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Comeback Falls Short in 76-72 Loss at Loyola

The Dayton Flyers traveled to the Windy City on Friday evening in the return game of a two-game conference series against the Loyola Ramblers. In a pivotal matchup pairing teams tied for third place in the A10 standings, UD erased most -- but not all -- of a second half [.....]

By |2025-02-21T22:06:23-05:00February 21st, 2025|Categories: Men's Basketball, News, Pride+ All, UD Athletics|Tags: , , , , , , , , |51 Comments
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Oui Oui! UD Tops Loyola 83-81 in OT Buzzer Beater

The Dayton Flyers hosted the Loyola Ramblers on Saturday afternoon looking to stop the bleeding following a trio of uninspired losses to GW, UMass, and most recently George Mason.  With the Flyer Faithful begging for something positive to cheer for, UD tendered just enough first aid in front of another [.....]

By |2025-01-18T22:43:36-05:00January 18th, 2025|Categories: Men's Basketball, News, Pride+ All, UD Athletics|Tags: , , , , , , , |15 Comments
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The Dayton Flyers traveled to the Windy City on Friday evening in the return game of a two-game conference series against the Loyola Ramblers. In a pivotal matchup pairing teams tied for third place in the A10 standings, UD erased most -- but not all -- of a second half double-digit deficit and lost vital ground in a 76-72 defeat.  Dayton falls to 18-9 (8-6) while the Ramblers improve to 18-9 (9-5).
Dayton beat Loyola 83-81 on Jan 18th when Amael L'Etang finished a half-court alley-oop pass at the buzzer for the dramatic overtime victory at UD Arena.  The Flyers came into tonight's contest with a 36-16 lifetime advantage in the series dating back to 1928.  UD was 3-1 vs. LUC since the teams re-connected as league members in the A10, rekindling a rivalry from the MCC days of the late 1980's and early 1990's.
Nate Santos opened the game with running floater, followed by a pair of Enoch Cheeks free throws to put UD up 4-0. An issue with the net forced a stoppage in play to remedy the problem, and Loyola answered with four straight points out of the delay to tie the game at 4-4. The teams traded baskets to the under-16 media timeout but Loyola opened up a 11-8 advantage by the under-12 timeout as Dayton's offense had trouble protecting the basketball and getting good looks at the rim. Javon Bennett answered with a triple to cut the deficit to 15-13 with 10:33 remaining in the half. Jacob Conner later tied it with a long deuce from the corner to beat the shot clock.  A Bennett kis...

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