TCU Faces Cincinnati in Big 12 Season Finale with Bowl Implications at Stake

The Horned Frogs aim to secure an eighth win, while the Bearcats fight to end a four-game losing streak and earn bowl eligibility.

TCU (7-4) travels to Cincinnati (5-6) for their regular-season finale on Saturday, November 30, with kickoff set for 6 p.m. ET at Nippert Stadium.
Cincinnati needs a win to become bowl-eligible, while TCU looks to bolster its bowl prospects and potentially tie for first in the Big 12 standings under specific scenarios.
Cold weather, with temperatures expected to be below freezing, could play a key role as TCU prepares for its first game of the season in such conditions.
Cincinnati’s standout defensive tackle Dontay Corleone, a likely All-Big 12 selection, presents a major challenge for TCU’s offensive line with his disruptive play in the trenches.
Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby and running back Corey Kiner have been bright spots, but the Bearcats’ four-game losing streak has been marked by struggles on third downs and defensive lapses.