Last year, the Bearcats put up just 0.4 more points per game (71.2) than the Flyers gave up (70.8).
Cincinnati went 12-1 last season when scoring more than 70.8 points.
Dayton went 16-2 last season when allowing fewer than 71.2 points.
The Flyers' 75.4 points per game last year were 9.2 more points than the 66.2 the Bearcats gave up.
When it scored more than 66.2 points last season, Dayton went 21-5.
Cincinnati's record was 16-10 when it allowed fewer than 75.4 points last season.
The Bearcats put up a total of 173 more points than their opponents last year (an average of 5.0 per game), and the Flyers outscored opponents by 156 points on the season (4.6 more per game).

Last season, the Bearcats had a 44.9% shooting percentage from the field, which was 1.1% higher than the 43.8% of shots the Flyers' opponents knocked down.
Cincinnati had a 13-4 straight-up record in games it shot higher than 43.8% from the field.
The Flyers' 45.8% shooting percentage from the field last season was 2.7 percentage points higher than the Bearcats had given up to their opponents (43.1%).
Dayton compiled a 19-2 straight up record in games it shot above 43.1% from the field.

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The Bearcats and the Flyers rebounded at a similar rate last season (32.0 and 30.9 boards per game, respectively).
Cincinnati was 15-7 overall when they won the rebounding battle. Dayton was 8-8 when they lost control of the glass.
The Flyers ranked 239th in rebounding in college basketball. The Bearcats finished 179th.
The Bearcats averaged 9.8 offensive boards per game, more than the Flyers by 1.6 rebounds per contest last season.
The Bearcats were 12-11 straight up when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Flyers were 10-5 when they lost the offensive rebounding edge.
The Flyers were the 239th-ranked offensive rebounding team in college basketball. The Bearcats finished 95th.
Rebounding was a pillar for both teams last year. Cincinnati recorded an average rebounding margin of +2.1 rebounds per game, and Dayton averaged a margin of +0.8 rebounds.