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Memphis Tigers at UTSA Roadrunners

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7-2, 2-2 Away
Final
36 - 44
4-5, 4-0 Home

McCown, UTSA end Memphis winning streak at 4 with 44-30 victory

Memphis Tigers vs. UTSA Roadrunners: Full Highlights

Memphis (7-2, 3-2 American Athletic Conference) scored on its first four possessions and led 24-14 midway through the second half before the Roadrunners (4-5, 2-3) scored 30 straight points.

UTSA, which gave up a 28-point lead in a 46-45 loss to Tulsa last week, watched Memphis get within eight with two touchdowns in the final two minutes, the last one coming after an onside kick. A second onside kick with 48 seconds remaining went out of bounds and UTSA ran out the clock.

A week after throwing for a school-record 434 yards with four touchdowns, McCown went 20-of-37 for 280 yards and four scores against the Tigers.

In the final six minutes of the first half, UTSA got a program-record 54-yard field goal by Tate Sandell followed by McCown’s 4-yard touchdown pass to Patrick Overmyer for a 24-all tie. McCown's 4-yard TD toss to Houston Thomas early in the third quarter gave UTSA the lead for good.

Memphis trailed by 10 with 9:39 remaining when it failed to convert on fourth-and-5 from its own 36-yard line and five plays later Brandon High went over from the 2 to give UTSA a 41-24 lead.

Thomas had a pair of TD catches while Chris Carpenter had 108 yards receiving for the Roadrunners.

Seth Henigan was 35 of 52 for 454 yards — 9 yards shy of his career high — four touchdowns and an interception for Memphis. DeMeer Blankumsee matched his career high of 142 yards with two touchdowns, all in the first half, before apparently injuring his left leg while celebrating his second touchdown, a 69-yarder. Roc Taylor had 111 yards receiving. The Tigers had only 62 yards rushing.

Memphis received votes in The Associated Press poll but saw a four-game win streak snapped.

How To Watch

How can I watch Memphis Tigers vs. UTSA Roadrunners?
  • TV Channel: Tigers at Roadrunners 2021 College Football, week 10, is broadcasted on ESPN2.
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Matchup Prediction

Roadrunners: 28.4%
Tigers: 71.6%
*According to ESPN's Basketball Power Index

Scoring Summary

MEM TD 1st Period 11:37 Mario Anderson Jr. 16 Yd Run (Caden Costa Kick)
UTSA TD 1st Period 8:41 Houston Thomas 9 Yd pass from Owen McCown (Tate Sandell Kick)
MEM FG 1st Period 2:50 Caden Costa 22 Yd Field Goal
UTSA TD 1st Period 0:55 Dan Dishman 5 Yd pass from Owen McCown (Tate Sandell Kick)
MEM TD 2nd Period 11:15 Demeer Blankumsee 21 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (Caden Costa Kick)
MEM TD 2nd Period 8:42 Demeer Blankumsee 69 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (Caden Costa Kick)
UTSA FG 2nd Period 5:57 Tate Sandell 54 Yd Field Goal
UTSA TD 2nd Period 1:27 Patrick Overmyer 4 Yd pass from Owen McCown (Tate Sandell Kick)
UTSA TD 3rd Period 10:02 Houston Thomas 8 Yd pass from Owen McCown (Tate Sandell Kick)
UTSA FG 3rd Period 5:06 Tate Sandell 32 Yd Field Goal
UTSA TD 4th Period 6:53 Brandon High Jr. 2 Yd Run (Tate Sandell Kick)
UTSA FG 4th Period 2:43 Tate Sandell 42 Yd Field Goal
MEM TD 4th Period 1:47 Koby Drake 24 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (Caden Costa PAT failed)
MEM TD 4th Period 0:48 Mario Anderson Jr. 5 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)

Statistics

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27 1st Downs 19
4-13 3rd down efficiency 7-17
0-4 4th down efficiency 1-2
516 Total Yards 408
454 Passing 307
35/52 Comp/Att 21/38
8.7 Yards per pass 8.1
62 Rushing 101
21 Rushing Attempts 35
3.0 Yards per rush 2.9
12-86 Penalties 7-65
2 Turnovers 0
1 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
28:47 Possession 31:13

Game Information

Alamodome

Location: San Antonio, TX
Attendance: 17,198 · Capacity:
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