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Colorado Bowl History Colorado Bowl Scoreboard (Won 12, Lost 15) Rank CU Rushing Passing Tot Off Opp Rushing Passing Tot Off Bowl Opponent Result Attend Colorado Bowl History Colorado Bowl Scoreboard (Won 12, Lost 15) Rank CU Rushing Passing Tot Off Opp Rushing Passing Tot Off Bowl Opponent Result Attend. CU Opp FD att yds td a-c-i yds td no yds FD att yds td a-c-i yds td no yds TV 1938 Cotton Rice L 14-28 35,000 — 18 6 38 47 0 6- 1-2 8 1 44 55 20 52 254 1 20-11-2 158 3 72 412 …… 1957 Orange Clemson W 27-21 72,552 20 19 16 52 279 4 4- 2-0 27 0 56 306 14 60 217 3 9- 4-2 25 0 69 242 NBC 1962 Orange Louisiana State L 7-25 62,391 6 4 7 16 24 0 39-12-0 105 0 55 129 19 57 234 2 18- 8-3 109 0 75 343 NBC 1967 Bluebonnet Miami, Fla. W 31-21 30,156 14 18 21 56 273 4 21-10-1 82 1 77 355 14 33 143 1 28-10-0 113 1 61 256 ABC 1969 Liberty Alabama W 47-33 50,144 — — 29 70 473 5 16- 6-3 90 0 86 563 24 46 155 3 34-14-0 212 2 80 367 ABC 1970 Liberty Tulane L 3-17 44,500 19 — 13 57 155 0 7- 3-1 20 0 64 175 15 52 213 2 9- 3-1 28 0 61 241 ABC 1971 Bluebonnet Houston (N) W 29-17 54,720 7 15 24 62 336 3 17- 7-1 62 1 79 398 19 50 219 2 25-11-1 173 0 75 392 ABC 1972 Gator Auburn L 3-24 71,114 13 6 14 29 63 0 33-20-2 204 0 62 267 13 58 153 1 8- 5-0 80 2 66 233 ABC 1975 Bluebonnet Texas L 21-38 52,728 10 9 21 51 117 1 26-17-3 177 2 77 294 15 52 171 3 5- 4-0 66 1 57 237 ABC 1977 Orange Ohio State (N) L 10-27 65,537 12 11 12 40 134 0 23- 8-2 137 1 63 271 21 71 271 3 7- 2-0 59 0 78 330 NBC 1985 Freedom Washington L 17-20 30,961 — — 15 58 190 1 10- 2-0 44 1 68 234 20 43 207 2 26-15-1 141 0 69 348 Lorimar 1986 Bluebonnet Baylor L 9-21 40,470 — — 12 47 83 1 14- 7-1 111 0 61 194 12 43 114 2 28-14-2 165 1 71 279 Raycom 1988 Freedom Brigham Young (N) L 17-20 35,941 — — 20 60 273 2 15- 5-2 64 0 75 337 23 42 152 0 28-15-1 168 2 70 320 Raycom 1990 Orange Notre Dame (N) L 6-21 81,191 1 4 16 46 217 1 13- 4-2 65 0 59 282 18 52 279 3 9- 5-0 99 0 61 378 NBC 1991 Orange Notre Dame (N) W 10- 9 77,062 1 5 19 54 186 1 19- 9-0 109 0 73 295 18 35 123 1 31-13-3 141 0 66 264 NBC 1991 Blockbuster Alabama (N) L 25-30 52,644 15 8 8 30 -11 1 30-11-1 210 2 60 199 19 64 153 0 17-12-1 154 3 81 307 CBS 1993 Fiesta Syracuse L 22-26 70,224 10 6 19 31 153 1 43-17-3 217 2 74 370 15 44 201 2 12- 5-1 64 0 56 265 NBC 1993 Aloha Fresno State W 41-30 44,009 17 24 19 46 271 4 15- 8-0 124 0 61 395 32 25 3 1 63-37-1 523 2 88 526 ABC 1995 Fiesta Notre Dame W 41-24 73,968 4 — 18 39 246 4 21-12-0 226 1 60 472 22 45 149 0 35-18-1 259 3 80 408 NBC 1996 Cotton Oregon W 38- 6 58,214 7 12 16 41 170 3 27-12-2 143 2 68 313 16 29 96 0 44-21-2 162 0 73 258 CBS 1996 Holiday Washington (N) W 33-21 54,749 8 13 24 30 43 0 45-25-0 371 3 75 414 18 37 138 2 37-21-1 203 0 74 341 ESPN 1998 Aloha Oregon W 51-43 34,803 — 21 13 35 176 0 24-12-0 221 4 59 397 27 35 79 4 46-24-1 456 2 81 535 ABC 1999 Insight.com Boston College W 62-28 35,762 — 25 29 50 347 4 27-16-1 176 1 77 523 12 35 96 1 35-14-3 159 1 70 255 ESPN 2002 Fiesta Oregon L 16-38 74,118 3 2 20 31 49 1 47-24-3 279 1 78 328 22 28 150 1 42-28-1 350 4 70 500 ABC 2002 Alamo Wisconsin (N) (OT) L 28-31 50,690 14 — 13 44 123 1 18- 9-3 77 2 62 200 21 51 193 2 24-12-1 163 2 75 356 ESPN 2004 Houston Texas-El Paso W 33-28 27,235 — — 23 44 157 1 33-24-0 333 2 77 490 19 27 34 2 42-22-2 328 2 69 362 ESPN 2005 Champ Sports Clemson L 10-19 31,470 — 23 10 29 17 0 24-11-0 107 1 53 124 17 38 160 2 29-21-1 205 0 67 365 ESPN ALL-TIME BOWL BOWL GAME MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS APPEARANCES 1938 Cotton Byron White, B 1996 Cotton Herchell Troutman, TB 1967 Bluebonnet Bobby Anderson, QB Marcus Washington, CB 1. Alabama 53 1969 Liberty Bobby Anderson, TB 1996 Holiday Koy Detmer, QB 2. Tennessee 45 1971 Bluebonnet Charlie Davis, TB Nick Ziegler, DE 