Amazingly, we will enter the final month of the 2018 regular season this weekend.  It will begin a day early, with a Friday night rivalry game ahead of four C-USA games and two non-conference contests on Saturday.

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WKU and Middle Tennessee will be meeting for the 68th time on Friday night (7 p.m. CT), making it the most-played rivalry in Conference USA. Lately, it has been one of its most exciting, as four of the last six meetings in the series have gone into overtime and six of the last seven have been decided by one possession. 
 
Saturday’s conference play begins with Marshall traveling to Southern Miss in a matchup of two of the league’s top defenses (2 p.m. CT).  The Thundering Herd are especially stout on the ground, ranking second in C-USA in rushing defense (105.7 yards per game), while the Golden Eagles have been tough to pass against, second in the league yielding 167.1 yards per outing.
 
Lone Star State rivals UTEP and Rice meet in Houston (2:30 p.m. CT).  This game features a matchup of the league’s two first-year coaches as Dana Dimel leads the Miners against Mike Bloomgren’s Owls.
 
The 18th annual Shula Bowl is set for Saturday evening in Miami, as Florida Atlantic makes the 40 mile drive south to battle FIU (6:30 p.m. CT).  The Panthers are off to their best start as a member of C-USA and bowl-eligible for the second straight season, but the defending East Division champion Owls would like to become the first school to win back-to-back years in this series since FIU in 2011-12.
 
UAB is off to a 5-0 start in league play and it will look to match its FBS school record for victories (8) with a win over UTSA at Legion Field, where the Blazers have won 10 straight games (6:30 p.m. CT). 
 
There are a pair of non-conference games on the docket at SEC schools.  Charlotte will face an SEC school for just the second time when it visits Tennessee (3 p.m. CT), while Louisiana Tech visits Mississippi State, looking to get revenge for a home loss to the Bulldogs last season (6:30 p.m. CT).
 
 
WEEK TEN C-USA FOOTBALL PREVIEW
 
WKU (1-7, 0-4) at MIDDLE TENNESSEE (5-3, 4-1 in C-USA)
Friday, November 2
7 p.m. CT
Murfreesboro, Tennessee (Floyd Stadium)
Broadcast: CBS Sports Net
Announcers: Jason Horowitz (PxP), Danny Kanell (AN)
All-Time Series: Middle Tennessee leads 34-32-1
Last Meeting: at WKU 41, Middle Tennessee 38 (3ot) (Nov. 17, 2017)
 
FAST FACTS
**Four of the last six meetings in the series have gone into overtime and six of the last seven have been decided by one possession. 
**Last year’s meeting in Bowling Green went to triple overtime, where WKU prevailed, 41-38.  Mike White threw for 485 yards and five touchdowns and the Hilltoppers had three receivers top 100 yards.  Ty Lee had 11 catches for 114 yards and Tavares Thomas ran for two scores for the Blue Raiders.
**WKU’s senior class is aiming to become the first group since the 1976 senior class to get a victory over Middle Tennessee in all four matchups over their careers.
**WKU junior LB Ben Holt had a career-high 19 tackles (8 solo) with one pass breakup and one quarterback hurry vs. FIU last week.  The 19 total tackles tied a WKU FBS record which was held by Andrew Jackson, who had 19 vs. Florida Atlantic in 2012.  The 19 tackles is a C-USA single game-high this season, surpassing the previous high of 18 by junior LB Sage Lewis of FIU vs. Indiana on Sept. 1.  Holt was only the 14th player in FBS this season to have 19-plus tackles in a game.  He is now fourth in C-USA with 75 total stops on the season.
**Hilltopper freshman RB Josh Samuel rushed for 83 yards against FIU, his second straight game eclipsing the 80-yard barrier.  He had a pair of rushes of 20+ yards, including a career-high 22-yarder in the 2nd quarter.
**Sophomore WR Jacquez Sloan has led WKU in receiving four times this season, including last week vs. FIU, reeling in five receptions for 69 yards.  On the season, he averages a team-high 15.0 yards per catch, totaling 27 grabs for 406 yards.
**Middle Tennessee’s 41-17 win at Old Dominion last Saturday gives the Blue Raiders a 4-1 mark in Conference USA play. That marks the best start in C-USA play since MT joined the league in 2013.
**In the last 21 home C-USA games, Middle Tennessee has a mark of 18-3.
**Under head coach Rick Stockstill, the Blue Raiders have enjoyed success down the ?nal stretch of the season in November.  Over its last 23 games in the month of November, the Blue Raiders are 17-6 and have won 9 of its last 12.  Overall under Stockstill, MT carries a 29-16 mark in November.
**Middle Tennessee scored 20 points off of five turnovers at Old Dominion, scoring touchdowns with two interception returns.  Sophomore S Reed Blankenship had a 100-yard interception return for a TD and senior S Wesley Bush had a 37-yard pick six.
**Graduate QB Brent Stockstill guided the Blue Raider offense to 488 total yards and a 51-17 win at Old Dominion last week.  He completed 25-of-32 passes for 280 yards and two touchdowns, while adding a third touchdown on the ground.  With 280 yards, Stockstill ran his career passing yards total to 10,669. That figure moves him past Paul Smith (Tulsa, 2005-07) for ninth place on Conference USA’s all-time passing list. Southern Miss’ Austin Davis (2008-11) is in 8th place with 10,892 yards.
 
