This week’s Conference USA schedule bears a lot of similarity to last week’s. It begins with a C-USA team (this time UTSA) traveling to play at BYU for the first time. Then it features four conference matchups, with two in the afternoon and two in the evening.
UTSA (3-0) travels out West for its first-ever meeting with No. 15 BYU (3-0) at 1:30 pm MT on ESPN2. Roadrunners sophomore RB Spencer McCormick leads the nation with 527 rushing yards, to go along with four touchdowns. BYU QB Zack Wilson has completed an FB
East Division rivals Middle Tennessee (0-4, 0-2 in C-USA and FIU (0-1, 0-0 in C-USA) meet in Miami for the Panthers conference opener (4 pm ET on ESPNU). Senior WR Jarrin Pierce has emerged as work horse on the Blue Raiders offense, ranking second in the FBS with 31 receptions in four games. Panthers RB D’Vonte Price will look to build on his career-best 148-yard, three touchdown showing at Liberty two weeks ago.
Florida Atlantic (1-0, 1-0 in C-USA) will look to make it two wins in a row this season and nine straight going back to 2019 when it visits Southern Miss (1-3, 1-1 in C-USA) for the first time since 2013 (3 pm CT on Stadium). Owls senior OLB Leighton McCarthy was dominant in FAU’s season-opening win last week, piling up 10 tackles, 4 TFL’s, three sacks and a forced fumble. He will be looking to contain Southern Miss freshman RB and South Florida native Frank Gore, Jr., who ran for 130 yards and a touchdown in the Golden Eagles win at North Texas last Saturday.
Off to its best start in 10 seasons, UTEP (3-1, 0-0) returns to North Louisiana for the second time in three weeks when it plays its conference opener at Louisiana Tech (2-1, 1-0 in C-USA). Both teams’ offenses are being sparked by new faces. Miners’ freshman RB Derek Hankins has multiple 100-yrd games and five rushing TDs in three games, while Bulldogs graduate transfer QB Luke Anthony has thrown the second-most touchdown passes (10) in the FBS.
Marshall (2-0) returns to action for the first time since Sept. 19 when the Thundering Herd meet WKU (1-2, 1-1 in C-USA) in Bowling Green (6:30 pm CT on Stadium). Led by senior LB Tavante Beckett (24 tackles in two games), the Marshall defense will seek to disrupt efficient new WKU graduate transfer QB Tyrrell Pigrome (six TDs and no interceptions in three starts).
Charlotte (0-2, 0-1 in C-USA) makes its first visit to North Texas (1-2, 0-1 in C-USA), as the Mean Green play their fourth straight home game. The 49ers defense is ranked fourth in the FBS in fewest passing yards allowed (151.0 per game), while North Texas leads C-USA and places 11th in the nation in passing offense (335.0 per game) with nine passing TDs in three games.
WEEK SIX C-USA FOOTBALL PREVIEW
UTSA (3-1, 0-1 in C-USA) at (15) BYU (3-0)
Saturday, October 10
1:30 p.m. MT
Provo, Utah (Lavell Edwards Stadium)
Television: ESPN2
Announcers: Anish Shroff (PxP), Tom Luginbill (AN), Taylor McGregor (SL)
All-Time Series: First Meeting
FAST FACTS
**UTSA sophomore Lucas Dean has been named the Ray Guy National Punter of the Week. Dean averaged 45.0 yards on six punts at UAB last Saturday. Five of his kicks were downed inside the UAB 20-yard line, including a 55-yarder that pinned the Blazers at their 1, and the sixth punt settled at the 21. A native of Dunsborough, Australia, he also had a 52-yard punt that was downed at the 5 and a 50-yarder that resulted in a fair catch at the 12. In fact, the Blazers did not log a return on any of his six punts. For the season, Dean ranks second in C-USA and eighth in the FBS with a 46.5 punting average. Of his 24 punts, 14 have pinned opponents inside their 20, nine have sailed 50-plus yards and six have ended in a fair catch.
**UTSA senior K Hunter Duplessis was 2-for-2 in field goal attempts at UAB on Oct. 3. Duplessis leads the FBS with nine field goals made on the year and has the longest active streak of field goals made with 18.
