West Virginia Rooted Fiesta Bowl Rout of Oklahoma
West Virginia led by Pat White overwhelmed Oklahoma 48 28 in the Fiesta Bowl behind 349 rushing yards and White 150 rushing and 176 passing. Noel Devine 108 yards and two touchdowns filled in after Steve Slaton was hurt. Stewart, named WVU coach, called it a colossal win for the program as Mountaineers claimed their Bowl Championship Series rebirth.
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Ohio State Underdogs In Final BCS Showdown
Ohio State, No. 1 in polls and BCS rankings, faced doubters after a season lacking AP Top 20 opponents. A DVD shown to the team features Florida defeats, critics, and talk shows calling OSU overrated, while Buckeyes insist many predictions are biased.
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Buckeye Buzz Buckeyes begin bowl practices in New Orleans
Ohio State opened its first bowl practice on site at the New Orleans Saints facility due to cold winds, delaying the session after moving from Tulane. Former Buckeye Will Smith observed, praising New Orleans rebuild efforts, while roster changes and backup QB plans emerged for the game against LSU. Army withdraws from OSU 2009 2010 schedule. TCU to replace Cadets in 2009 with 2010 options explored.
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Coaching change season reshapes college football
As LSU and Tennessee vie for the SEC title in New Orleans, Les Miles dismisses Michigan as a future job. Michigan pursues Greg Schiano then Rich Rodriguez, while coaching moves disrupt bowl season and recruiting. The cycle continues as agents leak names, salaries rise, and programs chase top talent despite the chaos.
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Knipp shines as Ball State defensive standout earns bowl bid
Ball State safety Alex Knipp, a true freshman starter, posted 75 tackles and four interceptions this season, fueling a 5 7 record and a first postseason since 1996. He credits coach Brady Hoke for refining fundamentals and notes Rutgers’ Ray Rice as the Cardinals’ key challenge in Toronto’s International Bowl.
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Brady) Hoke
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