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ALL-TIME BOWL-GAME RESULTS AND ATTENDANCE

Date Game Result Attendance MAJOR BOWL GAMES 1/1/1969 Ohio St. 27, Southern 16 102,063 1/1/1970 Southern California 10, Michigan 3 103,878 1/1/1971 Stanford 27, Ohio St. 17 103,839 Present Site: Pasadena, CA 1/1/1972 Stanford 13, Michigan 12 103,154 (Capacity): Rose Bowl (92,542) 1/1/1973 Southern California 42, Ohio St. 17 *106,869 1/1/1974 Ohio St. 42, Southern California 21 105,267 Playing Sites: Park, Pasadena (1902, 1916-22); Rose Bowl, 1/1/1975 Southern California 18, Ohio St. 17 106,721 Pasadena (1923-41); Duke Stadium, Durham, NC (1942); Rose Bowl (since 1/1/1976 UCLA 23, Ohio St. 10 105,464 1943) 1/1/1977 Southern California 14, Michigan 6 106,182 Date Game Result Attendance 1/2/1978 27, Michigan 20 105,312 1/1/1902 Michigan 49, Stanford 0 8,000 1/1/1979 Southern California 17, Michigan 10 105,629 1/1/1916 Washington St. 14, Brown 0 7,000 1/1/1980 Southern California 17, Ohio St. 16 105,526 1/1/1917 Oregon 14, Penn 0 26,000 1/1/1981 Michigan 23, Washington 6 104,863 1/1/1918 Mare Island 19, Camp Lewis 7 N/A 1/1/1982 Washington 28, 0 105,611 1/1/1919 Great Lakes 17, Mare Island 0 N/A 1/1/1983 UCLA 24, Michigan 14 104,991 1/1/1920 Harvard 7, Oregon 6 30,000 1/2/1984 UCLA 45, Illinois 9 103,217 1/1/1921 California 28, Ohio St. 0 42,000 1/1/1985 Southern California 20, Ohio St. 17 102,594 1/2/1922 California 0, Wash. & Jeff. 0 40,000 1/1/1986 UCLA 45, Iowa 28 103,292 1/1/1923 Southern California 14, Penn St. 3 43,000 1/1/1987 St. 22, Michigan 15 103,168 1/1/1924 Navy 14, Washington 14 40,000 1/1/1988 Michigan St. 20, Southern California 17 103,847 1/1/1925 Notre Dame 27, Stanford 10 53,000 1/2/1989 Michigan 22, Southern California 14 101,688 1/1/1926 20, Washington 19 50,000 1/1/1990 Southern California 17, Michigan 10 103,450 1/1/1927 Alabama 7, Stanford 7 57,417 1/1/1991 Washington 46, Iowa 34 101,273 1/2/1928 Stanford 7, Pittsburgh 6 65,000 1/1/1992 Washington 34, Michigan 14 103,566 1/1/1929 Tech 8, California 7 66,604 1/1/1993 Michigan 38, Washington 31 94,236 1/1/1930 Southern California 47, Pittsburgh 14 72,000 1/1/1994 Wisconsin 21, UCLA 16 101,237 1/1/1931 Alabama 24, Washington St. 0 60,000 1/2/1995 Penn St. 38, Oregon 20 102,247 1/1/1932 Southern California 21, Tulane 12 75,562 1/1/1996 Southern California 41, Northwestern 32 100,102 1/2/1933 Southern California 35, Pittsburgh 0 78,874 1/1/1997 Ohio St. 20, Arizona St. 17 100,635 1/1/1934 Columbia 7, Stanford 0 35,000 1/1/1998 Michigan 21, Washington St. 16 101,219 1/1/1935 Alabama 29, Stanford 13 84,474 1/1/1999 Wisconsin 38, UCLA 31 93,872 1/1/1936 Stanford 7, SMU 0 84,474 1/1/2000 Wisconsin 17, Stanford 9 93,731 1/1/1937 Pittsburgh 21, Washington 0 87,196 1/1/2001 Washington 34, Purdue 24 94,392 1/1/1938 California 13, Alabama 0 90,000 1/3/2002 (FL) 37, Nebraska 14 93,781 1/2/1939 Southern California 7, Duke 3 89,452 1/1/2003 Oklahoma 34, Washington St. 14 86,848 1/1/1940 Southern California 14, Tennessee 0 92,200 1/1/2004 Southern California 28, Michigan 14 93,849 1/1/1941 Stanford 21, Nebraska 13 91,500 1/1/2005 38, Michigan 37 93,468 1/1/1942 Oregon St. 20, Duke 16 (at Durham)# 56,000 1/4/2006 Texas 41, *Southern California 38 93,986 1/1/1943 Georgia 9, UCLA 0 93,000 1/1/2007 Southern California 32, Michigan 18 93,852 1/1/1944 Southern California 29, Washington 0 68,000 1/1/2008 Southern California 49, Illinois 17 93,923 1/1/1945 Southern California 25, Tennessee 0 91,000 1/1/2009 Southern California 38, Penn St. 24 93,293 1/1/1946 Alabama 34, Southern California 14 93,000 1/1/2010 Ohio St. 26, Oregon 17 93,963 1/1/1947 Illinois 45, UCLA 14 90,000 1/1/2011 TCU 21, Wisconsin 19 94,118 1/1/1948 Michigan 49, Southern California 0 93,000 1/2/2012 Oregon 45, Wisconsin 38 91,245 1/1/1949 Northwestern 20, California 14 93,000 1/1/2013 Stanford 20, Wisconsin 14 93,359 1/2/1950 Ohio St. 17, California 14 100,963 1/1/2014 Michigan St. 24, Stanford 20 95,173 1/1/1951 Michigan 14, California 6 98,939 1/1/2015 Oregon 59, St. 20 91,322 1/1/1952 Illinois 40, Stanford 7 96,825 1/1/2016 Stanford 45, Iowa 16 94,268 1/1/1953 Southern California 7, Wisconsin 0 101,500 1/2/2017 Southern California 52, Penn St. 49 95,128 1/1/1954 Michigan St. 28, UCLA 20 101,000 1/1/2018 Georgia 54, Oklahoma 48 (2OT) 92,844 1/1/1955 Ohio St. 20, Southern California 7 89,191 1/1/2019 Ohio State 28, Washington 23 91,853 1/2/1956 Michigan St. 17, UCLA 14 100,809 1/1/2020 Oregon 28, Wisconsin 27 90,462 1/1/1957 Iowa 35, Oregon St. 19 97,126 #Game held at Duke, Durham, NC, due to wartime West Coast restrictions. 1/1/1958 Ohio St. 10, Oregon 7 98,202 1/1/1959 Iowa 38, California 12 98,297 1/1/1960 Washington 44, Wisconsin 8 100,809 1/2/1961 Washington 17, 7 97,314 1/1/1962 Minnesota 21, UCLA 3 98,214 1/1/1963 Southern California 42, Wisconsin 37 98,698 1/1/1964 Illinois 17, Washington 7 96,957 1/1/1965 Michigan 34, Oregon St. 7 100,423 1/1/1966 UCLA 14, Michigan St. 12 100,087 1/2/1967 Purdue 14, Southern California 13 100,807 1/1/1968 Southern California 14, 3 102,946

All-Time Bowl-Game Results And Attendance 3

Capital One Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Miami Gardens, FL 1/1/1991 10, Notre Dame 9 77,062 Stadium (Capacity): (64,767) 1/1/1992 Miami (FL) 22, Nebraska 0 77,747 Name Changes: Orange Bowl (1935-88); Federal Express Orange Bowl 1/1/1993 Florida St. 27, Nebraska 14 57,324 (1989-2010); Discover Orange Bowl (2011-2014); Capital One Orange Bowl 1/1/1994 Florida St. 18, Nebraska 16 81,536 (since 2014) 1/1/1995 Nebraska 24, Miami (FL) 17 *81,753 1/1/1996 Florida St. 31, Notre Dame 26 72,198 Playing Sites: Miami Field Stadium (1935-37); Orange Bowl (1938-96); Joe Robbie Stadium, renamed Pro Player Stadium in 1996, renamed Dolphins 12/31/1996 Nebraska 41, 21 63,297 Stadium in 2005, renamed Dolphin Stadium in 2006, renamed Land Shark 1/2/1998 Nebraska 42, Tennessee 17 74,002 Stadium in 2009, renamed Sun Life Stadium in 2010 , renamed Hard Rock 1/2/1999 Florida 31, Syracuse 10 67,919 Stadium in 2016 (since 1997) 1/1/2000 Michigan 35, Alabama 34 (OT) 70,461 1/3/2001 Oklahoma 13, Florida St. 2 76,835 Date Game Result Attendance 1/2/2002 Florida 56, Maryland 23 73,640 1/1/1935 Bucknell 26, Miami (FL) 0 5,134 1/2/2003 Southern California 38, Iowa 17 75,971 1/1/1936 Catholic 20, Ole Miss 19 6,568 1/1/2004 Miami (FL) 16, Florida St. 14 76,739 1/1/1937 Duquesne 13, St. 12 9,210 1/4/2005 *Southern California 55, Oklahoma 19 77,912 1/1/1938 Auburn 6, Michigan St. 0 18,972 1/3/2006 *Penn St. 26, Florida St. 23 (3 OT) 77,773 1/2/1939 Tennessee 17, Oklahoma 0 32,191 1/2/2007 Louisville 24, Wake Forest 13 74,470 1/1/1940 21, Missouri 7 29,278 1/3/2008 24, Virginia Tech 21 74,111 1/1/1941 Mississippi St. 14, Georgetown 7 29,554 1/1/2009 Virginia Tech 20, Cincinnati 7 73,602 1/1/1942 Georgia 40, TCU 26 35,786 1/5/2010 Iowa 24, Georgia Tech 14 66,131 1/1/1943 Alabama 37, College 21 25,166 1/3/2011 Stanford 40, Virginia Tech 12 65,453 1/1/1944 LSU 19, Texas A&M 14 25,203 1/4/2012 West Virginia 70, Clemson 33 67,563 1/1/1945 Tulsa 26, Georgia Tech 12 23,279 1/1/2013 Florida St. 31, Northern Ill. 10 72,073 1/1/1946 Miami (FL) 13, Holy Cross 6 35,709 1/3/2014 Clemson 40, Ohio St. 35 72,080 1/1/1947 Rice 8, Tennessee 0 36,152 12/31/2014 Georgia Tech 49, Mississippi St. 34 58,211 1/1/1948 Georgia Tech 20, Kansas 14 59,578 12/31/2015 Clemson 37, Oklahoma 17 67,615 1/1/1949 Texas 41, Georgia 28 60,523 12/30/2016 Florida St. 33, Michigan 32 67,432 1/2/1950 Santa Clara 21, Kentucky 13 64,816 12/30/2017 Wisconsin 34, Miami (FL) 24 65,326 1/1/1951 Clemson 15, Miami (FL) 14 65,181 12/29/2018 Alabama 45, Oklahoma 34 66,203 1/1/1952 Georgia Tech 17, Baylor 14 65,839 12/30/2019 Florida 36, Virginia 28 65,157 1/1/1953 Alabama 61, Syracuse 6 66,280 1/1/1954 Oklahoma 7, Maryland 0 68,640 Allstate 1/1/1955 Duke 34, Nebraska 7 68,750 Present Site: 1/2/1956 Oklahoma 20, Maryland 6 76,561 Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Superdome (72,000) 1/1/1957 Colorado 27, Clemson 21 73,280 1/1/1958 Oklahoma 48, Duke 21 76,561 Name Changes: Sugar Bowl (1935-87); USF&G Sugar Bowl (1988-95); 1/1/1959 Oklahoma 21, Syracuse 6 75,281 Nokia Sugar Bowl (1996-2006); Allstate Sugar Bowl (since 2007) 1/1/1960 Georgia 14, Missouri 0 72,186 Playing Sites: , New Orleans (1935-74); 1/2/1961 Missouri 21, Navy 14 72,212 Superdome, renamed Mercedes-Benz Superdome in 2011 (since 1975); 1/1/1962 LSU 25, Colorado 7 68,150 ^, (2006) 1/1/1963 Alabama 17, Oklahoma 0 72,880 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1964 Nebraska 13, Auburn 7 72,647 1/1/1965 Texas 21, Alabama 17 72,647 1/1/1935 Tulane 20, Temple 14 22,026 1/1/1966 Alabama 39, Nebraska 28 72,214 1/1/1936 TCU 3, LSU 2 35,000 1/2/1967 Florida 27, Georgia Tech 12 72,426 1/1/1937 Santa Clara 21, LSU 14 41,000 1/1/1968 Oklahoma 26, Tennessee 24 77,993 1/1/1938 Santa Clara 6, LSU 0 45,000 1/1/1969 Penn St. 15, Kansas 14 77,719 1/2/1939 TCU 15, Carnegie Mellon 7 50,000 1/1/1970 Penn St. 10, Missouri 3 77,282 1/1/1940 Texas A&M 14, Tulane 13 73,000 1/1/1971 Nebraska 17, LSU 12 80,699 1/1/1941 19, Tennessee 13 73,181 1/1/1972 Nebraska 38, Alabama 6 78,151 1/1/1942 Fordham 2, Missouri 0 72,000 1/1/1973 Nebraska 40, Notre Dame 6 80,010 1/1/1943 Tennessee 14, Tulsa 7 70,000 1/1/1974 Penn St. 16, LSU 9 60,477 1/1/1944 Georgia Tech 20, Tulsa 18 69,000 1/1/1975 Notre Dame 13, Alabama 11 71,801 1/1/1945 Duke 29, Alabama 26 72,000 1/1/1976 Oklahoma 14, Michigan 6 76,799 1/1/1946 Oklahoma St. 33, St. Mary’s (CA) 13 75,000 1/1/1977 Ohio St. 27, Colorado 10 65,537 1/1/1947 Georgia 20, North Carolina 10 73,300 1/2/1978 31, Oklahoma 6 60,987 1/1/1948 Texas 27, Alabama 7 72,000 1/1/1979 Oklahoma 31, Nebraska 24 66,365 1/1/1949 Oklahoma 14, North Carolina 6 82,000 1/1/1980 Oklahoma 24, Florida St. 7 66,714 1/2/1950 Oklahoma 35, LSU 0 82,470 1/1/1981 Oklahoma 18, Florida St. 17 71,043 1/1/1951 Kentucky 13, Oklahoma 7 82,000 1/1/1982 Clemson 22, Nebraska 15 72,748 1/1/1952 Maryland 28, Tennessee 13 82,000 1/1/1983 Nebraska 21, LSU 20 68,713 1/1/1953 Georgia Tech 24, Ole Miss 7 82,000 1/2/1984 Miami (FL) 31, Nebraska 30 72,549 1/1/1954 Georgia Tech 42, West Virginia 19 76,000 1/1/1985 Washington 28, Oklahoma 17 56,294 1/1/1955 Navy 21, Ole Miss 0 82,000 1/1/1986 Oklahoma 25, Penn St. 10 74,178 1/2/1956 Georgia Tech 7, Pittsburgh 0 80,175 1/1/1987 Oklahoma 42, Arkansas 8 52,717 1/1/1957 Baylor 13, Tennessee 7 81,000 1/1/1988 Miami (FL) 20, Oklahoma 14 74,760 1/1/1958 Ole Miss 39, Texas 7 82,000 1/2/1989 Miami (FL) 23, Nebraska 3 79,480 1/1/1959 LSU 7, Clemson 0 82,000 1/1/1990 Notre Dame 21, Colorado 6 81,190 1/1/1960 Ole Miss 21, LSU 0 83,000

