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The UCLA Bruins jumped out to a quick 31-6 lead in the Alamo Bowl Friday night. But they had to hold on for dear life to get the win.
The Kansas State Wildcats didn't give up and stormed back closing within 6 early in the 4th quarter. But a 67 yard touchdown run by Paul Perkins sealed the deal and the Bruins got a 40-35 win.
Perkins ran for 194 yards and a pair of TD's for UCLA who finished the season 10-3. Kansas State struggled to run the ball but QB Jake Waters through for 338 yards and a pair of TD's to receiver Tyler Lockett. The Wildcats finished their season at 9-4.
However, most aren't talking about the game the next morning. The big conversation surrounds UCLA coach Jim Mora and his near brush off of Kansas State coach Bill Snyder after the game. Mora was angry because Snyder called a timeout before the last play of the game and the Wildcats took a shot at UCLA coach Brett Hundley as he kneeled down afterwards.
Showing posts with label Alamo Bowl. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
The End For Mack Brown: Let's Face It, Oregon Let Up...
It was the blowout that Oregon kept from being a blowout...
Marcus Mariota was trotted out there out of shape and the Oregon offense still ran rings around the Texas...
Well, the Texas everything...
Here's Mack Brown after the fact...
((HT: Longhorn Network))
With analysis from San Antonio from Kirk Bohls and Cedric Golden from the Austin American-Statesman
And highlights from KVUE-TV
Marcus Mariota was trotted out there out of shape and the Oregon offense still ran rings around the Texas...
Well, the Texas everything...
Here's Mack Brown after the fact...
((HT: Longhorn Network))
With analysis from San Antonio from Kirk Bohls and Cedric Golden from the Austin American-Statesman
And highlights from KVUE-TV
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Mack Brown Does Resign From Texas: "It's Been A Wonderful Ride."
What a crazy, crazy week in Austin, Texas.
The rumors of Mack Brown resigning, Brown denying, Nick Saban taking the Texas head coaching job only to sign a very lucrative contract extension with Alabama then Brown staying at Texas.
What now?
Well one rumor turned out to be true, Mack Brown was resigning as the head coach of the Texas Longhorns.
Here's Mack Brown's statement:
"Sally and I were brought to Texas 16 years ago to pull together a football program that was divided. With a lot of passion, hard work and determination from the kids, coaches and staff, we did that. We built a strong football family, reached great heights and accomplished a lot, and for that, I thank everyone. It's been a wonderful ride. Now, the program is again being pulled in different directions, and I think the time is right for a change. I love The University of Texas, all of its supporters, the great fans and everyone that played and coached here. I can't thank DeLoss Dodds enough for bringing our family here, and Bill Powers and the administration for supporting us at a place where I have made lifelong friendships. It is the best coaching job and the premier football program in America. I sincerely want it to get back to the top and that's why I am stepping down after the bowl game. I hope with some new energy, we can get this thing rolling again."
Many Austin, Texas media outlets are reporting that Brown fought like hell to keep his job at Texas.
A former Texas player who played for Mack Brown attributed the "instant gratification" crowd and the era of social media to Brown's resignation.
Thanks KVUE-TV, Austin, TX
Here's a look back at Mack Brown's career at Texas.
Thanks KXAN-TV, Austin TX
Mack Brown will coach the Alamo Bowl game December 30th against Oregon.
With one of the college football gems now open let the speculation begin as to who will coach Texas next.
You know the list will include Jim Harbaugh, Gus Malzahn, Jimbo Fisher, Art Briles and other big names.
Let the carousel spin.
The rumors of Mack Brown resigning, Brown denying, Nick Saban taking the Texas head coaching job only to sign a very lucrative contract extension with Alabama then Brown staying at Texas.
What now?
Well one rumor turned out to be true, Mack Brown was resigning as the head coach of the Texas Longhorns.
Here's Mack Brown's statement:
"Sally and I were brought to Texas 16 years ago to pull together a football program that was divided. With a lot of passion, hard work and determination from the kids, coaches and staff, we did that. We built a strong football family, reached great heights and accomplished a lot, and for that, I thank everyone. It's been a wonderful ride. Now, the program is again being pulled in different directions, and I think the time is right for a change. I love The University of Texas, all of its supporters, the great fans and everyone that played and coached here. I can't thank DeLoss Dodds enough for bringing our family here, and Bill Powers and the administration for supporting us at a place where I have made lifelong friendships. It is the best coaching job and the premier football program in America. I sincerely want it to get back to the top and that's why I am stepping down after the bowl game. I hope with some new energy, we can get this thing rolling again."
