From Saturday's results:
UCF beat Temple 45-19
Memphis beat SMU 66-45
McKenzie Milton • So. • QB • UCF
Passing
16 of 23 (69.5%) 208 YDS
9.0 AVG
4 TDs
0 INTs
92.2 QBR
Rushing
6 carries for 23 yds
3.8 AVG
1 TD
15 Long
Riley Ferguson • Sr. • QB • Memphis
Passing
21 of 27 (77.7%) 320 YDS
11.9 AVG
2 TDs
1 INTs
97.1 QBR
Rushing
6 carries for 29 yds
4.8 AVG
3 TDs
13 Long
Just sayin...
Ferguson isn't throwing a lot of the 1-3 yard touchdown passes that a lot of quarterbacks make to pad their stats.
While we probably have the edge in QB, I am more worried about comparing our "D" to theirs.
(11-20-2017 02:50 PM)innman Wrote: [ -> ]While we probably have the edge in QB, I am more worried about comparing our "D" to theirs.
This
Whoa! Someone is worried about comparing "D's."
And UCF has a little RB that if not contained at the line of scrimmage is very difficult to stop in the open field. UCF team speed is excellent. UCF is good but RF had an off night last UCF game, throwing in the rain. I think we score on our early possessions unlike last time & play it very close here or at their place - and win in the 4th.
(11-20-2017 04:32 PM)Atlanta Wrote: [ -> ]And UCF has a little RB that if not contained at the line of scrimmage is very difficult to stop in the open field. UCF team speed is excellent. UCF is good but RF had an off night last UCF game, throwing in the rain. I think we score on our early possessions unlike last time & play it very close here or at their place - and win in the 4th.
Without our early red zone turnovers we more than likely would have been up 21-6.
(11-20-2017 05:16 PM)southpaw1 Wrote: [ -> ] (11-20-2017 04:32 PM)Atlanta Wrote: [ -> ]And UCF has a little RB that if not contained at the line of scrimmage is very difficult to stop in the open field. UCF team speed is excellent. UCF is good but RF had an off night last UCF game, throwing in the rain. I think we score on our early possessions unlike last time & play it very close here or at their place - and win in the 4th.
Without our early red zone turnovers we more than likely would have been up 21-6.
Exactly. That's what I'm thinking too.
Good analysis of a potential matchup in the AAC Championship game, but I was actually posting Ferguson's Saturday's numbers against Milton's.
Milton was named
AAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week.
HONOR ROLL
Darrell Henderson • So. • RB • Memphis • Batesville, Miss.
Had 278 all-purpose yards in a 66-45 win against SMU. Rushed for 147 yards and two touchdowns and had 116 yards on four kickoff returns.
Anthony Miller • Sr. • WR • Memphis • Memphis, Tenn.
Had eight receptions for 163 yards and two touchdowns in a 66-45 win against SMU setting Memphis’ career receptions record (217).