All-Time Bowl-Game Results And Attendance 4

Date Game Result Attendance Goodyear Classic 1/2/1961 Ole Miss 14, Rice 6 82,851 Present Site: Arlington, TX 1/1/1962 Alabama 10, Arkansas 3 82,910 Stadium (Capacity): AT&T Stadium (80,000) 1/1/1963 Ole Miss 17, Arkansas 13 82,900 Name Changes: Cotton Bowl (1937-88, 1996); Mobil Cotton Bowl (1989-95); 1/1/1964 Alabama 12, Ole Miss 7 80,785 Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl (1997-2000); SBC (2001- 1/1/1965 LSU 13, Syracuse 10 65,000 06); AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic (2007-14); Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic 1/1/1966 Missouri 20, Florida 18 67,421 (since 2015) 1/2/1967 Alabama 34, Nebraska 7 82,000 Playing Sites: Stadium, (1937); Cotton Bowl (1938-2009); 1/1/1968 LSU 20, Wyoming 13 78,963 Cowboys Stadium, renamed AT&T Stadium in 2013 (since 2010) 1/1/1969 Arkansas 16, Georgia 2 82,113 1/1/1970 Ole Miss 27, Arkansas 22 82,500 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1971 Tennessee 34, Air Force 13 78,655 1/1/1937 TCU 16, Marquette 6 17,000 1/1/1972 Oklahoma 40, Auburn 22 84,031 1/1/1938 Rice 28, Colorado 14 37,000 12/31/1972 Oklahoma 14, Penn St. 0 80,123 1/2/1939 St. Mary’s (CA) 20, Texas Tech 13 40,000 12/31/1973 Notre Dame 24, Alabama 23 *85,161 1/1/1940 Clemson 6, Boston College 3 20,000 12/31/1974 Nebraska 13, Florida 10 67,890 1/1/1941 Texas A&M 13, Fordham 12 45,500 12/31/1975 Alabama 13, Penn St. 6 75,212 1/1/1942 Alabama 29, Texas A&M 21 38,000 1/1/1977 Pittsburgh 27, Georgia 3 76,117 1/1/1943 Texas 14, Georgia Tech 7 36,000 1/2/1978 Alabama 35, Ohio St. 6 76,811 1/1/1944 Randolph Field 7, Texas 7 15,000 1/1/1979 Alabama 14, Penn St. 7 76,824 1/1/1945 Oklahoma St. 34, TCU 0 37,000 1/1/1980 Alabama 24, Arkansas 9 77,486 1/1/1946 Texas 40, Missouri 27 45,000 1/1/1981 Georgia 17, Notre Dame 10 77,895 1/1/1947 Arkansas 0, LSU 0 38,000 1/1/1982 Pittsburgh 24, Georgia 20 77,224 1/1/1948 Penn St. 13, SMU 13 43,000 1/1/1983 Penn St. 27, Georgia 23 78,124 1/1/1949 SMU 21, Oregon 13 69,000 1/2/1984 Auburn 9, Michigan 7 77,893 1/2/1950 Rice 27, North Carolina 13 75,347 1/1/1985 Nebraska 28, LSU 10 75,608 1/1/1951 Tennessee 20, Texas 14 75,349 1/1/1986 Tennessee 35, Miami (FL) 7 77,432 1/1/1952 Kentucky 20, TCU 7 75,347 1/1/1987 Nebraska 30, LSU 15 76,234 1/1/1953 Texas 16, Tennessee 0 75,504 1/1/1988 Auburn 16, Syracuse 16 75,495 1/1/1954 Rice 28, Alabama 6 75,504 1/2/1989 Florida St. 13, Auburn 7 61,934 1/1/1955 Georgia Tech 14, Arkansas 6 75,504 1/1/1990 Miami (FL) 33, Alabama 25 77,452 1/2/1956 Ole Miss 14, TCU 13 75,504 1/1/1991 Tennessee 23, Virginia 22 75,132 1/1/1957 TCU 28, Syracuse 27 68,000 1/1/1992 Notre Dame 39, Florida 28 76,447 1/1/1958 Navy 20, Rice 7 75,504 1/1/1993 Alabama 34, Miami (FL) 13 76,789 1/1/1959 Air Force 0, TCU 0 75,504 1/1/1994 Florida 41, West Virginia 7 75,437 1/1/1960 Syracuse 23, Texas 14 75,504 1/2/1995 Florida St. 23, Florida 17 76,224 1/2/1961 Duke 7, Arkansas 6 74,000 12/31/1995 Virginia Tech 28, Texas 10 70,283 1/1/1962 Texas 12, Ole Miss 7 75,504 1/2/1997 Florida 52, Florida St. 20 78,344 1/1/1963 LSU 13, Texas 0 75,504 1/1/1998 Florida St. 31, Ohio St. 14 67,289 1/1/1964 Texas 28, Navy 6 75,504 1/1/1999 Ohio St. 24, Texas A&M 14 76,503 1/1/1965 Arkansas 10, Nebraska 7 75,504 1/4/2000 Florida St. 46, Virginia Tech 29 79,280 1/1/1966 LSU 14, Arkansas 7 76,200 1/2/2001 Miami (FL) 37, Florida 20 64,407 12/31/1966 Georgia 24, SMU 9 75,400 1/1/2002 LSU 47, Illinois 34 77,688 1/1/1968 Texas A&M 20, Alabama 16 75,504 1/1/2003 Georgia 26, Florida St. 13 74,269 1/1/1969 Texas 36, Tennessee 13 72,000 1/4/2004 LSU 21, Oklahoma 14 79,342 1/1/1970 Texas 21, Notre Dame 17 73,000 1/3/2005 Auburn 16, Virginia Tech 13 77,349 1/1/1971 Notre Dame 24, Texas 11 72,000 1/2/2006 West Virginia 38, Georgia 35^ 74,458 1/1/1972 Penn St. 30, Texas 6 72,000 1/3/2007 LSU 41, Notre Dame 14 77,781 1/1/1973 Texas 17, Alabama 13 72,000 1/1/2008 Georgia 41, 10 74,383 1/1/1974 Nebraska 19, Texas 3 67,500 1/2/2009 Utah 31, Alabama 17 71,872 1/1/1975 Penn St. 41, Baylor 20 67,500 1/1/2010 Florida 51, Cincinnati 24 65,207 1/1/1976 Arkansas 31, Georgia 10 74,500 1/4/2011 *Ohio St. 31, Arkansas 26 73,879 1/1/1977 30, Maryland 21 54,500 1/3/2012 Michigan 23, Virginia Tech 20 (OT) 64,512 1/2/1978 Notre Dame 38, Texas 10 76,601 1/2/2013 Louisville 33, Florida 23 54,178 1/1/1979 Notre Dame 35, Houston 34 32,500 1/2/2014 Oklahoma 45, Alabama 31 70,473 1/1/1980 Houston 17, Nebraska 14 72,032 1/1/2015 Ohio St. 42, Alabama 35 74,682 1/1/1981 Alabama 30, Baylor 2 74,281 1/1/2016 Ole Miss 48, Oklahoma St. 20 72,117 1/1/1982 Texas 14, Alabama 12 73,243 1/2/2017 Oklahoma 35, Auburn 19 54,077 1/1/1983 SMU 7, Pittsburgh 3 60,359 1/1/2018 Alabama 24, Clemson 6 72,360 1/2/1984 Georgia 10, Texas 9 67,891 1/1/2019 Texas 28, Georgia 21 71,449 1/1/1985 Boston College 45, Houston 28 56,522 1/1/2020 Georgia 26, Baylor 14 55,211 1/1/1986 Texas A&M 36, Auburn 16 73,137 ^Game played at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta because of damage sus- 1/1/1987 Ohio St. 28, Texas A&M 12 74,188 tained to the Louisiana Superdome as a result of . 1/1/1988 Texas A&M 35, Notre Dame 10 73,006 1/2/1989 UCLA 17, Arkansas 3 74,304 1/1/1990 Tennessee 31, Arkansas 27 74,358 1/1/1991 Miami (FL) 46, Texas 3 73,521 1/1/1992 Florida St. 10, Texas A&M 2 73,728 1/1/1993 Notre Dame 28, Texas A&M 3 71,615

