Tulsa 49, UAB 42--With a 3-1 record going into the game and an
impressive rushing attack, the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes were nearly blindsided
by the UAB Blazers holding on for the 49-42 win on Saturday. The Blazers score
42 points despite only having 338 yards of total offense and 3 turnovers. Tulsa
held UAB to only 1 total yard rushing in the win. Tulsa takes their 4-1 record
on the road to Marshall Saturday while UAB continues to look for their first
win with a home game versus FCS opponent Southeastern Louisiana.
Marshall 41, Purdue 51--Despite 439 yards passing from quarterback
Rakeem Cato, the Marshall Thundering Herd could not overcome 4 turnovers losing
to Purdue 51-41 Saturday in Indiana. The Thundering Herd gave up 443 yards to
the Boilermakers and 45 first half points before getting as close as 10 points
on two occasions in the 4th quarter. Marshall falls to 2-3 and host the Tulsa
Golden Hurricanes Saturday in an important Conference USA matchup.
Houston 35, Rice 14--With the offense sputtering in the first half and
the defense again playing poorly, the Rice Owls were dominated in a 35-14 loss
to the Rice Owls Saturday. Houston gashed the Owls for 608 yards but turned the
ball over three times giving Rice chance after chance to get in the game. Rice
was unable to cut the second half lead to anything less than 21 points. Houston
improves to 1-3 on the season with another Texas matchup Saturday, this time
versus Sun Belt foe North Texas while Rice goes on the road to face CUSA
doormat Memphis.
Louisiana-Monroe 63, Tulane 10--In a show of strength versus an
undermanned Tulane squad, the ULM Warhawks won 63-10 in New Orleans Saturday
night. The Warhawks put up 553 yards of total offense and feasted on 4 Green
Wave turnovers in the blowout loss. The score was 35-3 in favor of the Warhawks
at the half. ULM improves to 2-2 with a suddenly more challenging road trip to
Murfreesboro, Tennessee to face MTSU while Tulane falls to 0-4 with a trip to
Sun Belt foe Louisiana-Lafayette.
East Carolina 28, UTEP 18--In an ugly game that involved 8 total
turnovers, the East Carolina Pirates overcame their miscues in defeating UTEP
28-18 in Greenville, North Carolina Saturday night. The Pirates put up 475
yards of total offense including 151 on the ground from running back Vintavoius
Cooper on the night. East Carolina improves to 3-2 on the year and have to
travel to southern Florida for a Thursday night matchup with Central Florida
while UTEP falls to 1-4 with a visit from conference rival SMU Saturday night.
#15 TCU 24, SMU 16--Despite holding #15 TCU to only 156 yards of total
offense, the SMU Mustangs fell just short in their upset bid falling 24-16 in
Dallas Saturday night. The Mustangs outgained the Horned Frogs by 64 yards but
turned the ball over 6 times in the defeat. Running back Zach Line was held to
44 yards on 15 carries in the game. SMU falls to 1-3 on the year but look to
get back to winning ways traveling to El Paso to face conference rival UTEP
Saturday.
#19 Louisville 21, Southern Miss 17--Up by 11-points and dominating #19
Louisville in the game, the Southern Miss Golden Eagles could not hold on for
the win losing 21-17 in Hattiesburg Saturday night. The passing game was again
a wreck but the Golden Eagles ran for 224 yards in the loss. Southern Miss was
outscored 15-0 in the final 2 1/2 quarters of the game. Southern Miss falls to
0-4 on the season and host Boise State Saturday in a virtual must win game to
keep bowl hopes alive.
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