LSU Upsets Georgia Tech In Peach Bowl Comeback
LSU with quarterback Rohan Davey sparked a second half rally to beat No. 15 Georgia Tech 28 14 in Atlanta. Davey threw three touchdown passes after replacing Josh Booty, as LSU overcame a 14 3 halftime deficit. Georgia Tech star Godsey struggled without Friedgen, finishing turnover plagued and stalling late as LSU seized control with a 13 play 91 yard drive.
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Badgers roar back in Sun Bowl thriller
Wisconsin edges UCLA 21-20 in El Paso as Jamar Fletcher intercepts at midfield late to seal the Sun Bowl win. UCLA’s Jeddie Mitchell racked up 180 yards on nine receptions and a 64-yard TD, earning MVP honors amid a bruising, penalty-marred game.
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Colorado State tops Louisville in Liberty Bowl thriller
Colorado State University beat Louisville 22 to 17 in Memphis as Cecil Sapp ran for a career high 160 yards and a score while C W Hurst added three field goals. The Rams controlled the game with 35 minutes of possession amid a windy, cold night and forced three Louisville fumbles. Louisville, seeking a 10 win season, was stymied by CSU’s defense and a decisive ground game led by Sapp.
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Ducks rally past Texas in Holiday Bowl thriller
Oregon quarterback Joey Harrington accounted for four touchdowns as the No. 8 Ducks defeated No. 12 Texas 30 25 in a high octane Holiday Bowl. Harrington threw for two, ran for one, and even caught a halfback pass. Simms threw four picks for Texas, whose six game win streak ended in a last minute bid to reach the Top 10.
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Bellisari Persists as OSU Quarterback Despite NFL Doubt
Ohio State quarterback Steve Bellisari, at 6 foot 3 and 220 pounds, faces NFL doubts about his future at safety but insists he will remain quarterback. He endures criticism from fans and coaches, throwing eight interceptions in the final three games, including a costly pick six against Michigan that helped seal a 31-12 loss.
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