UNIVERSITY PARK -- It started with a dig route that turned into a 62-yard touchdown. Then came the prayer from quarterback Ben Hicks that went over the fingertips of two defenders into the receivers hands as he fell into the end zone. Then a classic jump ball touchdown that has become his trademark. Then somehow a man with three touchdowns already under his belt slipped past the UNT secondary for his fourth of the game.
No matter what UNT did, there was no stopping Courtland Sutton in SMU's 58-32 win Saturday night.
Sutton is in his third season as SMU's main attraction but this was a different level of dominance.