The Tulsa Golden Hurricane was at Robertson Stadium on Saturday November 15 to play the Houston Cougars. Tulsa was 5-0 in Conference-USA and a win over Houston would get them a step closer to the Conference-USA championship. Houston was 4-1 in Conference-USA and needed a win to stay in contention but was also probably looking for some payback to last years 56-7 beating by Tulsa.
The game would match two strong offenses able to put up a lot of points. Houston was off to a fast start with Tulsa trying to keep up. However, Tulsa is a dangerous team that can put a lot of points on the board fast. Even with the halftime score in favor of Houston, 42-17 you still had to be concerned with Tulsa and their quick scoring offense. When it was all finished Houston won 70-30, moved up in the Conference-USA standings to 5-1 and in a first place tie with Tulsa and Rice, and had their payback for last years beating.
The game would match two strong offenses able to put up a lot of points. Houston was off to a fast start with Tulsa trying to keep up. However, Tulsa is a dangerous team that can put a lot of points on the board fast. Even with the halftime score in favor of Houston, 42-17 you still had to be concerned with Tulsa and their quick scoring offense. When it was all finished Houston won 70-30, moved up in the Conference-USA standings to 5-1 and in a first place tie with Tulsa and Rice, and had their payback for last years beating.
Damaris Johnson of the Tulsa Golden Hurricane stiff arms Chris Pilot of the Houston Cougars.
Tulsa Golden Hurricane head coach, Todd Graham shows his disgust after the Houston Cougars scored on a long touchdown play.
Case Keenum of the Houston Cougars drops back to pass against the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
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