Murphy.TAKEAWAYS:USF: Mack was held pretty much in check by the Orange -- at least until late in the third quarter. Mack, who gained 184 yards against SU a year ago, had 55 yards on five ca

SCOREBOARDMonday, Nov. 14Cincinnati at New York Giants, 8:30 p.m. ET. The Bengals (3-4-1) play their second game at MetLife Stadium this season. Cincinnati beat the Jets in the regular-season opener. The Bengals are 11-22 all-time on Monday nights. The Giants (5-3) are seeking their first four-game winning streak since 2013. They will induct two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Tom Coughlin, former general manager Ernie Accorsi and defensive end Justin Tuck into their Ring of Honor in a halftime ceremony.---STARSPassing-Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers, was 37for 46 for 408 yards and three touchdowns in Pittsburghs 35-30 loss to Dallas.-Marcus Mariota, Titans, finished 19 for 26 for 295 yards and four touchdown passes in Tennessees 47-25 win over Green Bay.-Dak Prescott, Cowboys, was 22 for 32 for 319 yards and two touchdowns in Dallas 35-30 win over Pittsburgh.-Jameis Winston, Buccaneers, was 23 for 33 for 312 yards and two touchdown passes and an interception in Tampa Bays 36-10 win over Chicago.-Kirk Cousins, Redskins, was 22 for 33 for 262 yards and two touchdowns in Washingtons 26-20 win over Minnesota.-Aaron Rodgers, Packers, was 31 for 51 for 371 yards and two touchdown passes and two interceptions in Green Bays 47-25 win over Tennessee.---Rushing-DeMarco Murray, Titans, had 17 carries for 123 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown. Murray added a 10-yard touchdown pass in Tennessees 47-25 win over Green Bay.-Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys, had 21 carries for 114 yards and two touchdowns and added 95 yards receiving and a touchdown in Dallas 35-30 win over Pittsburgh.-Ryan Mathews, Eagles, had 19 carries for 109 yards and two touchdowns in Philadelphias 24-15 win over Atlanta.-Jordan Howard, Bears, had 15 carries for 100 yards in Chicagos 36-10 loss to Tampa Bay.-Matt Forte, Jets, had 20 carries for 98 yards in New Yorks 9-6 loss to Los Angeles.---Receiving-Stefon Diggs, Vikings, had 13 catches for 164 yards in Minnesotas 26-20 loss to Washington. He is the first player in NFL history to have at least 13 catches in consecutive games.-Davante Adams, Packers, had six catches for 156 yards in Green Bays 47-25 loss to Tennessee.-Antonio Brown, Steelers, had 14 catches for 154 yards and a touchdown in Pittsburghs 35-30 loss to Dallas.-Julio Jones, Falcons, had 10 catches for 135 yards in Atlantas 24-15 loss to Philadelphia.-Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals, had 12 catches for 133 yards in Arizonas 23-20 win over San Francisco.-Jordy Nelson, Packers, had 12 catches for 126 yards and a touchdown in Green Bays 47-25 loss to Tennessee.-Tyrell Williams, Chargers, had five catches for 125 yards, including a 51-yard touchdown in San Diegos 31-24 loss to Miami.-Delanie Walker, Titans, had nine receptions for 124 yards and a touchdown in Tennessees 47-25 win over Green Bay.-Kenny Britt, Rams, had seven catches for 109 yards in Los Angeles 9-6 win over the New York Jets.---Special Teams-Justin Simmons and Will Parks, Broncos. Simmons blocked an extra-point attempt with 1:22 remaining in the fourth quarter and Parks returned it for the go-ahead 2-point conversion in Denvers 25-23 win at New Orleans. It marked the first game-winning defensive 2-point conversion since the rule was adopted in 2015 and the first to give the scoring team the lead.-Dustin Hopkins, Redskins, was 4 for 4 on field goals in Washingtons 26-20 win over Minnesota.-Cairo Santos, Chiefs, was 4 for 4 on field goals, including a 37-yarder as time expired in Kansas Citys 20-17 win over Carolina.-Johnny Hekker, Rams, had seven punts for 362 yards, including a 78-yarder, and four others inside the 20 in Los Angeles 9-6 win over New York.---Defense-Kiko Alonso and Cameron Wake, Dolphins. Alonso returned an interception 60 yards for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter to break a tie and Wake had two sacks to give Miami a 31-24 win over San Diego.-Eric Berry, Chiefs, returned an interception 42 yards for a touchdown in Kansas Citys 20-17 win over Carolina.