Memphis triumphs over South Florida in Orlando showdown

In Orlando, Florida, Memphis secured a decisive 21-3 victory over South Florida in a college football game that was relocated from Tampa due to Hurricane Milton. The game showcased Memphis quarterback Seth Henigan, who threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns, while the Memphis defense capitalized on three turnovers. A pivotal moment occurred when South Florida's quarterback Bryce Archie, in his first start, fumbled in the end zone after being pressured, allowing Memphis to recover for a touchdown. Memphis's offense continued to perform well, marking their 33rd consecutive game scoring 20 or more points, the longest active streak in the nation. South Florida struggled offensively, managing only 258 total yards, and their starting quarterback was unable to play due to injury, further complicating their efforts. The game highlighted Memphis's strong performance and South Florida's challenges, particularly in the wake of player injuries and turnovers.