Six of seven games are slated for the daytime this Saturday as week 10 in Conference USA Football takes place with five league matchups and two non-conference contests on the docket.

2019 Week Ten Previews.(pdf)
 
The day’s action begins with FIU hosting Old Dominion in Miami (12 pm ET on ESPN+).  The Panthers are third in C-USA in rushing offense (194.2 yards per game with 16 rushing scores), but the Monarchs are fourth in the league against the run (134.1 per game).
 
UTSA will step out of conference in the early kickoff, visiting Texas A&M (11 am CT on SEC Network).  Roadrunners RB Sincere McCormick ranks fourth among the nation’s freshmen with 567 rushing yards and tops UTSA with six touchdowns.
 
Middle Tennessee and Charlotte meet with both teams coming off ground game-led victories last week (3:30 pm ET on ESPN3).  The Blue Raiders had three players run for more than 100 yards last week, while 49ers senior RB Benny LeMay (league-high 822 yards on the season) gained 155 on the ground with three more TDs in the last minute victory over North Texas.
 
Marshall will take to the road seeking a third straight win and bowl-eligibility when it goes to Rice (2:30 pm CT on Stadium on Facebook).  The Thundering Herd leads C-USA in rushing, picking up an average of 211.4 yards per game on the ground.  The Owls have played smart football, committing the fewest penalties (26) in the FBS this year, while throwing just three interceptions (only six schools in the country have less).
 
In-state rivals UTEP and North Texas hook up for the 27th time, meeting in Denton at 2:30 pm CT on NFL Network.  Both starting quarterbacks are coming off strong games. Miners QB Kai Locksley opened 8-of-9 and finished 17-of-30 for 227 yards with one touchdown through the air and one on the ground.  Mean Green QB Mason Fine has re-written the school’s passing record book, including last Saturday when he threw a career-high five TD passes to give him a league-high 20 on the season. 
 
A key East Division showdown takes place in Bowling Green when Florida Atlantic comes to town to face WKU (3 pm CT on ESPN+).  The Owls high-powered offense has scored 28 or more points in six straight weeks, while the Hilltoppers defense has not allowed more than 26 points in five C-USA games, averaging just 14.0 points against in league play.
 
Saturday’s action finishes up with UAB playing at Tennessee (6 pm CT on ESPNU).  The Blazers defense ranks fifth in the FBS in total defense (allowing 248.6 yards per game), and 11^th in scoring defense (15.7).
 
 
WEEK TEN C-USA FOOTBALL PREVIEWS
 
OLD DOMINION (1-7, 0-4 in C-USA) at FIU (4-4, 2-3 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 2
12 p.m. ET
Miami, Florida (Riccardo Silva Stadium)
Television: ESPN+
Announcers: A.J. Ricketts (PxP), Kenny Kelly (AN)
All-Time Series: Old Dominion leads 3-2
Last Meeting: FIU 28, at Old Dominion 20 (Sept. 7, 2018)
 
FAST FACTS
**FIU snapped a two-game ODU winning streak with a 28-20 win in Norfolk last season.  The Monarchs jumped out to a 14-0 second quarter lead on a pair of Jonathan Duhart touchdown catches before the Panthers rallied, scoring the game’s final three TD’s.  James Morgan threw for 251 yards and three touchdowns to lead FIU.
**Due to injuries and inexperience, Old Dominion has started 42 different players so far this season.  The 42 different starters is second only to BYU’s 45 among all FBS schools. 
**Senior WR Eric Kumah registered career highs in both receptions and yards against Florida Atlantic last week, catching 10 passes for 99 yards. Of his 10 catches, seven went for first downs.
**Monarchs junior LB Lawrence Garner continues to lead C-USA with 73 stops on the season.  He also moved into 10th all-time on the ODU charts with 186 career tackles.
**Sophomore DE Keion White leads the Monarchs with 11 tackles for loss this season, while junior DT Juwan Ross is close behind with 9.5.  They rank fourth and eighth, respectively, in C-USA in that category.
**The ODU defense has forced 14 turnovers this season, matching the entire 2018 season total.  The Monarchs have eight interceptions and recovered six fumbles this fall.  ODU is tied for third in Conference USA with a +3 turnover margin.  The Monarchs have forced 14 turnovers and have 11 giveaways.
**Though he had his three-game streak of 100-yard outings snapped last week, senior RB Anthony Jones still gained 87 yards on 21 carries at Middle Tennessee.  Over his last four games, Jones has 421 rushing yards and five TDs.  He is eighth in C-USA in rushing and his nine total TDs rank third.
**The FIU offensive line is tied for second in C-USA and 14^th nationally in sacks allowed this season with nine. 
**Panthers senior WR Maurice Alexander, the nation’s leader in punt return average at 25.9, had his best receiving day of the season at rainy Middle Tennessee last Saturday.  He grabbed five passes for 87 yards and his first touchdown catch of 2019. 
**FIU graduate senior QB James Morgan, who threw a pair of touchdown in the loss at Middle Tennessee, has thrown multiple TD passes in four of the last five games.  Morgan has multiple TD passes in 14 of the 19 games he has played as a Panther.  His 36 career touchdown passes already rank third in FIU history.
 
