NCAA - Football

FINAL
East Carolina Pirates 34
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Memphis Tigers 41
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ECU106810034
MEM031714741
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium · 27,788 att.

Match Report

Marcus Stokes has 5 total TDs after halftime, Memphis rallies to beat ECU 34-31 in OT

— Marcus Stokes was 29-of-43 passing for 320 yards and three touchdowns and added two rushing TDs to help Memphis beat East Carolina 41-34 in overtime on Thursday night.

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Team Stats

22
1st Downs
24
5-17
3rd down efficiency
4-15
2-2
4th down efficiency
2-2
421
Total Yards
484
260
Passing
320
19/39
Comp/Att
29/43
6.7
Yards per pass
7.4
161
Rushing
164
38
Rushing Attempts
37
4.2
Yards per rush
4.4
3-23
Penalties
9-76
3
Turnovers
1
1
Fumbles lost
1
2
Interceptions thrown
0
29:01
Possession
30:59

Top Performers

ECU

  • Elliot Huether NO 6 · YDS 282 · AVG 47.0
  • Mitch Griffis C/ATT 14/26 · YDS 199 · AVG 7.7
  • Landon Sides REC 7 · YDS 130 · AVG 18.6
  • Noah Perez FG 4/4 · PCT 100.0 · LONG 49

MEM

  • Marcus Stokes C/ATT 29/43 · YDS 320 · AVG 7.4
  • Harrison Tuck NO 7 · YDS 272 · AVG 38.9
  • Jermane Hayes REC 3 · YDS 89 · AVG 29.7
  • Philippe Laforge FG 2/2 · PCT 100.0 · LONG 34

Highlights

01:16 East Carolina Pirates vs. Memphis Tigers: Full Highlights Watch on ESPN 00:11 Noah Perez kicks 22-yard field goal Watch on ESPN 00:27 Ashton Gray rushes in for 1-yard TD Watch on ESPN 00:10 Philippe Laforge kicks 31-yard field goal Watch on ESPN

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