All-Time Bowl-Game Results And Attendance 5

Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1994 Notre Dame 24, Texas A&M 21 69,855 12/31/1962 West Tex. A&M 15, Ohio 14 16,000 1/2/1995 Southern California 55, Texas Tech 14 70,218 12/31/1963 Oregon 21, SMU 14 26,500 1/1/1996 Colorado 38, Oregon 6 58,214 12/26/1964 Georgia 7, Texas Tech 0 28,500 1/1/1997 BYU 19, Kansas St. 15 71,928 12/31/1965 UTEP 13, TCU 12 27,450 1/1/1998 UCLA 29, Texas A&M 23 59,215 12/24/1966 Wyoming 28, Florida St. 20 24,381 1/1/1999 Texas 38, Mississippi St. 11 72,611 12/30/1967 UTEP 14, Ole Miss 7 34,685 1/1/2000 Arkansas 27, Texas 6 72,723 12/28/1968 Auburn 34, Arizona 10 32,307 1/1/2001 Kansas St. 35, Tennessee 21 63,465 12/20/1969 Nebraska 45, Georgia 6 29,723 1/1/2002 Oklahoma 10, Arkansas 3 72,955 12/19/1970 Georgia Tech 17, Texas Tech 9 30,512 1/1/2003 Texas 35, LSU 20 70,817 12/18/1971 LSU 33, Iowa St. 15 33,503 1/2/2004 Ole Miss 31, Oklahoma St. 28 73,928 12/30/1972 North Carolina 32, Texas Tech 28 31,312 1/1/2005 Tennessee 38, Texas A&M 7 75,704 12/29/1973 Missouri 34, Auburn 17 30,127 1/2/2006 *Alabama 13, Texas Tech 10 74,222 12/28/1974 Mississippi St. 26, North Carolina 24 30,131 1/1/2007 Auburn 17, Nebraska 14 66,777 12/26/1975 Pittsburgh 33, Kansas 19 33,240 1/1/2008 Missouri 38, Arkansas 7 73,114 1/2/1977 Texas A&M 37, Florida 14 33,252 1/2/2009 Ole Miss 47, Texas Tech 34 *88,175 12/31/1977 Stanford 24, LSU 14 31,318 1/2/2010 Ole Miss 21, Oklahoma St. 7 77,928 12/23/1978 Texas 42, Maryland 0 33,122 1/7/2011 LSU 41, Texas A&M 24 83,514 12/22/1979 Washington 14, Texas 7 33,412 1/6/2012 Arkansas 29, Kansas St. 16 80,956 12/27/1980 Nebraska 31, Mississippi St. 17 34,723 1/4/2013 Texas A&M 41, Oklahoma 13 87,025 12/26/1981 Oklahoma 40, Houston 14 33,816 1/3/2014 Missouri 41, Oklahoma St. 31 72,690 12/25/1982 North Carolina 26, Texas 10 31,359 1/1/2015 Michigan St. 42, Baylor 41 71,464 12/24/1983 Alabama 28, SMU 7 41,412 12/31/2015 Alabama 38, Michigan St. 0 82,812 12/22/1984 Maryland 28, Tennessee 27 50,126 1/2/2017 Wisconsin 24, Western Mich. 16 59,615 12/28/1985 Arizona 13, Georgia 13 52,203 12/29/2017 Ohio St. 24, Southern California 7 67,510 12/25/1986 Alabama 28, Washington 6 48,722 12/29/2018 Clemson 30, Notre Dame 3 72,183 12/25/1987 Oklahoma St. 35, West Virginia 33 43,240 12/28/2019 Penn St. 53, Memphis 39 54,828 12/24/1988 Alabama 29, Army 28 48,719 12/30/1989 Pittsburgh 31, Texas A&M 28 44,887 Tony the Tiger 12/31/1990 Michigan St. 17, Southern California 16 50,562 Present Site: El Paso, TX 12/31/1991 UCLA 6, Illinois 3 42,821 Stadium (Capacity): Sun Bowl Stadium (50,426) 12/31/1992 Baylor 20, Arizona 15 41,622 12/24/1993 Oklahoma 41, Texas Tech 10 43,848 Name Changes: Sun Bowl (1936-86, 1994-95); John Hancock Sun Bowl 12/30/1994 Texas 35, North Carolina 31 50,612 (1987-88); John Hancock Bowl (1989-93); Norwest Bank Sun Bowl (1996); Norwest Sun Bowl (1997-98); Sun Bowl (1999-2003); Vitalis Sun 12/29/1995 Iowa 38, Washington 18 49,116 Bowl (2004-05); Brut Sun Bowl (2006-09); Hyundai Sun Bowl (2010-18); Tony 12/31/1996 Stanford 38, Michigan St. 0 42,721 the Tiger Sun Bowl (since 2019) 12/31/1997 Arizona St. 17, Iowa 7 49,104 12/31/1998 TCU 28, Southern California 19 46,612 Playing Sites: , UTEP, El Paso (1936-62); Sun Bowl Stadium (since 1963) 12/31/1999 Oregon 24, Minnesota 20 48,757 12/29/2000 Wisconsin 21, UCLA 20 49,093 Date Game Result Attendance 12/31/2001 Washington St. 33, Purdue 27 47,812 1/1/1936 Hardin-Simmons 14, New St. 14 11,000 12/31/2002 Purdue 34, Washington 24 48,917 1/1/1937 Hardin-Simmons 34, UTEP 6 10,000 12/31/2003 Minnesota 31, Oregon 30 49,894 1/1/1938 West Virginia 7, Texas Tech 6 12,000 12/31/2004 Arizona St. 27, Purdue 23 51,288 1/2/1939 Utah 26, New Mexico 0 13,000 12/30/2005 UCLA 50, Northwestern 38 50,426 1/1/1940 Arizona St. 0, Catholic 0 12,000 12/29/2006 Oregon St. 39, Missouri 38 48,732 1/1/1941 Case 26, Arizona St. 13 14,000 12/31/2007 Oregon 56, South Fla. 21 49,867 1/1/1942 Tulsa 6, Texas Tech 0 14,000 12/31/2008 Oregon St. 3, Pittsburgh 0 49,037 1/1/1943 Second Air Force 13, Hardin-Simmons 7 16,000 12/31/2009 Oklahoma 31, Stanford 27 53,713 1/1/1944 Southwestern (TX) 7, New Mexico 0 18,000 12/31/2010 Notre Dame 33, Miami (FL) 17 *54,021 1/1/1945 Southwestern (TX) 35, U. of Mexico 0 13,000 12/31/2011 Utah 30, Georgia Tech 27 (OT) 48,123 1/1/1946 New Mexico 34, 24 15,000 12/31/2012 Georgia Tech 21, Southern California 7 47,922 1/1/1947 Cincinnati 18, Virginia Tech 6 10,000 12/31/2013 UCLA 42, Virginia Tech 12 47,912 1/1/1948 Miami (OH) 13, Texas Tech 12 18,000 12/27/2014 Arizona St. 36, Duke 31 47,809 1/1/1949 West Virginia 21, UTEP 12 13,000 12/26/2015 Washington St. 20, Miami (FL) 14 41,180 1/2/1950 UTEP 33, Georgetown 20 15,000 12/30/2016 Stanford 25, North Carolina 23 42,166 1/1/1951 West Tex. A&M 14, Cincinnati 13 16,000 12/29/2017 NC State 52, Arizona St. 31 39,897 1/1/1952 Texas Tech 25, Pacific 14 17,000 12/31/2018 Stanford 14, Pittsburgh 13 40,680 1/1/1953 Pacific 26, Southern Miss. 7 11,000 12/31/2019 Arizona St. 20, Florida St. 14 42,412 1/1/1954 UTEP 37, Southern Miss. 14 9,500 1/1/1955 UTEP 47, Florida St. 20 14,000 1/2/1956 Wyoming 21, Texas Tech 14 14,500 1/1/1957 George Washington 13, UTEP 0 13,500 1/1/1958 Louisville 34, Drake 20 12,000 12/31/1958 Wyoming 14, Hardin-Simmons 6 13,000 12/31/1959 New Mexico St. 28, North Texas 8 14,000 12/31/1960 New Mexico St. 20, Utah St. 13 16,000 12/30/1961 Villanova 17, Wichita St. 9 15,000

