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Yeah, it has been fixed. I was absolutely shocked when I saw the incorrect score from the first posting on KHSAA. I feel better now.

From the desk of Bengals President Mike Brown: We came into the season with high expectations, coming off four straight winning seasons with leaders in place that took us to a Super Bowl and two AFC Championship games. We know this season has been frustrating and disappointing. The results fell short of our standards, and missing the playoffs again proves there is more work to do. Our focus is on building a team that can consistently compete at the highest level, with the goal of winning championships. After thoughtful consideration, I am confident that Duke Tobin and Zac Taylor are the right leaders to guide us forward. They have proven they can build and lead teams that compete for championships. We trust their plans and expect to return to our desired level of success. We recognize your investment and immense support as season ticket members. Your passion fuels our entire organization to work to deliver results that match your pride and expectations, which we share. We are taking a hard look at everything we do as we approach this offseason with focused determination to build a championship-caliber roster that wins consistently for you and our beloved home of Cincinnati. Thank you for being the heartbeat of this team. We promise to match your energy with relentless effort to make the 2026 season a great one. Mike Brown, Team President

I was hoping for a juke for him to get in the endzone!

Biffle threw out the first pitch prior to a Reds/Guardians game this past season on May 17, 2025.

If it were about Highlands or Trinity or Beechwood, it would be 16 x 16 pages.

Yep, there were more bad first round picks, but you limited me to Top 5 or so in the first round.

Akili Smith - 1999 NFL Draft, 1st round, 3rd overall Ki-Jana Carter - 1995 NFL Draft, 1st round, 1st overall Peter Warrick - 2000 NFL draft, 1st round, 4th overall David Klinger - 1992 NFL Draft, 1st round, 6th overall Jack Thompson - 1979 NFL Draft, 1st round, 3rd overall Bengals can still mess up top picks in the first round.

I like a lot of those movies in the poll, but I have a spot in my heart for "Miracle on 34th Street" (the 1947 version). I grew up watching that movie almost every year along with "It's a Wonderful Life".

Carson Palmer 2.0?

What? I'm so excited about paying 2.25 times more for my season tickets next year by having my seats changed from convertible club to club. (sarcasm intended)

Sunday afternoon at the Bengals/Ravens game at Paycor Stadium is not looking good at all for me. I'm 65.

The Bengals have released WR Jermaine Burton.

Yes, he was dropping balls that he normally doesn't. To your point, you could see him wincing through his face guard.

My wife corrected me. We got 4" after all. I'm a poor judge of snow from an upstairs window.

About 3" here in Taylor Mill.

Costco pumpkin pie - $6.00/pie - 12 inches - 58 ounces. It doesn't get any better.

That's pretty cold, @theguru. He basically had his head driven into the turf by Carlton Davis III.

Maybe so, but give Higgins credit for being athletic, making acrobatic catches, and giving extra effort that makes him susceptible to injury.

I want the Bengals to keep Burrow. He is a winner. I guess the ESPN report was just speculation. It seems that football trades these days mostly involve draft picks for teams that have them. Player for player exchanges are more rare in the NFL than other sports. If they do happen, draft picks are involved somehow.

Rankings are tough when they cross classes. HC had a nice year. They have a ton coming back for next year.

Yeah, look at the position of the left engine between pictures 1 and 2 right before the fire.

Sacks count against rushing.

Here is the stat summary for the game. TurboStats GameCast for Football: Holy Cross Indians_vs_Newport Wildcats The Newport Wildcats came to play tonight with a terrific defensive effort in defeating the Covington Holy Cross Indians 18-3 at Scott High School. The Wildcat defense held the Indians to 27 yards rushing and 127 yards passing. The Indians had their chances, but bad decisions and critical turnovers did not help. For Newport, QB Jaden Conley was 6-15 passing for 70 yards and 1 TD to Carvonta Roper. Conley also ran for another TD. RB Kendall Buck-Barber was very effective running for 97 yards on 19 carries. For Holy Cross, QB Brian Ferguson was 11-21 passing for 127 yards and 1 INT. The Indians played solid defense as well tonight. Next Friday night, in the third round of the playoffs, based on a reshuffling of the bracket due to RPI, Newport (8-4) advances to play Kentucky Country Day (winners over Louisville Holy Cross 45-7). Covington Holy Cross ends their season at 11-1.

Wow