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The Cincinnati Bearcats men's basketball team is back in action Saturday, Nov. 14, as it travels north on I-75 to take on the Dayton Flyers at UD Arena.The matchup marks the Bearcats' first road game of the season. Coming off a recent loss, UC will look to bounce back and build some momentum as it faces Dayton.UC is looking to bounce back against the Flyers following a heartbreaking buzzer beater loss on Tuesday, Nov. 10, where the Bearcats fell to the Minnesota Golden Gophers on a last second 3-point shot.While Minnesota advanced to 3-0 after playing the Bearcats, this weekend’s foe does not have a similarly clean record.The Flyers fell to 1-2 this season after a 99-89 loss to the Siena Saints on Tuesday. The defeat dropped Dayton to second-to-last in the Atlantic 10 standings and marked its second consecutive loss.First-year guard Aiden Derkack has led the Flyers so far this season.

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