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Old Dominion Football:  http://www.odusports.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=31100&SPID=127313&SPSID=750425&DB_OEM_ID=31100
FIU Football: http://www.fiusports.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
UTSA (3-4, 2-2 in C-USA) at TEXAS A&M (5-3, 3-2 in SEC)
Saturday, November 2
11 a.m. CT
College Station, Texas (Kyle Field)
Broadcast: SEC Network
Announcers: Dave Neal (PxP), D.J. Shockley (AN), Dawn Davenport (SL)
All-Time Series: Texas A&M leads 1-0
Last Meeting: at Texas A&M 23, UTSA 10 (Nov. 19, 2019)
 
FAST FACTS
**This will be UTSA’s eighth consecutive game played in the state of Texas.  The Roadrunners will leave the Lone Star state for the first time this season when they visit Old Dominion on Nov. 9.
**UTSA freshman RB Sincere McCormick helped the Roadrunners to a 31-27 win over Rice on Oct. 19, carrying the ball 14 times for 94 yards and one touchdown, while adding two receptions for 39 yards.  He has tallied a rushing TD in three straight games and five of the last six.  McCormick ranks fifth in C-USA in rushing at 81.0 yards per game and is fourth nationally among all freshman runners.
**Making his third career start, sophomore QB Lowell Narcisse completed 19-of-29 passes for a season-high 212 yards and a pair of TDs and he added 32 rushing yards to help guide UTSA to a win over Rice.  Narcisse found freshman WR Zakhari Franklin for both scores, including an 8-yard touchdown pass with 5:06 left to play to put UTSA on top for good.
**UTSA junior TE Carlos Strickland II has emerged as the top target for the passing game this fall.  A transfer from Kansas State who began his collegiate career at California, he leads the Roadrunners with 21 receptions and 215 receiving yards through seven games.  Strickland II posted his best game of the season in his last outing, hauling in six passes for 86 yards in the 31-27 victory over Rice on Oct. 19.
**Junior DE DeQuarius Henry registered six tackles in the Roadrunners last game, with three coming behind the line of scrimmage.  Included were back-to-back sacks on Rice's final two offensive plays of the evening, helping secure the victory.  Henry now has seven TFLs and a team-best four sacks on the year.
**A victory would make Texas A&M (5-3) bowl-eligible for the 11th consecutive season.  All three of the Aggies losses this season have come to top 10 teams at the time they played (Clemson, Alabama, Auburn).
 
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UTSA Football: https://goutsa.com/index.aspx?path=football
Texas A&M Football: https://12thman.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
MIDDLE TENNESSEE (3-5, 2-2 in C-USA) at CHARLOTTE (3-5, 1-3 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 2
3:30 p.m. ET
Charlotte, North Carolina (Richardson Stadium)
Broadcast: ESPN3
Announcers: Bobby Rosinski (PxP), Reggie Walker (AN), Libby Clark (SL)
All-Time Series: Middle Tennessee leads 4-0
Last Meeting: at Middle Tennessee 21, Charlotte 13 (Oct. 20, 2018)
 
