech's perfect season and threw it in the Ohio River. The Red Raiders rolled in at 6 and 0. The Bearcats led 24 to 6 at halftime and 37 to 18 with three minutes left. On their 100th Homecoming. In Texas Tech's first trip ever to Nippert Stadium. Nobody saw this coming. College football does not care about your ranking. Show up or go home.

An Update from the Family of Bob Huggins Issued in coordination with the University of Cincinnati Athletics Department The family of legendary college basketball coach Bob Huggins wishes to share a personal update regarding his health. Bob is living with a progressive cognitive condition that has begun to affect his memory, and aspects of his daily life. While the family has chosen to keep this matter private over the past several months, they believe this is an appropriate time to share the news with the many people who have supported Bob throughout his remarkable career, particularly as he prepares to be honored with induction into the University of Cincinnati's James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame. Throughout his extraordinary basketball journey, Bob's greatest impact has extended far beyond wins, championships, and the basketball court. From his early coaching years at Walsh University to his time at Akron, Cincinnati, Kansas State, and West Virginia, his defining passion has always been the young men he coached, the relationships he built, and the lives he helped shape. Generations of former players have benefited not only from his leadership as a coach, but also from his mentorship, loyalty, and lifelong friendship. Bob is deeply grateful for the tremendous honor being bestowed upon him by the University of Cincinnati. His years leading the Bearcats represent an unforgettable chapter in his life, filled with cherished relationships, remarkable accomplishments, and memories that will always hold a special place in his heart. He's looking forward to returning to Cincinnati this weekend, celebrating with former players and friends, and sharing in a moment that recognizes not only his accomplishments, but also the enduring bonds formed along the way. Although Bob and his family recognize the challenges that lie ahead, they remain focused on the relationships, experiences, and moments that bring him joy. He continues to be surrounded by the unwavering love and support of his wife, June; his daughters, Jenna and Jacqueline; and his entire family. The Huggins family extends its sincere appreciation to the former players, colleagues, fans, and friends who have shown Bob such extraordinary love and support over the years. The family respectfully asks for privacy, compassion, and understanding as they navigate this next chapter together. Out of respect for Bob and his family, neither the family nor representatives of the University of Cincinnati will be providing additional comments or responding to media inquiries regarding his health at this time. Additionally, Bob and his family will not be available for media interviews or questions related to his induction into the University of Cincinnati’s James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame this weekend. Statement from University of Cincinnati Athletics Cincinnati Athletics is excited to welcome Coach Bob Huggins and his family back to campus this weekend for his induction into the James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame. Coach Huggins is undoubtedly one of the greatest coaches in college basketball history. He restored Cincinnati basketball to national prominence, ignited a passion for the Bearcats throughout our city and left an indelible mark on generations of student-athletes. We extend our heartfelt support to Coach Huggins and his family as they navigate this next chapter together.

I bet 98 percent will not know who this is!

36 Years Ago Today: Joe Oliver's 10th inning walk-off hit off Dennis Eckersley scores Billy Bates to give the Cincinnati Reds a 2-0 lead in the 1990 World Series. #ATOBTTR