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tive incompletions. On the first play after the punt, Mayfield hit Mykel Jones for a 55-yard catch- andrun score.
On fourth-and-1 from the Oklahoma 41 on the next drive, Hill bootlegged to the right side. Big defensive end Ogbonnia Okoronkwo chased him toward the sideline before Parnell Motley delivered the crushing blow that kept TCU’s quarterback from getting a first down. Two plays later, Marquise Brown made an overthe-shoulder grab for a 52yard TD strike and a 38-17 lead.
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ond- and- goal was intercepted by Tre Neal, giving the Knights (12- 0, CFP No. 15) a likely spot in a New Year’s Six bowl.
The top two scoring teams in the country combined for 117 points and 1,479 yards. It was tied at 48 at the end of regulation.
The Knights led 48- 34 early in the fourth quarter but the Tigers rallied to tie with 4:13 remaining on Ferguson’s 10-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Miller. Memphis had a chance to win it in regulation but Riley Patterson’s 51-yard fieldgoal attempt with 28 seconds remaining was wide left.
UCF’s McKenzie Milton was 28 of 40 for 494 yards and five touchdowns. He was selected the game’s most outstanding player.
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of 27 passes for 269 yards and a touchdown, and Kalib Woods had a school-record 208 yards receiving yards. FAU had 633 yards of offense.
The Owls, who beat North Texas (9- 4) 69-31 in the regular season, took a 34- 0 lead in the first 33 minutes. FAU had gains of 47, 49, 22, 44, 21 and 34 yards in the first quarter alone.
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