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Cincinnati Basketball Improves To 5-0 With 71-51 Rout Of No. 14 Illinois


"We weren’t playing our defensive principles. We weren’t alert. We weren’t executing offensively," Cincinnati coach said. It took two media timeouts for the Bearcats to rediscover themselves. And when they did, they steadily pulled away from No. 14 Illinois for a 71-51 victory to advance to the championship game of the Hall of Fame Classic. (Associated Press)

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Cincinnati Basketball Improves To 5-0 With 71-51 Rout Of No. 14 Illinois