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2014 Season Review

December 31, 2014

Season Report Posted: September 25, 2016 12:09  

Record: 10-3 (6-3)
Russell Athletic Bowl Win

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CO-OFFENSIVE MVP
QB Paxton Lynch, So. - Lynch set school records for passing yards (3242) and passing TD's (31) in a single season while also accounting for another 843 yards and 8 TD on the ground. Perhaps most importantly, Lynch was able to stay on the field for all 13 games after missing 8 as a freshman.

CO-OFFENSIVE MVP
WR Jarod Hayden, Sr. - If you're going to recognize an Offensive MVP and you don't name the guy who broke nearly every major single game and single season receiving yardage record at the school, then you're not doing it right. Hayden followed up an outstanding 2013 season (84-1346-10) with an otherwordly 2014, in which he led the AAC in catches (105) and receiving yards (1566) while also catching 15 TD's. For this, the senior was selected 1st Team All-Conference, 2nd Team All-American, and was a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award.

DEFENSIVE MVP
MLB Christian Jones, Sr. - While Jones didn't put up eye-catching statistics, he was the main cog in a run defense that ranked 10th nationally. For this, he was the only Tigers defensive player selected 1st Team All-Conference.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
HB Kyle Thomas, Fr. - A four-star recruit and the 10th ranked HB in last year's class, Thomas is easily one of the most highly touted recruits in Memphis history. After posting 851 yards rushing (5.4YPC) and a conference leading 11 TD's on the ground, the freshman more than lived up to his lofty billing.

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OFFENSE
7508 Total Yards (12th)
6011 Total Offensive Yards (12th)
3716 Pass Yards (13th)
2295 Rush Yards (26th)
35.6 PPG (12th)

DEFENSE
5136 Total Offense (90th)
3509 Pass Yards (118th)
1627 Rush Yards (10th)
348 Points Allowed (72nd)
+5 Turnovers (24th)

AAC LEADERS
Completions - Paxton Lynch (246)
Rushing TD's - Kyle Thomas (11)
Receptions - Jarod Hayden (105)
Receiving Yards - Jarod Hayden (1566)

RECORDS
Season Passing TD's - Paxton Lynch (31)
Season Passing Yards - Paxton Lynch (3242)
Season Receiving TD's - Jarod Hayden (15)
Single Game Receiving TD's - Jarod Hayden (4)
Season Receiving Yards - Jarod Hayden (1566)
Single Game Receiving Yards - Jarod Hayden (243)
Season Receptions - Jarod Hayden (105)
Single Game Receptions - Jarod Hayden (14)

Lynch's 4 TD's cap historic season, Memphis beats Maryland 38-24 in Russell Athletic Bowl

December 28, 2014

Game Report Posted: September 25, 2016 11:29  

ORLANDO -- QB Paxton Lynch threw a long TD on the first play of the 4th quarter and the defense came up with two late turnovers as the Tigers capped off the school's first 10 win season. Lynch ended with 252 yards and 3 TD as a passer, breaking the school's single season record for both in the process.

Memphis finishes the season at 10-3 and ranked 12th in the final poll, the highest the school has ever finished.

Memphis gets back on winning track, hammers SMU 41-10

December 6, 2014

Game Report Posted: September 24, 2016 05:53  

MEMPHIS -- The Tigers jumped out to an early 17-0 lead and easily cruised to victory, led by senior WR Jarod Hayden's second 200 yard game of the season. Hayden racked up exactly 200 yards on 9 catches, breaking his own single season record for yards in a season in the process.

The win moves the Tigers to 9-3 on the season, matching their win total from last year.

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INJURIES
C Freddie Moore (Torn bicep)

Louisville dominates 4th quarter in 48-21 win, sends Memphis to third straight loss

November 29, 2014

Game Report Posted: September 24, 2016 04:45  

LOUISVILLE -- The Tigers entered the 4th quarter down just 24-21, looking to post a signature victory and stay in the AAC race. They exited with their third straight loss and major questions about their ability to finish big games. A pick-six early in the quarter started the run for Louisville that ended with 24 unanswered points.

The loss drops Memphis to 8-3 on the season and eliminates them from AAC contention. Senior WR Jarod Hayden broke his own school record for receptions in a season in the loss.

INJURIES
WR Brandon Durbin (Torn bicep)
C Freddie Moore (Torn bicep)

Memphis falls short in shootout, lose 45-38 at Connecticut

November 22, 2014

Game Report Posted: September 24, 2016 04:24  

STORRS -- Paxton Lynch and the Tigers offense did their part, but the defense was unable to get key 4th quarter stops, allowing 21 points in the final frame...including a late score that proved to be the difference in the Tigers second loss of the season.

The loss not only dropped the Tigers to 8-2, but caused them to fall out of first place in the AAC. They now trail both UCF and Connecticut by one game each.

