by Chris Ball

Loveland, Ohio – With their victory over the Cleveland Browns, the Bengals are within one game of .500. But they face a very tough test this week against a Philadelphia Eagles team that is playing much better than Cincinnati’s recent opponents. On this week’s episode of the Queen City Sports Podcast, Chris and Mark break down exactly what the Bengals need to do to keep their momentum rolling this Sunday, because it’s a must-win game. The guys also hit on the Bearcats’ big win versus Arizona State and a titanic matchup this weekend against Deion Sanders’ Colorado team. And Bearcat basketball is almost back! Mark gives us the latest from their scrimmage against Ohio State. To wrap it up, Chris discusses the real possibly that if he loses to Michigan State this weekend, the Wolverines’ head coach Sherrone Moore might not make it out of this season with his job.

 

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Christopher Ball is a longtime Loveland resident and an attorney. He graduated from Loveland High School in 2003 and was a member of the football team before going on to become a coach’s assistant at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. He has been following and rooting for the Reds and Bengals since the early 1990s and has been through the many ups and downs that fandom has wrought over the years.

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