The Dayton Flyers defeated the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 91-82, led by Javon Bennett's 25-point performance. Despite strong play from the Wildcats, including 19 points from Arterio Morris, Dayton's exceptional shooting proved too much to overcome. The Flyers maintained a critical edge in three-point shooting, especially in the first half, which set the tone for the game. Both teams showcased their strengths; however, Dayton's depth and scoring consistency ultimately secured the win.

By the Numbers
  • Dayton shot 61.9% from the field in the second half.
  • Four Wildcats scored in double figures, with Arterio Morris leading with 19 points.
State of Play
  • Dayton improved to 3-1 on the season while Bethune-Cookman fell to 1-3.
  • The Wildcats stay in contention but struggle to match Dayton's offensive firepower.
What's Next

Bethune-Cookman will face the Ohio Bobcats on Wednesday, a game that will influence their upcoming Sunshine Slam tournament matchups in Daytona Beach.

Bottom Line

The Flyers' potent attack and ability to capitalize on three-point opportunities proved decisive. For the Wildcats, building on their competitive play will be essential as they prepare for their next challenge.