Lobos end 46-year bowl drought with 23-0 win over Nevada
New Mexico, led by Paul Baker’s 167 rushing yards and Donovan Porterie’s 354 passing yards, shut out Nevada 23-0 in the New Mexico Bowl. Coach Rocky Long earned his first bowl win in five tries as Lobos finish 9-4 and claim their first postseason victory since 1961 Aviation Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
Rocky Long
New Mexico
Paul Baker
Donovan Porterie
Nevada
Lobos
Long
John Sullivan
Chris Ault
Wolf Pack
Weber State
Ault
Western Michigan
Dayton
Ohio
Kaepernick
Brett Madsen
BYU Edges UCLA On Last-Second Blocked Kick
No. 19 BYU defeats UCLA 17-16 in the Las Vegas Bowl as Kathyn Manumaleuna blocks a last second field goal. Kai Forbath kicked 52 and 50 yards for UCLA. Max Hall threw two TDs for BYU, who finished 11-2 with their 10th straight win. Bruins, led by Bethel-Thompson, fought to the end but fall short in a dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAS Vegas
Kathyn Manumaleuna
BYU
UCLA
Kai Forbath
Bruins
Manumaleuna
Cougars
Steve Young
Max Hall
DeWayne Walker
Walker
Hall
Walken McLeod Bethel- Thompson
Logan Paulsen
Forbath
Young
Chris Markey
Oscar Rasshan
Bethel Thompson
Rodney van
Michael Reed
Sam Boyd Stadium
Mauk leads No. 20 Cincy past Southern Miss in bowl win
Cincinnati 10-3 earns second 10-win season since 1951 as Ben Mauk passes for 334 yards and four TDs and DeAngelo Smith Intercepts three passes in a 31-21 Papajohns.com Bowl win over Southern Miss. Jeff Bower coaches final game after 17 seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ben Mauk
Southern Miss
Cincinnati
Golden Eagles
Jeff Bower
Mauk
DeAngelo Smith
Bearcats
Brian Kelly
Mark
Wake Forest
Bower
Joe Paterno
Bobby Bowden
Frank Beamer
Kelly
Matthew Chatelain
Britt Barefoot
Earnest Jackson
Jeremy Young
Antwuan Giddens
Jake Rogers
Young
Chris Johnson
Smiths arm leads FAU to New Orleans Bowl win
Florida Atlantic claim their first bowl victory in program history as Rusty Smith passes for 336 yards and five touchdowns to beat Memphis 44 27 in New Orleans. TE Dilvory Edgecomb scores and returns kickoff for 42 and 62 yards while Schnellenberger secures a landmark win for FAU and the Sun Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Orleans
Howard Schnellenberger
Florida Atlantic
Rusty Smith
Memphis
Schnellenberger
America
FAU
Boca Raton
Fla
Owls
Dilvory Edgecomb
Troy
Rice
Miami
Nebraska
Louisville
South Florida
Smith
Edgecomb
Martin Hawkins
Tigers
Carlos Singleton
Wilfred Rivera
Jason Harmon
Hawkins
Will Hudgens
Matt Malouf
Tommy West
Charles Pierre
Chris Bonner
Willie Rose
Also Mentioned on This Page
College
Baker
Rodney Ferguson
Sullivan
Colin Kaepernick
Porterie
Marcus Smith
Brown
Vince Natali
Cincy
Oklahoma State
Larry Fedora
Stephanie
Southern Mississippi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!