Sept. 10, 2011
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#24/21 Texas 17, BYU 16
September 10, 2011
Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium - Austin, Texas
Game Captains: #1 Keenan Robinson, #11 Cody Johnson, #18 Emmanuel Acho, #72 Mason Walters
Coin Toss: BYU wins the coin toss... BYU elects to defer... Texas elects to receive... BYU elects to defend the South end zone.
TEAM NOTES
• Texas erased a 13-point (13-0) deficit in the win, the largest deficit overcome in a win by the Longhorns since Nov. 3, 2007 when they wiped out a 21-0 and 35-14 deficits en route to a 38-35 win over Oklahoma State.
• Texas erased a six point (16-10) deficit after three quarters, the first time the Longhorns won when trailing after three quarters for the first time since Nov. 3, 2007 when they wiped out a 35-14 deficit.
• Texas won when trailing at halftime for the first time since Oct. 17, 2009 when Texas erased a 6-3 deficit to topple Oklahoma 16-13.
• Texas won when scoring less than 20 points for the first time since the 2009 Big 12 Championship game against Nebraska (13-12).
• Texas improved to 43-6 in games played in August/September under Mack Brown, including winning 36 of its last 40.
• Texas recorded its first win in three attempts against BYU with both previous meetings coming in the 1980s.
• Texas held an opponent under 100 rushing yards for the 67th time in in the last 128 games.
• Texas didn't give up a second half TD for the second consecutive game and have outscored opponents 35-6 in the second half this season.
• Texas hasn't given up a point in the fourth quarter in its last six games.
• Texas held BYU to 1-of-6 on 3rd down conversions in the game. On the season, the Longhorns have held opponents to 1-of-11 on third down conversions in the second half.
• Texas owned a 201-67 advantage in total offense in the second half. The Longhorns have outgained their opponents 509-173 in the second half this season.
• Texas owned a 166-43 edge in rushing yardage.
Mack Brown ERA MARKS
• UT is now 113-4 when outrushing an opponent.
• UT is now 21-22 when trailing at halftime.
• UT is now 11-26 when trailing after three quarters.
• UT is now 99-12 vs. unranked opponents.
• UT is now 54-6 vs. unranked opponents at home.
• UT is now 70-11 at home.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
David Ash
• Ash set a career-high with two pass completions, three pass attempts and 23 passing yards. He entered the game 1-for-1 with two yards passing on his career.
• Ash set a career-high with nine rushing attempts and 36 rushing yards. He entered the game with no career carries.
• Ash's 23-yard reception at the end of the fourth quarter was the first of his career.
Quandre Diggs
• Diggs' interception at the end of the fourth quarter was the first of his career.
Ashton Dorsey
• Dorsey's sack was the first of his career.
D.J. Grant
• Grant caught his first career pass at the end of the third quarter.
Cody Johnson
• With his two TD runs, Johnson's season total moved to three and his career total moved to 33, tied for seventh place with Jim Bertelsen (33 - 1969-71) on UT's list for career TDs.
• Johnson ended the game with 1,286 career rushing yards moving past Priest Holmes (1,276 - 1992-96) and Terry Orr (1,279 - 1981-84) for 31st place on the Longhorns' career rushing list.
Case McCoy
• McCoy set career-highs for pass completions (seven), pass attempts (eight) and passing yards (57). He entered the game 0-for-2 in pass attempts.
D.J. Monroe
• Monroe averaged 13.3 yards per carry with 40 yards on three attempts.
• Monroe's 26-yard reception was the first of his career.
Adrian Phillips
• Phillips' interception at the end of the second quarter was the first of his career.
Jaxon Shipley
• Shipley set a career-high with three receptions, topping the two he had against Rice in the season opener.
• Shipley's 23-yard pass completion at the end of the fourth quarter was the first of his career.
Justin Tucker
• Tucker improved to 26-of-30 in his career on field goal attempts.
• Tucker improved his string of consecutive field goals made to nine.
Attendance: 100,995 (sellout)
