Cincinnati uses close proximity to Chipotle as recruiting pitch

Choosing which college to attend can be a tough decision, but Cincinnati is here to make it easy on you.

The Bearcats have outdone themselves with their latest pitch to entice prospects to join their football team, which involves a player snatching a burrito out of the air with Chipotle lurking in the background.

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The sell: The Mexican grill that we all love is only two blocks — TWO BLOCKS! — away from Nippert Stadium.

Here's what they supposedly used to recruit Ben Skowronek, one of Indiana's top prospects in the 2016 class:

How can you say no to that, people? You can't. So go ahead and just sign that offer, and get ready to swim in a pool of burritos for four years.

Source: Fox Sports


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