((ht: espn.com))
If you live on the east coast and aren't a Navy fan and watched the Poinsettia Bowl game Tuesday, you have no life.
The bowl game, featuring the Midshipmen and San Diego State was perhaps one of the worst bowl games of the year.
The reason: Seven turnovers and a missed game winning field goal attempt.
Navy won the game 17-16 on an Austin Grebe 24-yard field goal with 1:20 left in the game.
But it wasn't over until the Aztecs Donnie Hageman missed a 34-yarder with :20 to go.
Navy coach Ken Niumatololo said later "I have no idea how we won the game.
The two teams combined for less than 600 yards total offense, the quarterbacks for both teams threw a combined 34 passes, completing 14 of them.
ESPN.com gives us the high/low lights:
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Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Friday, December 27, 2013
MAC 0-2 Yesterday With Northern Illinois And Bowling Green
((HT: ESPN))
Both games went to the end, but in the end, both MAC squads were season-ending losers yesterday in Detroit and San Diego...
Let's start with the back and forth game in Detroit where FOSG Niki Noto was patrolling the sidelines...
James Conner rushed for 229 yards and even played some rush defensive line in the final series as Pitt finishes 7-6 after a 30-27 win over Bowling Green at Ford Field. Conner broke the record of Tony Dorsett for yards in a bowl game as head coach Paul Chryst played 60 minutes of smash-mouth against the Falcons.
"After the last game, Coach told me they wanted to unleash me on both sides of the ball, so I've been getting a lot of reps both ways," Conner said postgame. "I was pretty tired by the end, but I wasn't going to tap out. They kept giving me the ball, so I just kept running."
Here's your highlights...
The nightcap was in San Diego- and, for the record, the flower is pronounced "point-set-uh..." everyone...
Not "poin-set-e-uh..."
And Jordan Lynch was put up against a top-10 NCAA defense in Utah State that had to rely on its defense with the injury to talented QB Chuckie Keaton. The Aggies held the Huskies to 99 yards rushing and won 21-14 over the 23rd ranked team in the country.
Aggies running back Joey DeMartino had 23 carries for 143 yards and a TD. Safety Brian Suite intercepted a pass and recovered a Jordan Lynch fumble. Lynch finished 80 yards short of 2,000 yards on the year. He could have become the first QB in NCAA D1 history to pass and run for 2,000 each in a season.
Here's your mainly defensive highlights...
Both games went to the end, but in the end, both MAC squads were season-ending losers yesterday in Detroit and San Diego...
Let's start with the back and forth game in Detroit where FOSG Niki Noto was patrolling the sidelines...
James Conner rushed for 229 yards and even played some rush defensive line in the final series as Pitt finishes 7-6 after a 30-27 win over Bowling Green at Ford Field. Conner broke the record of Tony Dorsett for yards in a bowl game as head coach Paul Chryst played 60 minutes of smash-mouth against the Falcons.
"After the last game, Coach told me they wanted to unleash me on both sides of the ball, so I've been getting a lot of reps both ways," Conner said postgame. "I was pretty tired by the end, but I wasn't going to tap out. They kept giving me the ball, so I just kept running."
Here's your highlights...
The nightcap was in San Diego- and, for the record, the flower is pronounced "point-set-uh..." everyone...
Not "poin-set-e-uh..."
And Jordan Lynch was put up against a top-10 NCAA defense in Utah State that had to rely on its defense with the injury to talented QB Chuckie Keaton. The Aggies held the Huskies to 99 yards rushing and won 21-14 over the 23rd ranked team in the country.
Aggies running back Joey DeMartino had 23 carries for 143 yards and a TD. Safety Brian Suite intercepted a pass and recovered a Jordan Lynch fumble. Lynch finished 80 yards short of 2,000 yards on the year. He could have become the first QB in NCAA D1 history to pass and run for 2,000 each in a season.
Here's your mainly defensive highlights...
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