Cincinnati Bearcats baseball season ends with loss against Louisiana
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Last updated Jun 2, 2026
On May 31, the Cincinnati Bearcats baseball team fell to Louisiana, 8-6, in their NCAA Regional game in Starkville, Mississippi. This loss followed a victory against Louisiana and a defeat to Mississippi State. Coach Jordan Bischel emphasized the program's progress, noting back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances, marking a notable improvement in recent years. Bischel aims for the Bearcats to reach the College World Series, believing the foundation is set for future success, especially with a roster featuring many young players. He received a contract extension to remain head coach through 2031, signifying trust in his vision for the program.
- •Bearcats finish season at 38-22 overall, 17-13 in Big 12.
- •Jordan Bischel predicts continued NCAA bids and aims for the College World Series.
- •Six freshmen and sophomores were key starters in the final match.
- •Contract extension for Bischel through 2031 highlights confidence in program's direction.
- 7:15 PMYahoo Sports — Cincinnati Bearcats baseball coach Bischel predicts more NCAA bids
"After making back-to-back NCAA Regionals, Cincinnati Bearcats baseball coach Jordan Bischel has College World Series in Omaha as ultimate goal.
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