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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 2000

Page

25

Texas hampered without top stars in Cotton Bowl

No 14 Texas fell 27 6 to No 24 Arkansas in Dallas hampered by suspensions of Kwame Cavil and Aaron Humphrey and the absence of backup receiver Jeremy Jones. Texas managed 185 total yards as its offense failed to produce a TD in the final 10 quarters.

Texas Dallas Longhorns Arkansas Kwame Cavis Aaron Humphrey Mack Brown Palotto Brown Nebraska Texas A&m Cavil Humphrey Chris Simms Chris Brooks

Arkansas Holds Off Texas in Cotton Bowl Thriller

Freshman Cednc Cobbs rushes 98 yards on 15 carries and catches a 30 yard TD pass to spark Arkansas to a 27 6 win over Texas. Cobbs named offensive MVP while D J Cooper earns defensive MVP honors as Arkansas breaks a long drought in the Cotton Bowl. Texas wears white as visiting team for the first time in 21 Cotton Bowl appearances. Extra notes detail eight sacks by Arkansas and Y2K sleepovers by media staff.

Dallas Arkansas Cednc Cobbs Cobbs Razorbacks Texas Dobbs Chrys Chukwuma D.J. Cooper White Texas SEC Mississippi State Charlie Fiss Fiss SMU Bear Bryant Kentucky TCU Kris Stockton

Arkansas Wins Cotton Bowl Remains Strong in SEC Era

Razorbacks fans filled the Cotton Bowl as Arkansas clinched its first Cotton Bowl triumph since 1976. Clint Stoerner connected on a 47 yard pass to Anthony Lucas and Cobbs found the end zone as Arkansas built a lead, while Texas fought back with a Kris Stockton field goal and a goal line stand. Kwame Cavis was out for Texas, limiting the Longhorns’ offense.

Cavil Jeremy Jones Arkansas Texas Major Applewhite Chris Simms Applewhite Simms Davis Brown Cedric Woodard Clint Stoerner Anthony Lucas Cedric Cobbs Cory Redding Humphrey Razorbacks Chris Chalmers Longhorns Cobbs Kris Stockton Jenkins Dobbs Tony Dodson Nutt Kwame Cavis

Outback comeback ties record in dramatic bowl finish

Purdue blew a 25-0 lead as Georgia rallied to force two overtimes in the Outback Bowl. Quincy Carter engineered a late 94-yard drive, Randy McMichael caught the tying touchdown, and Hines kicked the game winning field goal after a key sack by Josh Mallard.

Donnan BYU Notre Dame SMU Fighting Irish Houston Purdue Drew Brees Boilermakers Travis Dorsch Quincy Carter Georgia Randy McMichael Carter Jamie Henderson Brees Bulldogs Josh Mallard Dorsch Patrick Hines

Arkansas Tops Texas In Cotton Bowl 27 6 Victory

No. 24 Arkansas defeats No. 14 Texas 27 to 6 in the Cotton Bowl. Arkansas Dobbs runs for 98 yards on 15 carries and Jenkins adds 82 yards on 6 rushes. Texas names Nunez Flowers and Thompson as leading receivers, while Ark Williams Davenport and Branch itemize key catches.

Tex Stockton Ark—Jenking Dodson Weick Ark—Dobbs Dodson Ark Texas Mitchell Robertson Simms Applewhite Arkansas Dobbs Jenkins Chukwuma

Longhorns lose QB stability as Applewhite leaves with knee injury

Texas split time between Major Applewhite and Chris Simms after Applewhite exited with a fourth quarter knee injury. Applewhite connected on 15 of 21 passes for 121 yards while Simms went 9 of 18 for 91. Razorbacks defensive effort earned praise for interim coordinator Bobby Allen as Stoerner threw for 194 yards with two picks. Cobbs, a freshman, claimed offensive MVP. D J Cooper secured defensive MVP with two sacks.

Ryan Nunez Longhorns Major Applewhite Chris Simms Applewhite Simms Razorbacks Bobby Allen Keith Burns Tulsa Nutt Stoerner Cobbs

Georgia Edges Purdue in OT at Outback Bowl 28 25

No. 21 Georgia and No. 19 Purdue staged an OT thriller at the Outback Bowl with Georgia prevailing 28 25. Purdue trailed but rallied via Brees passes to Daniels and Sutherland, while Edwards Carter and Hines supplied key scores for Georgia. Final stats show Purdue receivers Daniels Lane James Sutherland and Brown among top targets, with Edwards Carter and Greer leading Georgia rush and receiving.

Bulldogs Carter Terrence Edwards Purdue Adrian Beasley McMichael Willie Fells Boilermakers Brees Chris Daniels Daniels Bay Clearwater Dorsch Vinny Sutherland Chris James Georgia Edwards Hines Brown Pass Gg Ae Coe Carter Lane James Sutherland Tolbert Winston Dawson Stratton Simpson Greer Aon Johnson Parker Lanks

Michigan State Triumphs Over Florida in Citrus Bowl 37–34

Michigan State edged Florida 37 to 34 in the Citrus Bowl. Key MSU players included Burress 27 completions and a Burress to Taylor touchdown, while Florida saw Gillespie 15 carries for 74 yards and Turner with fumble returns. Final scoring drives and field goals by Edinger and Chandler capped a high scoring showdown.

Michigan State Florida MSU Moss Burker Gillespie Carrot Caldwell Taylor Roverts Gorka Florda Pahewon Jackson WSU Burress Baker Caermien Pienerten Cas Sot Sepenere Taylor Gitenpie Tram Keay

Michigan State Upsets Florida In Final Seconds Thriller

Spurrier lamented the stumble as Florida fell to Michigan State 34 32 after Lloyd Clemons capped a late drive with a winning field goal. Burress and Edinger both faced Florida ties in college choices, Edinger delivering the decisive kick after missing a 45 yarder. Johnson closed his college career with a 24 for 50 day and 288 yards as Sparty spoiled the Gators’ hopes in a dramatic finish.

Gators Spartans Edinger Williams Florida Clemons TJ. Duckett Burke Johnson Spurrier

Plaxico Burress shines as Michigan State tumbles overtime

Coach Bobby Williams spoke after a hard fought game where Plaxico Burress, a 6 foot 6 senior, posted 185 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Taylor racked up 11 catches for 156 yards while a late fumble by an opponent set up a 24 yard TD by Turner.

TJ. Turner Taylor Burress Florida Bennie Alexander Plaxico Williams

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