Rushing and Passing Totals From Bowl Game Box Score
Rushing figures show Syranne with 6:27 marks and multiple players including Jones 10-25 and Ramon 16, while passing lists Cremon and Wyatt with various completions. Receiving tables include H, Sincene, Marks Gemsan, and Lab b among others, with several long gain figures. defensive and special teams notes reference Autry, Abrams, and King.
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Marks Gemsan
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Crooks
Penn State Dominates Outback Bowl In Rain Soaked Win
In Tampa, Penn State led by Wally Richardson and Bobby Engram, routed Auburn 43 to 14 despite a heavy rain and muddy field. Auburn struggled as Patrick Nix threw two interceptions and Stephen Davis gained 119 rushing yards. Engram earned MVP honors, and Penn State's crisp passing and early third quarter burst sealed the victory.
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Jurevicius
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Nix
Stephen Davis
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PSU
Syracuse Sacks Clemson 41-0 in Gator Bowl rout
In Jacksonville Syracuse overwhelms Clemson 41-0 as Donovan McNabb directs a dominant attack. McNabb passes for 308 yards and 3 TDs, Marvin Harmison hauls in 173 yards receiving, while Clemson’s defense struggles. Priester gains 36 rushing yards as Syracuse set a Gator Bowl first-quarter scoring record with 20 points.
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Robert Jackson
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Priester
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Talback
Malcolm Thomas
Paul Pasqualen
Colorado’s bold fake punt fuels Cotton Bowl win over Oregon
Colorado, coached by Rick Neuheisel, defeated Oregon 38 6 on a bitter Dallas day. A fourth and 14 fake punt at the Buffaloes 43, Andy Mitchell to Ryan Black, set up Colorado’s final score. Oregon, led by Tony Graziani, saw a 95 yard interception return by Marcus Washington tilt momentum before Colorado pulled away.
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