MEMPHIS - Memphis stopped a potential game-winning drive by Arkansas with 1:18 remaining by forcing a fumble inside its 10-yard line to knock off the Razorbacks, 32-31 on Saturday afternoon. The Tigers extended their nation-leading win streak to eight games.

Memphis defensive back Chris Bracy forced Arkansas running back Mike Washington to fumble at the Tigers 7-yard line and Bracy recovered. Officials didn't initially rule the play a fumble, but a review confirmed it was a turnover.

Tigers' backup quarterback Arrington Maiden preserved the win by coming in to rush 11 yards for a first down with on third-and-8 at the Memphis 9-yard line with 58 seconds left.

Sutton Smith rushed for 147 yards and a touchdown and quarterback Brendon Lewis added 103 yards and two scores for the Tigers, who

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