Cincinnati 47, Miami (Ohio) 10

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Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs	24	21
Total Yards	438	323
Passing	297	267
Rushing	141	56
Penalties	9-90	5-25
3rd Down Conversions	8-17	6-16
4th Down Conversions	2-2	2-3
Turnovers	0	4
Possession	32:22	27:38

Air/Ground Leaders
Cincinnati Passing   C/ATT YDS TD INT Grutza 25/35 290 2 0 Pike 1/1 7 0 0	Miami (OH) Passing   C/ATT YDS TD INT Raudabaugh 24/45 240 1 2 Kokal 3/9 27 0 1
Cincinnati Rushing   CAR YDS TD LG Glatthaar 11 43 1 12 Benton 16 42 1 9	Miami (OH) Rushing   CAR YDS TD LG Sykes 13 76 0 14 Raudabaugh 3 19 0 14
Cincinnati Receiving   REC YDS TD LG Barwin 6 109 0 31 Goodman 4 61 0 34	Miami (OH) Receiving   REC YDS TD LG Givens 4 73 0 39 Robinson 5 59 1 16

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER				CIN	M-OH
	TD	09:33	Butler Benton 2 Yd Run (Jake Rogers Kick)	7	0
	SF	03:16	Ball Through End Zone	9	0
	TD	00:03	Marshwan Gilyard 6 Yd Pass From Dustin Grutza (Jake Rogers Kick)	16	0
SECOND QUARTER				CIN	M-OH
	TD	09:59	Greg Moore 13 Yd Pass From Dustin Grutza (Jake Rogers Kick)	23	0
	FG	02:37	Trevor Cook 21 Yd	23	3
	FG	00:01	Jake Rogers 27 Yd	26	3
THIRD QUARTER				CIN	M-OH
	TD	12:17	Armand Robinson 16 Yd Pass From Daniel Raudabaugh (Trevor Cook Kick)	26	10
	TD	02:28	Doug Jones 5 Yd Run (Jake Rogers Kick)	33	10
FOURTH QUARTER				CIN	M-OH
	TD	13:16	Deangelo Smith 54 Yd Interception Return (Jake Rogers Kick)	40	10
	TD	03:13	Bradley Glatthaar 5 Yd Run (Jake Rogers Kick)	47	10

OXFORD, Ohio (AP) -- Sophomore Marshawn Gilyard blocked a punt for a safety and caught a touchdown pass in the first quarter and Dustin Grutza threw for two scores to spark Cincinnati to a 47-10 win over Miami (Ohio) Saturday afternoon.

Grutza, starting in place of the injured Ben Mauk, threw both touchdown passes in the first half as the Bearcats (3-0) opened up a 26-3 lead in the 112th meeting between the two teams -- the oldest rivalry west of the Alleghenies. Mauk, a transfer from Wake Forest who started Cincinnati's first two games, was sidelined with a sore arm.

Grutza, who spent most of the fourth quarter on the sideline, finished 25-for-35 passing for 290 yards.

Doug Jones ran 5 yards for a touchdown and DeAngelo Smith returned an interception 54 yards for a score in the fourth quarter. Bradley Glatthaar's 5-yard touchdown run late in the game gave the Bearcats their largest win in the series since a 44-0 victory in 1940.

Miami quarterback Mike Kokal fumbled trying to pass on the RedHawks' first play of the game. Anthony Hoke recovered for the Bearcats, who converted on Butler Benton's 2-yard plunge.

Gilyard blocked a punt out of the Miami end zone for a safety to give Cincinnati a 9-0 lead. After Miami's free kick, Gilyard capped a seven-play, 55-yard drive by catching Grutza's 6-yard scoring pass.

Miami (1-2) snapped Cincinnati's streak of consecutive quarters without allowing a touchdown at 10 on Daniel Raudabaugh's 16-yard touchdown pass to Armand Robinson in the third quarter. The streak dated back to the fourth quarter of last season's 27-24 International Bowl win over Western Michigan.

Besides a fumble, three interceptions and a blocked punt, the UC defense compiled five sacks.