CINCINNATI (AP) -Receiver Mardy Gilyard has gotten to the point where he doesn't worry about who's throwing him the ball. He knows that no matter who's running Cincinnati's fast-paced offense, it's going to run smoothly.

Take Zach Collaros, the latest quarterback forced to the forefront because of injury.

The sophomore made his first collegiate start on Saturday against Louisville and was nearly perfect, throwing three touchdowns and only two incomplete passes in a 41-10 victory that showed the fifth-ranked Bearcats are far more than one talented quarterback.

Simply put, their system works.