FAST FACTS
**Under head coach Rick Stockstill, the Blue Raiders have enjoyed success down the final stretch of the season in November.  Over its last 27 games in the month of November, the Blue Raiders are 20-7 and have won 12 of its last 16.
**Middle Tennessee has done an exceptional job all season of protecting the football.  The Blue Raiders enter the Charlotte game ranked tied for 10th nationally and first in C-USA in turnover margin at +7, 16th in turnovers gained (15) and 21st in turnovers lost (8).  The Blue Raiders are +7 in turnover margin against C-USA foes and have not lost a fumble in six straight games.
**Middle Tennessee scored on all six of its red zone opportunities with five touchdowns and one field goal against FIU last week.  The Blue Raiders have been successful in the red zone in 12 straight opportunities after scoring on all six opportunities against North Texas the previous week.
**In a driving rainstorm, Middle Tennessee turned to its ground attack to deliver a 50-17 win over FIU last Saturday.  The Blue Raiders rushed for 471 yards, the fourth-highest single-game total in school history and fifth-best in C-USA annals.  MT gained 316 of its 319 second half yards by running the ball. Three different players rushed for 100 yards for the Raiders, led by sophomore QB Asher O’Hara with 22 carries for 159 yards and two touchdowns, and he also had a passing score in the first quarter.  Junior RB Jayy McDonald ran for 138 rushing yards and a TD, and redshirt senior RB Terelle West had another 130 rushing yards and three TDs on nine totes. All three players set personal highs in rushing yards.
**Sophomore QB Asher O’Hara has been wreaking havoc this season with his arm and legs.  He has totaled four games this year with at least 200-yards passing and 50 yards rushing. That total ranks No. 2 nationally behind Oklahoma’s Jalen Hurts who has seven.
**Sophomore QB Chris Reynolds was named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week on Monday following his career-best performance in the win over North Texas.  Reynolds set a new Charlotte school record for total offense, threw for the program’s most yards against an FBS opponent, had three touchdown passes of over 30 yards, ran for a 29-yard score and engineered a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback in the 49ers’ 39-38 victory over North Texas.  His 34-yard TD pass to sophomore WR Victor Tucker in the end zone with 18 seconds capped a comeback that saw Charlotte rally from a 14-point fourth quarter deficit.  Reynolds finished the day with a school-record 432 yards of total offense with career-bests of 336 passing and 96 rushing.  His career-high 336 passing yards are the most by a 49er against an FBS opponent.  He is just the second Charlotte player to pass for over 300 yards in a game.  His 52-yard TD pass to junior WR Tyler Ringwood to start the second half is the 49ers longest of the season.  Trailing 35-21 in the fourth quarter, Reynolds engineered three TD drives and threw TD passes of 31 and 34 yards, including the game-winner in the final 20 seconds.
**Charlotte senior RB Benny LeMay notched his fifth 100-yard game of the season with 155 rushing yards in the 49ers dramatic come-from-behind 39-38 win over North Texas on Saturday. He also scored three touchdowns (two rushing and one receiving) to give him 11 on the season (second in C-USA).  LeMay now ranks second all-time at Charlotte in career TDs (26) and career rushing TDs (20).  He leads C-USA in rushing yards (822) and all-purpose yards (1,064) this season.
**Sophomore WR Victor Tucker had 10 catches vs. North Texas, the first time a 49er has had double-digit receptions since 2014 (Austin Duke, 12 at The Citadel).  He also posted a career high with 140 receiving yards.
**With sophomore WR Victor Tucker totaling 140 yards and junior WR Tyler Ringwood posting an even 100, Charlotte had two 100-yard receivers in the same game for just the second time in school history (at Gardner-Webb in 2014).
**Charlotte set a school record for total yards of offense against an FBS opponent with 589 vs. North Texas.  This is the fourth game this season that Charlotte has put up at least 500 yards of total offense.
**Sophomore DE Markees Watts tied the 49ers single-game record with 2.0 sacks against North Texas last Saturday.  It is the second time this season that the sophomore has tied the school record.  He is now third in C-USA with 6.5 sacks on the year, two behind 49ers senior DE Alex Highsmith, who is second with 8.5.
 
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Middle Tennessee Football: http://www.goblueraiders.com/index.aspx?path=football
Charlotte Football: http://www.charlotte49ers.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
UTEP (1-6, 0-4 in C-USA) at NORTH TEXAS (3-5, 2-2 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 2
2:30 p.m. CT
Denton, Texas (Apogee Stadium)
Broadcast: NFL Network
Announcers: Dave Ryan (PxP), Ben Leber (AN), Ashley Stroehlein (SL)
All-Time Series:  North Texas leads 16-7-3
Last Meeting: North Texas 27, at UTEP 24 (Oct. 6, 2018)
 