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WKU Football: http://wkusports.com/index.aspx?path=football
Middle Tennessee Football: https://goblueraiders.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
MARSHALL (5-2, 3-1 in C-USA) at SOUTHERN MISS (3-4, 2-2 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 3
2 p.m. CT
Hattiesburg, Mississippi (M.M. Roberts Stadium)
Broadcast: Stadium on Facebook
Announcers: Noah Coslov (PxP), Max Starks (AN), Julia Stewart-Binks (SL)
All-Time Series: Southern Miss leads 7-6
Last Meeting: Southern Miss 28, at Marshall 27 (Nov. 25, 2017)
 
FAST FACTS
**Southern Miss running back Ito Smith rushed for 150 yards and a touchdown, his third consecutive game with at least 150 yards rushing, and quarterback Kwadra Griggs threw for three touchdowns last November as the Golden Eagles won in Huntington, 28-27.  Chase Litton threw for 308 yards and four touchdowns, with Ryan Yurachek pulling in seven passes for 56 yards and three touchdowns for Marshall.
**In its last three games, Marshall is averaging 254 rushing yards per game while holding the opposition to 109 per game. For the entire season, Marshall’s rush defense is allowing an average of 106 yards per game, which is No. 14 in the nation. For the month of October, Marshall’s offensive average ranked No. 15 in the nation.  Senior RB Tyler King had an October to remember, posting 485 rushing yards and three touchdowns in three October games.  King is the first Marshall player with three straight games of 100 or more rushing yards since Devon Johnson in 2014.
**In the fourth quarters of its last two games (wins over Old Dominion and Florida Atlantic), Marshall has run the football 28 times for 255 yards, an average of 9.1 yards per attempt.  In the two games combined, Marshall threw a total of three passes, completing two, for five yards.  Conversely, ODU and FAU combined to run the ball 15 times in the fourth quarters for 45 yards (3.0 per attempt).  They combined to throw 26 passes, completing 14, for 135 yards.  Marshall outscored ODU and FAU by a combined 28-10 in the fourth quarters of those two games.
**Prior to 2018, redshirt senior DL Malik Thompson had a career total of 12 tackles - just one of them solo, the others assists.  Against Florida Atlantic, Thompson made nine tackles (five on Owls star RB Devin Singletary), forced the first fumble of his career and also intercepted the first pass of his career.  That performance helped earn him C-USA Defensive Player of the Week honors on Oct. 22.  On the season, Thompson now has 29 tackles - three of them are quarterback sacks.
**The Marshall defense has extended its streak of consecutive games without allowing a touchdown in the first quarter to 10.  The defense has allowed 12 combined points – on four field goals – in the first quarter over the last 10 games.
**Southern Miss senior LB Sherrod Ruff turned in a dominant performance in the Golden Eagles loss at Charlotte last Saturday.  He registered six tackles in the contest, which included 5.5 tackles for loss and one sack for eight yards.  The TFL total for Ruff ranks as the third-best ever for a Golden Eagle in a single contest.  He helped the Golden Eagles limit an opponent to under 225 yards of total offense for the fourth time this season.  Ruff leads the team in both TFLs (9.5) and sacks (4.0) this season.
*Southern Miss allowed just 224 yards of offense at Charlotte on Saturday after giving up up only 174 to UTSA the previous week.  The 398 combined yards over the past two games mark the fewest allowed over such a stretch since 350 to Savannah State and Troy from Sept. 10-17, 2016.  The Golden Eagles rank second in C-USA and eighth in the FBS in total defense, allowing 290.1 yards per game this season.
**Golden Eagles sophomore QB Jack Abraham threw for 210 yards last week (his seventh straight game passing for more than 200 yards) before leaving with an injury.  Redshirt freshman Tate Whatley replaced him and finished 6-for-8 for 87 yards with two touchdowns in his Southern Miss debut.  Abraham is expected to play this week.
 