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TaxSlayer Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Jacksonville, FL 1/1/2001 Virginia Tech 41, Clemson 20 68,741 Stadium (Capacity): TIAA Bank Field (77,000) 1/1/2002 Florida St. 30, Virginia Tech 17 72,202 Name Changes: Gator Bowl (1946-85, 1991); Mazda Gator Bowl (1986- 1/1/2003 North Carolina St. 28, Notre Dame 6 73,491 91); Outback Steakhouse Gator Bowl (1992-94); Toyota Gator Bowl (1995- 1/1/2004 Maryland 41, West Virginia 7 78,892 2007); Konica Minolta Gator Bowl (2008-10); Progressive Gator Bowl (2011); 1/1/2005 Florida St. 30, West Virginia 18 70,112 TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl (2012-15); TaxSlayer Bowl (2016-17); TaxSlayer 1/2/2006 Virginia Tech 35, Louisville 24 63,780 Gator Bowl (since 2018) 1/1/2007 West Virginia 38, Georgia Tech 35 67,704 Playing Sites: Gator Bowl (1946-93); Florida Field, Gainesville, FL (1994); 1/1/2008 Texas Tech 31, Virginia 28 60,243 Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, renamed Stadium in 1997, renamed 1/1/2009 Nebraska 26, Clemson 21 67,282 Jacksonville Municipal Stadium in 2007, renamed EverBank Field in 2011, 1/1/2010 Florida St. 33, West Virginia 21 *84,129 renamed TIAA Bank Field in 2018 1/1/2011 Mississippi St. 52, Michigan 14 68,325 1/2/2012 Florida 24, Ohio St. 17 61,312 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/2013 Northwestern 34, Mississippi St. 20 48,612 1/1/1946 Wake Forest 26, South Carolina 14 7,362 1/1/2014 Nebraska 24, Georgia 19 60,712 1/1/1947 Oklahoma 34, North Carolina St. 13 10,134 1/2/2015 Tennessee 45, Iowa 28 56,310 1/1/1948 Georgia 20, Maryland 20 16,666 1/2/2016 Georgia 24, Penn St. 17 58,212 1/1/1949 Clemson 24, Missouri 23 32,939 12/31/2016 Georgia Tech 33, Kentucky 18 43,102 1/2/1950 Maryland 20, Missouri 7 18,409 12/30/2017 Mississippi St. 31, Louisville 27 41,310 1/1/1951 Wyoming 20, Wash. & Lee 7 19,834 12/31/2018 Texas A&M 52, NC State 13 38,206 1/1/1952 Miami (FL) 14, Clemson 0 34,577 1/2/2020 Tennessee 23, Indiana 22 61,789 1/1/1953 Florida 14, Tulsa 13 30,015 1/1/1954 Texas Tech 35, Auburn 13 28,641 †Played at Gainesville, FL 12/31/1954 Auburn 33, Baylor 13 28,426 VRBO 12/31/1955 Vanderbilt 25, Auburn 13 32,174 Present Site: Orlando, FL 12/29/1956 Georgia Tech 21, Pittsburgh 14 36,256 12/28/1957 Tennessee 3, Texas A&M 0 41,160 Stadium (Capacity): (65,438) 12/27/1958 Ole Miss 7, Florida 3 41,312 Name Changes: Tangerine Bowl (1947-82); Florida Citrus Bowl (1983-93); 1/2/1960 Arkansas 14, Georgia Tech 7 45,104 CompUSA Florida Citrus Bowl (1994-99); OurHouse.com Florida Citrus Bowl 12/31/1960 Florida 13, Baylor 12 50,112 (2000); Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl (2001-02); Capital One Bowl (2003- 12/30/1961 Penn St. 30, Georgia Tech 15 50,202 17); VRBO Citrus Bowl (since 2018) 12/29/1962 Florida 17, Penn St. 7 50,026 Playing Sites: Tangerine Bowl, Orlando (1947-72); Florida Field, Gainesville 12/28/1963 North Carolina 35, Air Force 0 50,018 FL (1973); Tangerine Bowl (1974-82); Orlando Stadium (1983-85); Florida 1/2/1965 Florida St. 36, Oklahoma 19 50,408 Citrus Bowl (1986-2013); Orlando Citrus Bowl (2014-16); Camping World 12/31/1965 Georgia Tech 31, Texas Tech 21 60,127 Stadium (since 2016) 12/31/1966 Tennessee 18, Syracuse 12 60,312 Date Game Result Attendance 12/30/1967 Florida St. 17, Penn St. 17 68,019 12/28/1968 Missouri 35, Alabama 10 68,011 1/1/1947 Catawba 31, Maryville (TN) 6 12/27/1969 Florida 14, Tennessee 13 72,248 1/1/1948 Catawba 7, Marshall 0 1/2/1971 Auburn 35, Ole Miss 28 71,136 1/1/1949 Murray St. 21, Sul Ross St. 21 12/31/1971 Georgia 7, North Carolina 3 71,208 1/2/1950 Saint Vincent 7, Emory & Henry 6 12/30/1972 Auburn 24, Colorado 3 71,114 1/1/1951 Charleston (WV) 35, Emory & Henry 14 12/29/1973 Texas Tech 28, Tennessee 19 62,109 1/1/1952 Stetson 35, Arkansas St. 20 12/30/1974 Auburn 27, Texas 3 63,811 1/1/1953 Tex. A&M-Commerce 33, Tennessee Tech 0 12/29/1975 Maryland 13, Florida 0 64,012 1/1/1954 Arkansas St. 7, Tex. A&M-Commerce 7 12/27/1976 Notre Dame 20, Penn St. 9 67,827 1/1/1955 Neb. Omaha 7, Eastern Ky. 6 12/30/1977 Pittsburgh 34, Clemson 3 72,289 1/2/1956 Juniata 6, Missouri Valley 6 12/29/1978 Clemson 17, Ohio St. 15 72,011 1/1/1957 West Tex. A&M 20, Southern Miss. 13 12/28/1979 North Carolina 17, Michigan 15 70,407 1/1/1958 Tex. A&M-Commerce 10, Southern Miss. 9 12/29/1980 Pittsburgh 37, South Carolina 9 72,297 12/27/1958 Tex. A&M-Commerce 26, Mo. Valley 7 12/28/1981 North Carolina 31, Arkansas 27 71,009 1/1/1960 Middle Tenn. 21, Presbyterian 12 12/30/1982 Florida St. 31, West Virginia 12 80,913 12/30/1960 Citadel 27, Tennessee Tech 0 13,000 12/30/1983 Florida 14, Iowa 6 81,293 12/29/1961 Lamar 21, Middle Tenn. 14 12/28/1984 Oklahoma St. 21, South Carolina 14 82,138 12/22/1962 Houston 49, Miami (OH) 21 7,500 12/30/1985 Florida St. 34, Oklahoma St. 23 79,417 12/28/1963 Western Ky. 27, Coast Guard 0 12/27/1986 Clemson 27, Stanford 21 80,104 12/12/1964 East Carolina 14, Massachusetts 13 12/31/1987 LSU 30, South Carolina 13 82,119 12/11/1965 East Carolina 31, Maine 0 1/1/1989 Georgia 34, Michigan St. 27 76,236 12/10/1966 Morgan St. 14, West Chester 6 12/30/1989 Clemson 27, West Virginia 7 82,911 12/16/1967 UT Martin 25, West Chester 8 1/1/1991 Michigan 35, Mississippi 3 68,927 12/27/1968 Richmond 49, Ohio 42 16,114 12/29/1991 Oklahoma 48, Virginia 14 62,003 12/26/1969 Toledo 56, Davidson 33 16,311 12/31/1992 Florida 27, North Carolina St. 10 71,233 12/28/1970 Toledo 40, William & Mary 12 15,164 12/31/1993 Alabama 24, North Carolina 10 67,205 12/28/1971 Toledo 28, Richmond 3 16,750 12/30/1994 Tennessee 45, Virginia Tech 23† 62,200 12/29/1972 Tampa 21, Kent St. 18 20,062 1/1/1996 Syracuse 41, Clemson 0 45,202 12/22/1973 Miami (OH) 16, Florida 7 37,234 1/1/1997 North Carolina 20, West Virginia 13 52,103 12/21/1974 Miami (OH) 21, Georgia 10 20,246 1/1/1998 North Carolina 42, Virginia Tech 3 54,116 12/20/1975 Miami (OH) 20, South Carolina 7 20,247 1/1/1999 Georgia Tech 35, Notre Dame 28 70.791 12/18/1976 Oklahoma St. 49, BYU 21 37,812 1/1/2000 Miami (FL) 28, Georgia Tech 13 43,416 12/23/1977 Florida St. 40, Texas Tech 17 44,502

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Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Results Attendance 12/23/1978 North Carolina St. 30, Pittsburgh 17 31,356 12/20/1971 Tennessee 14, Arkansas 13 51,410 12/22/1979 LSU 34, Wake Forest 10 38,666 12/18/1972 Georgia Tech 31, Iowa St. 30 50,021 12/20/1980 Florida 35, Maryland 20 52,541 12/17/1973 North Carolina St. 31, Kansas 18 50,011 12/19/1981 Missouri 19, Southern Miss. 17 50,045 12/16/1974 Tennessee 7, Maryland 3 51,284 12/18/1982 Auburn 33, Boston College 26 51,296 12/22/1975 Southern California 20, Texas A&M 0 52,129 12/17/1983 Tennessee 30, Maryland 23 50,183 12/20/1976 Alabama 36, UCLA 6 52,736 12/22/1984 Florida St. 17, Georgia 17 51,821 12/19/1977 Nebraska 21, North Carolina 17 49,456 12/28/1985 Ohio St. 10, BYU 7 50,920 12/23/1978 Missouri 20, LSU 15 53,064 1/1/1987 Auburn 16, Southern California 7 51,113 12/22/1979 Penn St. 9, Tulane 6 50,021 1/1/1988 Clemson 35, Penn St. 10 53,152 12/27/1980 Purdue 28, Missouri 25 53,667 1/2/1989 Clemson 13, Oklahoma 6 53,571 12/30/1981 Ohio St. 31, Navy 28 43,216 1/1/1990 Illinois 31, Virginia 21 60,016 12/29/1982 Alabama 21, Illinois 15 54,123 1/1/1991 Georgia Tech 45, Nebraska 21 72,328 12/29/1983 Notre Dame 19, Boston College 18 38,229 1/1/1992 California 37, Clemson 13 64,192 12/27/1984 Auburn 21, Arkansas 15 50,108 1/1/1993 Georgia 21, Ohio St. 14 65,861 12/27/1985 Baylor 21, LSU 7 40,186 1/1/1994 Penn St. 31, Tennessee 13 72,456 12/29/1986 Tennessee 21, Minnesota 14 51,327 1/2/1995 Alabama 24, Ohio St. 17 71,195 12/29/1987 Georgia 20, Arkansas 17 53,249 1/1/1996 Tennessee 20, Ohio St. 14 70,797 12/28/1988 Indiana 34, South Carolina 10 39,210 1/1/1997 Tennessee 48, Northwestern 28 63,467 12/28/1989 Ole Miss 42, Air Force 29 60,128 1/1/1998 Florida 21, Penn St. 6 *72,940 12/27/1990 Air Force 23, Ohio St. 11 13,144 1/1/1999 Michigan 45, Arkansas 31 63,584 12/29/1991 Air Force 38, Mississippi St. 15 61,497 1/1/2000 Michigan St. 37, Florida 34 62,011 12/31/1992 Ole Miss 13, Air Force 0 32,107 1/1/2001 Michigan 31, Auburn 28 66,928 12/28/1993 Louisville 18, Michigan St. 7 21,097 1/1/2002 Tennessee 45, Michigan 17 59,693 12/31/1994 Illinois 30, East Carolina 0 33,280 1/1/2003 Auburn 13, Penn St. 9 66,334 12/30/1995 East Carolina 19, Stanford 13 47,398 1/1/2004 Georgia 34, Purdue 27 (OT) 64,565 12/27/1996 Syracuse 30, Houston 17 49,163 1/1/2005 Iowa 30, LSU 25 70,229 12/31/1997 Southern Miss. 41, Pittsburgh 7 50,209 1/2/2006 Wisconsin 24, Auburn 10 57,221 12/31/1998 Tulane 41, BYU 27 52,192 1/1/2007 Wisconsin 17, Arkansas 14 60,774 12/31/1999 Southern Miss. 23, Colorado St. 17 54,866 1/1/2008 Michigan 41, Florida 35 69,748 12/29/2000 Colorado St. 22, Louisville 17 58,302 1/1/2009 Georgia 24, Michigan St. 12 59,681 12/31/2001 Louisville 28, BYU 10 58,968 1/1/2010 *Penn St. 19, LSU 17 63,025 12/31/2002 TCU 17, Colorado St. 3 55,207 1/1/2011 Alabama 49, Michigan St. 7 61,519 12/31/2003 Utah 17, Southern Miss. 0 55,989 1/2/2012 South Carolina 30, Nebraska 13 61,351 12/31/2004 Louisville 44, Boise St. 40 58,355 1/1/2013 Georgia 45, Nebraska 31 59,712 12/31/2005 Tulsa 31, Fresno St. 24 54,894 1/1/2014 South Carolina 31, Wisconsin 24 56,629 12/29/2006 South Carolina 44, Houston 36 56,103 1/1/2015 Missouri 33, Minnesota 17 48,624 12/29/2007 Mississippi St. 10, UCF 3 *63,816 1/1/2016 Michigan 41, Florida 7 63,113 1/2/2009 Kentucky 25, East Carolina 19 56,125 12/31/2016 LSU 29, Louisville 9 46,063 1/2/2010 Arkansas 20, East Carolina 17 (OT) 62,742 1/1/2018 Notre Dame 21, LSU 17 57,726 12/31/2010 UCF 10, Georgia 6 51,231 1/1/2019 Kentucky 27, Penn St. 24 59,167 12/31/2011 Cincinnati 31, Vanderbilt 24 57,103 1/1/2020 Alabama 35, Michigan 16 59,746 12/31/2012 Tulsa 31, Iowa St. 17 53,687 12/31/2013 Mississippi St. 44, Rice 7 57,846 #Attendance for the first 14 games in the Tangerine Bowl, through 1-1-60, are not listed because no major teams were involved. The same is true for 12/29/2014 Texas A&M 45, West Virginia 37 51,282 those games played in December 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966 and 1967. 1/2/2016 Arkansas 45, Kansas St. 23 61,136 12/30/2016 Georgia 31, TCU 23 51,087 AutoZone 12/30/2017 Iowa St. 21, Memphis 20 57,266 Present Site: Memphis, TN 12/31/2018 Oklahoma St. 38, Missouri 33 51,587 Stadium (Capacity): Liberty Bowl (62,338) 12/31/2019 Navy 20, Kansas St. 17 50,515 Name Changes: Liberty Bowl (1959-92); St. Jude Liberty Bowl (1993-96); AXA Liberty Bowl (1997-2003); AutoZone Liberty Bowl (since 2004) Chick-Fil-A Present Site: Atlanta Playing Sites: Municipal Stadium, (1959-63); , Atlantic City, NJ (1964); Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium (since 1965) Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Stadium (71,000) Name Changes: Peach Bowl (1968-96); Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl (1997-2005, Date Game Results Attendance since 2014); Chick-fil-A Bowl (2006-13) 12/19/1959 Penn St. 7, Alabama 0 36,211 Playing Sites: Grant Field, Atlanta (1968-70); Atlanta/Fulton County Stadium 12/17/1960 Penn St. 41, Oregon 12 16,624 (1971-92); Georgia Dome, Atlanta (1993-2016); Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 12/16/1961 Syracuse 15, Miami (FL) 14 15,712 Atlanta (since 2017) 12/15/1962 Oregon St. 6, Villanova 0 17,048 12/21/1963 Mississippi St. 16, North Carolina St. 12 8,309 Date Game Results Attendance 12/19/1964 Utah 32, West Virginia 6 6,059 12/30/1968 LSU 31, Florida St. 27 35,545 12/18/1965 Ole Miss 13, Auburn 7 38,607 12/30/1969 West Virginia 14, South Carolina 3 48,452 12/10/1966 Miami (FL) 14, Virginia Tech 7 39,101 12/30/1970 Arizona St. 48, North Carolina 26 52,126 12/16/1967 North Carolina St. 14, Georgia 7 35,045 12/30/1971 Ole Miss 41, Georgia Tech 18 36,771 12/14/1968 Ole Miss 34, Virginia Tech 17 46,206 12/29/1972 North Carolina St. 49, West Virginia 13 52,671 12/13/1969 Colorado 47, Alabama 33 50,042 12/28/1973 Georgia 17, Maryland 16 38,107 12/12/1970 Tulane 17, Colorado 3 44,640 12/28/1974 Texas Tech 6, Vanderbilt 6 31,695

