UC defensive end Kimoni Fitz discusses how the Bearcats hope to create havoc up front this year, including more pressure on the quarterback. Tom Groeschen, tgroeschen@enquirer.com
WEST HARRISON, Ind. - With new UCLA coach Chip Kelly and his uptempo offense looming for the Cincinnati Bearcats' 2018 season opener, UC is working relentlessly to improve a pass rush that ranked among America's worst in 2017.
As UC continues summer practice here at Camp Higher Ground, the Bearcats (4-8 last year) vow to push the pace after tying for 121st nationally last year with only 1.