FAST FACTS
**Miners senior QB Kai Locksley opened the Louisiana Tech game last week going 8-of-9 through the air and finished 17-of-30 for 227 yards with one passing touchdown and one rushing score.  His completions, attempts and yards were all season highs.
**Freshman WR Jacob Cowing registered UTEP bests with two receptions for 70 yards against Louisiana Tech and also scored a touchdown for the second straight week.
**Senior RB Treyvon Hughes rushed for his seventh touchdown of the year last week.  Six of his scores have come at the Sun Bowl.  He has scored at least once in five of his seven games played.
**The Miners were 3-for-3 converting fourth downs vs. LA Tech.  They improved to 13-for-14 on fourth down conversions this season (third-best in the FBS).
**Senior WS Michael Lewis was credited with a career-high 14 tackles last week.  His previous high total was 11 stops at Southern Miss on Sept. 28.  Lewis has a team-high 55 tackles on the season and is tied for 10th in C-USA, averaging 7.9 stops per game.
**Senior FS Justin Rogers’ fourth quarter interception vs. LA Tech was his first of the season and the fifth of his career.  He has had at least one pick in each of his four seasons with the Miners.  Rogers is the first Miner to achieve that feat since Quintin Demps (2004-07).
**North Texas senior QB Mason Fine turned in his finest performance of the season at Charlotte Saturday.  He threw passes to nine different receivers and finished the game 26-for-38 through the air for 394 yards and a career-high five touchdown passes (three to freshman WR Jyaire Shorter).  Fine leads C-USA and is tied for 10th nationally with 20 TD passes on the season. Fine extended his program records for career completions (968), career touchdown passes (84), career passing yards (11,694) and career 300-yard passing games (17).
**Redshirt freshman WR Jyaire Shorter had three catches last week at Charlotte – all touchdowns – for 111 yards and his first multi-touchdown game.  Shorter now has 17 catches on the season with seven of those going for touchdowns in his last six games.
**Junior WR Jaelon Darden has been hot lately, topping the 100-yard mark the last two games and scoring five of his league-high eight receiving touchdowns over the past three weeks.
**Redshirt sophomore RB Tre Siggers was back in the lineup last week at Charlotte after missing most of the previous two games with injury.  He carried the ball 17 times for 131 yards vs. the 49ers for his third 100-yard rushing performance of the year.  Siggers leads C-USA in rushing yards per game at 105.5.
 
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UTEP Football: http://www.utepathletics.com/index.aspx?path=football
North Texas Football: https://meangreensports.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
MARSHALL (5-3, 3-1 in C-USA) at RICE (0-8, 0-4 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 2
2:30 p.m. CT
Houston, Texas (Rice Stadium)
Broadcast: Stadium on Facebook
Announcers: Chris Hassel (PxP), A.J. Hawk (AN), Kristen Balboni (SL)
All-Time Series: Marshall leads 4-2
Last Meeting: at Marshall 41, Rice 14 (Nov. 15, 2016)
 