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Date Game Results Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 12/31/1975 West Virginia 13, North Carolina St. 10 45,134 1/1/1982 Penn St. 26, Southern California 10 71,053 12/31/1976 Kentucky 21, North Carolina 0 54,132 1/1/1983 Arizona St. 32, Oklahoma 21 70,533 12/31/1977 North Carolina St. 24, Iowa St. 14 36,733 1/2/1984 Ohio St. 28, Pittsburgh 23 66,484 12/25/1978 Purdue 41, Georgia Tech 21 20,277 1/1/1985 UCLA 39, Miami (FL) 37 60,310 12/31/1979 Baylor 24, Clemson 18 57,371 1/1/1986 Michigan 27, Nebraska 23 72,454 1/2/1981 Miami (FL) 20, Virginia Tech 10 45,384 1/2/1987 Penn St. 14, Miami (FL) 10 73,098 12/31/1981 West Virginia 26, Florida 6 37,582 1/1/1988 Florida St. 31, Nebraska 28 72,112 12/31/1982 Iowa 28, Tennessee 22 50,134 1/2/1989 Notre Dame 34, West Virginia 21 74,911 12/30/1983 Florida St. 28, North Carolina 3 25,648 1/1/1990 Florida St. 41, Nebraska 17 73,953 12/31/1984 Virginia 27, Purdue 24 41,107 1/1/1991 Louisville 34, Alabama 7 69,098 12/31/1985 Army 31, Illinois 29 29,857 1/1/1992 Penn St. 42, Tennessee 17 71,133 12/31/1986 Virginia Tech 25, North Carolina St. 24 53,668 1/1/1993 Syracuse 26, Colorado 22 70,224 1/2/1988 Tennessee 27, Indiana 22 58,737 1/1/1994 Arizona 29, Miami (FL) 0 72,260 12/31/1988 North Carolina St. 28, Iowa 23 44,635 1/2/1995 Colorado 41, Notre Dame 24 73,968 12/30/1989 Syracuse 19, Georgia 18 44,991 1/2/1996 Nebraska 62, Florida 24 79,864 12/29/1990 Auburn 27, Indiana 23 38,912 1/1/1997 Penn St. 38, Texas 15 65,106 1/1/1992 East Carolina 37, North Carolina St. 34 59,322 12/31/1997 Kansas St. 35, Syracuse 18 69,367 1/2/1993 North Carolina 21, Mississippi St. 17 69,125 1/4/1999 Tennessee 23, Florida St. 16 *80,470 12/31/1993 Clemson 14, Kentucky 13 63,416 1/2/2000 Nebraska 31, Tennessee 21 71,526 1/1/1995 North Carolina St. 28, Mississippi St. 24 64,902 1/1/2001 Oregon St. 41, Notre Dame 9 75,428 12/30/1995 Virginia 34, Georgia 27 70,825 1/1/2002 Oregon 38, Colorado 16 74,118 12/28/1996 LSU 10, Clemson 7 63,622 1/3/2003 Ohio St. 31, Miami (FL) 24 (2 OT) 77,502 1/2/1998 Auburn 21, Clemson 17 71,212 1/2/2004 Ohio St. 35, Kansas St. 28 73,425 12/31/1998 Georgia 35, Virginia 33 72,876 1/1/2005 Utah 35, Pittsburgh 7 73,519 12/30/1999 Mississippi St. 17, Clemson 7 73,315 1/2/2006 Ohio St. 34, Notre Dame 20 76,196 12/29/2000 LSU 28, Georgia Tech 14 73,614 1/1/2007 Boise St. 43, Oklahoma 42 (OT) 73,719 12/31/2001 North Carolina 16, Auburn 10 71,827 1/2/2008 West Virginia 48, Oklahoma 28 70,016 12/31/2002 Maryland 30, Tennessee 3 68,330 1/5/2009 Texas 24, Ohio St. 21 72,047 1/2/2004 Clemson 27, Tennessee 14 75,125 1/4/2010 Boise St. 17, TCU 10 73,227 12/31/2004 Miami (FL) 27, Florida 10 69,322 1/1/2011 Oklahoma 48, UConn 20 67,232 12/30/2005 LSU 40, Miami (FL) 3 65,620 1/2/2012 Oklahoma St. 41, Stanford 38 (OT) 69,927 12/30/2006 Georgia 31, Virginia Tech 24 75,406 1/3/2013 Oregon 35, Kansas St. 17 70,242 12/31/2007 Auburn 23, Clemson 20 (OT) 74,413 1/1/2014 UCF 52, Baylor 42 65,172 12/31/2008 LSU 38, Georgia Tech 3 71,423 12/31/2014 Boise St. 38, Arizona 28 66,896 12/31/2009 Virginia Tech 37, Tennessee 14 73,777 1/1/2016 Ohio St. 44, Notre Dame 28 71,123 12/31/2010 Florida St. 26, South Carolina 17 72,217 12/31/2016 Clemson 31, Ohio St. 71,279 12/31/2011 Auburn 43, Virginia 24 72,919 12/30/2017 Penn St. 35, Washington 28 61,842 12/31/2012 Clemson 25, LSU 24 68,027 1/1/2019 LSU 40, UCF 32 57,246 12/31/2013 Texas A&M 52, Duke 48 67,946 12/28/2019 Clemson 29, Ohio St. 23 71,330 12/31/2014 TCU 42, Ole Miss 3 65,706 12/31/2015 Houston 38, Florida St. 24 71,007 Walk-On’s 12/31/2016 Alabama 24, Washington 7 75,996 Present Site: Shreveport, LA 1/1/2018 UCF 34, Auburn 27 71,109 Stadium (Capacity): Independence Stadium (50,015) 12/29/2018 Florida 41, Michigan 15 74,006 12/28/2019 LSU 63, Oklahoma 28 *78,347 Playing Surface: AstroPlay Name Changes: Independence Bowl (1976-89, 2004-05); Poulan PlayStation Independence Bowl (1990); Poulan/Weed Eater Independence Bowl (1991- Present Site: Glendale, AZ 97); Sanford Independence Bowl (1998-2000); MainStay Independence Bowl (2001-03); PetroSun Indepen-dence Bowl (2006-08); AdvoCare V100 Stadium (Capacity): Stadium (73,000) Independence Bowl (since 2009-12); AdvoCare V100 Bowl (2013); Duck Name Changes: Fiesta Bowl (1971-85, 1991-92); Sunkist Fiesta Bowl (1986- Commander Independence Bowl (2014); Camping World Independence Bowl 90); IBM OS/2 Fiesta Bowl (1993-95); Fiesta Bowl (1996-2014); Vizio (2015-16); Walk-On’s Independence Bowl (since 2017) Fiesta Bowl (12/2014); BattleFrog Fiesta Bowl (1/2016); PlayStation Fiesta Playing Site: Independence Stadium (since 1976) Bowl (since 12/2016) Playing Sites: , Tempe, AZ (1971-06); University of Date Game Result Attendance Phoenix Stadium, renamed to in 2018 (since 2007) 12/13/1976 McNeese St. 20, Tulsa 16 15,542 12/17/1977 Louisiana Tech 24, Louisville 14 18,500 Date Game Result Attendance 12/16/1978 East Carolina 35, Louisiana Tech 13 18,200 12/27/1971 Arizona St. 45, Florida St. 38 51,089 12/15/1979 Syracuse 31, McNeese St. 7 27,234 12/23/1972 Arizona St. 49, Missouri 35 51,318 12/13/1980 Southern Miss. 16, McNeese St. 14 45,000 12/21/1973 Arizona St. 28, Pittsburgh 7 50,878 12/12/1981 Texas A&M 33, Oklahoma St. 16 47,300 12/28/1974 Oklahoma St. 16, BYU 6 50,878 12/11/1982 Wisconsin 14, Kansas St. 3 49,503 12/26/1975 Arizona St. 17, Nebraska 14 51,396 12/10/1983 Air Force 9, Ole Miss 3 41,274 12/25/1976 Oklahoma 41, Wyoming 7 48,174 12/15/1984 Air Force 23, Virginia Tech 7 41,000 12/25/1977 Penn St. 42, Arizona St. 30 57,727 12/21/1985 Minnesota 20, Clemson 13 42,800 12/25/1978 Arkansas 10, UCLA 10 55,227 12/20/1986 Ole Miss 20, Texas Tech 17 46,369 12/25/1979 Pittsburgh 16, Arizona 10 55,347 12/19/1987 Washington 24, Tulane 12 41,683 12/26/1980 Penn St. 31, Ohio St. 19 66,738 12/23/1988 Southern Miss. 38, UTEP 18 20,242