**The Roadrunners are tied with Cincinnati and Syracuse for the most interceptions in the FBS with seven and they stand third in the nation with nine total takeaways. Thanks to the nine takeaways, the Roadrunners also pace C-USA and stand 11th in the FBS in turnover margin (1.25/+5).
**UTSA has been nearly perfect in the red zone this season. The Roadrunners have reached the opponent’s 20-yard line 20 times through the first four contests and they have scored on 19 of those trips with 11 touchdowns and eight field goals. The only unsuccessful visit to the red zone occurred in the first half of the UAB contest when UTSA did not convert on four tries following a first-and-goal opportunity from the 2-yard line.
**Sophomore RB Sincere McCormick leads the FBS in rushing yards (527) and ranks second in rushing yards per game (131.8). He notched the fifth 100-yard performance of his 16-game career with 150 yards and a TD on 22 totes against UAB last Saturday. The 2019 Freshman All-American leads the FBS in rushing yards with 527 and he stands fourth nationally with 131.8 yards per game, ninth with 151.8 all-purpose yards per contest, 12th with four rushing TDs and 20th with a 5.92 yards-per-carry average.
**No. 15 BYU will be playing a C-USA opponent for the second straight week after defeating Louisiana Tech last week, 45-14. The Cougars are 3-0, having outscored its opponents 148-24 (an FBS-leading scoring margin of 41.3 points per game).
**Zach Wilson paces a potent BYU offense that is averaging 585.7 yards and 49.3 points per contest, as the junior quarterback has completed 60 of 71 passes (84.5%) for 949 yards and six touchdowns.
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UTSA Football: https://goutsa.com/index.aspx?path=football
BYU Football: https://byucougars.com/home/football
MIDDLE TENNESSEE (0-4, 0-2 in C-USA) at FIU (0-1, 0-0 in C-USA)
Saturday, October 10
4 p.m. ET
Miami, Florida (Riccardo Silva Stadium)
Television: ESPNU
Announcers: Clay Matvick (PxP), Rocky Boiman (AN)
All-Time Series: Middle Tennessee leads 11-4
Last Meeting: at Middle Tennessee 50, FIU 17 (Oct. 26, 2019)
FAST FACTS
**Playing in a driving rainstorm, Middle Tennessee won last year’s meeting in Murfreesboro by rushing for 316 second-half yards and 471 total in a 50-17 final. Asher O’Hara led three 100-yard rushers for the Blue Raiders with 159 yards and two touchdowns, while Javy McDonald had 138 yards and a TD and Terrelle West ran for 130 yards and three scores.
**Senior QB Asher O’Hara ranks third nationally in rushing yards among quarterbacks with 222 yards.
Last week against WKU, he completed 23-of-33 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown and added 98 more yards on the ground and another score. He has led the Blue Raiders in rushing in 13 of the last 16 games.
**Blue Raiders senior WR Jarrin Pierce leads C-USA and ranks ninth nationally in receptions per game with 7.8. He has 31 catches for 286 yards on the season.
**Senior LB DQ Thomas led the defense at WKU last week with 10 tackles, tying his career high, to go with 1.5 sacks and two tackles for loss. He also forced a fumble. Thomas currently ranks in the top 10 all-time at Middle Tennessee in both sacks and tackles for loss. He owns 14.5 sacks to rank 6th all-time and needs one more to move past Anthony McCord for 5th. Thomas is 6th in tackles for loss with 33.5, one away from moving ahead of T.T. Barber for 5th.
**Dating back to last season, Middle Tennessee has scored 32 times in their last 33 red zone appearances. The Blue Raiders ended 2019 with 25 straight red zone scores before failing in their lone appearance at Army in the season opener. MT has scored in seven straight trips to the red zone since the Army game.
**Lexington “Flex” Joseph was named C-USA Special Teams Player of the Week after he opened FIU’s 2020 campaign with a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Liberty on Sept. 26. Overall, the Miami native finished the game with 255 yards in kickoff returns, earning a 42.5 average per return.
**Senior RB D’Vonte Price is coming off the best game of his career in the opener at Liberty. Price earned 148 yards rushing on 13 carries, while scoring on runs of 30 and 65-yards. The versatile running back also caught one pass for six yards, which was for a touchdown.
**Three different players saw action at quarterback for FIU in the season opener. Redshirt freshman Stone Norton came off the bench to throw for 120 yards on 9-for-13 passing, tossing a pair of scores, one to D’Vonte Price and one to redshirt junior WR Bryce Singleton.