2. Texas 45 1972 Gator Mark Cooney, DT 1998 Aloha Mike Moschetti, QB 4. Southern California 44 1985 Freedom Barry Helton, P 1999 Insight.com Cortlen Johnson, TB 5. Nebraska 43 1986 Bluebonnet Mark Hatcher, QB Jashon Sykes, ILB 6. Georgia 41 1988 Freedom Eric Bieniemy, TB 2002 Fiesta *Roman Hollowell, WR 7. Oklahoma 39 8. Penn State 38 1990 Orange Darian Hagan, QB 2002 Alamo *Zac Colvin, QB 9. Louisiana State 37 1991 Orange Charles S. Johnson, QB 2004 Houston Joel Klatt, QB 9. Michigan 37 1993 Aloha Rashaan Salaam, TB Tom Hubbard, FS 9. Ohio State 37 1995 Fiesta Kordell Stewart, QB 12. Arkansas 34 Shannon Clavelle, DT (*—Sportsmanship Award) 12. Florida State 34 12. Georgia Tech 34 15. Florida 33 16. Auburn 32 BOWL GAME RECORDS INVOLVING COLORADO 17. Mississippi 31 18. Miami, Fla. 30 INDIVIDUAL 19. Texas Tech 29 19. Washington 29 Longest Punt Return—88, Ben Kelly vs. Boston College, 1999 Insight.com Bowl 21. Clemson 28 21. Texas A&M 28 Longest Interception Return—95, Marcus Washington vs. Oregon, 1996 Cotton Bowl 23. Colorado 27 23. Notre Dame 27 TEAM 23. UCLA 27 26. North Carolina 25 Most Points Scored, First Half—45, Colorado vs. Boston College, 1999 Insight.com Bowl 26. West Virginia 25 28. BYU 24 Most First Downs Rushing, Both Teams—36, Colorado (24) vs. Alabama (12), 28. Missouri 24 1969 Liberty Bowl 28. Pittsburgh 24 274 11993388 CCOOTTTTOONN BBOOWWLL Riice 28 Jan.. 1 ,, 19 3 8 at Dallllas ,, Texas Collorado 14 In Colorado’s first bowl appearance ever, the offensive style, as the passing game was much further TEAM STATISTICS COLORADO RICE Buffaloes fell short to Rice 28-14, in the second annual along in the southwest and it showed in the statistics, First Downs ............................................ 6 20 Cotton Bowl. Other than the Rose Bowl, which began in as Rice had 158 yards passing as compared to just eight Third Down Efficiency .......................... 3-11 5-12 1902, bowls were relatively new in college football, as for Colorado. Fourth Down Efficiency........................ 0-1 0-0 the Orange and Sugar came on the scene in 1935 and Still, accounts at the time in the newspapers in both Rushes—Net Yards ............................... 38-47 52-254 then the Cotton in 1937, with those four games consid- Colorado and Texas praised the CU effort, and Buff Passing Yards......................................... 8 158 ered the cream of the crop for the next 50 years. coach Bunnie Oakes blamed the outcome on CU’s quick Passes (Att-Comp-Int)........................... 6-1-2 20-11-2 The Buffs, champions of the Rocky Mountain start. He told the team and Total Offense.......................................... 55 412 Conference with an 8-0 overall record, were heavy reporters that things might Return Yards .......................................... 60 64 underdogs (“4 to 1” according to newspaper articles at have turned out differently had Punts: No-Average................................. 9-41.2 3-20.0 the time) to the Southwest Conference champion Owls, CU not gone up 14-0 and then Fumbles: No-Lost................................... 2-0 3-1 who entered the game with a 5-3-2 mark, but 5-1-1 down relaxed, figuring it was easy to Penalties/Yards...................................... 3/15 9/65 Quarterback Sacks—Yards .................. N/A N/A the stretch of the season. score. But Rice’s only two Time Possession.................................... N/A N/A It was a one-man show for both teams, as All- turnovers had set up both Americans Byron “Whizzer” White (Colorado) and Colorado scores, and the Owls INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ernie Lain (Rice) dominated for their respective didn’t punt until their first Rushing—Colorado: White 23-54, Cheney 9-19, Antonio 2-4, Hill squads.
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