Orlando, FL
Oct 12, 2024
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The Cincinnati Bearcats secured a vital road victory against the UCF Knights in an intense 19-13 showdown in Orlando. In a game marked by defensive resilience, Cincinnati ended UCF's last-minute hopes of a comeback in dramatic fashion, with linebacker Jared Bartlett registering a game-ending sack. The Bearcats' defense showcased its mettle, containing UCF's high-octane offense, which struggled notably in the absence of its usual starting quarterback.
Cincinnati's quarterback, Brendan Sorsby, was instrumental, throwing for 241 yards and contributing both on the ground and through the air, including a decisive late-game touchdown pass to Tony Johnson. Despite earlier setbacks with two interceptions, Sorsby and the offense found rhythm when it mattered, complemented by strong defense that held UCF’s RJ Harvey to 94 rushing yards, thereby ending his streak of 100-yard games. Cincinnati's strategic third-down conversions and superior special teams play were crucial in the tight contest.
RJ Harvey (UCF)
On the game's opening drive, RJ Harvey tore through Cincinnati's defense for a thrilling 31-yard run, setting an early offensive tone for UCF before turnovers stymied their progress.
Harris Adams (Cincinnati)
Harris Adams pounced on Johnny Richardson's fumble at the Cincinnati 22-yard line, killing UCF's momentum and providing Cincinnati with a critical turnover in a defensive struggle.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati)
Sorsby executed a 3-yard quarterback sneak into the end zone, capping a resilient Cincinnati drive that saw multiple third-down conversions, propelling the Bearcats to a 10-0 lead.
Jared Bartlett (Cincinnati)
Bartlett secured a drive-ending sack on EJ Colson for a six-yard loss, punctuating a staunch defensive stand that frustrated UCF’s freshman quarterback and forced a punt.
Kobe Hudson (UCF)
Kobe Hudson's 15-yard touchdown reception breathed life into UCF's second-half aspirations, reducing Cincinnati’s lead and intensifying the contest.
Nathan Hawks (Cincinnati)
Nathan Hawks showcased nerve and precision by drilling a 51-yard field goal, stabilizing Cincinnati's lead at four points, pivotal in the defensive battle.
Tony Johnson (Cincinnati)
With an acrobatic leap and secure hands, Tony Johnson secured a vital 4-yard touchdown pass, putting Cincinnati up by two scores despite a missed PAT.
Jared Bartlett (Cincinnati)
In the ultimate defensive stand, Jared Bartlett, aided by Jake Golday, sacked Jacurri Brown as time expired, cementing Cincinnati's hard-fought victory over UCF.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati, QB)
Sorsby thrived under pressure, amassing 241 passing yards and producing two touchdowns despite early interceptions, guiding the Bearcats to a critical road win.
Corey Kiner (Cincinnati, RB)
Though held below his usual yardage, Kiner's aggressive ground game presented a consistent threat and complemented Sorsby's aerial efforts.
Kobe Hudson (UCF, WR)
Hudson was pivotal for UCF, catching five passes for 82 yards, including a momentum-shifting third-quarter touchdown that challenged Cincinnati's lead.
Nathan Hawks (Cincinnati, K)
Hawks was in top form, sinking a decisive 51-yard field goal that became crucial in maintaining Cincinnati's edge during a tense second half.
Jared Bartlett (Cincinnati, LB)
Bartlett starred on defense with two key sacks, including the game-sealing takedown of UCF's quarterback, highlighting his impact throughout the game.
Cincinnati Bengals
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7
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19
UCF Knights
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7
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