**Senior S Richard Dames, playing in his 40th consecutive game for FIU, turned in a strong showing against Liberty, finishing with eight tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and a pass breakup.
**FIU is 14-4 under head coach Butch Davis when the Panthers win the turnover battle. Neither FIU nor Liberty had a turnover in the season opener.
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Middle Tennessee Football: http://www.goblueraiders.com/index.aspx?path=football
FIU Football: https://fiusports.com/sports/football
FLORIDA ATLANTIC (1-0, 1-0 in C-USA) at SOUTHERN MISS (1-3, 1-1 in C-USA)
Saturday, October 10
3 p.m. CT
Hattiesburg, Mississippi (M.M. Roberts Stadium)
Television: Stadium
Announcers: Chris Vosters (PxP), Max Starks (AN)
All-Time Series: Florida Atlantic leads 2-0
Last Meeting: at Florida Atlantic 34, Southern Miss 17 (Nov. 28, 2019)
FAST FACTS
**In last year’s meeting in Boca Raton, John Mackey award winner Harrison Bryant caught three touchdown passes as Florida Atlantic clinched the East Division title with a 34-17 win.
**Willie Taggart became the second Florida Atlantic head coach to win his debut game with the Owls with last week’s 21-17 victory over Charlotte. It was FAU’s eighth straight win going back to last October, an active streak that is second only to Air Force (9) among all FBS teams.
**Senior OLB Leighton McCarthy was named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts in the Owls season-opening 21-17 win over Charlotte. McCarthy posted 10 tackles, including four tackles for a loss, and three sacks – all career highs. He also forced a key fourth quarter fumble to help preserve the Owls’ win. McCarthy’s second tackle of the game was a sack for a loss of nine yards which was key in limiting the 49ers to a field goal. In the third quarter, McCarthy had a sack for a loss of three yards and forced a fumble to set up an Owls score one play later. He had two more tackles in the fourth quarter, including another for TFL for a loss of one, setting up an Owls sack, followed by a punt on the next two plays.
**As a unit, the Owls’ defense had six sacks and 12 tackles for loss, while holding the Charlotte ground game to 82 yards on 41 rushes, exactly two yards per carry
**Junior QB Nick Tronti became just the fourth quarterback in Florida Atlantic history to record a victory in his starting debut. Down 10-0 with 8:16 remaining in the third quarter, he led the Owls to 21 points in the final 23 minutes. Tronti led the running attack with 94 yards, including a 49-yard TD run. Under center, he was 11-of-22 for 98 yards and recorded two TDs without suffering a sack. He hit 11 different receivers and accounted for 50% of the Owls’ offensive production.
**Florida Atlantic displayed a disciplined effort in the season-opener last week. The Owls did not turn the ball over, did not allow a sack and committed just three penalties.
**Southern Miss junior WR Jason Brownlee is making an impact in his first season as a Golden Eagle. He has scored in three straight games and has topped the 100-yard mark in back-to-back weeks after catching four passes for 110 yards and a touchdown in the Golden Eagles’ 41-31 win at North Texas this past Saturday. Brownlee has also displayed big play prowess, following up an 88-yard touchdown against Tulane on Sept. 25 with a 68-yard scoring reception at North Texas. He is one of four players in the FBS with multiple receptions of 60+ yards.
**Freshman RB Frank Gore Jr., registered his career-high of 130 rushing yards on 23 carries in the win at North Texas. It was his first career 100-yard game rushing and his rushing yards marked the most by a Golden Eagle since Trivenskey Mosley posted 142 against UTSA on Oct. 20, 2018. His 130 yards helped Southern Miss record a total of 202 rush yards and 437 total yards, which were both the team’s most since having Nov. 16, 2019 at UTSA. Gore, Jr. averaged 5.7 yards per carry in the contest and recorded the first career rushing touchdown of his career from 11 yards.
**Redshirt junior RB Darius Maberry entered last week’s game at North Texas with 29 carries for 64 yards over the previous two years as he battled through injuries. He finished the night in Denton with career-highs of 17 carries for 55 yards and two touchdowns.
**Redshirt sophomore LB Hayes Maples has 25 tackles in the last two weeks following his 10-stop effort at North Texas. The Hattiesburg native has a league-high 38 tackles on the season, including 3.5 tackles for loss.