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Southern Miss Football: http://www.southernmiss.com/sports/m-footbl/smis-m-footbl-body.html
 
UTEP (0-8, 0-4 in C-USA) at RICE (1-8, 0-5 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 3
2:30 p.m. CT
Houston, Texas (Rice Stadium)
Television: ESPN3
Announcers: Alex Del Bario (PxP), Patrick Creighton (AN)
All-Time Series: Rice leads 14-7
Last Meeting: Rice 31, at UTEP 14 (Sept. 9, 2017)
 
FAST FACTS
**Rice has won six of the last seven games in the series, including last year’s 31-14 victory in El Paso.  The Owls rushed for 306 yards while holding the Miners to just 26 rushing yards, its fewest rushing yards allowed since 2014. Quarterback Sam Glaesman threw a TD and ran for a score for Rice.
**UTEP held Conference USA West Division leader UAB to a season-low 19 points, but a depleted Miner offense was held scoreless last week in the Sun Bowl.  The Miners also limited the Blazers to 357 total yards. The 19 points were the fewest scored by UAB versus a C-USA opponent in its remarkable two-year run since reinstating its football program.
**On the season, the Miners defense is allowing nearly a touchdown less (-6.8 points) than it did in 2017.  The unit is also allowing 64 yards less of total offense per outing.
**Over the last two games, UTEP opponents are 6-for-23 on third down conversions (26.1 percent).  During that stretch the Miners have risen from 101st in the nation in third down conversion defense to 65th (.388).  UTEP's third-down conversion defense for C-USA games only (.346) ranks fifth in the league
**UTEP quarterbacks are responsible for 420 of the team's 1,046 rushing yards (40.2 percent) in 2018.  The 420 yards are more than last year's leading rusher, Joshua Fields, compiled in all of 2017 (362).
Quarterbacks have accounted for seven of the Miners' 10 rushing scores this season, and the seven rushing TD's by signal-callers are the most for UTEP since 2004 (eight) when Orlando Cruz scored five TD's and Jordan Palmer had three on the ground.
**Owls senior K/P Jack Fox averaged 47.3 yards on seven punts at North Texas last week, placing five of seven inside the 20 to increase his league-leading total to 22 (12 inside the 10) and he also recovered a fumble on the return of the second half kickoff to set up an Owls touchdown.  He crushed a career-best, 76-yard punt in the second quarter that flipped the field from the Rice 5 to the North Texas 19. The punt was the longest by an Owl since 1990 and the sixth-longest in the NCAA this year.  It was his sixth this year of 60 yards or more and marked the fourth time this year he’s improved his career best (63, 64, 70, 76).   Fox had a pair of punts of more than 50 yards to extend his streak with at least one of 50 or more to 13 games.  He leads C-USA with a career-best 19 punts of 50 or better this year.
**True freshman Wiley Green took over as the Owls' starting quarterback at North Texas last week.  He completed 21-of-37 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown.  He became the sixth different player to start at quarterback for Rice since the beginning of the 2017 season.
**Sophomore WR Aaron Cephus has accounted for five of the Owls' 10 receiving touchdowns in 2018 after he added another score at North Texas.  Cephus has 31 receptions for 453 yards on the season.  His yard=per-catch average of 14.61 ranks tenth among C-USA players.
**Rice opened the North Texas game by driving 75 yards for a touchdown.  It was the second straight game and the third time this year it scored on its opening possession.  That also marked the first time it scored on its opening possession in back-to-back games since doing so vs. UTSA and Prairie View in 2016.
 