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INJURIES
WR Brandon Durbin (Torn bicep)
C Freddie Moore (Torn bicep)

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Passing
Nameplayer_nameCOMPcompATTattYARDSydsTDtdINTints
Lynch Paxton2463913242318
Rushing
Nameplayer_nameATTattYDSydsTDtdLONGlong_runFUMBfumb
Thomas Kyle15785111360
Receiving
Nameplayer_nameRECrecYDSydsTDtdLONGlong_recDROPSdrops
Hayden Jarod105156615672
Defensive
Nameplayer_nameTKLStacklesSCKSsacksINTintsFFffDef TDdef_td
Alexander Darrick824211
Preseason Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
1Alabama Crimson Tide
2Ohio State Buckeyes
3Texas A&M Aggies
4Virginia Tech Hokies
5Texas Longhorns
6Michigan Wolverines
7Florida State Seminoles
8Notre Dame Fighting Irish
9South Carolina Gamecocks
10Clemson Tigers
11Wisconsin Badgers
12Miami Hurricanes
13Michigan State Spartans
14Oklahoma Sooners
15Louisville Cardinals
16Florida Gators
17Nebraska Cornhuskers
18Boise State Broncos
19Stanford Cardinal
20Oregon Ducks
21Georgia Bulldogs
22Virginia Cavaliers
23USC Trojans
24Kansas State Wildcats
25Oklahoma State Cowboys
Preseason Media Poll
RNKTeam
1Alabama Crimson Tide
2Ohio State Buckeyes
3Texas A&M Aggies
4Virginia Tech Hokies
5Texas Longhorns
6Michigan Wolverines
7Florida State Seminoles
8Notre Dame Fighting Irish
9South Carolina Gamecocks
10Clemson Tigers
11Wisconsin Badgers
12Miami Hurricanes
13Michigan State Spartans
14Oklahoma Sooners
15Louisville Cardinals
16Florida Gators
17Nebraska Cornhuskers
18Boise State Broncos
19Stanford Cardinal
20Oregon Ducks
21Georgia Bulldogs
22Virginia Cavaliers
23USC Trojans
24Kansas State Wildcats
25Oklahoma State Cowboys
Final Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
1UCLA Bruins
2Florida Gators
3Ohio State Buckeyes
4Oklahoma Sooners
5Alabama Crimson Tide
6Texas A&M Aggies
7South Carolina Gamecocks
8Clemson Tigers
9Texas Longhorns
10Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
11Connecticut Huskies
12Memphis Tigers
13Louisville Cardinals
14Miami Hurricanes
15Navy Midshipmen
16Michigan Wolverines
17Nebraska Cornhuskers
18Central Florida Golden Knights
19Boise State Broncos
20Maryland Terrapins
21TCU Horned Frogs
22Army Black Knights
23Arkansas State Red Wolves
24Northwestern Wildcats
25Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Final Media Poll
RNKTeam
1UCLA Bruins
2Florida Gators
3Ohio State Buckeyes
4Alabama Crimson Tide
5Oklahoma Sooners
6Texas A&M Aggies
7Clemson Tigers
8Connecticut Huskies
9South Carolina Gamecocks
10Texas Longhorns
11Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
12Louisville Cardinals
13Memphis Tigers
14Navy Midshipmen
15Miami Hurricanes
16Michigan Wolverines
17Central Florida Golden Knights
18TCU Horned Frogs
19Nebraska Cornhuskers
20Boise State Broncos
21Maryland Terrapins
22Army Black Knights
23Arkansas State Red Wolves
24Notre Dame Fighting Irish
25Northwestern Wildcats
Final BCS Poll
RNKTeam
1UCLA Bruins
2Florida Gators
3Ohio State Buckeyes
4Oklahoma Sooners
5Alabama Crimson Tide
6Texas A&M Aggies
7South Carolina Gamecocks
8Clemson Tigers
9Texas Longhorns
10Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
11Connecticut Huskies
12Memphis Tigers
13Louisville Cardinals
14Miami Hurricanes
15Navy Midshipmen
16Michigan Wolverines
17Nebraska Cornhuskers
18Central Florida Golden Knights
19Boise State Broncos
20Maryland Terrapins
21TCU Horned Frogs
22Army Black Knights
23Arkansas State Red Wolves
24Northwestern Wildcats
25Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Big East Conference Standings
RNKSchoolRecordConf RecordPFPA
1 Central Florida 9-3 7-2 429 288
2 Connecticut 11-2 7-2 488 317
3 Louisville 10-3 6-3 496 337
4 Memphis 10-3 6-3 464 348
5 Temple 8-5 5-4 340 308
6 Cincinnati 7-6 5-4 388 374
7 Rutgers 6-6 4-5 271 333
8 SMU 3-9 2-7 259 359
9 South Florida 4-8 2-7 298 390
10 Houston 2-10 1-8 258 388

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