DeJulius Earns Preseason All-AAC Nod; Bearcats Picked Third

Cincinnati men's basketball graduate student David DeJulius was named to the AAC's Preseason Second Team, and the Bearcats were picked third as announced by the league on Wednesday.

DeJulius Earns Preseason All-AAC Nod; Bearcats Picked ThirdDeJulius Earns Preseason All-AAC Nod; Bearcats Picked Third
CINCINNATI -- Cincinnati men's basketball graduate student David DeJulius was named to the AAC's Preseason Second Team, and the Bearcats were picked third as announced by the league on Wednesday.

DeJulius was a Third-Team All-AAC selection last season and the only Bearcat to start all 33 games. He led the team in scoring with 14.5 ppg, in addition to a 15.9 clip in AAC play that ranked sixth. The Detroit native scored in double-figures 23 times to go with 10 games of 20-plus points and improved his three-point percentage by 9.6 percent.

In February, he scored a season-high 25 points against No. 6 Houston, followed by 24 and 23 at South Florida and Tulsa, respectively, to become the first UC player with three-straight 20-point games since AAC Player of the Year Jarron Cumberland in 2018-19.

Incoming Memphis transfer guard Landers Nolley II was named to the AAC's Preseason First Team last year as well.

2022-23 SEASON TICKETS
Season tickets for the 2022-23 men's basketball campaign in Fifth Third Arena are on sale, and serve as the only guaranteed way to get admission into the Crosstown Shootout against Xavier on Dec. 10. UC opens its 18-game home slate Monday, Nov. 7 against Chaminade.

Preseason Poll
1. Houston (10)
2. Memphis (1)
3. Cincinnati
4. Tulane
5. Temple
6. UCF
7. SMU
8. Wichita State
9. South Florida
10. Tulsa
11. East Carolina

Preseason Player of the Year: Marcus Sasser, Houston
Preseason Rookie of the Year: Jarace Walker, Houston

First Team
Marcus Sasser, Houston
Kendric Davis, Memphis
DeAndre Williams, Memphis
Damian Dunn, Temple
Jalen Cook, Tulane

Second Team
David DeJulius, Cincinnati
Jamal Shead, Houston
Khalif Battle, Temple
Kevin Cross, Tulane
Jaylen Forbes, Tulane