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UTEP Football: https://utepathletics.com/index.aspx?path=football
Rice Football: https://riceowls.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
CHARLOTTE (4-4, 3-2 in C-USA) at TENNESSEE (3-5, 1-4 in SEC)
Saturday, November 3
4 p.m. ET
Knoxville, Tennessee (Neyland Stadium)
Broadcast: SEC Network Alternate
Announcers: Mike Morgan (PxP), Barrett Jones (AN), Taylor Davis (SL)
All-Time Series: First Meeting
 
FAST FACTS
**This will be Charlotte’s second game against an SEC school.  The 49ers fell at Kentucky in Nov., 2015.
**For the second time this season, senior LB Juwan Foggie had two interceptions in a game, this time including a 79-yard return for a touchdown to carry Charlotte to a 20-17 victory over Southern Miss last Saturday.  His two interceptions give him an FBS-leading six on the season, which is a new 49ers school record.  Foggie’s 79-yard interception return is the longest in school history and gives him two Pick-Sixes on the season. Foggie added six tackles for the 49ers, who matched a school record with three interceptions in the game.
**Under first-year coordinator Glenn Spencer, the Niners are third in C-USA in total defense, allowing 318.6 yards per game. That figure is down from 454.6 yards per game last season. Charlotte’s scoring defense is allowing 6.7 less points per game than it did in 2017.  Additionally, the 49ers lead C-USA and rank sixth in the FBS in rushing defense with 89.8 rushing yards allowed per game.
**With a season-high 15 tackles, junior S Ben DeLuca (230) passed current Cleveland Brown Larry Ogunjobi (217) for second place in career tackles at Charlotte.
*Charlotte freshman K Jonathan Cruz was named C-USA Special Teams Player of the Week for the second time this season following the Southern Miss game.  He went 2-for-2 in field goal attempts and 2-2 in PAT’s in the 49ers 20-17 win over the Golden Eagles.  His 39-yard field goal with 4:19 left to play proved to be the winning margin as Charlotte improved to 3-0 at home this season in conference play.  The freshman also kicked a 40-yarder in the third quarter, setting a 49ers’ freshman record with six field goals of 40 or more yards on the year.  Cruz is now a perfect 18-of-18 on extra points this year. 
**This will be Tennessee’s second game against a Conference USA school this season.  The Volunteers defeated UTEP, 24-0, back on September 15.
 
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Charlotte Football: http://www.charlotte49ers.com/index.aspx?path=football
Tennessee Football: https://utsports.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
FLORIDA ATLANTIC (3-5, 1-3 in C-USA) at FIU (6-2, 4-0 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 3
7:30 p.m. ET
Miami, Florida (Riccardo Silva Stadium)
Television: Stadium
Announcers: Chris Hassel (PxP), AJ Hawk (AN), Kristen Balboni (SL)
All-Time Series: Florida Atlantic leads 11-4
Last Meeting: at Florida Atlantic 52, FIU 24 (Nov. 18, 2017)
 
