UH helmet stickers: Cougars' top performers in Week 2 win over Southern
A look at some standout performances in UH's Week 2 win over Southern.
A look at the top performers in No. 22 Houston 's 77-6 victory over Southern on Saturday:
The sophomore kicker made 11 extra points, the third-most in school history.
The fifth-year defensive back recorded his first interception, ending a drought that spanned more than 1,000 career snaps .
Henderson was efficient, leading the Cougars on four touchdown drives on 16 snaps. He threw a pair of touchdowns and scooped up a fumbled snap for a 54-yard touchdown.
Until recently, Hebert didn't own a cellphone. He laughed when he was asked whether his phone would "be blowing up" after his first two-touchdown game. Hebert showed he's a multi-threat with a 7-yard touchdown run and a 20-yard catch for another score. He also delivered a big hit on kickoff coverage.
Young had a couple uncharacteristic drops in the season opener. He was targeted just three times Saturday, but two went for touchdowns, including a 42-yarder from Conner Weigman . Young offers speed and sure hands on the perimeter, giving the Cougars another threat alongside Amare Thomas and Trent Walker .
Smith, known as "Viking" and "Thor" for his long blonde hair, came off the bench for a team-high 10 carries and 69 yards. He had several tough, up-the-middle runs for big gains.
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