Many Austin, Texas media outlets are reporting that Brown fought like hell to keep his job at Texas.
A former Texas player who played for Mack Brown attributed the "instant gratification" crowd and the era of social media to Brown's resignation.
Thanks KVUE-TV, Austin, TX
Here's a look back at Mack Brown's career at Texas.
Thanks KXAN-TV, Austin TX
Mack Brown will coach the Alamo Bowl game December 30th against Oregon.
With one of the college football gems now open let the speculation begin as to who will coach Texas next.
You know the list will include Jim Harbaugh, Gus Malzahn, Jimbo Fisher, Art Briles and other big names.
Let the carousel spin.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Mack Brown Says Situation Hasn't Changed
((HT: ESPN))
Mack Brown addressed his situation in his initial Alamo Bowl presser as Texas anticipates a shootout against Oregon...
So, of course, he addressed the elephant in the room...
Brown plans to meet with new athletic director Steve Patterson and university president Bill Powers about his future as the Longhorns' coach.
There was talk that "late this week" there would be some kind of an answer... whatever that answer is...
And, now, we have to determine the definition of "later this week" from the time it was talked about earlier this week...
Mack Brown addressed his situation in his initial Alamo Bowl presser as Texas anticipates a shootout against Oregon...
So, of course, he addressed the elephant in the room...
Brown plans to meet with new athletic director Steve Patterson and university president Bill Powers about his future as the Longhorns' coach.
There was talk that "late this week" there would be some kind of an answer... whatever that answer is...
And, now, we have to determine the definition of "later this week" from the time it was talked about earlier this week...
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Reports: Mack Brown to Step Down at Texas or Did He? Updates (And More Updates)
((ht: orangebloods.com))Update--Brown is quoted by texas.247.sports.com in an updated story. He tells them "I'm in Florida recruiting. If I had decided to step down, I sure wouldn't be killing myself down here. I have not decided to step down."
Read the entire story RIGHT HERE
Hmmm....can I get a "Not so Fast My Friends"?---That includes us...
Though we might add, much of the speculation on Brown's status hinges on a UT Trustees board meeting set for Thursday. The belief is the official word will come then.
Unless it's leaked out
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((Original Post))
So, it looks like it really wasn't hype. The speculation was true.
The ever impressive Chip Brown of Orangebloods.com reports that University of Texas head coach Mack Brown will resign from his job after 16 years of leading the Longhorns.
High-level sources tell http://t.co/Pb827xg41z Mack Brown will step down as coach at Texas after 16 years.
— Chip Brown (@ChipBrownOB) December 10, 2013Chip says that Mack Brown will get every bit of the $2.75 million buyout written into his contract. And Brown, who will leave just 2 wins short of being Texas's all-time wins leader, will be honored at his teams season ending banquet next week.
Read the entire story from Orangebloods RIGHT HERE
There had been numerous rumors this season and last that Brown's days were numbered. The Longhorns, arguably the nation's richest, most well supported program had been struggling since really 2005, when they lost the National Championship game to USC.
Speculation has been rampant most of the season the Longhorns were trying to woo Alabama coach Nick Saban. Saban, through channels has denied and in fact laughed off that speculation.
But a story surfaced last week claiming Saban has had a deal in place all along this season. And that he was just waiting for the right time to announce it.
Stay tuned, we should find out in the next few days if that's the trick new athletic director Steve Patterson has up his sleeve.
PM UPDATE: The Orangebloods story has Brown stepping down after the Alamo Bowl...
Naturally, Brown's lawyer has told the Associated Press that it isn't happening...
Friday, December 28, 2012
Remember The Alamo: Longhorns Have 2 Under Sexual Assault Investigation (UPDATED and UPDATED again)
((HT: KHOU-TV))
For the 5,000th time...
Nothing good ever happens after 1AM...
Our new example is from San Antonio...
2 University of Texas players are under investigation for an alleged sexual assault along the Riverwalk in San Antonio- a little before 3 this morning...
An unidentified woman went to local police after saying that she met two Longhorns players and invited them back to her hotel room. She, then after what happened in their meeting, went to police with the allegation. Coaches have been notified of the incident and it appears that one of the players may be a starter on the two-deeps.
Further questioning should occur later today, along with the coaches press conferences...
Here's the overnight report...
More when we know more... 1400 UPDATE: We know more... Mack Brown addressed the media, but did not go into any specifics... He did say, however, the two players were suspended... The HQ is aware just how stunned you are... ((HT: KXAN-TV Austin))
For the 5,000th time...
