Memphis 49, Louisville 0

Oct. 6, 1962 – Away – Crump Stadium – Memphis, Tenn. – Attendance 14,083

1st2nd3rd4thTotal
Louisville00000
Memphis72261449

Team Statistics

LouisvilleMemphis
FIRST DOWNS323
Rushing213
Passing19
Penalty01
NET YARDS RUSHING24292
Rushing Attempts1758
Average Per Rush1.45.0
Rushing Touchdowns04
Yards Gained Rushing30312
Yards Lost Rushing620
NET YARDS PASSING100184
Completions-Attempts-Int6-18-39-18-1
Average Per Attempt5.610.2
Average Per Completion16.720.4
Passing Touchdowns03
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS124476
Total offense plays3576
Average Gain Per Play3.56.3
Fumbles: Number-Lost1-00-0
Penalties: Number-Yards5-396-60
PUNTS-YARDS8-2853-104
Average Yards Per Punt35.634.7
Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD1-14-01-5-0
Average Per Return14.05.0
Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD7-87-01-28-0
Average Per Return12.428.0
Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD1-9-03-32-0
Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD0-0-00-0-0
PAT Kicks0-05-5
2Pts Conversions0-01-2
Field Goals0-00-0
RUSHING
No.GainLossNetTDLgAvg
Tanny Phelps290904.5
Jerry Buffone1505055.0
Larry Broaden651400.7
Lee Calland684400.7
Larry Compton1303033.0
Roger Whitehead101-10-1.0
Totals1730624051.4
PASSING
C-A-IYdsTDLongSack
John Giles6-18-3100054
Totals6-18-3100054
RECEIVING
TARNo.YardsYACTDLong
Roger Whitehead2630
Lee Calland118018
Don Hockensmith2100
Tanny Phelps190
Totals6100018
PUNTING
No.YdsAvgLongIn20TB
Bob Starnes828535.6
Totals828535.6
RETURNS
Punt NoYdsLgKick NoYdsLgInt NoYdsLg
Lee Calland00237199
Bob Starnes001252500
Tanny Phelps114140000
Art Santomo0021200
Val Getch0019900
Roger Whitehead0014400
Totals1141478725199
FIELD GOALS
QtrTimeDistResult
ALL-PURPOSE
RushRcvKRPRIRTotal
Lee Calland418370968
Roger Whitehead-16340066
Tanny Phelps99014032
Bob Starnes00250025
Art Santomo00120012
Don Hockensmith01000010
Val Getch009009
Jerry Buffone500005
Larry Broaden400004
Larry Compton300003
FUMBLES
Louisville – 1-0

Louisville Participation

Larry Broaden, Jerry Buffone, Lee Calland, Larry Compton, Val Getch, John Giles, Don Hockensmith, Tanny Phelps, Art Santomo, Bob Starnes, Roger Whitehead