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And when they just ran the simple stuff, Kay picked apart Rutgers defense, hitting 24 of 38 passes to mostly wide-open receivers.</p><p><strong><a href="http://www.elitereplicawatches.com">;copy watches</a></strong> "We wanted to set a precedent in the first quarter. We took a lot of chances," Cincinnati coach Tommy Tuberville said. "I ran out of trick plays with about two minutes to go in the second quarter. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don't. We just knew we needed to get a lead on the road and we got the lead, we felt we could hold onto it. Everything worked to perfection."</p><p><strong><a href="http://www.elitereplicawatches.com">;copy watches</a></strong> The only thing that went wrong all day was that conference leader Central Florida scored 10 points late to beat Temple 39-36, leaving Bearcats a game behind in the standings.</p><p>"Our idea was to come out fast and take the wind out of their sails," Kay said after Rutgers (5-4, 2-3) failed to make itself bowl eligible. "I thought we did a good job of that."</p><p>The Bearcats travel to Houston next week and then finish at home with No. 19 Louisville.</p><p>Linebacker Greg Blair felt this was Cincinnati's best game of the season.</p><p>"We threw the kitchen sink at them and got them pretty good," said Blair, who had a team-high 10 tackles.</p><p>Kay hit McKay on touchdowns plays of 24 and 66 yards in the first quarter. He added a 41-yarder to Shaq Washington in the second and a 15-yarder to Chris Moore in the third quarter. McKay got his career-best final touchdown in the fourth quarter on a 34-yard pass from Jordan Luallen, who also had a 9-yard TD run.</p><p>Washington also threw a 28-yarder to Moore on an end around. It capped a two-play drive that started with the recovery of an onside kick with Cincinnati ahead 17-7.</p><p>Gary Nova threw a touchdown pass to Brandon Coleman for Rutgers (5-4, 2-3), which lost for the third time in four games.</p><p>This is the second time in three home games that Rutgers has given up a season high in total yards. Houston had 611 a couple of weeks ago.</p><p>"I can't answer that, because I really have no idea," Scarlet Knights linebacker Kevin Snyder said.</p><p>Despite its winning streak, there were a lot of questions about Cincinnati coming into the game. The nine previous Bearcats' opponents had combined for 17 wins and the best mark among them was a 5-5 record by Northwestern State, a non BCS team.</p><p>With Rutgers, Houston and Louisville on tap in the final three games, Cincinnati was going to find out how good it was.</p><p>Against the Scarlet Knights, they were dominant.</p><p>Kay, the nation's leader in completion percentage (74.1), surpassed his previous yardage best of 332 set against Duke in the Belk Bowl in December. His four TD passes tied his career best.</p><p>This game was decided early.</p><p>Tony Miliano kicked a 30-yard field goal after the Bearcats went 69 yards with the opening kickoff.</p><p>Rutgers gave the ball right back on their first play when Leviticus Payne intercepted Nova (18 of 38 for 170 and two interceptions) at the Scarlet Knights 36. Washington took a handoff from Kay and then threw the ball back to him for a 12-yard gain. The 24-yard TD pass to a wide-open McKay pushed the lead to 10-0 on the next play.</p><p>A fumble at midfield later in the quarter, set up Rutgers touchdown, a 16-yard pass to Coleman for his 19th career TD catch, one shy of the school record.</p><p>The Bears quickly pushed the lead back to 10 on the 66-yard catch and run by McKay. The onside kick followed and Washington stretched the lead to 24-7 with his pass to Moore 87 seconds later.</p><p>Even when things didn't go Cincinnati's way, they did.</p><p>Faced with a fourth-and-8 at its own 33 early in the second quarter, Rutgers was going to block a punt by John Lloyd. Instead, he pulled the ball down and ran 14 yards for a first down. It set up Luallen's TD run for a 31-7 lead. Kay added the TD pass to Washington before the half.</p><p>Rutgers got its final TD on a 1-yard run by Savon Huggins late in the fourth quarter. </p>Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. 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