Cincinnati Basketball: Turning point in the Bearcats comeback win over South Florida

Cincinnati Bearcats guard Jeremiah Davenport takes shot against South Florida Bulls at Fifth Third Arena. USA Today.
Cincinnati Bearcats guard Jeremiah Davenport takes shot against South Florida Bulls at Fifth Third Arena. USA Today. /
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Jeremiah Davenport’s hot shooting night fueled the Bearcats to an 84-65 win over South Florida tonight!

Following a slow start, the Cincinnati native knocked down a pair of 3-pointers to flip momentum after halftime.

There were several key plays during the comeback but Davenport’s onslaught was the biggest turning point.

Davenport finished with a team-high 18 points and five assists on 4/9 shooting from 3-point range.

Cincinnati Basketball: Turning point in the Bearcats comeback win over South Florida

It was the first time Cincinnati was able to come back from a halftime deficit to secure a win this season.

Wes Miller’s team improved to 17-9 and 8-5 in AAC play with a pair of road games coming up this week.

Daniel Skillings Jr. made an impact off the bench as well with eight points and four rebounds in the win.

In a postgame press conference, Davenport broke down his impressive performance via Cincinnati Athletics.

Cincinnati Basketball: Bearcats catch fire in second half to blow past South Florida 84-65

After trailing at halftime, the Bearcats caught fire to blow past South Florida 84-65 at Fifth Third Arena!

Despite missing center Viktor Lakhin, Cincinnati was able to pick up a pivotal win to keep pace in the AAC standings.

Ody Oguama continued his recent hot streak with a career-high 18 points, highlighted by a dunk in the first half.

Landers Nolley II scored 13 points and 10 rebounds, while David DeJulius added 10 points and nine assists.

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