South Florida's Byrum Brown led a 63-36 win over North Texas, scoring five total touchdowns and marking the Bulls' third straight 50-point game.

South Florida quarterback Byrum Brown threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more in a 63-36 win over North Texas, marking the first time the Bulls scored 50 or more points in three consecutive games. The 24th-ranked Bulls overcame three first-quarter turnovers by forcing five takeaways, including three interceptions by North Texas quarterback Drew Mestemaker, who had not thrown an interception in his first five starts. Brown completed 22 of 28 passes for 245 yards and rushed for 82 yards, while Jonathan Echols caught a touchdown in the first half and Jeremiah Koger had a 63-yard TD catch. A 34-yard fumble return by Jhalyn Shuler and a trick play touchdown helped USF build a 28-point lead.