What Cincinnati Bearcats Football Player Are You

Ben Mauk was the 2007 Cincinnati Bearcat who achieved the milestone of being the school's third 3,000-yard single-season passer. This means that during the 2007 season, Mauk threw for over 3,000 yards, joining the ranks of only two other Cincinnati Bearcat quarterbacks who had previously accomplished this feat.

In 2001, the Cincinnati Bearcats made their second consecutive trip to the Motor City Bowl. This means that they had previously participated in the Motor City Bowl the year before and were able to qualify for it again in 2001.

In a 2005 football game, West Virginia defeated Cincinnati 38-0.

Cincinnati joined the Big East Conference in 2005.

Brian Kelly took over as head football coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats on December 4, 2005. This information is stated directly in the question.

In 2006, Cincinnati football had a rivalry with Pittsburgh. This suggests that the two schools played against each other in a football game during that year.

Gino Guidugli was the 2001 Conference USA Freshman of the Year.

Mark Dantonio left the Cincinnati Bearcats at the end of the 2006 regular football season.

In 2004, Gino Guidugli, a senior player for the Cincinnati Bearcats, played his last career game with a broken hand.

Ben Mauk was the MVP of the Cincinnati Bearcats' season-ending 2007 bowl game.

Kevin Huber played as a punter for Cincinnati. A punter is a player on a football team who specializes in kicking the ball to the opposing team in order to gain field position. Huber's recognition as the Big East Special Teams 2007 Player of the Year indicates his exceptional skills and contributions in this position.

The correct answer is Louisville. From 2003 to 2007, the football team of Louisville defeated the Cincinnati Bearcats for the Keg of Nails.

In the 2008 Orange Bowl, Cincinnati Bearcat quarterback Tony Pike threw four interceptions.

In 2008, the Cincinnati Bearcats appeared in the school's first BCS bowl game. This means that before 2008, the team had not participated in any BCS bowl games.

The 2008 Cincinnati Bearcats faced Miami Ohio in the 113th battle for football's Victory Bell.

The Cincinnati Bearcats faced Virginia Tech in the 2008 Orange Bowl.

The Cincinnati Bearcats won their first Big East football title in 2008.

Dustin Grutza took over as the Cincinnati Bearcats' quarterback in 2008.

The 2004 Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Marshall in the Fort Worth Bowl.

Rick Minter was the head coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats from 1994 through 2003. This information is stated directly in the question.

Jonathan Ruffin is the correct answer because he is the Cincinnati All-American who led the nation in field goals in 2000.

In the 2000 Motor City Bowl, Cincinnati faced Marshall.

In 2001's Motor City Bowl, the Cincinnati Bearcats faced Toledo.

The 2002 New Orleans Bowl was Cincinnati's third bowl game in three seasons. This means that Cincinnati had participated in two previous bowl games before the 2002 New Orleans Bowl.

Haruki Nakamura led the 2005 Cincinnati Bearcat team with 76 tackles.

Reggie Fugett is the correct answer because he is the son of Pro Bowler Jean Fugett. The question asks for the 2006 Cincinnati Bearcats football signee who has this relation, and Reggie Fugett fits the criteria.

The 2006 Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Western Michigan in the first playing of the International Bowl.

The correct answer is Nippert Stadium because it is stated in the question that the kick was made by Cincinnati's Jake Rogers. Nippert Stadium is the home stadium for the University of Cincinnati Bearcats football team, so it is logical to assume that the record for the longest kick would be set in their own stadium.

Dustin Grutza's 2008 season ended due to a broken leg. This injury likely occurred during a game or practice, causing significant damage to his leg bone, which resulted in him being unable to continue playing for the rest of the season.

Ben Mauk lost his 2008 appeal for a sixth year of football eligibility.