On Monday, Scott Satterfield and the Cincinnati Bearcats added a key player to their 2025 roster with the addition of Albany transfer Nolan Latulippe.
Latulippe, a 6-foot-8 tackle from Aylmer, Quebec, earned FCS All-American status in 2023 as a true freshman.
Latulippe had an impressive resume during his time at Albany, with 27 consecutive games started, a Colonial Athletic Association Championship win, and a trip to the final four of the FCS Playoffs. His performance on Albany’s 11-4 team in 2023 resulted in taking home a First Team Freshman All-American award.
With the addition, Cincinnati has now added a total of six prospects this offseason through the transfer portal, including Latulippe, Texas A&M’s Cyrus Allen, Colorado State’s Caleb Goodie, Old Dominion’s Jaylen White-McClain, Coastal Carolina’s Matthew McDoom, and Ball State’s Taran Tyo.
Latulippe will have the opportunity to compete for a starting job on Day One with the program as Cincinnati’s offensive line saw some major turnover in 2024. The duo of Philip Wilder and John Williams both depart, which leaves holes at either tackle, which Latulippe should have a shot at.
While offensive linemen are sometimes tough to grade, Latulippe allowed just three sacks last fall and earned a 58.1 overall Pro Football Focus grade. As a pass blocker, he earned a 53.0 grade and in the rushing attack, claimed a 59.5 grade.
