As the final horn sounded last night on the Cincinnati Bearcats' second round NIT loss to the Dayton Flyers, Deonta Vaughn saw his career as a Cincinnati basketball player come to an end. 

Playing in what turned out to be his final game at Fifth Third Arena, Vaughn dazzled the home crowd with 28 points, including clutch three-pointers to keep Cincinnati in the game.

For a player who never had the opportunity to play in the NCAA Tournament, Vaughn had one of the more distinguished careers of any player to ever take the court for this storied program. 

He will leave Cincinnati third all-time in scoring at 1,885 points, trailing only Steve Logan and the great Oscar Robertson. He is also the all-time leader in ...

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