Denton, TX
Oct 26, 2024
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Tulane's explosive first quarter, with 21 points on the board, set the stage for a gripping victory over North Texas, ending 45-37. Behind a resurgent Darian Mensah who delivered with precision, Tulane capitalized on North Texas' defensive lapses early with touchdowns from Mario Williams, Yulkeith Brown, and Ty Thompson. Makhi Hughes dominated on the ground with a career-high 195 rushing yards, outmatching North Texas' run defense.
Despite a valiant rally fueled by Chandler Morris' 449 passing yards, North Texas fell short. Tulane's defense thwarted critical fourth-down conversions, and timely turnovers shifted the momentum. Even late-game touchdowns by North Texas, including two to Damon Ward Jr., couldn't close the gap as Tulane secured their fifth straight win and continued their undefeated AAC run.
Darian Mensah (Tulane)
Mensah finds Mario Williams for a 9-yard touchdown completing a methodical drive that set the tone for Tulane's explosive start.
Yulkeith Brown (Tulane)
Brown's 30-yard receiving touchdown further capitalizes on North Texas' turnover, showcasing Tulane's offensive momentum.
Ty Thompson (Tulane)
Utilizing the wildcat formation, Thompson ran 17 yards for a touchdown, adding to Tulane's commanding first-quarter lead.
DT Sheffield (North Texas)
Morris connects with Sheffield for a 30-yard touchdown, exploiting a brief lapse in Tulane's defense.
Yulkeith Brown (Tulane)
Brown seals the game momentum with an 11-yard rushing touchdown, directly following a crucial fumble recovery by Tulane's defense.
Damon Ward Jr. (North Texas)
Ward Jr. grabs one of his two touchdowns with a 10-yard reception from Morris, part of North Texas' late-game surge.
Darian Mensah (Tulane, QB)
Mensah expertly commanded the field with 175 yards and three touchdowns, demonstrating precision and leadership in critical moments.
Makhi Hughes (Tulane, RB)
Hughes shattered his career-high with 195 rushing yards, making pivotal plays that extended Tulane’s drive and controlled the game's pace.
Chandler Morris (North Texas, QB)
Morris delivered an impressive 449-yard passing game, pushing the limits with precision and relentless effort, achieving his fourth 400-yard game of the season.
Damon Ward Jr. (North Texas, WR)
Ward Jr. consistently posed a threat with 111 yards and two touchdowns, solidifying his role as a crucial target in untangling Tulane's defense.
DT Sheffield (North Texas, WR)
Sheffield dominated with a career-best 125 yards, continually providing a reliable option with key receptions that helped North Texas stay competitive.
Tulane Green Wave
21
10
14
0
45
North Texas Mean Green
3
14
7
13
37
