Moise Plancher ran for a pair of touchdowns, and South Florida cruised to a 31-3 victory over Florida Atlantic on Saturday.

Dontavia Bogan caught a touchdown, and Armando Sanchez returned a blocked punt for a score for the Bulls (3-1), who improved to 11-0 all-time against state schools not including Florida and Miami.

South Florida had the ball for 9:20 in the first half, but held a 14-3 lead after two quarters thanks to its defense and special teams.

Jerrell Young’s interception of Jeff Van Camp set up the Bulls’ first touchdown, and Sanchez’ 21-yard return of a blocked punt with 1:41 left in the first gave South Florida a 14-0 advantage.

Skip Holtz’s team took complete control in the second half. Plancher’s second touchdown run - a 1-yard plunge – made it 31-3 with 12:27 left.

Plancher ran for 90 yards on 22 carries. The Bulls racked up 142 yards on the ground against the Owls, who entered as the worst rushing defense in the nation (276 yards per game).

Van Camp was 17 of 22 for 130 yards and an interception for Florida Atlantic (1-3), which had three turnovers en route to its third straight loss.