Tulane Green Wave at Memphis Tigers
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Henigan, Memphis beat Tulane 33-28 to become bowl eligible
Memphis (6-6, 3-5 American Athletic Conference) went into the season with six consecutive bowl appearances, the longest active streak in the conference.
Facing third-and-7, Henigan connected with Asa Martin for a 24-yard gain, the first of four consecutive touches by Martin to cap a six-play, 70-yard drive that gave Memphis the lead for good. Martin added receptions of 13 and 29 yards before his 1-yard touchdown run on the first play of the fourth quarter made it 26-21.
On the ensuing kickoff, Martin forced a fumble that was recovered at the 29 by Xavier Cullens and, after runs by Martin of 3 and 1 yard, Henigan hit Eddie Lewis on a short slant route before Lewis cut, juked and plowed through five would-be tacklers on his way to a 25-yard touchdown that gave the Tigers a 12-point lead with 13:31 to play.
On the Green Wave's ensuing possession, Tyjae Spears ripped off a 36-yard run to the Memphis 19 before Cullens picked off a pass at the 10.
Michael Pratt hit Duece Watts for a 21-yard touchdown for Tulane (2-10, 1-7) that made it 33-28 with 1:55 to play but the Tigers recovered the ensuing onside kick to seal it.
How To Watch
How can I watch Tulane Green Wave vs. Memphis Tigers?
- TV Channel: Green Wave at Tigers 2021 College Football, week 13, is broadcasted on ESPNU.
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Scoring Summary
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TD | 1st Period 8:17 | Michael Pratt 14 Yd Run (Merek Glover Kick) |
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TD | 1st Period 2:02 | Gabriel Rogers 13 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (David Kemp Kick) |
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TD | 2nd Period 12:34 | Tyjae Spears 7 Yd Run (Merek Glover Kick) |
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TD | 2nd Period 10:52 | Rodrigues Clark 15 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (David Kemp Kick) |
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FG | 3rd Period 10:29 | David Kemp 27 Yd Field Goal |
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FG | 3rd Period 4:38 | David Kemp 40 Yd Field Goal |
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TD | 3rd Period 2:11 | Tyjae Spears 2 Yd Run (Merek Glover Kick) |
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TD | 4th Period 14:57 | Asa Martin 1 Yd Run (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed) |
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TD | 4th Period 13:31 | Eddie Lewis 25 Yd pass from Seth Henigan (David Kemp Kick) |
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TD | 4th Period 1:57 | Duece Watts 21 Yd pass from Michael Pratt (Merek Glover Kick) |
Statistics
 TULN |
 MEM |
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|---|---|---|
| 25 | 1st Downs | 24 |
| 10-16 | 3rd down efficiency | 7-17 |
| 3-4 | 4th down efficiency | 2-4 |
| 452 | Total Yards | 392 |
| 147 | Passing | 336 |
| 15/34 | Comp/Att | 27/42 |
| 4.3 | Yards per pass | 8.0 |
| 305 | Rushing | 56 |
| 44 | Rushing Attempts | 34 |
| 6.9 | Yards per rush | 1.6 |
| 5-55 | Penalties | 4-30 |
| 4 | Turnovers | 0 |
| 2 | Fumbles lost | 0 |
| 2 | Interceptions thrown | 0 |
| 28:58 | Possession | 31:02 |
Game Information
Location: Memphis, TN
Attendance: 27,416 · Capacity:
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