Idaho rallies past Bowling Green in dramatic Humanitarian Bowl
Idaho stunned Bowling Green 43-42 as Max Komar caught a sliding 16-yard TD with four seconds left and Nate Enderle connected with Preston Davis for the two point conversion. Barnes tied, then Komar sparked a late Vandals rally to cap an 8-5 season. Nebraska routed Arizona 33-0 in Holiday Bowl, with Ndamukong Suh key on defense and Alex Henery booting four field goals.
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Arizona
Zac Lee
Niles Paul
San Diego
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Ndamukong Suh
Nick Foles
Wildcats
Bo Pelini
Youngstown
Ohio
Mike Stoops
Cardinal Mooney High
Alex Henery
Masoli Leads Oregon to Rose Bowl Bid and Offensive Pace
Masoli, rising from fifth string in 2008 to Oregon quarterback, engineered a high tempo attack that has the Ducks averaging 37.7 points per game and six straight games with 37 or more. His calm under pressure and play-making helped Oregon win the Pac-10 and reach the Rose Bowl versus Ohio State.
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Oregon State
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Browns honor Cribbs and Bowens with top area awards
Joshua Cribbs was named Browns Player of the Year by the local Pro Football Writers of America and earned his second Pro Bowl berth. David Bowens won the Dino Lucarelli Good Guy Award for cooperation with media and community conduct. Cribbs leads the league in kickoff return TDs and ranks high in kickoff and punt return averages. Both will be honored at the Akron Browns Backers banquet on May 17.
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Brandon McDonald
Mack's first draft pick Mack shines as center for Browns
Browns center Mack, Mangini's first pick at No 21, impressed in the 23-9 win over the Raiders. He paved the way for Jerome Harrison's 148 rushing yards, with strong blocks and pass protection amid battles with Seymour and Warren.
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Derek Anderson
Hank Fraley
Joe Thomas
California
Mark Sanchez
Beanie Wells
Clay Matthews III
Rey Maualuga
Anderson
Oakland
Seymour
Warren
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