JONESBORO -- For a fleeting moment, it appeared as if Arkansas State was going to author an eerily similar script: Starting quarterback comes out in the third quarter, backup enters and helps the Red Wolves to a come-from-behind win.
The only thing different was going to be who'd emerged from the ASU sideline.
Then the Memphis offense decided to shred those pages and render them useless.
Gallery: ASU vs Memphis Football
In the 60th edition of the Paint Bucket Bowl, the Tigers mauled the Red Wolves' defense, hanging on for a 55-50 shootout victory in their first trip to Centennial Bank Stadium in nine years.