Cincinnati Bearcats prepare for upcoming season at Nippert Stadium
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 1:16 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
The Cincinnati Bearcats football team is set to host three home games at Nippert Stadium starting September 6. The season kicks off against Boston College, followed by a night game against Western Carolina, and a Big 12 matchup with Kansas State on September 26. UC is promoting season tickets and has a unique game with Miami RedHawks scheduled for September 20 at an in-town venue. Head coach Scott Satterfield emphasizes the importance of winning these home games as they gear up for their Big 12 campaign.
- •Bearcats face Boston College in season opener on September 6.
- •UC's home schedule includes six games at Nippert Stadium.
- •The team will play Miami RedHawks at TQL Stadium on September 20.
- •Season ticket packages start at $300 with a payment plan available.
- •Cincinnati will open Big 12 play against Kansas State on September 26.
- 1:16 PMYahoo Sports — UC Bearcats shooting for packed Nippert Stadium with 3 September games
"Cincinnati Bearcats football hopes to pack Nippert Stadium with a schedule that features 3 home games plus an in-town neutral site game vs. Miami RedHawks
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