Southern Miss falls at home to Tulane, 66-24
Published 8:57 am Tuesday, September 29, 2020
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Southern Miss receiver Jason Brownlee is off to the races as he sprints for a Golden Eagle touchdown. Tulane strong safety Macon Clark tries to bring Brownlee down but cannot do it.
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Southern Miss running back Dee Baker uses speed and a stiff arm to get around Tulane defender Kevin Henry.
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Southern Miss linebacker Santrell Latham sends Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt flying backward.
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Southern Miss interim coach Scotty Walden and his Golden Eagle players get their game face on prior to kickoff against Tulane.
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All day, the Southern Miss defense struggled to stop the Tulane running game. Mayes Maples and Adrew Cole try to stop Tulane running back Stephon Huderson.
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Southern Miss quarterback is the center of activity as his offense line tries to keep the Tulane Green Wave off of him Saturday at M. M. Roberts stadium in Hattiesburg, MS.
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Tulane running back Tyjae Spears dring Southern Miss defenders into the end zone for a Green Wave touchdown.
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Southern Miss returner Natrone Brooks and Tulane's Jaetavian Toles battle over the loose ball.
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Southern Miss running back Dee Baker slashes through the Tulane defense. Southern Miss had early success running the ball but Tulane defense began to plug the holes.
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Southern Miss quarterback Jack Abraham throws a touchdown pass to Naricuss Driver.
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Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt does his best to avoid a Southern Miss sack, Saturday in Hattiesburg.
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Southern Miss quarterback Jack Abraham look for an open receiver against Tulane.
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Southern Miss receiver Jason Brownlee races for a touchdown against Tulane, Saturday in Hattiesburg.
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Tulane running back Sephon Huderson slashes through a hole in the Southern Miss defense to pick up a first down.
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Southern Miss quarterback Jack Abraham tries to get a pass over the outstretched arms of Cameron Sample.
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The ball pops into the air as Southern Miss punt returner Natrone Brooks fumbles when he is hit by a Tulane defender.
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Southern Miss quarterback Jack Abraham eyes an on rushing Cameron Sample of Tulane.
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Southern Miss teammates welcome Jason Brownlee to the sidelines after scoring a touchdown against Tulane.
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Southern Miss interim coach Scotty Walden makes his case to officials during game against Tulane.
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HATTIESBURG (AP) — Cameron Carroll scored a career-high three of Tulane’s seven rushing touchdowns and added a 16-yard TD reception, and the Green Wave beat Southern Miss 66-24 on Saturday.
Carroll finished with a career-best 163 yards on 15 carries. Freshman Michael Pratt came off the bench and finished 8-of-18 passing for 142 yards and two touchdowns and added seven carries for 40 yards, including a 1-yard touchdown for Tulane (2-1).
Southern Miss jumped to a 14-0 lead fewer than five minutes into the game but Tyjae Spears scored on runs of two and 15 yards to tie it early in the second quarter. After Jack Abraham hit Naricuss Driver for a 61-yard touchdown to put the Golden Eagles back in front, Pratt hit Carroll to make it 21-all and then Merek Glover’s 41-yard field goal with 1:41 left in the first half gave Tulane the lead for good.
Abraham completed 23 of 38 passes for 299 yards and two touchdowns with one interception for Southern Miss (0-3). He connected with Jason Brownlee for an 88-yard touchdown that made it 14-0 with 10:31 left in the first quarter, the fourth-longest completion in program history.
Carroll scored on a 30-yard run with 41 seconds left in the first half before he raced untouched off left tackle for a 52-yard touchdown on the second play from scrimmage in the third quarter to make it 38-21.
The Green Wave finished with 572 total yards, including 430 rushing.