-Kareem Jackson, Texans, returned an interception 42 yards for a touchdown in Houstons 24-21 win over Jacksonville.-Chris Conte, Buccaneers, returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown in Tampa Bays 36-10 win over Chicago.-Darian Stewart, Broncos, had two interceptions and a fumble recovery in Denvers 25-23 win over New Orleans.-Preston Smith, Redskins, had two sacks and an interception in Washingtons 26-20 win over Minnesota.-Vic Beasley, Falcons, had two sacks and a forced fumble in Atlantas 24-15 win over Philadelphia.-Brian Orakpo, Titans, had two sacks in Tennessees 47-25 win over Green Bay.-Chandler Jones, Cardinals, had two sacks in Arizonas 20-13 win over San Francisco.---STREAKS & STATSThe Kansas City Chiefs scored 17 fourth-quarter points in their 20-17 win at Carolina. The Chiefs overcame a 17-0 deficit, the second time this season Kansas City has won a game after trailing by at least 17 points (Week 1 against San Diego, 21 points). The Chiefs are the seventh team in NFL history to win at least two games in which it trailed by at least 17 points in the first nine games of a season. ... Tampa Bay quarterback Jameis Winston passed for 312 yards and two touchdowns in the Buccaneers 36-10 win over Chicago. Winston (22 years, 312 days) is the youngest player in NFL history to reach 40 touchdown passes (41). The previous mark was held by Drew Bledsoe at 22 years, 313 days old.---MILESTONESDallas Ezekiel Elliott has 1,005 rushing yards and is the third player in NFL history to rush for at least 1,000 yards in his first nine games, joining Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson (1,096) as well as Adrian Peterson (1,081). He is also the first rookie running back to have at least a 60-yard touchdown run and at least an 80-yard touchdown catch in a season since Hall of Famer Gale Sayers in 1965. ... The Saints Drew Brees is the third player in NFL history to reach 450 TD passes. Peyton Manning and Brett Favre are the others. ... Carolinas Cam Newton is the first player in NFL history with at least 20,000 passing yards and at least 3,000 rushing yards in his first six seasons. ... Titans running back DeMarco Murray rushed for 123 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown, and threw a 10-yard touchdown pass. Murray is the first non-quarterback since Hall of Famer John Henry Johnson in 1960 (Dec. 11, 1960) to have at least a 75-yard touchdown run and a touchdown pass in the same game. ... Atlanta wide receiver Julio Jones had 10 catches for 135 yards in the Falcons 24-15 loss at Philadelphia. Jones, who was playing in his 75th game, has 475 catches, the most in NFL history by a player in his first 75 games. Jones has 7,306 receiving yards and is one of two players with at least 7,000 receiving yards in his first 75 games. Hall of Famer Lance Alworth had 7,532.---SIDELINEDThe Minnesota Vikings lost left tackle Jake Long to a potentially season-ending Achilles tendon injury during Sundays 26-20 loss to the Washington Redskins. They also lost linebacker Eric Kendricks to a hip injury and cornerback Xavier Rhodes was evaluated for a concussion. ... The Chicago Bears lost the right side of their offensive line in the first half of a 36-10 loss to Tampa Bay. Guard Kyle Long left with an ankle injury and tackle Bobby Massie suffered a concussion. Defensive lineman Will Sutton left early in the third quarter with an ankle injury. ... Philadelphia cornerback Nolan Carroll left late in the first half after sustaining a concussion in the Eagles 24-15 win over Atlanta. Falcons cornerback Desmond Trufant, running back Tevin Coleman and tight end Jacob Tamme sat out with injuries. Eagles left guard Allen Barbre missed his second straight game. ... Kansas City cornerback Phillip Gaines left with a neck injury in the third quarter of the Chiefs 20-17 win over Carolina.---SPEAKING-It took me a few tries to actually time it up and make sure I could clear the center in practice. We just picked up on their tendencies throughout the week watching film and executed the play. -- Broncos Justin Simmons on his perfectly timed leap over Saints long snapper Justin Drescher to block an extra-point attempt with 1:22 remaining in the fourth quarter that Will Parks scooped up and ran 84 yards for a defensive 2-point conversion that lifted Denver to a wild 25-23 victory over the Saints.