FAST FACTS
**Marshall returns to Rice Stadium for the first time since it faced the Owls in the 2013 C-USA Championship Game.
**Senior K Justin Rohrwasser earned C-USA Special Teams Player of the Week recognition following his huge day for the Thundering Herd when he booted four field goals, including a game-winning, career-long 53-yarder as time expired to lift Marshall to a 26-23 win over WKU.  During the game, he connected on a (then-) career-long 46 yarder in the second quarter, followed by kicks from 31 and 43 yards prior to the game-winner.  He also made two extra points for a 14-point day.  His 53-yard field goal is tied for the fourth-longest made kick in school history, and tied for the third-longest made kick in Joan C. Edwards Stadium history. The 53-yarder is the longest in 217 games at Marshall, since Curtis Head made a kick of the same distance against Buffalo in 2002.  Rohrwasser tied a school record with those four field goals, equaling the four made by four others, most recently Justin Haig (MVP vs. Louisiana Tech in the 2014 C-USA Championship Game).  He is a perfect 11-for-11 on field goals this season, and has made 12 consecutive field goals dating back to last season.
**Senior CB Kereon Merrell earned C-USA Defensive Player of the Week honors following the WKU win.  He had a huge hand in staking the Thundering Herd to a two-touchdown, first-quarter lead in the Marshall’s 26-23 victory over WKU.  The senior picked off a pass near midfield (his first career interception) and the Thundering Herd cashed that in for a touchdown on the ensuing drive. On the very next drive, Merrell fell on a loose ball in the WKU backfield near midfield (his second career fumble recovery) and Marshall scored three plays later to take a 14-0 lead just over eight minutes into Saturday’s action.  Eight of his 10 tackles were solos and he helped Marshall limit WKU to just a 5-for-13 clip on third down.  This season, Merrell is Marshall’s fifth-leading tackler with 42 tops.
**Marshall senior DE Marquis Couch set a single-game career-high with three sacks vs. WKU.  The Thundering Herd has 19 sacks over the last three games, the most in a three-game stretch for MU since 1999.  The Herd has a league-high 29 sacks on the season, which ranks No. 8 nationally.
**Herd senior LB Omari Cobb has registered double-digit tackles in four of the last five games, including a career-high 13 stops last Saturday vs. WKU.
**The Owls have played smart football this season, committing the fewest penalties (26) in the FBS this year, while throwing just three interceptions (only six schools in the country have less).
**On a tough offensive day last week vs. Southern Miss, junior WR Austin Trammell led the way offensively with five catches for 52 yards and a touchdown, his second TD of the year and the fifth of his career.  Trammell ranks fifth in C-USA in all-purpose yardage, averaging 110.0 per game.
**Rice junior LB Blaze Alldredge recorded seven tackles last week, including 1.5 for loss.  He now has 14.0 tackles for loss this year, second in C-USA and fifth nationally.  Alldredge’s 14.0 TFL’s this year move him past Larry Izzo (1994) for the third-most by a linebacker since 1981.
**Redshirt senior P Chris Barnes ranks third in C-USA with a 45.0 yards punting average.  Seven of his 22 punts have gone for 50 yards or longer.
**The Rice defense continues to show improvement in 2019.  After finishing 13th in the league in total defense in 2018, the unit currently ranks eighth, allowing 51 less yards per game.  The Owls finished last in scoring defense last season, allowing 36.0 points per game and have lowered that average to 29.1 this year (eighth in the conference).
 
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Marshall Football: http://www.herdzone.com/sports/m-footbl/mars-m-footbl-body.html
Rice Football: https://riceowls.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
FLORIDA ATLANTIC (5-3, 3-1 in C-USA) at WKU (5-3, 4-1 in C-USA)
Saturday, November 2
3 p.m. CT
Bowling Green, Kentucky (Houchens Stadium)
Television: ESPN+
Announcers: Nate Gatter (PxP), Brandon Doughty (AN)
All-Time Series: Florida Atlantic leads 7-3
Last Meeting: at Florida Atlantic 34, WKU 15 (Nov. 10, 2018)
 
FAST FACTS
**Florida Atlantic is second in Conference USA in scoring offense at 32.9 points per game, while WKU is second in scoring defense, allowing 18.9 per game.
**Senior TE Harrison Bryant led the Owls with 92 yards receiving on eight catches in the 41-3 win at Old Dominion.  Bryant, who has been double teamed throughout the season, also recorded his first TD of the season.  His 38 receptions rank sixth in Conference USA.
**Florida Atlantic’s other tight end, senior John Raine, reeled in his team-leading fifth touchdown catch of the season last week.  He has scored in five of eight games.
**Graduate senior WR DeAngelo Antoine posted 117 all-purpose yards last week with a team-high nine catches for 69 yards and also running for a 48-yard touchdown.  He has rushed for 127 yards on just four carries this fall.  On the year, Antoine has 37 catches for 437 yards and four scores.
**The Florida Atlantic defense set season highs in sacks (6), tackles for loss (12) and quarterback hurries (9) last week at Old Dominion.  The three points allowed by the Owls vs. ODU was their fewest since a 50-3 win over Akron in the 2017 Cheribundi Boca Raton Bowl.
**WKU senior WR Lucky Jackson turned in a career best performance at Marshall last Saturday.  He caught a WKU program record 16 passes for a career-high 168 yards, becoming the first FBS receiver since SMU’s Trey Quinn on Oct. 21, 2017, with 16+ receptions in a game.  With 161 career receptions, Jackson passed Jared Dangerfield (151) for sixth place on WKU’s all-time charts. Jack Doyle (162) stands 5th in program history.  With 2,119 career receiving yards, Jackson passed Keith Paskett (2,117) for sixth on WKU’s all-time charts.  Willie McNeal (2,181) stands fifth in program history.
**Graduate senior QB Ty Storey established all new career highs against Marshall by completing 31-of-43 pass attempts for a 293 yards.  In five games he is completing 70.3% of his passes and averaging 182.8 yards per game with five TD passes and two interceptions.  He has also run for three scores.
**Junior RB Gaej Walker posted his fifth 100-yard rushing game of the season last week, tying him for the most in C-US this season.  He carried 12 times for 102 yards and two scores vs. Marshall, giving him a team-best six TDs.
**Sophomore DL Juwaun Jones recorded a career-high 10 tackles (two solo, eight assisted), including a team-high two tackles for loss, while adding a pair of quarterback hurries.  He ranks second on WKU with seven tackles for loss, which already surpasses his 2018 total of six.
**The Hilltoppers have allowed only one second-half touchdown in five Conference USA contests, while Marshall’s game-winning field goal last week represents the lone three points scored against WKU in the fourth quarter in league play.  Over the past seven games overall, the Hilltoppers have allowed only 31 second-half points.  For the season, WKU has outscored its opponents 83-to-52 in the second halves of games, and overall has forced a three-and-out on 35% (29-of-83) of their opponents’ drives.
 