FAST FACTS
**The south Florida matchup is known as the Shula Bowl.  The game and trophy are named after Pro Football Hall of Famer Don Shula, who was the head coach of the Miami Dolphins from 1970 to 1995.  Each school's first head coach has previous ties to Don Shula.
**Florida Atlantic won last year’s meeting, 52-24, clinching the Conference USA East Division and earning the right to host the 2017 C-USA Championship.  Jason Driskel threw four TD passes and Devin Singletary ran for 164 yards and two scores for the Owls, while Alex McGough threw two touchdowns for the Panthers.
**Junior RB Devin Singletary ran 19 times for 171 yards and his nation-leading 15th rushing touchdown of the season last Friday night against Louisiana Tech.  His 59 career TDs are tied for 11th place in NCAA history.
**Behind Singletary, the Owls rank second in Conference USA in rushing, averaging 220.8 yards per game.  FAU has run for more than 200 yards in five of eight games this season.
**With senior LB Azeez Al-Shaair out for the season, senior Andrew Soroh stepped in to replace him against LA Tech.  Soroh registered seven tackles and one sack against the Bulldogs.
**FIU received votes in this week’s Amway Coaches poll.  It marks the first time that the Panthers have received votes in the national polls since 2011.
**With FIU's sixth win of the season last Saturday at WKU, the Panthers are bowl eligible for the fourth time in program history and the second-straight year under head coach Butch Davis.  The Oct. 27 date is also the fastest any Panthers squad has become bowl eligible in school history.
**Panthers junior QB James Morgan threw three TD passes in the win at WKU, giving him 19 scoring strikes on the season, second in C-USA and just two behind North Texas junior QB Mason Fine.  Morgan leads a big play offense that tops C-USA in plays of 40 yards or longer (13) ad 50 yards or longer (9).
**FIU sophomore RB D’Vonte Price rushed for 119 yards on 14 carries, while finding the end zone twice last week at WKU.  Price had an average of 8.5 yards per carry, which included a 58-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter to seal FIU’s victory.  For the season, Price leads the team in yards rushing (427), average per rush (6.8) and touchdowns (five).  Over the past two games, Price has 198 yards on 26 carries, two touchdowns and a 7.6 average per rush.
**Redshirt junior DB Stantley Oliver-Thomas had one of his best games as a Panther on Saturday night against WKU.  He logged four key pass break ups and picked off WKU’s final pass of the game to send FIU into the victory formation.  The junior also collected seven tackles on the night.
**The Panthers defense has allowed a total of 75 points in its four C-USA victories, the second-fewest allowed in the league.
 
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Florida Atlantic Football: https://fausports.com/index.aspx?path=football
FIU Football: https://fiusports.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
UTSA (3-5, 2-2) at UAB (7-1, 5-0 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 3
6:30 p.m. CT
Birmingham, Alabama (Legion Field)
Television: beIN Sports
Announcers: Mike Gleason (PxP), Charles Arbuckle (AN)
All-Time Series: UAB leads 1-0
Last Meeting: UAB 24, at UTSA 19 (Nov. 11, 2017)
 
FAST FACTS
**UAB took the first meeting between the schools last November in San Antonio, 24-19. 
Facing the league's No. 1 ranked rush defense, Blazers RB Spencer Brown had 27 carries for 128 yards and QB E.J. Erdely ran for two scores.  Dalton Sturm threw a touchdown and ran for another for UTSA.
**UTSA junior Josiah Tauaefa was named one of 10 semifinalists for the Butkus Award honoring the nation’s best collegiate linebacker, the Butkus Foundation announced Monday.  He leads the Roadrunners with 69 total tackles, 42 solo stops, 8.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and two forced fumbles to go along with a pair of quarterback hurries this season.  He has registered double-digit tackles in three games, including 26 combined in the last two contests.
**UTSA senior Yannis Routsas was named the Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week on Oct. 25 for his performance in the Roadrunners last game at Southern Miss.  He averaged 47.3 yards on nine punts, pinned Southern Miss inside its own 20-yard line on six of his punts, including three inside the 10, and he did not have any sail into the end zone for a touchback.  He booted five consecutive punts of 50-or-more yards, including a long of 58.
**The UTSA offense remains perfect in the red zone this season.  The Roadrunners have scored 12 touchdowns and five field goals in their 17 trips inside their opponents’ 20-yard line through the first eight contests.  UTSA is one of just three FBS teams to score in each visit to the red zone this fall, joining Maryland (17-17) and Navy (25-25).
**The UTSA defense has shown a knack for creating takeaways this season, as the Roadrunners have come up with 17 for the turnover bucket through the first eight contests.  The Roadrunners lead Conference USA and rank 13th nationally in turnovers gained and they are first and 10th, respectively, in turnover margin (+8).  UTSA has recovered 10 fumbles — which leads the league and stands second among all FBS teams — and has picked off seven passes, a figure that ranks sixth in the conference and 47th in the country.
**UTSA faces a challenging finish to the regular season.  The Roadrunners four remaining opponents (UAB, FIU, Marshall and North Texas) have a combined record of 25-7 (.781).
**UAB extended its school record winning streak to six games and have recorded 15 wins since the program returned last September, the most over a two-year span in school history (previous best was 13).  The Blazers continue to receive votes in the Associated Press and Amway Coaches polls.
**The Blazers improved to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in Conference USA with a 19-0 win at UTEP on Saturday night.  UAB tallied a season-high 12 tackles for loss and held the Miners to just 19 yards rushing and 120 total yards.  The Blazers are now fifth in the FBS in total defense, allowing 277.9 yards per game.
**UAB set a Conference USA record with its third shutout of the season last week with the 19-0 victory at UTEP.  The Blazers are the only team in the country with multiple shutouts this season. UAB has not allowed a point in six-straight quarters, and in five C-USA games have held their opponents scoreless in 16 of 20 quarters.  Overall, UAB is allowing just 13.2 points per game this year, third in the FBS.
**UAB is tied with Oklahoma State for the national lead in sacks this season with 31.  The Blazers are now just three sacks away from the school record of 34.  The defense is also spreading the wealth as 14 players have recorded at least one sack.
**Blazers sophomore RB Spencer Brown had his second-consecutive 100-yard rushing performance and his fourth of the season with 21 carries for 103 yards and one touchdown last week UTEP.  Brown moved into a tie for third place on UAB’s career 100-yard rushing list with his 10th such performance, and he also moved into sixth place on UAB’s career rushing list.  Brown’s rushing touchdown was his 11th of the season, one more than his TD total from his Freshman All-America season last year.  He currently has 694 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns this season.  In 21 career games, Brown has 2,020 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns.
**UAB is one of just 10 FBS teams to have two wins vs. bowl eligible teams in 2018.
 