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Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 12/16/1989 Oregon 27, Tulsa 24 30,333 12/29/1999 Kansas St. 24, Washington 20 57,118 12/15/1990 Louisiana Tech 34, Maryland 34 48,325 12/29/2000 Oregon 35, Texas 30 63,278 12/29/1991 Georgia 24, Arkansas 15 46,932 12/28/2001 Texas 47, Washington 43 60,548 12/31/1992 Wake Forest 39, Oregon 35 31,337 12/27/2002 Kansas St. 34, Arizona St. 27 58,717 12/31/1993 Virginia Tech 45, Indiana 20 33,819 12/30/2003 Washington St. 28, Texas 20 61,102 12/28/1994 Virginia 20, TCU 10 27,242 12/30/2004 Texas Tech 45, California 31 *66,222 12/29/1995 LSU 45, Michigan St. 26 48,835 12/29/2005 Oklahoma 17, Oregon 14 65,416 12/31/1996 Auburn 32, Army 29 41,366 12/28/2006 California 45, Texas A&M 10 62,395 12/28/1997 LSU 27, Notre Dame 9 *50,459 12/27/2007 Texas 52, Arizona St. 34 64,020 12/31/1998 Ole Miss 35, Texas Tech 18 46,862 12/29/2008 Oregon 42, Oklahoma St. 31 59,106 12/31/1999 Ole Miss 27, Oklahoma 25 49,873 12/30/2009 Nebraska 33, Arizona 0 64,607 12/31/2000 Mississippi St. 43, Texas A&M 41 (OT) 36.974 12/30/2010 Washington 19, Nebraska 7 57,291 12/27/2001 Alabama 14, Iowa St. 13 45,627 12/28/2011 Texas 21, California 10 56,313 12/27/2002 Ole Miss 27, Nebraska 23 46,096 12/27/2012 Baylor 49, UCLA 26 55,507 12/31/2003 Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 49,625 12/30/2013 Texas Tech 37, Arizona St. 23 52,390 12/28/2004 Iowa St. 17, Miami (OH) 13 43,000 12/27/2014 Southern California 45, Nebraska 42 55,789 12/30/2005 Missouri 38, South Carolina 31 41,332 12/30/2015 Wisconsin 23, Southern California 21 48,329 12/28/2006 Oklahoma St. 34, Alabama 31 45,054 12/27/2016 Minnesota 17, Washington St. 12 48,704 12/30/2007 Alabama 30, Colorado 24 47,043 12/28/2017 Michigan St. 42, Washington St. 17 47,092 12/28/2008 Louisiana Tech 17, Northern Ill. 10 41,567 12/31/2018 Northwestern 31, Utah 20 47,007 12/28/2009 Georgia 44, Texas A&M 20 49,653 12/27/2019 Iowa 49, Southern California 24 50,123 12/27/2010 Air Force 14, Georgia Tech 7 39,362 12/26/2011 Missouri 41, North Carolina 24 41,728 12/28/2012 Ohio 45, La.-Monroe 14 41,853 Present Site: Tampa, FL 12/31/2013 Arizona 42, Boston College 19 36,917 Stadium (Capacity): (65,857) 12/27/2014 South Carolina 24, Miami (FL) 21 38,242 12/26/2015 Virginia Tech 55, Tulsa 52 31,289 Name Changes: Hall of Fame Bowl (1986-95); Outback­ Bowl (since 1996) 12/26/2016 North Carolina St. 41, Vanderbilt 17 28,995 Playing Sites: , renamed Houlihan’s Stadium in 1997 (1986- 12/27/2017 Florida St. 42, Southern Miss. 13 33,601 97); Tampa Community Stadium (1998); Raymond James Stadium (since 12/27/2018 Duke 56, Temple 27 27,492 1999) 12/26/2019 Louisiana Tech 14, Miami 0 33,129 Date Game Result Attendance 12/23/1986 Boston College 27, Georgia 24 25,368 County Credit Union 1/2/1988 Michigan 28, Alabama 24 60,156 1/2/1989 Syracuse 23, LSU 10 51,112 Present Site: San Diego 1/1/1990 Auburn 31, Ohio St. 14 52,535 Stadium (Capacity): SDCCU Stadium (70,561) 1/1/1991 Clemson 30, Illinois 0 63,154 Name Changes: Holiday Bowl (1978-85); Sea World Holiday Bowl (1986-90); 1/1/1992 Syracuse 24, Ohio St. 17 57,789 Thrifty Car Rental Holiday Bowl (1991-94); Plymouth Holiday Bowl (1995- 1/1/1993 Tennessee 38, Boston College 23 52,056 97); Culligan Holiday Bowl (1998-2001); Pacific Life Holiday Bowl (2002-09); 1/1/1994 Michigan 42, North Carolina St. 7 52,649 Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl (2010-12); National University Holiday 1/2/1995 Wisconsin 34, Duke 20 61,384 Bowl (2013-14); National Funding Holiday Bowl (2015-16); San Diego County 1/1/1996 Penn St. 43, Auburn 14 65,313 Credit Union Holiday Bowl (2017) 1/1/1997 Alabama 17, Michigan 14 53,161 Playing Site: San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium, re­named Qualcomm Stadium 1/1/1998 Georgia 33, Wisconsin 6 56,186 in 1997 and renamed to SDCCU Stadium in 2017 (since 1978) 1/1/1999 *Penn St. 26, Kentucky 14 66,005 1/1/2000 Georgia 28, Purdue 25 (OT) 54,059 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/2001 South Carolina 24, Ohio St. 7 65,229 12/22/1978 Navy 23, BYU 16 52,500 1/1/2002 South Carolina 31, Ohio St. 28 *66,249 12/21/1979 Indiana 38, BYU 37 52,200 1/1/2003 Michigan 38, Florida 30 65,101 12/19/1980 BYU 46, SMU 45 50,214 1/1/2004 Iowa 37, Florida 17 65,372 12/18/1981 BYU 38, Washington St. 36 52,419 1/1/2005 Georgia 24, Wisconsin 21 62,414 12/17/1982 Ohio St. 47, BYU 17 52,533 1/2/2006 Florida 31, Iowa 24 65,881 12/23/1983 BYU 21, Missouri 17 51,480 1/1/2007 *Penn St. 20, Tennessee 10 65,601 12/21/1984 BYU 24, Michigan 17 61,243 1/1/2008 Tennessee 21, Wisconsin 17 60,121 12/22/1985 Arkansas 18, Arizona St. 17 42,324 1/1/2009 Iowa 31, South Carolina 10 55,117 12/30/1986 Iowa 39, San Diego St. 38 59,473 1/1/2010 Auburn 38, Northwestern 35 (OT) 49,383 12/30/1987 Iowa 20, Wyoming 19 61,892 1/1/2011 Florida 37, Penn St. 24 60,574 12/30/1988 Oklahoma St. 62, Wyoming 14 60,718 1/2/2012 Michigan St. 33, Georgia 30 (3 OT) 49,429 12/29/1989 Penn St. 50, BYU 39 61,113 1/1/2013 South Carolina 33, Michigan 28 54,527 12/29/1990 Texas A&M 65, BYU 14 61,441 1/1/2014 LSU 21, Iowa 14 51,296 12/30/1991 BYU 13, Iowa 13 60,646 1/1/2015 Wisconsin 34, Auburn 31 44,023 12/30/1992 Hawaii 27, Illinois 17 44,457 1/1/2016 Tennessee 45, Northwestern 6 53,202 12/30/1993 Ohio St. 28, BYU 21 52,108 1/2/2017 Florida 30, Iowa 3 51,119 12/30/1994 Michigan 24, Colorado St. 14 59,453 1/1/2018 South Carolina 26, Michigan 19 45,687 12/29/1995 Kansas St. 54, Colorado St. 21 51,051 1/1/2019 Iowa 27, Mississippi St. 22 40,518 12/30/1996 Colorado 33, Washington 21 54,749 1/1/2020 Minnesota 31, Auburn 24 45,652 12/29/1997 Colorado St. 35, Missouri 24 50,761 12/30/1998 Arizona 23, Nebraska 20 65,354

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Cheez-It Bowl Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Phoenix, AZ 12/20/2001 Pittsburgh 34, North Carolina St. 19 28,562 Stadium (Capacity): (48,686) 12/23/2002 Texas Tech 55, Clemson 15 21,689 Name Changes: Copper Bowl (1989, 1996); Domino’s Pizza Copper Bowl 12/22/2003 North Carolina St. 56, Kansas 26 26,482 (1990-91); Weiser Lock Copper Bowl (1992-95); Insight.com Bowl (1997- 12/21/2004 Georgia Tech 51, Syracuse 14 28,237 2001); Insight Bowl (2002-11); Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl (2012-13); TicketCity 12/27/2005 Clemson 19, Colorado 10 31,470 Cactus Bowl (2015); Motel 6 Cactus Bowl (2016-18); Cheez-It Bowl (since 12/29/2006 Maryland 24, Purdue 7 40,168 2018) 12/28/2007 Boston College 24, Michigan St. 21 46,554 Playing Sites: Arizona Stadium, Tucson, AZ (1989-99); Bank One Ballpark, 12/27/2008 Florida St. 42, Wisconsin 13 52,692 Phoenix (2000-05); Sun Devil Stadium (2006-15); Chase Field (since 2016) 12/29/2009 Wisconsin 20, Miami (FL) 14 56,747 12/28/2010 North Carolina St. 23, West Virginia 7 48,962 Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/2011 Florida St. 18, Notre Dame 14 68,305 12/31/1989 Arizona 17, North Carolina St. 10 37,237 12/28/2012 Virginia Tech 13, Rutgers 10 (OT) 48,127 12/31/1990 California 17, Wyoming 15 36,340 12/28/2013 Louisville 36, Miami (FL) 9 51,098 12/31/1991 Indiana 24, Baylor 0 35,752 12/29/2014 Clemson 40, Oklahoma 6 40,071 12/29/1992 Washington St. 31, Utah 28 40,876 12/29/2015 Baylor 49, North Carolina 38 40,418 12/29/1993 Kansas St. 52, Wyoming 17 49,075 12/28/2016 Miami (FL) 31, West Virginia 14 48,625 12/29/1994 BYU 31, Oklahoma 6 45,122 12/28/2017 Oklahoma St. 30, Virginia Tech 21 39,610 12/27/1995 Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41 41,004 12/28/2018 Syracuse 34, West Virginia 18 41,125 12/27/1996 Wisconsin 38, Utah 10 42,122 12/28/2019 Notre Dame 33, Iowa St. 9 46,948 12/27/1997 Arizona 20, New Mexico 14 49,385 12/26/1998 Missouri 34, West Virginia 31 36,147 12/31/1999 Colorado 62, Boston College 28 35,762 12/28/2000 Iowa St. 37, Pittsburgh 29 41,813 12/29/2001 Syracuse 26, Kansas St. 3 40,028 12/26/2002 Pittsburgh 38, Oregon St. 13 40,533 12/26/2003 California 52, Virginia Tech 49 42,364 12/28/2004 Oregon St. 38, Notre Dame 21 45,917 12/27/2005 Arizona St. 45, Rutgers 40 43,536 12/29/2006 Texas Tech 44, Minnesota 41 (OT) 48,391 12/31/2007 Oklahoma St. 49, Indiana 33 48,892 12/31/2008 Kansas 42, Minnesota 21 49,103 12/31/2009 Iowa St. 14, Minnesota 13 45,090 12/28/2010 Iowa 27, Missouri 24 53,453 12/30/2011 Oklahoma 31, Iowa 14 *54,247 12/29/2012 Michigan St. 17, TCU 16 44,617 12/28/2013 Kansas St. 31, Michigan 14 53,284 1/2/2015 Oklahoma St. 30, Washington 22 35,409 1/2/2016 West Virginia 43, Arizona St. 42 39,321 12/27/2016 Baylor 31, Boise St. 12 33,328 12/26/2017 Kansas St. 35, UCLA 17 32,859 12/26/2018 TCU 10, California 7 33,121 12/27/2019 Air Force 31, Washington St. 21 34,105

Camping World Bowl Present Site: Orlando, FL Stadium (Capacity): Camping World Stadium (65,438) Name Changes: Blockbuster Bowl (1990-93); Carquest Bowl (1994-97); Micron PC Bowl (1998); MicronPC.com Bowl (1999-2000); Visit Florida Tangerine Bowl (2001); Mazda Tangerine Bowl (2002-03); Bowl (2004-11); Russell Athletic Bowl (2012-16); Camping World Bowl (since 2017) Playing Sites: Joe Robbie Stadium, renamed Pro Player Stadium in 1996, Miami (1990-2000); Florida Citrus Bowl (2001-18); Camping World Stadium (since 2018)

Date Game Result Attendance 12/28/1990 Florida St. 24, Penn St. 17 *74,021 12/28/1991 Alabama 30, Colorado 25 52,644 1/1/1993 Stanford 24, Penn St. 3 45,554 1/1/1994 Boston College 31, Virginia 13 38,516 1/2/1995 South Carolina 24, West Virginia 21 50,833 12/30/1995 North Carolina 20, Arkansas 10 34,428 12/27/1996 Miami (FL) 31, Virginia 21 46,418 12/29/1997 Georgia Tech 35, West Virginia 30 28,262 12/29/1998 Miami (FL) 46, North Carolina St. 23 44,387 12/30/1999 Illinois 63, Virginia 21 31,089 12/28/2000 North Carolina St. 38, Minnesota 30 28,359

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Mitsubishi Motors Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Las Vegas 12/29/2011 Baylor 67, Washington 56 65,256 Stadium (Capacity): (40,000) 12/29/2012 Texas 31, Oregon St. 27 65,277 Name Changes: Las Vegas Bowl (1992-98, 2000, 2003); EA Sports Las 12/30/2013 Oregon 30, Texas 7 65,918 Vegas Bowl (1999); Sega Sports Las Vegas Bowl (2001-02), Pioneer 1/2/2015 UCLA 40, Kansas St. 35 60,517 PureVision Las Vegas Bowl (2004-06); Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl (2007-08); 1/2/2016 TCU 47, Oregon 41 (3 OT) 64,569 MAACO Bowl Las Vegas (2009-12); Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl (2013- 12/29/2016 Oklahoma St. 38, Colorado 8 59,815 15); Las Vegas Bowl presented by GEICO (2016-17); Mitsubishi Motors Las 12/28/2017 TCU 39, Stanford 37 57,653 Vegas Bowl (since 2018) 12/28/2018 Washington St. 28, Iowa St. 26 60,675 Playing Site: Sam Boyd Stadium (since 1992) 12/27/2019 Texas 38, Utah 10 60,147

