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Baylor Hayes to Oran Singleton Jr. connection lights it up for Tulsa in 60-10 rout of Tulane

Baylor Hayes delivered a career-high four touchdown passes, with Oran Singleton Jr. catching three of them, as Tulsa secured a 60-10 victory over Tulane in a homecoming game. The Tulsa Golden Hurricane, who had lost four of their last five games, came into the match with a 2-3 record in the American Conference, while Tulane, also with a 2-3 record, was on a 3-1 home winning streak.

Hayes completed 26 out of 33 passes for 338 yards, heavily relying on Singleton, who set career highs with the three touchdowns, 177 yards and 13 receptions. Tulsa dominated the rushing game, accumulating 224 yards, with no player surpassing 52 yards.

The Golden Hurricane took an early lead with just 7 points after the first quarter but exploded for 25 points in the second half, leading 32-0 at halftime. By the fourth quarter, the score had widened to 46-0 before Tulane managed to pick up a 38-yard field goal by Cooper Helmke early in the final quarter. Tulane managed one touchdown, a 4-yard pass from Dagan Bruno to Bredell Richardson, with just 2 seconds remaining in the game.

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