Mauk's big day fuels Bearcats win in Papajohns.com Bowl
Cincinnati (10-3) finished with a 31-28 victory over Southern Miss in Birmingham, with Ben Mauk passing for 334 yards and four touchdowns and DeAngelo Smith grabbing three picks. Mark tied a 3,000-yard season for the Bearcats as Jeff Bower bowed out after 17 seasons at Southern Miss, resigning after a disappointing year.
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New Mexico Bowl seals first bowl win in 46 years for Lobos
In Albuquerque, Paul Baker rushed 167 yards in his first start and Donovan Porteria threw for a career-high 354 yards and two TDs as New Mexico downed Nevada to end a 46-year postseason drought. The Lobos, 9-4, also earned Rocky Long his first bowl victory in five tries.
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Boise State vs East Carolina in Hawaii Bowl clash
No. 24 Boise State arrives 10-2 to face East Carolina 7-5 in the Hawaii Bowl. Boise State leans on quarterback Taylor Tharp and running back Ian Johnson while ECU hinges on Chris Johnson's multi yards. Boise State favored by 10 as kickoff at 8 p.m. on ESPN.
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Blues Beat Bruins In Boston 4 1
St. Louis Blues defeated Boston 4 1 as Brad Boyes scored his 21st goal and Manny Legace made 24 saves. Lee Stempniak Jamal Mayers and Keith Tkachuk added goals for the visitors, who won for the second time in six games.
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Monsters fall to Peoria in shootout loss
The Lake Erie Monsters lost 3-2 to the Peoria Rivermen in a shootout after a 2-2 tie through regulation and overtime. Ray Macias and Brent Kelly scored for Lake Erie in the first period, while Peoria tied it in the second and third. In the shootout, Peoria converted three times. Lake Erie managed one score by Chris Stewart while Eric Healey, Jamie Lundmark, and Matt Hussey failed in the opening rounds.
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