**Redshirt junior Briggs Bourgeois has handled most of the kicking duties over the first three games, after missing last year with a leg injury. This season, Bourgeois has hit six of eight field goals, 12 extra-point attempts and he followed up a career-long 49-yard field goal against Tulane two weeks ago with a 46-yarder at North Texas.
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Florida Atlantic Football: https://fausports.com/sports/football
Southern Miss Football: http://www.southernmiss.com/sports/m-footbl/smis-m-footbl-body.html
UTEP (3-1, 0-0 in C-USA) at LOUISIANA TECH (2-1, 1-0 in C-USA)
Saturday, October 10
6:30 p.m. CT
Ruston, Louisiana (Joe Aillet Stadium)
Television: ESPN2
Announcers: Dave O’Brien (PxP), Mike Golic, Sr. (AN), Eric Wood (SL)
All-Time Series: Louisiana Tech leads 13-2-1
Last Meeting: Louisiana Tech 42, at UTEP 21 (Oct. 26, 2019)
FAST FACTS
**Louisiana Tech has won seven straight games in the series, including last year’s 42-21 decision in El Paso. Bulldogs QB J’Mar Smith completed 29-of-35 passes for 331 yards and 3 touchdowns, while UTEP WR Jacob Cowing had a 54-yard scoring reception.
**UTEP is 3-1 for the first time since 2010 as it opens Conference USA play. The Miners had their bye week last weekend, so the team will be playing its second straight game in North Louisiana following a 31-6 win at Louisiana-Monroe on Sept. 26.
**Sophomore WR Jacob Cowing is averaging 17.1 yards per reception with 22 catches for 377 yards. He has topped the 100-yard mark in three of the first four games. Cowing is the first UTEP player with three 100-yard receiving games in a season since Jordan Leslie had four in 2013.
**In UTEP’s win at Louisiana-Monroe, Jacob Cowing (102 yards) and Justin Garrett (120 yards) gave the Miners two receivers with 100 yards in the same game for the first time since Nov. 24, 2012 versus Rice, when Jordan Leslie compiled 168 yards and Michael Edwards added 121.
**Freshman RB Deion Hankins has rushed for five touchdowns in the first three games. In the win at ULM, Hankins became the first UTEP freshman to score three rushing TD’s in a game since John Harvey at Colorado State on Sept. 14, 1985. He also tied the school record for single-game rushing touchdowns by a freshman. Hankins has gone over 100 yards twice in three games, becoming the first UTEP freshman with multiple 100-yard rushing games in a season since Aaron Jones had three in 2016.
**The UTEP defense is coming off its best defensive showing in seven years. The Miners held ULM to six points, 193 yards and six first downs — all opponent lows under head coach Dana Dimel. Overall it was the Miners’ top defensive outing since Oct. 25, 2014 at UTSA, when they limited the Roadrunners to 70 yards and two first downs in a 34-0 shutout.
**Four Louisiana Tech wide receivers have recorded multiple touchdown catches in a single game in junior Griffin Hebert (2 at Southern Miss, Sept. 19), sophomore Wayne Toussant (2 vs. HBU, Sept. 26), senior Isaiah Graham (2 vs. HBU, Sept. 26) and sophomore Smoke Harris (2 at No. 22 BYU, Oct. 2). This marks the first time since 1999 that four Bulldogs have had a two-TD receptions game in one season. There were only four two-TD receptions games in the last three years combined.
**Sophomore WR Smoke Harris had caught three touchdown receptions this season, (including a 66-yard touchdown catch at No. 22 BYU on Oct. 2), to rank ninth in the nation.
**Graduate student QB Luke Anthony threw two touchdown passes in the loss at No. 22 and has 10 in his first three games at Louisiana Tech. That ties him for second among all FBS players, trailing only Sam Ehlinger of Texas, who has 14 TD passes this season. Anthony’s pass efficiency rating of 169.1 leads all C-USA quarterbacks that have played at least one game.
**Redshirt freshman K/P Jacob Barnes has not missed a field goal (2-of-2) or extra point attempt (15-of-15) this season. He also booted a career-long 50 yard punt at BYU last week.
