The University of Memphis Tigers defeated the University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis.

The Memphis Tigers won in blowout fashion for the second consecutive week. 

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Box score: Memphis 45, Tulsa 7

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“The backdrop of Memphis football’s game against Florida Atlantic was never going to compare to last weekend’s against Arkansas. But make no mistake: This game was still a huge test. The Tigers passed with flying colors.”

Florida Atlantic kept the game interesting with a few explosive plays of its own, but Memphis pulled away with a 31-point fourth quarter for a 55-26 victory.

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Box score: Memphis 55, FAU 26

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Memphis (4-0) was in jeopardy of letting things get out of hand after Arkansas (2-2) took a 28-10 lead near the end of the first half. The Tigers clawed their way back thanks to big-time plays on both sides of the ball.

How did Memphis defeat Arkansas? With a crazy, can-you-believe-it play that will be remembered forever in Tiger football lore.

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Box score: Memphis 32, Arkansas 31

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NCAA college football box score for the game between the Arkansas Razorbacks and Memphis Tigers from Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee.

Sutton Smith’s 64-yard touchdown run and Chris Bracy’s forced fumble were two of the key plays Memphis made in the fourth quarter to edge Arkansas. And, Arrington Maiden’s run clinched the win. 

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Box score: Memphis 32, Arkansas 31

Tigers cut Hogs lead to five points entering the fourth quarter.