West Virginia Bowl History Highlights and Scores
A historical tally of West Virginia bowl appearances with opponents and results. Notable games include wins over Clemson in 2012 and Oklahoma in 2008, and losses to Florida State, Clemson, and Georgia in various eras. The record spans 1922 to 2016 with many changes in bowls and opponents.
Utah Bowl History Record List
A historical tally of bowl appearances by Utah from 1996 to 2016, detailing opponents and final scores. Notable games include Utah defeating Alabama in the Sugar Bowl in 2009 and wins over Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, and Southern Cal in various Las Vegas and Liberty/Fun bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Indiana
BYU
Colorado St
Georgia Tech
Boise St
California
Alabama
Navy
Tulsa
Pittsburgh
Southern Miss
Southern Cal
Fresno St
Wisconsin
Bowl results and rankings mixed with broadcast listings
The page lists radio and TV schedules for December 26 1994 covering college football bowls including Heart of Dallas Bowl Utah vs West Virginia and Quick Lane Bowl Duke vs Northern Illinois plus Cactus Bowl Kansas State vs UCLA. It includes past bowl results, 1994 rankings, and poll votes with teams such as UCLA Ohio State Florida State Duke Maryland Missouri Oregon State Villanova Green Bay California Michigan Texas A and M Iowa Oklahoma State South Florida and others receiving votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticket
Utah
West Virginia
ESPN
Dallas
Northern Illinois
Duke
Detroit
Kansas St
UCLA
Phoenix
NBA
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sacramento
L.A
Ohio St
Florida St
Maryland
Missouri
Oregon St
Villanova
Green Bay
California
Michigan
Texas A&n
Iowa
Oklahoma St
South Florida
Stanford
Arizona
Syracuse
Rutgers
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Ball
DePaul
Marquette
NFL Glance Sunday Results Across The League
A roundup of Sunday NFL scores shows Chicago 20 over Cleveland 3, New England 37 over Buffalo 16, Los Angeles Chargers 14 over New York Jets 7, Washington 27 over Denver 11, Carolina 22 over Tampa Bay 19, Cincinnati 26 over Detroit 17, Kansas City 29 over Miami 13, Los Angeles Rams 27 over Tennessee 23, New Orleans 23 over Atlanta 13, Seattle 21 over Dallas 12, Arizona 23 over New York Giants 0, San Francisco 44 over Jacksonville 33. Monday games pending.
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Miami
West Virginia
Arizona St
Texas A&m
Syracuse
Clemson
N.C. State
Mississippi
Missouri
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Utah
Texas Western
Texas Tech
San Diego
Gonzaga
Associated Press
Villanova
Michigan St
Duke
Xavier
Wichita St
Virginia
TCU
Kansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Purdue
Kentucky
Arizona
Baylor
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Seton Hall
Florida St
Creighton
Arkansas
Notre Dame
Louisville
Texas
UCLA
Auburn
St. Bonaventure
SMU
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Florida
Chicago
Cleveland
New England
Buffalo
L.A. Chargers
N.Y. Jets
Washington
Denver
Carolina
Tampa Bay
Detroit
Kansas City
L.A. Rams
New Orleans
Atlanta
Seattle
Dallas
N.Y. Giants
San Francisco
Jacksonville
South
Houston
Indianapolis
North
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
y-Kansas City
Oakland
y-Philadelphia
x-Carolina
Boston
Toronto
New York
Philadelphia
Charlotte
Orlando
Indiana
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Memphis
Minnesota
Oklahoma City
Portland
Golden State
L.A. Clippers
L.A. Lakers
Sacramento
Phoenix
L.A
Pittsburgh 34 Houston 34 at Philadelphia final score notes
Detailed game notes show Pittsburgh defeating Houston 34 to 34? Includes scoring drives and player totals. Roethlisberger 226 passing yards on 20 of 29 with two receivers posting multiple catches. Houston's Yates 83 yards on 7 of 16. Bell led rushers for PIT with 69 yards on 14 carries. Hopkins topped receiving for HOU with 65 yards. Attendance 71,842.
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Pit—Nix
Boswell
Pit
Pit—Bell
Hall—Hopkins
Yates
Pit—Smith-Schuster
Roethlisberger
Pittsburgh
Bell
Ridley
Bryant
Nix
Jones
Houston
Blue
L.miller
Heinicke
Smith-Schuster
McDonald
Rogers
Hunter
Hopkins
W.fuller
B.miller
Mallock
Pit Hou
Fresno State Beats Houston 33 27 in Hawaii Bowl turnaround
In Honolulu Marcus McMaryion threw for a career best 342 yards as Fresno State upsets Houston 33 27. Jimmy Camacho kicks four field goals setting Hawaii Bowl mark while KeeSean Johnson gains 95 yards on eight receptions to reach 1 000 yards for the season.
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Honolulu
Marcus McMaryion
Jimmy Camacho
Fresno State
Houston
McMaryion
Hawaii
Colt Brennan
Arizona State
Derek Carr
SMU
Bulldogs
Cougars
Camacho
Ed Oliver
Jaron Bryant
KeeSean Johnson
D’eriq King
Hokies Face Cowboys in CFB Decisive Bowl Clash
Oklahoma State quarterback Mason Rudolph led the nation with 4553 passing yards and 35 TDs, while Virginia Tech faces a Cowboys offense averaging 46.3 points per game. Hokies defenders Terrell Edmunds and Vinny Mihota miss the game due to injuries and surgery. Kickoff is set for 5:15 p.m. at Camping World Stadium.
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Foster
Justice Hill
Rudolph
Cowboys
Washington
Hill
Oklahoma State
Virginia Tech
Camping World Stadium
Hokies
Terrell Edmunds
Vinny Mihota
Edmunds
Steelers dominate Texans as Roethlisberger exits early
Steelers pressure Texans all day as Ben Roethlisberger leaves with an injury and Landry Jones steps in. Cameron Heyward and Mike Hilton spearhead a dominant defense with three sacks and a fumble recovery while DeAndre Hopkins salvages a late Texans highlight with a 3-yard TD catch. Hopkins bemoans missing the catch, and TJ Watt notes his brother TJ Watt would return stronger next season.
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Taylor Heinicke
Roethlisberger
Landry Jones
Steelers
Yates
Mike Hilton
Cameron Heyward
Hilton
Texans
J.J. Watt
Pittsburgh
T.J. Watt
T.J
Warriors rally past Cavaliers in Christmas rematch
Golden State improves to 12-1 in 13 after an 11 game win streak snap as Durant blocks a Tristan Thompson shot and dunks. Thompson, Green, Iguodala and Bell contribute key plays while LeBron James and the Cavs stay competitive. Cavs next visit Oracle Arena on Jan 15.
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Golden State
Denver
Warriors
Jordan Bell
James
Thompson
Cleveland
Green
Andre Iguodala
Durant
Tristan Thompson
Cavs
Tyronn Lue
Oracle Arena
Kerr
LeBron
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Washington St
Heart of Dallas Bowl
Army
North Texas
So. Miss
Louisiana Tech
Illinois
UNLV
Penn St
Northwestern
NFL
Hoops
Uconn
Mississippi St
Oregon
Pittsburgh Houston
Ris Pit
Pit—Hunter
Mihota
Tech
DeAndre Hopkins
Justin Hunter
Alfred Blue
Roosevelt Nix
Heyward
Bud Dupree
Curry
Steve Kerr