Deep trouble: 92-yard TD makes it 42-16

NOVEMBER 15, 2008

Rutgers is within a point of the most points ever allowed by USF at home, as a 92-yard touchdown pass from Mike Teel to Kenny Britt -- he bounced off USF's Nate Allen and Jerome Murphy halfway to the end zone -- has put the Scarlet Knights up 42-16 with 12:57 to play.

The only time USF has given up more points at home was a 43-14 loss to Pittsburgh to end the 2004 season. The loss -- USF's fourth in five games -- will assure USF of a losing conference record for the first time since the Bulls joined the Big East in 2005.

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