Doughty fuels Western Kentucky in Miami Beach Bowl win
Western Kentucky and quarterback Brandon Doughty defeated South Florida 45-35 in the Miami Beach Bowl. Doughty threw for 461 yards and three touchdowns to cap a 5,055-yard season and 12,855 career passing yards, while Anthony Wales sealed the victory with a 42-yard TD run late. Bulls coach Willie Taggart faced his former program as head coach of USF.
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Akron Zips vs Utah State in Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Akron Zips meet Utah State on Boise State’s blue field for a bowl clash. Utah State aims for a fourth straight bowl win and fifth season with a winning record, while Akron seeks its first bowl win since 2005. Key players include Akron linebacker Jatavis Brown and Utah State quarterback Chuckie Keeton.
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Temple vs Toledo in Boca Raton Bowl clash charms Top 25 contenders
No. 24 Temple 10 3 meets Toledo 9 2 in the Boca Raton Bowl. Toledo leads series 7 3 and both programs tout MAC and AAC ties with bowl pedigree. Key players include Temple QB Pu Walker and Toledo WR Alonzo Russell as defenses collide in Florida.
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Browns turn to Erving at right guard amid line injuries
Browns coach Mike Pettine says Cameron Erving will stay at right guard after John Greco suffers a knee injury ending his season. Joel Bitonio is already on injured reserve, forcing Erving into a larger role as Joe Thomas discusses footwork and technique.
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Lions Hold Off Saints 35-27 Behind Stafford Accuracy
Matthew Stafford threw for 254 yards and three touchdowns as the Detroit Lions built a 28-3 lead and defeated the New Orleans Saints 35-27 on Monday night. Drew Brees passed for 341 yards and three scores, becoming the fourth quarterback to top 60,000 career yards. Brandin Cooks led New Orleans with 124 receiving yards and a TD.
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Browns aim for consistency after tough loss to Seahawks
Browns players cite inconsistent execution and missed chances in a 23-17 setback to Seattle. Johnny Manziel improved in spots but faced red zone struggles as coach Pettine and GM Farmer faced questions about their futures. Joe Thomas praised the rookie’s work while noting building a new system takes time. The defense allowed nine of 12 third downs converted and Seattle gained 182 rushing yards.
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