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Gunner Kiel threw four more touchdown passes as The University of Cincinnati extended Miami Universtity's losing streak to 20 games with a hard fought 31-24 win at Paul Brown Stadium.
Both Kiel and Miami quarterback and Moeller High School grad, Andrew Hendrix are eligible this season after transferring from Notre Dame.
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Kiel threw two touchdown passes to Mekale McKay and one to Chris Moore to lead UC back from the deficit. Andrew Ganz kicked a field goal of 21 yards to put UC up at halftime 24-14.
Hendrix and Kiel traded touchdown passes in the third quarter. Hendrix found Frazier behind the Cincinnati secondary with a 74-yard pass play. Kiel threw 29 yards to Johnny Holton.
Miami gto a 49-yard field goal by Kaleb Patterson on a kick that never got more than 11 feet off the ground with 13:20 to play in the game to put Miami within a touchdown.
Miami held the Bearcats on a three and out and took over at their own 44 after a short punt by Sam Geraci.
Hendrix and his Redhawks drove to the Cincinnati one in a bid to tie the game. Moses was stopped on a two-yard loss. Hendrix was dropped for a one-yard loss. On third and goal, Leviticus Payne dropped Hendrix for an 11 yard loss. Patterson missed a 30-yard field goal attempt with 5:40 left.
Cincinnati ran out the clock for its second win of the season.
"They (UC) are 90 percent pressure within the 30-yard line," Miami coach Chuck Martin, who coached both quarterbacks at Notre Dame. "We had the right play called but we had a freshman tight end block down. It was a rookie mistake. He feels awful and I feel awful for him."
The first year coach is now 0-4 with the Redhawks, who are hungry for a win in a rivalry game or not.
"If we got a win over Talawanda Middle School, we'd take it but this felt like a rivalry. Our kids played their hearts out. They played smarter, not smart, but smarter. We need to execute better," Martin said.
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