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UTEP Football: http://www.utepathletics.com/index.aspx?path=football
Louisiana Tech Football: https://latechsports.com/sports/football
MARSHALL (2-0, 0-0 in C-USA) at WKU (1-2, 1-0 in C-USA)
Saturday, October 10
6:30 p.m. CT
Bowling Green, Kentucky (Houchens Stadium)
Television: Stadium
Announcers: Chris Hassel (PxP), A.J. Hawk (AN)
All-Time Series: Marshall leads 7-4
Last Meeting: at Marshall 26, WKU 23 (Oct. 26, 2019)
FAST FACTS
**The past three matchups in the head-to-head series (all wins by Marshall) have been decided by 13 total points.
**In last year’s meeting in Huntington, Justin Rohrwasser kicked four field goals, including a 53-yarder as time expired to give Marshall a 26-23 victory. Marquis Couch recorded a career-high three sacks and forced two fumbles for the Thundering Herd, while Gaej Walker ran for 102 yards and two touchdowns for WKU.
**Marshall will return to action after having the last two weeks off following a 17-7 win over No. 23 Appalachian State. That victory launched the Thundering Herd into the national rankings (No. 25 in the Sept. 20 Associated Press poll) for the first time since 2014.
**After registering 16 tackles, forcing a fumble and leading a defense that held No. 23 Appalachian State to its lowest rushing total in six years during a 17-7 win over the Mountaineers, Marshall redshirt senior LB Tavante Beckett earned the Bronko Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week honor for games during the weekend of Sept. 19. The C-USA Defensive Player of the Week following that win, Beckett has 24 tackles in the first two games of the season.
**The Marshall defense has given up just one touchdown in the first two games and it leads the FBS with an average of 3.5 points per game allowed. The thundering Herd’s scoring margin of +34.5 is second only to BYU among all FBS teams.
**Junior RB Brenden Knox has topped 100 yards in 11 of his 20 career games. He had 138 yards and a touchdown in the win over Appalachian State, moving up three spots on the Thundering Herd all-time rushing list to No. 11 with 2,188 yards. He is just 44 yards from moving into the top 10.
**Marshall is second in C-USA in third down conversions at 50.6 % (14-of-25) and in fourth down conversions at 75% (3-of-4). The Herd is sixth nationally in third down conversions.
**Marshall is now 31-3 under head coach Doc Holliday when not allowing a rushing touchdown, 39-6 when rushing for 200-plus yards and 41-10 when winning the turnover battle. The Herd has accomplished all three of those stats in the first two games this year.
**Graduate QB Tyrrell Pigrome, a graduate transfer from Maryland, was named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week for his play play in the Hilltoppers’ 20-17 win at Middle Tennessee last week. He completed 21-of-36 attempts for 188 yards and two touchdowns to go along with 55 rushing yards. Pigrome’s 21 completions tied a collegiate career-high, while he did not turn the ball over for the third-straight game in a WKU uniform. He is one of just three FBS quarterbacks to have at least six passing touchdowns and no interceptions this season, along with Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence and Miami’s D’Eriq King.
**Senior WR Xavier Lane led WKU with seven receptions, 73 yards and one touchdown at Middle Tennessee, including a career-long catch of 26 yards in the second quarter. The seven receptions were a career-high, and the touchdown was his first career score as a Hilltopper.
**Senior DE DeAngelo Malone made an impact in multiple phases of the game, coming up big for the Hilltoppers on both defense and special teams in WKU’s victory over Middle Tennessee. Malone recorded 5 total tackles (4 solo) and one sack in the matchup, while also recording a blocked kick on a field goal attempt in the first quarter that ultimately proved to be the difference in a 3-point win. The blocked kick was WKU’s third of the season, which is tied for first in the nation with Kansas State and Florida State. Malone now has 5.0 tackles for loss on the year, which ranks 16th in the country.
**Senior LB Kyle Bailey led WKU with 10 tackles (5 solo, 5 assisted) last Saturday for his fifth-career double-digit tackle game. He also had one of the Hilltoppers’ seven tackles for loss on the day. Bailey has a team-leading 25 stops on the season.
**Redshirt sophomore K Brayden Narveson converted both of his field goal attempts and each of his extra-point attempts in the Hilltoppers’ 20-17 victory at Middle Tennessee to pick up C-USA Special Teams Player of the Week honors. He connected on field goals of 47 and 53 yards in the matchup and is now 3-for-3 this season on field goal attempts. Narveson’s 53-yarder ranks third all-time in 102 seasons of Hilltopper Football and is tied for the fifth-longest field goal make in the nation this season.
