Glendale shuts down GCCC in 13-7 victory
No. 3 Glendale Gauchos upset No. 1 Garden City 13-7 in the Valley of the Sun Bowl. Glendale limited Garden City to 216 total yards and 88 rushing yards, ending Garden City’s bid for an undefeated season and likely snapping its No. 1 ranking. Garden City’s late drive stalled at Glendale’s 30 after a tipped pass by Michael Rosecrans and a fumble by Tim Patrick, as Glendale sealed the win.
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Glendale stifles Garden City in Valley of the Sun Bowl
Glendale Gauchos hold off Garden City as a late drive falls short in the NJCAA national title game. Garden City, trailing all game, advances to the final moments with two timeouts and 2:25 left but a bend but don't break Gaucho defense preserves the lead. Adam Coulter's three yard gain ends out of bounds as time expires.
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Glendale shocks Garden City to win Valley of the Sun Bowl
Glendale, Ariz dash No. 3 Garden City 13-7 in the Valley of the Sun Bowl. Broacbusters fall short of a national title as Glendale holds Garden City to 88 rushing yards and 0-for-13 on third down. Coach Corey Jenkins reflects on the hard loss and the long road to aiming for another championship.
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Yardage playCaps and quarterback runs extend drive
Jenkins connects with C J Jones for 19 yards to the Garden City 42. He then runs for 3 yards on first down and later scrambles for 10 yards to the Gaucho 45. Jones and Jenkins link with Lee Busters as the drive advances.
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OU Remembers Old Sooner Glory In Big 12 Title Win
Oklahoma toppled Kansas State 27 24 in the Big 12 title game as Quentin Griffin broke a fourth down option for 22 yards and Josh Heupel threw a 17 yard go ahead strike. Stoops praised the return of classic Oklahoma football.
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K State earns Cotton Bowl date with Tennessee
Kansas State and Tennessee set for the Cotton Bowl as No. 11 Kansas State faces No. 21 Tennessee with fans rallying for tickets. Predictions of sellout show strong interest from both schools as Cowboys Stadium prepares for a colorful matchup between programs and eras.
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Kansas State edges Oklahoma on late field goal win
Kansas State led 24 17 before Tim Duncan connected on a 46 yard field goal with 1 25 remaining to seal the victory. Jonathan Beasley threw a 16 yard TD to Quincy Morgan with six seconds left but Oklahoma recovered the onside kick as 79 655 fans spilled onto the field. Heupel praised the season and looked ahead to another win.
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