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UTSA Football: https://goutsa.com/index.aspx?path=football
UAB Football: https://uabsports.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
 
 
LOUISIANA TECH (6-2, 4-1 in C-USA) at (21) MISSISSIPPI STATE (5-3, 2-3 in SEC)
Saturday, November 3
6:30 p.m. CT
Starkville, Mississippi (Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field)
Broadcast: SEC Network
Announcers: Dave Neal (PxP), DJ Shockley (AN), Dawn Davenport (SL)
All-Time Series: Mississippi State leads 10-3
Last Meeting: Mississippi State 57, at Louisiana Tech 21 (Sept. 9, 2017)
 
FAST FACTS
**This will be the 14th meeting in a series that goes all the way back to 2004.  Mississippi State won last year’s meeting in Ruston.
**Louisiana Tech won its fifth straight road Conference USA game last Friday night, defeating Florida Atlantic 21-13 and snapping the Owls’ 10-game home winning streak at FAU Stadium.  The Bulldogs won their fourth road game of the season and snapped a second opponent’s lengthy home win streak this season.  The Bulldogs broke North Texas’ nine-game home winning streak in late September in Denton.
*The Bulldogs are now bowl-eligible for the fifth consecutive season.  LA Tech is one of four FBS teams that has won its bowl game in each of the last four years, joined by Georgia, Utah and Wisconsin.
**Louisiana Tech senior DE Jaylon Ferguson became Conference USA’s all-time leader in sacks in the Bulldogs 21-13 win at Florida Atlantic last Friday night.  His second quarter sack and forced fumble marked the 38th sack of his career, breaking the previous C-USA record of 37, set by Louisville’s Dewayne White (2000-02).  The 38 sacks ties the LA Tech program record. Ferguson, who now leads the FBS with 10.5 sacks on the season, has recorded multiple sacks in eight career games.
**After reeling in nine catches for 81 yards and a touchdown in the win at FAU, senior WR Teddy Veal has 20 catches in the last two games.  He is third in Conference USA in receptions on the season with 48, totaling 532 yards.
**Junior RB Jaqwis Dancy posted his second 100-yard rushing game of the season last week at Florida Atlantic, picking up 120 yards on a career-high 24 attempts with his sixth touchdown run of the year.  He is fifth in C-USA in rushing this season, averaging 80.8 yards per game.
**No. 21 Mississippi State is allowing just 13.5 points per game, which is fourth nationally.  MSU has issued the fewest touchdowns in the FBS (9), and the Bulldogs have allowed less than 14 points in a game six times this season, which is tops nationally.
 
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Louisiana Tech Football: https://latechsports.com/index.aspx?path=football
Mississippi State Football: https://hailstate.com/index.aspx?path=football