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL Trace McSorley Womens Jersey . "Theyve both been real good," said Babcock. "Havent changed our minds." 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All the Bulls did the rest of the way was outscore the Orange (1-2) 45-3 for a 45-20 win. The victory moved South Florida to 5-0 at the Dome.It was a slow start, but we had to just calm down and play football like we normally do, Adams said. Thats exactly what we did. Coach (Willie) Taggart preached about facing adversity. We calmed down and just played football.Syracuse dominated the first 15 minutes but its offense stalled and defense yielded quick scores the rest of the way. The Bulls stormed back to win in a laugher.Were got hit by a storm, said running back Marlon Mack, who added two scores, but Coach T said we just need to fight back and stay calm.We knew wed face adversity and I wanted to see how this 2016 team handled it, Taggart said. They didnt flinch. They (Syracuse) threw the first punch and our guys kind of took it, then our guys settled down and thing started to really take off for us.I thought the first part of the game we were able to do the things we wanted to do, Syracuse coach Dino Babers said. I thought we started off well. Once the second quarter, third quarter, second half (started), we werent quite able to finish. I thought we could really win that game and Im a little disappointed that we didnt.The Bulls, who have won 10 of their last 12 games, gained at least 200 yards on the ground for the eighth-straight game, led by Macks 115. South Florida has scored 149 points this season. The Bulls had four scoring drives under two minutesDespite the lopsided score, the Orange outgained the Bulls 549-456 and had 30 first downs to the Bulls 20. But things werent close on the scoreboard as the Bulls kept the Orange out of the end zone in the final 45 minutes despite a stifling Dome andd despite Syracuse running 105 plays, which shattered the school single-game record and tied the most in ACC history.dddddddddddd.Heat? We live in Florida, Taggart said. It was a little cool in there today. We just tried to keep our guys fresh, and rotate them in and out the best we could.Taggart said his defense made some basic adjustments after the first quarter.Tackling, tackling, tackling, he said. There were a lot of missed tackles early and our guys did a better job of tackling. Things turned around for us.DErnest Johnson returned a punt 84 yards to score for USF.Quinton Flowers was 12 of 24 for 183 yards passing for the Bulls and rushed for 51 more. Eric Dungey was 32-for-48 for 350 yards and two TDs for Syracuse. Dontae Strickland led SUs ground game with 127 yards. Erv Philips and Amba Etta-Tawo had 10 and eight receptions, respectively, for Syracuse.Playing with a depleted secondary and a defense that was torched by Louisville a week ago, Syracuse dominated the opening quarter, outgaining USF 214-64 yards. The Orange registered 12 first downs in the quarter to USFs three and scored on pass plays of 24 and 47 yards from Dungey to Philips and Brisly Estime, and a 40-yard field goal by Cole Murphy.TAKEAWAYS:USF: Mack was held pretty much in check by the Orange -- at least until late in the third quarter. Mack, who gained 184 yards against SU a year ago, had 55 yards on five carries in the first half, but 40 of those came on one play. He scampered untouched for a 52-yard touchdown late in the third quarter and now has 14 100-yard games, a South Florida record.SYRACUSE: The Orange was playing without three-quarters of its starting secondary. Antwan Cordy and Juwan Dowels, who were both injured against Louisville, are out for the season with forearm and knee injuries, respectively, and Kielan Whitner also sat out Saturday.UP NEXT:USF: The Bulls host in-state foe Florida State next Saturday. Expect the Seminoles to be smarting from this weeks drubbing at the hands of LouisvilleSYRACUSE: The Orange goes out of conference for a road game Saturday against former Big East rival UConn. ' ' '