Nothing good ever happens after 1AM...
Our new example is from San Antonio...
2 University of Texas players are under investigation for an alleged sexual assault along the Riverwalk in San Antonio- a little before 3 this morning...
An unidentified woman went to local police after saying that she met two Longhorns players and invited them back to her hotel room. She, then after what happened in their meeting, went to police with the allegation. Coaches have been notified of the incident and it appears that one of the players may be a starter on the two-deeps.
Further questioning should occur later today, along with the coaches press conferences...
Here's the overnight report...
More when we know more... 1400 UPDATE: We know more... Mack Brown addressed the media, but did not go into any specifics... He did say, however, the two players were suspended... The HQ is aware just how stunned you are... ((HT: KXAN-TV Austin))
Sex assault allegations made against Longhorn players before Alamo Bowl
1445 UPDATE: Two sources tell Hookem.com that Case McCoy and Jordan Hicks have been ordered home from Alamo Bowl. That can't be good... 1600 UPDATE: San Antonio police are telling various sources that there is only one suspect... even as Mack Brown sent two players home...Friday, December 7, 2012
Your Ticket Oak Update: Want To Go Bowling...???
The HQ figured, with the holidays approaching, that we would give you a quick update on ticket prices for your favorite upcoming bowl game...
We'll do this alphabetically... and, remember, this does not include the idea of getting tickets through the schools themselves...
((HT: Stubhub))
The title game: Surprisingly enough, you can still get in the door for $1,195...parking passes are $30 and FanZone tickets are $20
Fiesta Bowl: $155 to get in the door...
Orange: The Northern Illinois-FSU game is $5 upper deck and the HQ is debating getting tickets- just to say we got tickets for the Huskies Bee-Cee-Ess appearance
Rose: $150 in the upper sections
Sugar: Terrace Level for $62, but it is Florida-Louisville
Alamo: $50 in the upper level endzone
Armed Forces: There are $19 endzone seats, but $45 from there...
BBVA Compass: Strangely enough, there aren't any tickets... the HQ guesses it's Ole Miss speaking there...
Beef O'Brady's: $43 gets upper deck
Belk: A lot of $19 upper deck tickets
Buffalo Wild Wings: $21 upper deck
Cap One: Upper-level corner for $24
Chick-fil-A: $38 upper level
Cotton: Standing Room for $101, if you want to sit it's 3x that...
Idaho Potato: $45 can get you in, but you can go lower level for another $20
Gator: Upper corners at the Gator Bowl are $3 and $4, but it is Miss State and Northwestern
GoDaddy: Very few tickets remain and parking passes are even more expensive than getting in the door...
Heart of Dallas: $62 gets you, actually, in the lower corner...
Holiday: $53 and $54 for the corners...
Independence: Lower endzones are $23, but I would think the Louisiana-Monroe folks will snap those up pretty quickly...
Kraft Fight Hunger: Endzone bleachers are $63
Liberty: A lot of tickets between the 20's are in the $50 for Iowa State and Tulsa
Little Caesars: Lower level endzone is $59
MAACO Las Vegas: Corners for $32
Meineke/Texas: Loge in the 500-levels are $24, but parking passes for Reliant are more...
Military: Nothing left for San Jose State and Bowling Green (good for them...)
Music City: Upper level in the 300's are $6,7 and $8... and there are over 5,000 tickets left
New Mexico: Upper level tickets at the 50 are in the neighborhood of $20
Outback: Mid-level corner seats are $90 and $100 and there are less than 2,000 seats left...
Pinstripe: Bleacher seats are $93 and then there are $97 seats that are actual seats...
Poinsettia: Upper levels are $50 and endzones are $65
Russell Athletics: Upper-level corner seats are $6 and there are, apparently, a lot of them...
Sheraton Hawai'i: Lower-level sideline are available for $41
Sun: Endzone seats for $21 and sideline seats start at $25
Happy shopping... we'll keep you posted...
We'll do this alphabetically... and, remember, this does not include the idea of getting tickets through the schools themselves...
((HT: Stubhub))
The title game: Surprisingly enough, you can still get in the door for $1,195...parking passes are $30 and FanZone tickets are $20
Fiesta Bowl: $155 to get in the door...
