Priester Faulk shift LSU Clemson run game for Peach Bowl
Raymond Priester rose from fourth string to ACC rushing leader with 1,322 yards at Clemson. Kevin Faulk revived LSU power with 1,282 yards and 13 touchdowns as No. 17 LSU meets Clemson at the Georgia Dome in the Peach Bowl.
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Death Valley origin myth stirs LSU Clemson comparisons
The debate over LSU Death Valley's name origin persists with stories linking a 1924 gas station near Tiger Field. Players such as Vincent West and Raymond Priester note regional familiarity shapes the nickname, while focusing on motivation from a Peach Bowl bid and top 25 push.
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Miami Hurricanes Stun Virginia for First Bowl Win in Five Years
Tremain Mack lifts Miami as he scores on turnovers and a fumble return and blocks a field goal. Miami leads 24-7 at halftime and holds on 31 to defeat unranked Virginia 31 to 7. The win ends a three game season streak for Miami and caps a feisty bowl performance.
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Georgia athlete contact leads to camp funding dispute
Georgia officials disputed a contact between Tom and Calloway over paying for a camp. The school denied any call was made and said Demetro Stephens was visited by Jeff Thomas, Robert Edwards, and Randall Godfrey, with Edwards a former Washington County player and the others linked to Lowndes County High. The probe into Auburn’s Martavius Houston was warned to cause issues for Auburn.
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Syracuse Cruises Past Houston in Liberty Bowl
Malcolm Thomas rushed for a career high 201 yards and a touchdown while Donovan McNabb added two TDs as No. 23 Syracuse beat Houston 30-17 in Memphis. The Orangemen totaled 472 yards offense and 396 rushing yards, extending their bowl win streak to eight. Thomas led with 128 rushing yards on 11 carries in the first half.
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Syracuse Dominates Houston In Defensive Battle
Syracuse climbs to a 23 14 lead behind Thomas and McNabb as Houston struggles to sustain drives. Antowain Smith shines with 119 rushing yards while Gadson seals a key end zone interception. The Orangemen control time of possession and stretch their lead early in the second half.
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Jaguars chase playoff win after surprising run to postseason
The Jacksonville Jaguars, owners of a five game late season streak, reach the AFC wild card at Buffalo's Rich Stadium against the Bills. Mark Brunell leads a 9 7 Jaguars squad facing a Bills team eyeing another playoff run led by coach Marv Levy.
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Aikman Leads Cowboys Into Wild Card Showdown
Dallas relies on 10-1 in playoff starts Troy Aikman as the Cowboys host Brad Johnson in Minnesota for a pressure packed wild card. Johnson, signed to a four year deal, aims to prove he belongs in the post season while Green praises his poise.
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