Tag: Cincinnati Bearcats

Moustapha Thiam's exceptional performance with 28 points led the Cincinnati Bearcats to an 84-68 victory over No. 8 Kansas. Cincinnati's win marked their second over a ranked team this season, improving their record to 15-12. The Bearcats excelled in three-point shooting, contrasting with Kansas's struggles beyond the arc.

Cincinnati defeated Kansas State 91-62, marking their first win in Manhattan since 1967. Jizzle James led with 24 points, supported by four teammates in double figures. K-State struggled offensively, falling to a 1-10 record in Big 12 play. Cincinnati's defense limited K-State to 40.3% shooting overall.

The Kansas Jayhawks, led by freshman Jaliya Davis' 28 points, defeated the Cincinnati Bearcats 80-71, improving to 15-10 overall. Key contributions came from S'Mya Nichols (16), Lily Meister (14), and Elle Evans (12) as Kansas took control after a tight matchup. The game drew 6,171 fans, a season-high attendance.

Cincinnati defeated Kansas 37-34 with a late touchdown, improving to 3-1 while Kansas fell to 3-2. Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels had 445 passing yards and four touchdowns, while Leshon Williams led rushing with 64 yards. Kansas will next face UCF in their first Big 12 road game on October 4.

The Kansas Jayhawks lost to Cincinnati 78-74 in overtime after a late 13-2 run forced the extra period. Elle Evans scored a season-high 30 points. Kansas falls to 14-10 while Cincinnati improves to 14-8. Coach Brandon Schneider emphasized the team's mistakes, particularly foul issues, contributing to the defeat.

No. 11 Kansas stifled Cincinnati's offense, holding them to a season-low 40 points, to secure a 54-40 victory on...

Kansas State defeated No. 16/17 Cincinnati 70-67 in its Big 12 opener, marking its first win over the Bearcats since 1958. Led by Coleman Hawkins with 20 points and 10 rebounds, K-State ended a three-game losing streak. The Wildcats shot 43.6% overall, continuing their success at Bramlage Coliseum.

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Kansas State delivered a strong performance, defeating Cincinnati 41-15, marking their fourth consecutive season with at least eight wins. DJ Giddens contributed significantly with 143 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Avery Johnson threw for 147 yards and added a rushing touchdown. The Wildcats excelled in both offense and defense, controlling the game from start to finish.

The Big 12 Conference has scheduled Kansas State's Senior Day game against Cincinnati for Saturday at 7 p.m. on ESPN2. This marks K-State's eighth night game this season and the first time hosting games consecutively. Limited tickets are available for purchase online. Other Big 12 matchups will also occur earlier that day.

In a game between Cincinnati and Kansas, Cincinnati won 72-52. Absent players hurt Kansas, giving Cincinnati the win. Dan Skillings Jr. scored 25 points, leading Cincinnati. John Newman III had 12, and Simas Lukosius added 10. This win is crucial for Cincinnati's NCAA chances. They will face No. 14 Baylor next. Kansas tried a comeback but couldn't overcome Cincinnati's lead.