Mountaineers stun Georgia in Sugar Bowl upset
West Virginia defeats Georgia 38-35 at the Georgia Dome, led by Steve Slaton’s 204 rushing yards and three touchdowns. The No. 11 Mountaineers seized a 28-0 lead, overcame a late surge, and clinched the victory with a fourth down fake punt for a first down. Slaton set Sugar Bowl rushing record, and WVU’s win cushions program’s bowl prestige after Katrina forced the game to Atlanta.
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Alabama Alabama 13 Texas Tech 10 in 2007 game card
Alabama narrowly defeated Texas Tech 13 to 10 as Christensen kicked a 31 yard field goal in the second, Hodges fueled Tech with 196 yards passing and 66 rushing, while Croyle led Alabama with 275 passing yards and 81 rushing yards in a tight Sugar Bowl styled clash.
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Buckeyes Thrash Irish In Fiesta Bowl Highlight Run
Ohio State fullback Troy Smith outgunned Brady Quinn with 342 passing yards and 66 rushing yards, guiding fourth ranked OSU to a 34-20 win over No. 5 Notre Dame. Antonio Pittman broke loose for a 60 yard TD. Santonio Holmes set Fiesta Bowl records with an 85 yard catch, while OSU amassed 617 total yards and 27 first downs. Notre Dame, led by Darius Walker with three TDs, suffered its eighth straight bowl defeat as Weis begins his first season.
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Outback Bowl: Brown Leads Gators Past Hawkeyes 31 24
Florida defeats No. 25 Iowa 31-24 in Tampa as Vernell Brown returns from a broken leg to intercept a pass and score. Chris Leak passes for 277 yards. Dallas Baker hauls in two TDs. Meyer ties school marks for wins in first Florida season.
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Capital One Bowl: Badgers stun Auburn 24 to 10
Wisconsin, under coach Barry Alvarez, delivered a dominant Capital One Bowl performance in Orlando. Brian Calhoun rushed for 213 yards, John Stocco threw 301, and Brandon Williams 173 receiving as No. 21 Wisconsin upset No. 7 Auburn 24-10 to salute Alvarez’s tenure and return pride to the program.
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Hokies rally past Louisville in Gator Bowl 35 24
Virginia Tech, 11 2, overcome penalties and missing lineman to defeat 15th ranked Louisville 35 24 in Jacksonville. Marcus Vick threw two TD passes, Cedric Humes rushed for 113 yards, and James Anderson sealed the win with a 39 yard interception return late in the fourth quarter.
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