» MIAMI FOOTBALL: RedHawks excited to start practice
“This is an awesome game to have on our non-conference schedule,” said Miami coach Jack Owens in a press release. “From a proximity standpoint, as close as we are, I think this is a great series and look forward to hopefully building on this in the future. This will be an exciting game for both programs, and I know our team as well as our fans will look forward to it.”
Miami finished 12-11 last season, ending a streak of 11 straight losing seasons. It returns 12 players, including its entire starting lineup.
Cincinnati also finished 12-11 last season and replaced head coach John Brannen with Wes Miller in April.
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