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South Florida Bulls 34
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Match Report

S. Florida uses ground attack to pull away from Temple 34-14

— Jaren Mangham ran for 152 yards on 26 carries and scored twice and South Florida beat Temple 34-14 on Saturday.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
11/7/26 @ Navy Midshipmen L 35-42 NCAAF
10/31/26 @ East Carolina Pirates L 9-17 NCAAF
10/17/26 vs Charlotte 49ers L 31-38 NCAAF
10/10/26 vs UConn Huskies L 20-34 NCAAF
10/3/26 @ South Florida Bulls W 17-13 NCAAF
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Team Stats

TEM USF
8
1st Downs
34
2-7
3rd down efficiency
5-14
0-0
4th down efficiency
4-6
231
Total Yards
526
183
Passing
105
12/21
Comp/Att
15/21
8.7
Yards per pass
5.0
48
Rushing
421
14
Rushing Attempts
73
3.4
Yards per rush
5.8
6-55
Penalties
3-30
2
Turnovers
1
0
Fumbles lost
1
2
Interceptions thrown
0
15:25
Possession
44:35

Highlights

00:42 Touchdown! Demarcus Gregory scores vs. Temple Watch on ESPN 00:20 Jaren Mangham rushes in for 1-yard Rushing touchdown Watch on ESPN 00:18 Randle Jones hauls it in for 70-yard Receiving touchdown Watch on ESPN 00:25 Kelley Joiner rushes in for 2-yard Rushing TD Watch on ESPN

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