bearcat
Noun
Meaning
arboreal civet of Asia having a long prehensile tail and shaggy black hair
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While Campbell Police Chief Gary Berg argues that a BearCat is critical for SWAT operations, residents have concerns about its hefty cost and the militarization of a police department for a city with a population barely north of 40,000 people.
All those who stood on line for tickets and rushed the court after the big game, the die-hard Bearcat faithful, will probably be sitting at home come March, watching the schools that recruited the same way we did, but were just a bit better at it.
"I invite every one to come and play in the Proud Neighbors of Quartzsite Sand Box for be betterment of our chosen community," said BearCat.
Former UC Bearcat and NBA forward Corie Blount is hosting a basketball camp at Western Brown High School from June 11-13.
Later this semester, a milkshake and snacks shop called Sweets and Eats replaced the old Bearcat Café.
When the Gators took their first timeout, it was the largest lead of four points with the Bearcats on top 17-13, but the Gators slowly picked at KCC’s lead and forced a Bearcat timeout with a mere one-point, 19-18, lead.