Orange: The Northern Illinois-FSU game is $5 upper deck and the HQ is debating getting tickets- just to say we got tickets for the Huskies Bee-Cee-Ess appearance
Rose: $150 in the upper sections
Sugar: Terrace Level for $62, but it is Florida-Louisville
Alamo: $50 in the upper level endzone
Armed Forces: There are $19 endzone seats, but $45 from there...
BBVA Compass: Strangely enough, there aren't any tickets... the HQ guesses it's Ole Miss speaking there...
Beef O'Brady's: $43 gets upper deck
Belk: A lot of $19 upper deck tickets
Buffalo Wild Wings: $21 upper deck
Cap One: Upper-level corner for $24
Chick-fil-A: $38 upper level
Cotton: Standing Room for $101, if you want to sit it's 3x that...
Idaho Potato: $45 can get you in, but you can go lower level for another $20
Gator: Upper corners at the Gator Bowl are $3 and $4, but it is Miss State and Northwestern
GoDaddy: Very few tickets remain and parking passes are even more expensive than getting in the door...
Heart of Dallas: $62 gets you, actually, in the lower corner...
Holiday: $53 and $54 for the corners...
Independence: Lower endzones are $23, but I would think the Louisiana-Monroe folks will snap those up pretty quickly...
Kraft Fight Hunger: Endzone bleachers are $63
Liberty: A lot of tickets between the 20's are in the $50 for Iowa State and Tulsa
Little Caesars: Lower level endzone is $59
MAACO Las Vegas: Corners for $32
Meineke/Texas: Loge in the 500-levels are $24, but parking passes for Reliant are more...
Military: Nothing left for San Jose State and Bowling Green (good for them...)
Music City: Upper level in the 300's are $6,7 and $8... and there are over 5,000 tickets left
New Mexico: Upper level tickets at the 50 are in the neighborhood of $20
Outback: Mid-level corner seats are $90 and $100 and there are less than 2,000 seats left...
Pinstripe: Bleacher seats are $93 and then there are $97 seats that are actual seats...
Poinsettia: Upper levels are $50 and endzones are $65
Russell Athletics: Upper-level corner seats are $6 and there are, apparently, a lot of them...
Sheraton Hawai'i: Lower-level sideline are available for $41
Sun: Endzone seats for $21 and sideline seats start at $25
Happy shopping... we'll keep you posted...
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Your 2012 Bowl Rundown
Gildan New Mexico
Nevada vs. Arizona Albuquerque, N.M.
University Stadium Dec. 15
1 p.m. ESPN
Famous Idaho Potato
Toledo vs. Utah State Boise, Idaho
Bronco Stadium Dec. 15
4:30 p.m. ESPN
S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia
BYU vs. San Diego State San Diego
Qualcomm Stadium Dec. 20
8 p.m. ESPN
Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg
UCF vs. Ball State St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tropicana Field Dec. 21
7:30 p.m. ESPN
R+L Carriers New Orleans
East Carolina vs. Louisiana-Lafayette New Orleans
Mercedes-Benz Superdome Dec. 22
Noon ESPN
MAACO Las Vegas
Washington vs. Boise State Las Vegas
Sam Boyd Stadium Dec. 22
3:30 p.m. ESPN
Sheraton Hawaii
Fresno State vs. SMU Honolulu
Aloha Stadium Dec. 24
8 p.m. ESPN
Little Caesars Pizza
Western Kentucky vs. Central Michigan Detroit
Ford Field Dec. 26
7:30 p.m. ESPN
Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman
San Jose State vs. Bowling Green Washington, D.C.
RFK Stadium Dec. 27
3 p.m. ESPN
Belk
Cincinnati vs. Duke Charlotte, N.C.
Bank of America Stadium Dec. 27
6:30 p.m. ESPN
Bridgepoint Education Holiday
Baylor vs. UCLA San Diego
Qualcomm Stadium Dec. 27
9:45 p.m. ESPN
AdvoCare V100 Independence
Ohio vs. Louisiana-Monroe Shreveport, La.
Independence Stadium Dec. 28
2 p.m. ESPN
Russell Athletic
Rutgers vs. Virginia Tech Orlando, Fla.
Florida Citrus Bowl Dec. 28
5:30 p.m. ESPN
Meineke Car Care of Texas
Minnesota vs. Texas Tech Houston
Reliant Stadium Dec. 28
9 p.m. ESPN
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces
Rice vs. Air Force Fort Worth
Amon G. Carter Stadium Dec. 29
11:45 a.m. ESPN
New Era Pinstripe
West Virginia vs. Syracuse Bronx, N.Y.
