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East Carolina Pirates Edge Memphis Tigers 31-27

Saturday, November 15, 2025, 4:00 PM ET · Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

East Carolina Pirates 31, Memphis Tigers 27, final. Our NCAAF picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Memphis Tigers vs East Carolina Pirates?

East Carolina Pirates beat Memphis Tigers 31-27 at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on November 15, 2025.

In a tightly contested matchup, the East Carolina Pirates triumphed over the Memphis Tigers with a final score of 31-27 at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. This victory marked an important moment for the Pirates, who extended their winning streak to four games, showcasing their strong form as they head into the latter part of the season.

The Pirates entered this game with a record of 7-3, having performed well in their recent outings. Over their last ten games, they posted a record of 6-4, with an impressive scoring average of 32.5 points per game while allowing just 19.0 points. Their recent form has been particularly strong, as they won their last five games, averaging 36.2 points scored and maintaining the same defensive average of 19.0 points allowed. At home, the Pirates have been solid, holding a 4-2 record, which contributed to their confidence heading into this matchup.

On the other side, the Memphis Tigers came into the game with an 8-3 record. Their last ten games saw them achieve a record of 8-2, although they were on a one-game losing streak after falling to the Tulane Green Wave 32-38 in their previous outing. The Tigers have been prolific in scoring, averaging 37.1 points per game while allowing 21.1 points. Their away record stood at 4-1, indicating their capability to perform well outside of their home environment.

The fixture was noteworthy not only for the current season's implications but also due to the competitive history between these two teams. The Pirates and Tigers have faced each other multiple times in the past, with the intensity of their rivalry often leading to close games. This matchup was no different, as both teams fought hard for every yard.

In terms of injuries, the block did not provide specific details, but any absence of key players could have influenced the dynamics of the game. Both teams have relied on their star athletes to drive their offenses, and any injuries would have been a critical factor to monitor.

The betting market had priced this matchup with East Carolina as the favorite, reflecting their home advantage and recent form. While the exact odds were not mentioned, the home win probability was indicated to be 1.0, suggesting strong confidence in the Pirates' ability to secure the win.

Conditions at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium were conducive to a high-energy game, with fans creating an electric atmosphere that often plays a significant role in home-field advantage. The Pirates capitalized on this support, executing their game plan effectively.

As the game unfolded, viewers were treated to a display of offensive prowess from both sides, with the Pirates ultimately managing to outlast the Tigers. The key moments included critical plays that showcased the skill and determination of both teams, making this fixture an exciting chapter in their ongoing rivalry.

Leaders

  • Passing yardsKatin Houser23/34, 332 YDS, 1 TDEast Carolina Pirates
  • Rushing yardsLondon Montgomery27 CAR, 103 YDS, 2 TDEast Carolina Pirates
  • Receiving yardsBrock Spalding5 REC, 88 YDSEast Carolina Pirates
  • Passing yardsBrendon Lewis32/43, 209 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INTMemphis Tigers
  • Rushing yardsSutton Smith7 CAR, 109 YDS, 1 TDMemphis Tigers
  • Receiving yardsCortez Braham Jr.9 REC, 79 YDSMemphis Tigers

Recent form

East Carolina Pirates

Last 10: 6-4Streak W332.5 scored · 19 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • W48-22vs Charlotte 49ersNov 8
  • W45-14at Temple OwlsNov 1
  • W41-27vs Tulsa Golden HurricaneOct 16
  • L19-26at Tulane Green WaveOct 9
  • W28-6vs Army Black KnightsSep 25
  • L13-34vs BYU CougarsSep 20
  • W38-0at Coastal Carolina ChanticleersSep 13
  • W56-3vs Campbell Fighting CamelsSep 6
  • L17-24at NC State WolfpackAug 28
  • L20-34vs Navy MidshipmenNov 29

Memphis Tigers

Last 10: 8-2Streak L137.1 scored · 21.1 allowed per game4-1 away

  • L32-38vs Tulane Green WaveNov 8
  • W38-14at Rice OwlsOct 31
  • W34-31vs South Florida BullsOct 25
  • L24-31at UAB BlazersOct 18
  • W45-7vs Tulsa Golden HurricaneOct 5
  • W55-26at Florida Atlantic OwlsSep 27
  • W32-31vs Arkansas RazorbacksSep 20
  • W28-7at Troy TrojansSep 13
  • W38-16at Georgia State PanthersSep 6
  • W45-10vs Chattanooga MocsAug 30

Standings

TeamOverallIn conference
Memphis1-00-0
Army0-00-0
Charlotte0-00-0
East Carolina0-00-0
Florida Atlantic0-00-0
Navy0-00-0
North Texas0-00-0
Rice0-00-0
South Florida0-00-0
Temple0-00-0
Tulane0-00-0
Tulsa0-00-0
UAB0-00-0
UTSA0-00-0

Box score

StatMemphis TigersEast Carolina Pirates
First downs2424
Third downs4-166-12
Fourth downs3-40-0
Total yards457454
Net passing yards217332
Completions33/4423/34
Yards per pass4.99.8
Rushing yards240122
Rushing attempts3338
Yards per rush7.33.2
Penalties5-558-72
Turnovers11
Fumbles lost01
Interceptions thrown10
Time of possession35:3324:27

Win probability

Above the line favours East Carolina Pirates, below favours Memphis Tigers.

Venue

  • Dowdy-Ficklen StadiumGreenville, NC
  • Attendance37348

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