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Marshall Football: http://www.herdzone.com/sports/m-footbl/mars-m-footbl-body.html
WKU Football: https://wkusports.com/sports/football
CHARLOTTE (0-2, 0-1 in C-USA) at NORTH TEXAS (1-2, 0-1 in C-USA)
Saturday, October 10
7 p.m. CT
Denton, Texas (Apogee Stadium)
Television: ESPNU
Announcers: Roy Philpott (PxP), Kelly Stouffer (AN)
All-Time Series: Charlotte leads 1-0
Last Meeting: at Charlotte 39, North Texas 38 (Oct. 26, 2019)
FAST FACTS
**Charlotte erased a 14-point deficit going into the fourth quarter to win last season’s meeting, 39-30. A 34-yard touchdown pass from Chris Reynolds to Victor Tucker with 18 seconds left provided the game-winning score. Reynolds threw for 336 yards and three touchdowns, while North Texas QB Mason Fine passed for 394 yards and five TD’s.
**In the league opener at FAU, junior QB Chris Reynolds completed 75% of his passes (24-of-32 for 314 yards and a touchdown, notching his third career 300-yard passing game. In doing so, Reynolds became the second player in school history to surpass 4,000 career passing yards (currently at 4,191).
**Redshirt junior WR Victor Tucker had a team-best nine catches for 118 yards at Florida Atlantic, including a 48-yard reception that put Charlotte in the red zone in the final minute as the 49ers fought for a possible game-winning TD. Tucker recorded the ninth 100-yard receiving game of his career, second in school history to Austin Duke’s 13.
**Graduate senior RB Tre Harbison has led Charlotte in rushing in each of his first two games as a 49er, scoring a touchdown in each game.
**Redshirt senior DE Romeo McKnight, a transfer from Illinois State making his first start for the 49ers in place of junior DE Markees Watts, led Charlotte with 10 tackles and 2.0 TFL at Florida Atlantic.
**Last week at FAU, Charlotte had six pass break-ups by five different players (redshirt sophomore DB Lance McMillan led with 2). The Niners also registered six QB hurries by five different players (including two by senior LB Luke Martin).
**Charlotte ranks in the top five in the FBS in passing yards allowed (151.0 per game; T-4th), fewest penalties (8, T-5th), red zone defense (.556 (5-9); 3rd) and opponent fourth-down conversion (.000 (0-3); T-1st).
**North Texas enters the game with the third-ranked total offense in the nation, and top total offense in Conference USA at 573.7 yards per game. UNT totaled 483 yards of total offense last week against Southern Miss in the league opener.
**The Mean Green posted eight offensive plays of 15-plus yards last week against Southern Miss, three of which resulted in touchdowns. Thus far this season, UNT has 29 plays of 15 or more yards (23 of which have gone for 20-plus), and 12 of those have resulted in touchdowns.
**Redshirt sophomore QB Austin Aune earned the first start of his collegiate career last week against Southern Miss and finished 28-of-47 for 339 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. The 27-year old former minor league baseball player is the oldest quarterback in the FBS.
**Mean Green senior RB DeAndre Torrey entered 2020 with a clean bill of health following a season where he battled through injury and he is producing once again. Torrey carried 15 times for 82 yards and a touchdown last week against Southern Miss and has 40 carries for 212 yards and two scores in 2020. Torrey now has 23 career total touchdowns (19 of which have come on the ground), and is now tied for ninth in p
rogram history.
**Sophomore WR Deonte Simpson caught a career-best five passes for a career and team-high 113 yards and a touchdown last week against Southern Miss. He has grabbed nine passes for 209 yards and two touchdowns through the first three games of 2020.
**Junior LB KD Davis returned to the North Texas lineup and recorded a team and career high 14 tackles (6 solo, 8 assisted), 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack in North Texas’ 41-31 loss to Southern Miss. He anchored a depleted Mean Green defense that had its back up against the wall for most of the night.
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Charlotte Football: https://charlotte49ers.com/sports/football
North Texas Football: http://www.meangreensports.com/sports/m-footbl/ntex-m-footbl-body.html
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