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East  UAB | UCF | East Carolina | Marshall | Memphis | Southern Miss
West  Houston | Rice | SMU | Tulane | Tulsa | UTEP
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Conference USA Game of the Week

Memphis 36 … Southern Miss 30
With starting QB Arkelon Hall out, Memphis got quirky with a variety of trick plays and the running of Curtis Steele to get the win. Carlos Singleton caught two first half touchdown passes with the first one coming from Brett Toney, who got injured. Fourth-string QB Tyler Bass took over and ran for an 11-yard score, but it was Steele who controlled the game with 178 yards and touchdown runs of 10 and 22 yards in the fourth quarter. Southern Miss took the lead early in the fourth quarter on a 31-yard Damion Fletcher run before Steele score his first touchdown to take the lead for good, USM scored on the final play of the game to make the score look better.

Conference USA Player of the Week
Memphis RB Curtis Steele ran 29 times for 178 yards and two touchdowns in the win over Southern Miss.

Conference
Roundup

East Carolina … Didn’t Play This Week.
Houston … Didn’t Play This Week
Marshall … Didn’t Play This Week
Memphis … Talk about pulling a rabbit out of a hat, the Memphis coaching staff did everything it could possibly do to get the offense moving with a third and fourth string quarterback. The defense didn’t hold up well against the Southern Miss offense, but the offensive line had a great game opening up holes for Curtis Steele as the Tigers finished with 285 yards on the ground. Now with a week off to heal up and get more creative before a winnable game against SMU, a bowl game is still possible with UCF and Tulane to close out.   
Rice … Rice’s offense is a machine right now. Chase Clement is playing as well as any quarterback in America, and that includes Colt McCoy. He did a great job of capitalizing on every Tulane mistake, and every opportunity. Not only did he run well, but he spread the wealth around with eight different receivers getting work. On a nice two-game winning streak, a bowl game is there for the taking with winnable games ahead. It’s asking for too much to think about the Conference USA title, especially being 1.5 games behind Tulsa, but whatever; this is a special season.
Southern Miss … Memphis was down to its fourth string quarterback and it still didn’t matter. The suddenly woeful Southern Miss defense couldn’t slow down a Tiger attack that rolled for over 500 yards. LB Gerald McRath had a nice game, but that was about it. The offense is doing a decent job of tying to keep pace, but this isn’t a team built to make major comebacks. It’s an offense built to maintain leads, and the defense isn’t allowing that to happen.
SMU … This week’s game against Navy was why the June Jones offense sometimes doesn’t work, and sometimes is a detriment. In the rain and wind, the passing game didn’t do anything to keep the chains moving, but the loss wasn’t all on the offense. The defense couldn’t figure out the Midshipman running game couldn’t get off the field. Despite no threat of being thrown on, the defense time and again couldn’t come up with the big stop needed to stop the bleeding. Now there’s a week off before dealing with Memphis and UTEP, two winnable conference games.
Tulane … Tulane got down early against Rice and didn’t have a chance to mount any sort of a comeback with the running game. The passing game did a nice job of cranking out yard in the second half, with Joe Kemp throwing well once the pressure was off, and with Kevin Moore on the bench. The blowout was bad enough, and now there are road dates against LSU, Houston and Tulsa in the next month. To get through, the ground game has to get on track from the opening snap. That might not happen against LSU.
Tulsa … Tulsa did what you’re supposed to do when things are going well. It blew away a bad UCF team even with things weren’t going all that well. David Johnson got the offense moving in the second half, but the miscues in the first half and the problems against UCF’s Brian Watters weren’t a positive. However, everything worked in the second half. This wasn’t a BCS buster performance, but it was still a 30-point blowout on national TV. Next week’s game at Arkansas might be more important for perception, even if the Hogs aren’t very good.
UAB … Didn’t Play This Week
UCF … The secondary and the defense came up with three takeaways against Tulsa, but they needed a lot more to make up for the lack of an offense. 69 of the team’s 187 yards came on the two second quarter touchdown catches from Brian Watters, and there was nothing sharp about the second half. The defense will have to start doing even more until QB Rob Calabrese or RB Brynn Harvey can start making the offense perform on a regular basis.
UTEP… Didn’t Play This Week