Date Game Result Attendance Famous Potato Bowl 12/18/1992 Bowling Green 35, Nevada 34 15,476 Present Site: Boise, ID 12/17/1993 Utah St. 42, Ball St. 33 15,508 Stadium (Capacity): Stadium (30,000) 12/15/1994 UNLV 52, Central Mich. 24 17,562 12/14/1995 Toledo 40, Nevada 37 (OT) 11,127 Name Changes: Sports Humanitarian Bowl (1997); Humanitarian Bowl (1998); Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl (1999-2003); MPC Computers Bowl 12/19/1996 Nevada 18, Ball St. 15 10,118 (2004-06); Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl (2007-09); uDrove Humanitarian Bowl 12/20/1997 Oregon 41, Air Force 13 21,514 (2010); (since 2011) 12/19/1998 North Carolina 20, San Diego St. 13 21,429 12/18/1999 Utah 17, Fresno St. 16 28,227 Playing Site: Bronco Stadium (1997-2013); (since 2014) 12/21/2000 UNLV 31, Arkansas 14 29,113 Date Game Result Attendance 12/25/2001 Utah 10, Southern California 6 30,894 12/25/2002 UCLA 27, New Mexico 13 30,324 12/29/1997 Cincinnati 35, Utah St. 19 16,131 12/24/2003 Oregon St. 55, New Mexico 14 25,437 12/30/1998 Idaho 42, Southern Miss. 35 19,664 12/23/2004 Wyoming 24, UCLA 21 29,062 12/30/1999 Boise St. 34, Louisville 31 29,283 12/22/2005 California 35, BYU 28 40,053 12/28/2000 Boise St. 38, UTEP 23 26,203 12/21/2006 BYU 38, Oregon 8 *44,615 12/31/2001 Clemson 49, Louisiana Tech 24 23,472 12/22/2007 BYU 17, UCLA 16 40,712 12/31/2002 Boise St. 34, Iowa St. 16 30,446 12/20/2008 Arizona 31, BYU 21 40,047 1/3/2004 Georgia Tech 52, Tulsa 10 23,118 12/22/2009 BYU 44, Oregon St. 20 40,018 12/27/2004 Fresno St. 37, Virginia 34 (OT) 28,516 12/22/2010 Boise St. 26, Utah 3 41,923 12/28/2005 Boston College 27, Boise St. 21 *30,493 12/22/2011 Boise St. 56, Arizona St. 24 35,720 12/31/2006 Miami (FL) 21, Nevada 20 28,652 12/22/2012 Boise St. 28, Washington 26 33,217 12/31/2007 Fresno St. 40, Georgia Tech 28 27,062 12/21/2013 Southern Cal. 45, Fresno St. 20 42,178 12/30/2008 Maryland 42, Nevada 35 26,781 12/20/2014 Utah 45, Colorado St. 10 33,067 12/30/2009 Idaho 43, Bowling Green 42 26,726 12/19/2015 Utah 35, BYU 28 42,213 12/18/2010 Northern Ill. 40, Fresno St. 17 25,449 12/17/2016 San Diego St. 34, Houston 10 29,286 12/17/2011 Ohio 24, Utah St. 23 28,076 12/16/2017 Boise St. 38, Oregon 28 36,432 12/15/2012 Utah St. 41, Toledo 15 29,243 12/15/2018 Fresno State 31, Arizona St. 20 37,146 12/21/2013 San Diego St. 49, Buffalo 24 21,951 12/21/2019 Washington 38, Boise St. 7 34,197 12/20/2014 Air Force 38, Western Mich. 24 18,223 12/22/2015 Akron 23, Utah St. 21 18,876 12/22/2016 Idaho 61, Colorado St. 50 24,975 Valero Present Site: 12/22/2017 Wyoming 37, Central Mich. 14 16,512 12/21/2018 BYU 49, Western Mich. 18 18,711 Stadium (Capacity): (65,000) 1/3/2020 Ohio 30, Nevada 21 13,611 Name Changes: Builders Square Alamo Bowl (1993-98); Sylvania Alamo Bowl (1999-2001); Alamo Bowl presented by MasterCard (2002); MasterCard Alamo Bowl (2003-05); Alamo Bowl (2006); Valero Alamo Bowl (since 2007) Present Site: Playing Site: Alamodome (since 1993) Stadium (Capacity): (65,000) Date Game Result Attendance Name Changes: Ford Motor City Bowl (1997); Motor City Bowl (1998-2008); Little Caesars Pizza Bowl (2009-13); Quick Lane Bowl (since 2014) 12/31/1993 California 37, Iowa 3 45,716 12/31/1994 Washington St. 10, Baylor 3 44,106 Playing Sites: (1997-2001); Ford Field (since 2002) 12/28/1995 Texas A&M 22, Michigan 20 64,597 Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/1996 Iowa 27, Texas Tech 0 55,677 12/30/1997 Purdue 33, Oklahoma St. 20 55,552 12/26/1997 Ole Miss 34, Marshall 31 43,340 12/29/1998 Purdue 37, Kansas St. 34 60,780 12/23/1998 Marshall 48, Louisville 29 32,206 12/28/1999 Penn St. 24, Texas A&M 0 65,380 12/27/1999 Marshall 21, BYU 3 44,863 12/30/2000 Nebraska 66, Northwestern 17 60,028 12/27/2000 Marshall 25, Cincinnati 14 52,911 12/29/2001 Iowa 19, Texas Tech 16 65,232 12/29/2001 Toledo 23, Cincinnati 16 44,164 12/28/2002 Wisconsin 31, Colorado 28 (OT) 50,690 12/26/2002 Boston College 51, Toledo 25 51,872 12/29/2003 Nebraska 17, Michigan St. 3 56,226 12/26/2003 Bowling Green 28, Northwestern 24 51,286 12/29/2004 Ohio St. 33, Oklahoma St. 7 65,265 12/27/2004 UConn 39, Toledo 10 52,552 12/28/2005 Nebraska 32, Michigan 28 62,000 12/26/2005 Memphis 38, Akron 31 50,616 12/30/2006 Texas 26, Iowa 24 65,875 12/26/2006 Central Mich. 31, Middle Tenn. 14 54,113 12/29/2007 Penn St. 24, Texas A&M 17 *66,166 12/26/2007 Purdue 51, Central Mich. 48 *60,624 12/29/2008 Missouri 30, Northwestern 23 (OT) 55,986 12/26/2008 Fla. Atlantic 24, Central Mich. 21 41,399 1/2/2010 Texas Tech 41, Michigan St. 31 64,757 12/26/2009 Marshall 21, Ohio 17 30,311 12/29/2010 Oklahoma St. 36, Arizona 10 57,593 12/26/2010 FIU 34, Toledo 32 32,431

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Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 12/27/2011 Purdue 37, Western Mich. 32 46,177 1/6/2011 Miami (OH) 35, Middle Tenn. 21 38,168 12/26/2012 Central Mich. 24, Western Ky. 21 23,310 1/8/2012 Northern Ill. 38, Arkansas St. 20 38,734 12/26/2013 Pittsburgh 30, Bowling Green 27 26,259 1/6/2013 Arkansas St. 17, Kent St. 13 37,913 12/26/2014 Rutgers 40, North Carolina 21 23,876 1/5/2014 Arkansas St. 23, Ball St. 20 36,119 12/28/2015 Minnesota 21, Central Mich. 14 34,217 1/4/2015 Toledo 63, Arkansas St. 44 36,811 12/26/2016 Boston College 36, Maryland 30 19,117 12/23/2015 Ga. Southern 58, Bowling Green 27 28,656 12/26/2017 Duke 36, Northern Ill. 14 20,211 12/23/2016 Troy 28, Ohio 23 32,377 12/26/2018 Minnesota 34, Georgia Tech 10 27,228 12/23/2017 Appalachian St. 34, Toledo 0 28,706 12/26/2019 Pittsburgh 34, Eastern Mich. 30 34,765 12/22/2018 Troy 42, Buffalo 32 31,818 1/6/2020 Louisiana 27, Miami (OH) 17 29,212 Franklin American Mortgage Present Site: Nashville, TN Stadium (Capacity): (68,798) Name Changes: Music City Bowl (1998, 2000-01); HomePoint.com Music City Bowl (1999); Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl (2002-03); Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl Presented By Bridgestone (2004-09); Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl (since 2010) Playing Sites: (1998); Adelphia Coliseum, renamed The Coliseum in 2002, renamed LP Field in 2006, renamed Nissan Stadium in 2015 (since 1999)

Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/1998 Virginia Tech 38, Alabama 7 41,248 12/29/1999 Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13 59,221 12/28/2000 West Virginia 49, Ole Miss 38 47,119 12/28/2001 Boston College 20, Georgia 16 46,125 12/30/2002 Minnesota 29, Arkansas 14 39,183 12/31/2003 Auburn 28, Wisconsin 14 55,109 12/31/2004 Minnesota 20, Alabama 16 66,089 12/30/2005 Virginia 34, Minnesota 31 40,519 12/29/2006 Kentucky 28, Clemson 20 68,024 12/31/2007 Kentucky 35, Florida St. 28 68,661 12/31/2008 Vanderbilt 16, Boston College 14 54,250 12/27/2009 Clemson 21, Kentucky 13 57,280 12/30/2010 North Carolina 30, Tennessee 27 (2 OT) *69,143 12/30/2011 Mississippi St. 23, Wake Forest 17 55,208 12/31/2012 Vanderbilt 38, North Carolina St. 24 55,801 12/30/2013 Ole Miss 25, Georgia Tech 17 52,125 12/30/2014 Notre Dame 31, LSU 28 60,419 12/30/2015 Louisville 27, Texas A&M 21 50,478 12/30/2016 Tennessee 38, Nebraska 24 68,496 12/29/2017 Northwestern 24, Kentucky 23 48,675 12/28/2018 Auburn 63, Purdue 14 59,024 12/30/2019 Louisville 38, Mississippi St. 28 46,850

Lending Tree Bowl Present Site: Mobile, AL Stadium (Capacity): Ladd-Peebles Stadium (40,646) Name Changes: Mobile Alabama Bowl (1999); GMAC Mobile Alabama Bowl (2000); GMAC Bowl (2001-10); GoDaddy.com Bowl (2011-13); GoDaddy Bowl (2014-15); Dollar General Bowl (2015-18); Lending Tree Bowl (since 2019) Playing Site: Ladd-Peebles Stadium (since 1999) Date Game Result Attendance 12/22/1999 TCU 28, East Carolina 14 34,200 12/20/2000 Southern Miss. 28, TCU 21 40,300 12/19/2001 Marshall 64, East Carolina 61 (2 OT) 40,139 12/18/2002 Marshall 38, Louisville 15 *40,646 12/18/2003 Miami (OH) 49, Louisville 28 40,620 12/22/2004 Bowling Green 52, Memphis 35 40,160 12/21/2005 Toledo 45, UTEP 13 35,422 1/7/2007 Southern Miss. 28, Ohio 7 38,751 1/6/2008 Tulsa 63, Bowling Green 7 36,932 1/6/2009 Tulsa 45, Ball St. 13 32,816 1/6/2010 Central Mich. 44, Troy 41 (2 OT) 34,486