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Florida Atlantic Football: http://www.fausports.com/sports/m-footbl/fau-m-footbl-body.html
WKU Football: http://wkusports.com/index.aspx?path=football
 
 
UAB (6-1, 3-1 in C-USA) at TENNESSEE (3-5, 2-3)
Saturday, November 2
6 p.m. CT
Knoxville, Tennessee (Neyland Stadium)
Television: ESPNU
Announcers: Roy Philpott (PxP), Kelly Stouffer (AN), Lauren Sisler (SL)
All-Time Series: Tennessee leads 4-0
Last Meeting: at Tennessee 32, UAB 29 (2ot) (Sept. 25, 2010)
 
FAST FACTS
**A win would allow UAB to go undefeated in non-conference play for the first time since joining C-USA Football in the 1999 season.
**For a second consecutive year, UAB head coach Bill Clark has been named to the Paul “Bear” Bryant Award Watch List, annually presented to the National Coach of the Year.  After last year’s record-setting season in which the Blazers finished 11-3 overall and captured their first C-USA title, Clark was a finalist for this award.  One of 22 coaches named to the list, Clark once again has the UAB rolling as the Blazers sit at 6-1.  UAB is 17-4 dating back to last season and has compiled an overall record of 25-9 since returning to action in 2017.
**UAB’s defense shined again in its last game on Oct. 19, limiting Old Dominion to 150 total yards while picking up five sacks, 14 tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries and an interception.  The Blazers rank fifth nationally in total defense, allowing 248.6 yards per game.  UAB leads C-USA in virtually every defensive statistical category, and they are tied for the national lead in fumble recoveries with 12.  UAB has yet to allow more than 20 points in any game this season and ranks 11th nationally in scoring defense at 15.7 per game.
**Blazers junior WR Austin Watkins, Jr. has been added to the Biletnikoff Award Watch List, annually presented to college football’s most outstanding FBS receiver.  Watkins Jr. is coming off back-to-back 100-yard receiving games with a career high 167 yards at UTSA and 121 yards against Old Dominion.  On the season he has 31 catches for 655 yards and five touchdowns through seven games.  Watkins, Jr., is leading C-USA in both receiving yards and receiving yards per game (93.6).
**Junior WR Austin Watkins, Jr., is leading a trio of UAB wide receivers who are amongst the most productive units in the nation.  He, senior Kendall Parham and junior Myron Mitchell have combined for 1,512 of UAB’s 1,763 receiving yards this year, good for 85.8% of the team’s total receiving yards.
**True freshman RB Jermaine Brown, Jr. had a career day with 20 carries for 116 yards (5.8 yards per carry) and his first collegiate touchdown in UAB’s 38-14 victory over Old Dominion on Oct. 19.  Brown Jr. busted back-to-back runs of 33 and 25 yards in the fourth quarter to eclipse the 100-yard mark.  He helped the Blazers rush for 175 yards in the win against the Monarchs.
**Junior LB Kristopher Moll ranks fourth in C-USA averaging 9.0 tackles per game, and overall in six games has compiled 54 tackles, 9.0 TFL, 4.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, six QBH, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup.
 
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UAB Football: https://uabsports.com/index.aspx?path=football
Tennessee Football: https://utsports.com/sports/football