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David DeJulius With Big Praise for Wes Miller and the Direction of Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball

This is great to see. The Bearcats basketball team continues to grow in the Big 12.

James Rapien

Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Wes Miller high fives guard David DeJulius (5) as he returns to the bench in the second half of the NCAA American Athletic Conference basketball game between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Memphis Tigers at Fifth Third Arena in Cincinnati on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022. The Tigers rode a halftime lead to an 81-74 win over the Bearcats. Memphis Tigers At Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Wes Miller high fives guard David DeJulius (5) as he returns to the bench in the second half of the NCAA American Athletic Conference basketball game between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Memphis Tigers at Fifth Third Arena in Cincinnati on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022. The Tigers rode a halftime lead to an 81-74 win over the Bearcats. Memphis Tigers At Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball / Sam Greene/Cincinnati Enquirer / USA
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CINCINNATI — Former Bearcats guard David DeJulius believes Wes Miller's squad is ready to make a big leap.

The 24-year-old played for Miller for two seasons and believes Cincinnati continues to head in the right direction.

"Everyone within the program is empowered and valued," DeJulius tweeted. "A program built on high level standards, principles and hard work! No gimmics. Just an everyday pursuit to achieve greatness."

DeJulius transferred from Michigan to Cincinnati in 2020. He played for John Brannen for one year, but decided to stay with the Bearcats for two more seasons under Miller.

He's currently playing professionally in Germany for the Basketballgemeinschaft Göttingen. Check out his tweet below:

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James Rapien

JAMES RAPIEN

James Rapien covers the Bengals for Sports Illustrated's AllBengals.com and the Bearcats for AllBearcats.com. He is one-half of the Locked on Bengals Podcast. He earned a journalism degree from the University of Cincinnati and has spent the majority of his professional career in the Queen City. Rapien previously covered the Cavaliers and Indians in Cleveland. He has a background in radio, which includes stops at 700 WLW, ESPN 1530 and 92.3 The Fan. He loves a good trade rumor and uses copious amounts of hot sauce on his food. Cincinnati chili is his go-to meal, followed by gallons of mint chocolate chip ice cream for dessert. When he isn't working or eating, he's probably walking his dog Finley or spending time with his family.