Yankee Stadium Dec. 29
3:15 p.m. ESPN
Kraft Fight Hunger
Navy vs. Arizona State San Francisco
AT&T Park Dec. 29
4 p.m. ESPN2
Valero Alamo
Texas vs. Oregon State San Antonio
Alamodome Dec. 29
6:45 p.m. ESPN
Buffalo Wild Wings
TCU vs. Michigan State Tempe, Ariz.
Sun Devil Stadium Dec. 29
10:15 p.m. ESPN
Franklin American Mortgage Music City
NC State vs. Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn.
LP Field Dec. 31
Noon ESPN
Hyundai Sun
USC vs. Georgia Tech El Paso, Texas
Sun Bowl Dec. 31
2 p.m. CBS
AutoZone Liberty
Iowa State vs. Tulsa Memphis, Tenn.
Liberty Bowl Dec. 31
3:30 p.m. ESPN
Chick-fil-A
LSU vs. Clemson Atlanta
Georgia Dome Dec. 31
7:30 p.m. ESPN
TaxSlayer.com Gator
Mississippi State vs. Northwestern Jacksonville, Fla.
Everbank Field Jan. 1
Noon ESPN2
Heart of Dallas
Purdue vs. Oklahoma State Dallas
Cotton Bowl Jan. 1
Noon ESPNU
Outback
South Carolina vs. Michigan Tampa, Fla.
Raymond James Stadium Jan. 1
1 p.m. ESPN
Capital One
Georgia vs. Nebraska Orlando, Fla.
Florida Citrus Bowl Jan. 1
1 p.m. ABC
Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio
Wisconsin vs. Stanford Pasadena, Calif.
Rose Bowl Jan. 1
5 p.m. ESPN
Discover Orange
Northern Illinois vs. Florida State Miami
Sun Life Stadium Jan. 1
8:30 p.m. ESPN
Allstate Sugar
Louisville vs. Florida New Orleans
Louisiana Superdome Jan. 2
8:30 p.m. ESPN
Tostitos Fiesta
Oregon vs. Kansas State Glendale, Ariz.
U. of Phoenix Stadium Jan. 3
8:30 p.m. ESPN
AT&T Cotton
Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma Arlington, Texas
Cowboys Stadium Jan. 4
8 p.m. FOX
BBVA Compass
Pittsburgh vs. Ole Miss Birmingham, Ala.
Legion Field Jan. 5
1 p.m. ESPN
GoDaddy.com
Kent State vs. Arkansas State Mobile, Ala.
Ladd-Peebles Stadium Jan. 6
9 p.m. ESPN
Discover BCS National Championship
Notre Dame vs. Alabama Miami
Sun Life Stadium Jan. 7
8:30 p.m. ESPN
What say you, college football fan...???
Nevada vs. Arizona Albuquerque, N.M.
University Stadium Dec. 15
1 p.m. ESPN
Famous Idaho Potato
Toledo vs. Utah State Boise, Idaho
Bronco Stadium Dec. 15
4:30 p.m. ESPN
S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia
BYU vs. San Diego State San Diego
Qualcomm Stadium Dec. 20
8 p.m. ESPN
Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg
UCF vs. Ball State St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tropicana Field Dec. 21
7:30 p.m. ESPN
R+L Carriers New Orleans
East Carolina vs. Louisiana-Lafayette New Orleans
Mercedes-Benz Superdome Dec. 22
Noon ESPN
MAACO Las Vegas
Washington vs. Boise State Las Vegas
Sam Boyd Stadium Dec. 22
3:30 p.m. ESPN
Sheraton Hawaii
Fresno State vs. SMU Honolulu
Aloha Stadium Dec. 24
8 p.m. ESPN
Little Caesars Pizza
Western Kentucky vs. Central Michigan Detroit
Ford Field Dec. 26
7:30 p.m. ESPN
Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman
San Jose State vs. Bowling Green Washington, D.C.
RFK Stadium Dec. 27
3 p.m. ESPN
Belk
Cincinnati vs. Duke Charlotte, N.C.
Bank of America Stadium Dec. 27
6:30 p.m. ESPN
Bridgepoint Education Holiday
Baylor vs. UCLA San Diego
Qualcomm Stadium Dec. 27
9:45 p.m. ESPN
AdvoCare V100 Independence
Ohio vs. Louisiana-Monroe Shreveport, La.
Independence Stadium Dec. 28
2 p.m. ESPN
Russell Athletic
Rutgers vs. Virginia Tech Orlando, Fla.
