UNIVERSITY PARK -- As Cincinnati racked up big run after big run, broken tackle after broken tackle last Saturday, you could hear a collective groan arising from the SMU corner of the Twitter-verse.
Not again.
Even in SMU's 31-28 win over the Bearcats, the Mustangs allowed Cincinnati 249 yards on the ground, 139 more than Cincy's previous season average. It was the second game in a row in which SMU gave up a stellar rushing performance to a sub-par rushing team.
Friday evening, things get even harder against Tulsa, the No. 14 rushing offense in the country.