Georgia Tech and Mississippi State square off in Orange Bowl
No. 10 Georgia Tech meets No. 8 Mississippi State in the Orange Bowl seeking 11-win seasons. Key matchup features Tech QB Justin Thomas against MSU DE Preston Smith, with Dak Prescott and Kaleb Bulls noted among Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets standouts.
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Justin Thomas
Preston Smith
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Lynsyn Days
Florida State
P.J. Davis
Yellow Jackets
Josh Robinson
Dak Prescott
Kaleb Bulls
Notre Dame Upsets LSU In Music City Bow Thriller
Notre Dame 31 LSU 28 as Kyle Brindza nailed a 32-yard field goal as time expired. Malik Zaire and Everett Golson split quarterback duties on the decisive drive, while LSU failed on a late first-half fake field goal and Trent Domingue’s 40-yard try was blocked. Fournette rushed for 143 yards and a TD, but Notre Dame held on after a 37-minute possession edge and a key 14-play drive.
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Kyle Brindza
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Fighting Irish
Trent Domingue
Brian Kelly
Malik Zaire
Everett Golson
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Zaire
Golson
Leonard Fournette
Fournette
Anthony Jennings
John Diaise
Isaac Rochell
Domingue
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TCU and Mississippi meet in Peach Bowl showdown
No. 6 TCU (11-1) faces No. 9 Ole Miss (9-3) at 12:30 p.m. on ESPN in a key Peach Bowl test. TCU aims for a fifth win over ranked opponents and boosts its playoff resume, while Ole Miss seeks a top-10 finish behind a top scoring defense and strong play from Heisman contender Trevone Boykin.
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ESPN
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Mississippi State
Trevone Boykin
Rebels
Boykin
Paul Dawson
Senquez Golson
Golson
Alabama
Fiesta Bowl Preview: Boise State Meets Arizona in Showdown
No. 21 Boise State 11 2 faces No. 12 Arizona 10 3 at 4 p.m. on ESPN with star tailback Jay Ajayi and linebacker Scooby Wright set for a key clash. QB Grant Hedrick and QB Anu Solomon headline the offenses as both teams aim to finish strong after uneven late seasons.
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Bryan Harsin
Oregon
Miami
Jay Ajayi
Scooby Wright
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No. 3 Virginia tops Davidson in closer
Virginia improves to 12-0 with career-high 25 points and 13 rebounds from Anthony Gill as Davidson seeds? notches 9-2. Davidson led by Jack Gibbs with 21. Louisville, Maryland, Kansas and North Carolina also won in regional headlines with Rozier, Wells, Oubre, and Tokoto contributing key scoring and late drama.
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Anthony Gill
Cavaliers
Jack Gibbs
Davidson
Clemson Holds Off Sooners as Stoudt Impresses in Chemiotp Bowl
Clemson quarterback Cole Stoudt threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns with a rushing score to earn MVP honors. He led a potent offense while Oklahoma totaled 275 yards, yet the Tigers must rebuild on defense after losing eight senior starters including Vic Beasley and Stephone Anthony. Sophomore Ben Boulware and freshman Mackensie Alexander highlighted a young unit, with Brent Venables praising the bench strength and readiness for next season.
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Grant Hedrick
Ajayi
Arizona
Ann Solomon
Solomon
Austin Hill
California
Cole Stoudt
Tony Elliott
Jeff Scott
Tigers
Oklahoma
Stoudt
Clemson
Vic Beasley
Stephone Anthony
Tony Steward
Brent Venables
Ben Boulware
Mackensie Alexander
Boulware
Tash Boyd
North Carolina Beats Albany Without Injured McDaniel
In Chapel Hill the No. 9 Tar Heels win 71 56 over Albany as Jessica Washington scores 16 off the bench and Allisha Gray adds 15 while Stephanie Mavunga posts 14. Albany’s Shereesha Richards leads with 34 points as UNC braces for McDaniel's season ending surgery. In Austin, No. 3 Texas defeats Rice 66 54 behind 14 points 14 rebounds from Nneka Enemkpali and 13 from Brooke McCarty. Alyssa Lang leads Rice with 17.
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N.C
North Carolina
Xylvia McDaniel
Jessica Washington
Tar Heels
Albany
Allisha Gray
Stephanie Mavunga
Shereesha Richards
Tiana-Jo Carter
McDaniel
Austin
Texas
Nneka Enemkpali
Rice
Empress Davenport
Brooke McCarty
Alyssa Lang
Breton Allen
Kacinas lifts South Carolina past North Carolina A&T in blowout
Mindaugas Kacinas came off the bench for a season high 16 points as South Carolina rolled to a 47-16 halftime lead and beat North Carolina A&T 75-52. Laimonas Chatkevicius added 14, Duane Notice 13, Sindarius Thornwell 11, and Ty Johnson 10 as the Gamecocks won their sixth straight. Bruce Beckford led the Aggies with 14, but NC A&T starters managed only four first-half points as the team shot 20 percent and went 0-for-12 beyond the arc.
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J.P. Tokoto
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William & Mary
Marcus Paige
Tar Heels
Tribe
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North Carolina A&t
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Duane Notice
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Ty Johnson
Demetrius Henry
Gamecocks
Bruce Beckford
Aggie
Frank Martin
Coker
Chatkevicius
Henry
Aggies
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