Florida Citrus Bowl Dec. 28
5:30 p.m. ESPN
Meineke Car Care of Texas
Minnesota vs. Texas Tech Houston
Reliant Stadium Dec. 28
9 p.m. ESPN
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces
Rice vs. Air Force Fort Worth
Amon G. Carter Stadium Dec. 29
11:45 a.m. ESPN
New Era Pinstripe
West Virginia vs. Syracuse Bronx, N.Y.
Yankee Stadium Dec. 29
3:15 p.m. ESPN
Kraft Fight Hunger
Navy vs. Arizona State San Francisco
AT&T Park Dec. 29
4 p.m. ESPN2
Valero Alamo
Texas vs. Oregon State San Antonio
Alamodome Dec. 29
6:45 p.m. ESPN
Buffalo Wild Wings
TCU vs. Michigan State Tempe, Ariz.
Sun Devil Stadium Dec. 29
10:15 p.m. ESPN
Franklin American Mortgage Music City
NC State vs. Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn.
LP Field Dec. 31
Noon ESPN
Hyundai Sun
USC vs. Georgia Tech El Paso, Texas
Sun Bowl Dec. 31
2 p.m. CBS
AutoZone Liberty
Iowa State vs. Tulsa Memphis, Tenn.
Liberty Bowl Dec. 31
3:30 p.m. ESPN
Chick-fil-A
LSU vs. Clemson Atlanta
Georgia Dome Dec. 31
7:30 p.m. ESPN
TaxSlayer.com Gator
Mississippi State vs. Northwestern Jacksonville, Fla.
Everbank Field Jan. 1
Noon ESPN2
Heart of Dallas
Purdue vs. Oklahoma State Dallas
Cotton Bowl Jan. 1
Noon ESPNU
Outback
South Carolina vs. Michigan Tampa, Fla.
Raymond James Stadium Jan. 1
1 p.m. ESPN
Capital One
Georgia vs. Nebraska Orlando, Fla.
Florida Citrus Bowl Jan. 1
1 p.m. ABC
Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio
Wisconsin vs. Stanford Pasadena, Calif.
Rose Bowl Jan. 1
5 p.m. ESPN
Discover Orange
Northern Illinois vs. Florida State Miami
Sun Life Stadium Jan. 1
8:30 p.m. ESPN
Allstate Sugar
Louisville vs. Florida New Orleans
Louisiana Superdome Jan. 2
8:30 p.m. ESPN
Tostitos Fiesta
Oregon vs. Kansas State Glendale, Ariz.
U. of Phoenix Stadium Jan. 3
8:30 p.m. ESPN
AT&T Cotton
Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma Arlington, Texas
Cowboys Stadium Jan. 4
8 p.m. FOX
BBVA Compass
Pittsburgh vs. Ole Miss Birmingham, Ala.
Legion Field Jan. 5
1 p.m. ESPN
GoDaddy.com
Kent State vs. Arkansas State Mobile, Ala.
Ladd-Peebles Stadium Jan. 6
9 p.m. ESPN
Discover BCS National Championship
Notre Dame vs. Alabama Miami
Sun Life Stadium Jan. 7
8:30 p.m. ESPN
What say you, college football fan...???
Friday, December 30, 2011
Baylor over Washington 67-56 in Football
No, it wasn't a Basketball game. Though the score might indicate otherwise.
Last night the Baylor Bears beat the Washington Huskies 67-56 in the Alamo Bowl.
Yes, 67-56.
No, we didn't stay up and watch the game, which kicked off around 9 p.m eastern time, because we would have had to stay up way too late.
The game, featuring Baylor's Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin the III (RG3), also featured nearly 1,400 yards of total offense and a running back for Baylor (Terrance Ganaway) who ran for 5 TD's.
And for what it is worth, the losing QB, Keith Price of Washington, well he threw for 438 yards and 4 TD's...along with running for 3 more.
Here is your wrap up from the folks at KWTX TV in Waco, TX.
Last night the Baylor Bears beat the Washington Huskies 67-56 in the Alamo Bowl.
Yes, 67-56.
No, we didn't stay up and watch the game, which kicked off around 9 p.m eastern time, because we would have had to stay up way too late.
The game, featuring Baylor's Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin the III (RG3), also featured nearly 1,400 yards of total offense and a running back for Baylor (Terrance Ganaway) who ran for 5 TD's.
And for what it is worth, the losing QB, Keith Price of Washington, well he threw for 438 yards and 4 TD's...along with running for 3 more.
Here is your wrap up from the folks at KWTX TV in Waco, TX.
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