Mo Egger

Starting pitching, Joey Votto, Nick Senzel and Shogo Akiyama are among the topics revisited.

A club known for its packed houses and rabid fan base took a major hit without supporters present for the final season in Nippert Stadium.

The head coach has not only rebuilt the program but also has eliminated its stigma of being a stepping stone to bigger jobs.

About a week and a half ago, two semi-trucks collided on the lower deck of the Brent Spence Bridge, which runs through downtown Cincinnati and connects Ohio and Kentucky on Interstate 75. The fiery crash has closed the bridge until further notice, and its aftermath has ignited a new series of questions about the structural viability of the 57-year-old bridge, which was deemed “functionally obsolete” by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet more than 20 years ago. Given the long-standing questions…

There’s been simmering discontent about the head coach after the way Xavier finished last season, but Steele has come out strong in 2020.

Hindsight is 20/20 regarding the junior quarterback who has become the key to an unbeaten record and a shot at the College Football Playoff.

The owner references the end of the Marvin Lewis era and says this is what the fans wanted.

There are few excuses for the director of player personnel, as he has his franchise quarterback, money to spend and a prime draft pick.

This homer-filled, late-career renaissance of leading a team that has roared into the playoff hunt has been something to behold.

The lens through which we view this sport has expanded and the conversations we have about how teams can find success in it are shifting.