Orlando, FL
Oct 12, 2024
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In a relocated matchup at Camping World Stadium due to Hurricane Milton, Memphis secured a 21-3 victory over South Florida. The Tigers launched into action with a 14-point first quarter despite past struggles in Orlando, highlighted by Seth Henigan’s touchdown passes to Demeer Blankumsee and Mario Anderson Jr., before the latter was ejected for misconduct. South Florida dropped to 2-4, missing starting QB Byrum Brown due to injury.
The Memphis defense was unyielding after the initial surge, even as their own offense faltered, failing to score on subsequent drives until the defense contributed with a touchdown by Chandler Martin, who capitalized on a fumble deep in South Florida territory. South Florida's Nico Gramatica delivered a 52-yard field goal, as their last scoring attempt stalled under sustained defensive pressure. The Tigers held South Florida to just 24 rushing yards, highlighting their defensive prowess.
Demeer Blankumsee (Memphis)
Seth Henigan connected with Blankumsee on a sluggo route for a 31-yard touchdown, propelling Memphis to a rapid 7-0 lead and highlighting their early offensive efficiency.
Mario Anderson Jr. (Memphis)
Following a fumble forced by Greg Rubin, Henigan exploited a short field to find Anderson Jr. for a 9-yard touchdown, doubling Memphis' advantage to 14-0.
Nico Gramatica (South Florida)
Despite a lackluster offensive half, Gramatica showcased his leg strength, sinking a 52-yard field goal on the halftime whistle to cut the deficit to 14-3 for USF.
Davion Ross (Memphis)
Ross delivered a critical defensive play by intercepting Bryce Archie at the Memphis 2-yard line, halting a promising USF drive and setting up a long return.
Chandler Martin (Memphis)
Martin capitalized on a fumble caused by Kobee Minor, recovering it in the end zone and extending Memphis' lead to 21-3, a definitive moment in their defensive domination.
Seth Henigan (Memphis, QB)
Henigan's precise passing, including two early touchdowns, instrumental in securing Memphis' lead; he efficiently managed the game despite offensive struggles later.
Chandler Martin (Memphis, LB)
A defensive anchor for Memphis, Martin not only scored a pivotal touchdown but also led the team in tackles, embodying their defensive resilience.
Bryce Archie (South Florida, QB)
In his first career start, Archie threw for 241 yards despite fierce defensive pressure, indicating potential despite the team's limited scoring success.
Nico Gramatica (South Florida, K)
Gramatica excelled with a long-range field goal, marking South Florida's only score and highlighting his consistency in high-pressure situations.
Greg Rubin (Memphis, DB)
Rubin made a crucial play by forcing an early fumble that set up a short field, directly contributing to Memphis' quick scoring burst.
Memphis Tigers
14
0
0
7
21
South Florida Bulls
0
3
0
0
3
