Michigan’s Bowl Win Marks Carr’s Emotional Farewell
Michigan defeated Florida 41 35 as Adrian Arrington Mario Manningham and Henne led a high scoring attack. Tim Tebow and Percy Harvin kept Florida in it with standout plays before Michigan secured the late field goal and Carr’s retirement game ended in jubilation.
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Lloyd Carr retires after Michigan win in Capital One Bowl
Lloyd Carr ends 28 seasons on Michigan staff and 13 as head coach with a 41 35 Capital One Bowl victory over Florida. He shares final pregame speeches and reflections as Rich Rodriguez is named successor, marking an era end for the Wolverines.
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Ainge Sparks Volunteers in Outback Bowl Win
Erik Ainge threw for 365 yards and two touchdowns as No. 16 Tennessee beat No. 18 Wisconsin 21-17 in Tampa ending the Badgers streak of bowl wins against SEC opponents. Wardlow sealed the win with an interception, while Briscoe and Cottam caught TD passes to build a 21-7 lead.
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Trojans Rout Illini in Rose Bowl to seal sixth straight USC win
No. 8 USC crushed No. 13 Illinois 49 17 in Pasadena as Joe McKnight racked up 170 rushing yards and a Rose Bowl record 633 total yards. Sedrick Ellis voiced confidence that USC could beat any NCAA team, while Illinois fought back briefly on Rashard Mendenhall runs before costly turnovers swung the game. Carroll lauded the offensive outburst as Booty connected on key plays and McKnight’s long return set the tone for a dominant Trojans performance.
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