Cincinnati, OH
Oct 19, 2024
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The Cincinnati Bearcats displayed their dynamic offense and stifling defense to defeat the Arizona State Sun Devils 24-14, anchored by Brendan Sorsby's 206 passing yards and two rushing TDs. The pivotal moments occurred in the first half when the Bearcats scored 24 consecutive points after forcing two vital turnovers, including a fumble caused by Antwan Peek Jr. His father, Antwan Peek Sr., a Cincinnati legend in that department, would have been proud. The Bearcats' rush attack, led by Evan Pryor's explosive 55-yard TD, marked a return to form with 191 total rushing yards.
Arizona State's early promise, marked by Cam Skattebo's initial TD, was nullified by missed opportunities, including two field-goal attempts by Ian Hershey in the fourth quarter. Despite Jeff Sims' efforts under center for the Sun Devils, their offense struggled with turnovers and scheme inefficiencies, as noted by coach Kenny Dillingham. Cincinnati's unwavering defense and efficient game management sealed the deal, pushing them further in the Big 12 title race.
Cam Skattebo (Arizona State)
Skattebo rushed for a 2-yard touchdown, capitalizing on a successful opening drive to give Arizona State an early lead.
Antwan Peek Jr. (Cincinnati)
Forced a fumble on Arizona State's second possession, shifting momentum back to Cincinnati.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati)
Sorsby ran 14 yards for a touchdown after Peek's forced fumble, tying the game for Cincinnati.
Evan Pryor (Cincinnati)
Pryor's 55-yard touchdown run was a critical play, showcasing his speed and extending Cincinnati's lead significantly.
Cam Skattebo (Arizona State)
Skattebo's 1-yard rushing touchdown brought Arizona State closer, keeping them within striking distance.
Ian Hershey (Arizona State)
Missed a 48-yard field goal attempt, which could have kept Arizona State's hopes alive in the final quarter.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati, QB)
Exhibited dual-threat capabilities with 206 passing yards and two rushing touchdowns, steering the Bearcats' offense with precision.
Evan Pryor (Cincinnati, RB)
Delivered an electrifying 55-yard touchdown run, adding to his tally of long-distance rushing plays this season.
Antwan Peek Jr. (Cincinnati, Safety)
Played a decisive role on defense, with a crucial forced fumble that swung momentum firmly in favor of Cincinnati early on.
Cam Skattebo (Arizona State, RB)
Despite facing a stiff Cincinnati defense, rushed for 75 yards and scored both of Arizona State's touchdowns, making him the standout performer for the Sun Devils.
Arizona State Sun Devils
7
0
7
0
14
Cincinnati Bengals
10
14
0
0
24
