TicketsCINCINNATI – The Cincinnati football team will open the 2025 season at 9 p.m. ET on Aug. 28 against Nebraska at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
The Thursday night primetime showdown will be televised on ESPN.
The Big 12 announced four Week 0 or Week 1 games on Tuesday, including the Bearcats' season-opening showcase at the home of the four-time Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs and Bearcat great Travis Kelce.
The Bearcats will serve as the designated home team for the game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, and UC will still play seven home games inside Nippert Stadium in 2025, including welcoming five conference opponents: Arizona, BYU, Baylor, Iowa State and UCF.
This will mark the second meeting between Cincinnati and Nebraska. The Cornhuskers defeated the Bearcats, 41-0, on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29, 1906.
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Led by First Team all-conference honorees and Queen City natives tight end Joe Royer and defensive tackle Dontay Corleone as well as starting quarterback Brendan Sorsby, the Cincinnati football team is poised to contend in the Big 12 under third-year head coach Scott Satterfield in 2025.
Additionally, the Bearcats added 40 scholarship student-athletes, including 21 transfer portal additions this offseason. Cincinnati was named an early transfer portal winner by The Athletic and added the nation's top available offensive lineman (tackle Joe Cotton) in the spring portal.
Fans can purchase tickets for seven home games inside Historic Nippert Stadium HERE.
513 Day
The Bearcats are celebrating 513 Day today and fans are encouraged to donate to the Cincinnati Athletics' Impact Fund, which will provide critical funding to help UC recruit and retain top-tier student-athletes. All donations to the Athletics Impact Fund are tax-deductible and UCATS members will earn five priority points for every $100 donated.
The Thursday night primetime showdown will be televised on ESPN.
The Big 12 announced four Week 0 or Week 1 games on Tuesday, including the Bearcats' season-opening showcase at the home of the four-time Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs and Bearcat great Travis Kelce.
The Bearcats will serve as the designated home team for the game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, and UC will still play seven home games inside Nippert Stadium in 2025, including welcoming five conference opponents: Arizona, BYU, Baylor, Iowa State and UCF.
This will mark the second meeting between Cincinnati and Nebraska. The Cornhuskers defeated the Bearcats, 41-0, on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29, 1906.
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Led by First Team all-conference honorees and Queen City natives tight end Joe Royer and defensive tackle Dontay Corleone as well as starting quarterback Brendan Sorsby, the Cincinnati football team is poised to contend in the Big 12 under third-year head coach Scott Satterfield in 2025.
Additionally, the Bearcats added 40 scholarship student-athletes, including 21 transfer portal additions this offseason. Cincinnati was named an early transfer portal winner by The Athletic and added the nation's top available offensive lineman (tackle Joe Cotton) in the spring portal.
Fans can purchase tickets for seven home games inside Historic Nippert Stadium HERE.
513 Day
The Bearcats are celebrating 513 Day today and fans are encouraged to donate to the Cincinnati Athletics' Impact Fund, which will provide critical funding to help UC recruit and retain top-tier student-athletes. All donations to the Athletics Impact Fund are tax-deductible and UCATS members will earn five priority points for every $100 donated.