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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2008
Page
9
Kentucky edges Florida State with a depleted lineup as bowl coverage extends across pages. Missouri eyes contention with Arkansas and its stable of backs as college football coverage continues.
In Davie Florida AP reports new Dolphins owner Bil Parcells ousting general manager Randy Mueller and two other player personnel staffers before noon. Cam Cameron's NFL head coaching future remains undetermined after a 1-15 season.
After a gala night in Aiken on May 24 the Aiken Foxhounds defeated their opposition 11 to 10 in 12 innings for the home opener win. Jeff Timmons hit a walk off homer in the bottom of the 12th as Brad Bell, the general manager, hailed a strong start and promising future for the new independent league team. The Foxhounds finished their first season 40 46.
In Atlanta at the Georgia Dome, No. 22 Auburn defeated No. 15 Clemson 23-20 in overtime. Clemson quarterbacks Harper and running back Davis faced stout Auburn defense as Spillane broke free on an 83-yard rushing score. Davis crossed 1,000 rushing yards for the season and Clemson led early before Auburn sealed the comeback.
Georgia trails 21 points after a rough midway stretch but roars back to an era defining Sugar Bowl win as Hawaii delivers late drama. Bulldogs improve to 11-2 while Warriors complete an undefeated season at 13-0, shocking the national scene.
Fresno State, finishing 9-4, defeated Georgia Tech 40-28 in Boise. Pat Hill rebuilt the Bulldogs after a 4-8 season, with Tyler Clutts and Clifton Smith key contributors. Tom Brandstater added a passing score and a rushing TD, as Fresno State earned its second bowl win over Tech and extended its bowl streak.
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