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R+L Carriers Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: New Orleans 12/28/2002 Virginia 48, West Virginia 22 73,535 Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Superdome (72,000) 12/27/2003 Virginia 23, Pittsburgh 16 51,236 Name Changes: New Orleans Bowl (2001-03); Wyndham New Orleans Bowl 12/30/2004 Boston College 37, North Carolina 24 73,238 (2004-05); R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (since 2006) 12/31/2005 North Carolina St. 14, South Fla. 0 57,937 12/30/2006 Boston College 25, Navy 24 52,303 Playing Sites: Louisiana Superdome, renamed Mercedes-Benz Superdome in 2011 (since 2001); ^Cajun Field, Lafayette, LA (2005) 12/29/2007 Wake Forest 24, UConn 10 53,126 12/27/2008 West Virginia 31, North Carolina 30 *73,712 Date Game Result Attendance 12/26/2009 Pittsburgh 19, North Carolina 17 50,389 12/18/2001 Colorado St. 45, North Texas 20 27,004 12/31/2010 South Fla. 31, Clemson 27 41,122 12/17/2002 North Texas 24, Cincinnati 19 19,024 12/27/2011 North Carolina St. 31, Louisville 24 58,427 12/16/2003 Memphis 27, North Texas 17 25,184 12/27/2012 Cincinnati 48, Duke 34 48,128 12/14/2004 Southern Miss. 31, North Texas 10 27,253 12/28/2013 North Carolina 39, Cincinnati 17 45,211 12/20/2005 Southern Miss. 31, Arkansas St. 19^ 18,338 12/30/2014 Georgia 37, Louisville 14 45,671 12/22/2006 Troy 41, Rice 17 24,791 12/30/2015 Mississippi St. 51, North Carolina St. 28 46,423 12/21/2007 Fla. Atlantic 44, Memphis 27 25,146 12/29/2016 Virginia Tech 35, Arkansas 24 46,902 12/21/2008 Southern Miss. 30, Troy 27 (OT) 30,197 12/29/2017 Wake Forest 55, Texas A&M 52 32,784 12/20/2009 Middle Tenn. 42, Southern Miss. 32 30,228 12/29/2018 Virginia 28, South Carolina 0 48,263 12/18/2010 Troy 48, Ohio 21 29,159 12/31/2019 Kentucky 37, Virginia Tech 30 44,138 12/17/2011 Louisiana 32, San Diego St. 30 42,841 12/22/2012 Louisiana 43, East Carolina 34 48,828 12/21/2013 Louisiana 24, Tulane 21 *54,728 Present Site: Santa Clara, CA 12/20/2014 Louisiana 16, Nevada 3 34,014 Stadium (Capacity): Levi’s Stadium (68,500) 12/19/2015 Lousiana Tech 47, Arkansas St. 28 32,847 Name Changes: Diamond Walnut Bowl (2002-03); Emerald 12/17/2016 Southern Miss. 28, Louisiana 21 35,061 Bowl (2004-09); Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl (2011-12); Fight Hunger Bowl 12/16/2017 Troy 50, North Texas 30 24,904 (2013); Foster Farms Bowl (2014-17); Redbox Bowl (since 2018) 12/15/2018 Appalachian St. 45, Middle Tenn. 13 23,942 Playing Site: Pacific Bell Park, renamed SBC Park in 2004, renamed AT&T 12/21/2019 Appalachian St. 31, UAB 17 21,202 Park in 2006 (2002-13); Levi’s Stadium (since 2014) ^Game played at Cajun Field in Lafayette, LA, because of damage sus- tained to the Louisiana Superdome as a result of Hurricane Katrina. Date Game Result Attendance 12/31/2002 Virginia Tech 20, Air Force 13 25,966 SoFi 12/31/2003 Boston College 35, Colorado St. 21 25,621 Present Site: 12/30/2004 Navy 34, New Mexico 19 30,563 Stadium (Capacity): (50,000) 12/29/2005 Utah 38, Georgia Tech 10 25,742 12/27/2006 *Florida St. 44, UCLA 27 40,331 Name Changes: Conagra Foods Hawaii Bowl (2002); Sheraton Hawaii Bowl (2003-13); Hawaii Bowl (2014-17); SoFi Hawaii Bowl (since 2018) 12/28/2007 Oregon St. 21, Maryland 14 32,517 12/27/2008 California 24, Miami (FL) 17 *42,268 Playing Site: Aloha Stadium (since 2002) 12/26/2009 Southern California 24, Boston College 13 40,121 Date Game Result Attendance 1/9/2011 Nevada 20, Boston College 13 41,063 12/31/2011 Illinois 20, UCLA 14 29,878 12/25/2002 Tulane 36, Hawaii 28 31,535 12/29/2012 Arizona St. 62, Navy 28 34,172 12/25/2003 Hawaii 54, Houston 48 (3 OT) 29,005 12/27/2013 Washington 31, BYU 16 34,136 12/24/2004 Hawaii 59, UAB 40 39,662 12/30/2014 Stanford 45, Maryland 21 34,780 12/24/2005 Nevada 49, UCF 48 (OT) 26,254 12/26/2015 Nebraska 37, UCLA 29 33,527 12/24/2006 Hawaii 41, Arizona St. 24 43,435 12/28/2016 Utah 26, Indiana 24 27,608 12/23/2007 East Carolina 41, Boise St. 38 30,467 12/27/2017 Purdue 38, Arizona 35 28,436 12/24/2008 Notre Dame 49, Hawaii 21 *45,718 12/31/2018 Oregon 7, Michigan St. 6 30,212 12/24/2009 SMU 45, Nevada 10 32,650 12/30/2019 California 35, Illinois 20 34,177 12/24/2010 Tulsa 62, Hawaii 35 43,673 12/24/2011 Southern Miss. 24, Nevada 17 32,630 Lockheed Martin 12/24/2012 SMU 43, Fresno St. 10 30,024 Present Site: Fort Worth, TX 12/24/2013 Oregon St. 38, Boise St. 23 29,106 12/24/2014 Rice 30, Fresno St. 6 25,365 Stadium (Capacity): Amon G. Carter Stadium (44,000) 12/24/2015 San Diego St. 42, Cincinnati 7 22,793 Name Changes: PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl (2003-04); Fort Worth Bowl 12/24/2016 Hawaii 52, Middle Tenn. 35 23,175 (2005); Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl (2006-13); Lockheed Martin 12/24/2017 Fresno St. 33, Houston 27 20,546 Armed Forces Bowl (since 2014) 12/22/2018 Louisiana Tech 31, Hawaii 14 30,911 Playing Sites: Amon G. Carter Stadium (since 2003); #Gerald J. Ford 12/27/2019 Hawaii 38, BYU 34 21,582 Stadium, Dallas (2010-11)

Belk Bowl Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Charlotte, NC 12/23/2003 Boise St. 34, TCU 31 38,028 Stadium (Capacity): (73,778) 12/23/2004 Cincinnati 32, Marshall 14 27,902 12/23/2005 Kansas 42, Houston 13 33,505 Name Changes: Continental Tire Bowl (2002-04); Meineke Car Care Bowl 12/23/2006 Utah 25, Tulsa 13 32,412 (2005-10); Belk Bowl (since 2011) 12/31/2007 California 42, Air Force 36 44,009 Playing Site: Ericsson Stadium, renamed Bank of America Stadium in 2004 12/31/2008 Houston 34, Air Force 28 41,127 (since 2002) 12/31/2009 Air Force 47, Houston 20 41,414 12/30/2010 Army 16, SMU 14# 36,742

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Date Game Result Attendance Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas 12/30/2011 BYU 24, Tulsa 21# 30,258 Bowl 12/29/2012 Rice 33, Air Force 14 40,754 Present Site: Houston 12/30/2013 Navy 24, Middle Tenn. St. 6 39,246 Stadium (Capacity): NRG Stadium (71,500) 1/2/2015 Houston 35, Pittsburgh 34 37,888 12/29/2015 California 55, Air Force 36 38,915 Name Changes: (2006-10, 2013); Meineke Car Care Bowl of 12/23/2016 Louisiana Tech 48, Navy 45 40,542 Texas (2011-12); AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl (2014-16); Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl (since 2017) 12/23/2017 Army West Point 42, San Diego St. 35 35,986 12/22/2018 Army West Point 70, Houston 14 *44,738 Playing Site: Reliant Stadium, renamed NRG Stadium in 2014 (since 2006) 1/4/2020 Tulane 30, Southern Miss. 13 38,513 Date Game Result Attendance # Games played at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in Dallas due to renovation at 12/28/2006 Rutgers 37, Kansas St. 10 52,210 Amon G. Carter Stadium. 12/28/2007 TCU 20, Houston 13 62,097 Presented By 12/30/2008 Rice 38, Western Mich. 14 58,880 12/31/2009 Navy 35, Missouri 13 69,441 Progressive 12/29/2010 Illinois 38, Baylor 14 68,211 Present Site: Albuquerque, NM 12/31/2011 Texas A&M 33, Northwestern 22 68,395 Stadium (Capacity): Dreamstyle Stadium (39,224) 12/28/2012 Texas Tech 34, Minnesota 31 50,386 Playing Surface: Grass 12/27/2013 Syracuse 21, Minnesota 17 37,327 12/29/2014 Arkansas 31, Texas 7 71,115 Name Changes: New Mexico Bowl (2006-10); Gildan New Mexico Bowl 12/29/2015 LSU 56, Texas Tech 27 *71,307 (2011-17); New Mexico Bowl Presented by Progressive (since 2018) 12/28/2016 Kansas St. 33, Texas A&M 28 68,412 Playing Site: University Stadium; renamed Dreamstyle Stadium in 2017 12/27/2017 Texas 33, Missouri 16 67,820 (since 2006) 12/27/2018 Baylor 45, Vanderbilt 38 51,104 Date Game Result Attendance 12/27/2019 Texas A&M 24, Oklahoma St. 21 68,415 12/23/2006 San Jose St. 20, New Mexico 12 *34,111 presented by Northrup 12/22/2007 New Mexico 23, Nevada 0 30,233 12/20/2008 Colorado St. 40, Fresno St. 35 24,735 Grumman 12/19/2009 Wyoming 35, Fresno St. 28 (2 OT) 24,898 Present Site: Annapolis, MD 12/18/2010 BYU 52, UTEP 24 32,424 Stadium (Capacity): Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (34,000) 12/17/2011 Temple 37, Wyoming 15 25,762 Name Changes: EagleBank Bowl (2008-09); Military Bowl presented by 12/15/2012 Arizona 49, Nevada 48 24,610 Northrop Grumman (since 2010) 12/21/2013 Colorado St. 48, Washington St. 45 27,104 12/20/2014 Utah St. 21, UTEP 6 20,725 Playing Site: RFK Stadium (2008-12); Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (since 2013) 12/19/2015 Arizona 45, New Mexico 37 30,289 12/17/2016 New Mexico 23, UTSA 20 29,688 Date Game Result Attendance 12/16/2017 Marshall 31, Colorado St. 28 26,087 12/20/2008 Wake Forest 29, Navy 19 28,777 12/15/2018 Utah St. 52, North Texas 13 25,387 12/29/2009 UCLA 30, Temple 21 23,072 12/21/2019 San Diego St. 48, Central Mich. 11 18,823 12/29/2010 Maryland 51, East Carolina 20 *38,062 12/28/2011 Toledo 42, Air Force 41 25,042 TicketSmarter 12/27/2012 San Jose St. 29, Bowling Green 20 17,835 Present Site: Birmingham, AL 12/27/2013 Marshall 31, Maryland 20 30,163 Stadium (Capacity): (72,000) 12/27/2014 Virginia Tech 33, Cincinnati 17 34,277 Name Changes: Papajohns.com Bowl (2006-10); BBVA Compass Bowl 12/28/2015 Navy 44, Pittsburgh 28 36,352 (2011-14); Birmingham Bowl (2015-17); Jared Birmingham Bowl (2018); 12/27/2016 Wake Forest 34, Temple 26 26,656 TicketSmarter Birmingham Bowl (since 2019) 12/28/2017 Navy 49, Virginia 7 35,921 Playing Site: Legion Field (since 2006) 12/31/2018 Cincinnati 35, Virginia Tech 31 32,832 12/27/2019 North Carolina 55, Temple 13 24.242 Date Game Result Attendance 12/23/2006 South Fla. 24, East Carolina 7 32,023 Bad Boy Mowers 12/22/2007 Cincinnati 31, Southern Miss. 21 35,258 Present Site: Tampa, FL 12/29/2008 Rutgers 29, North Carolina St. 23 38,582 Stadium (Capacity): Raymond James Stadium (65,618) 1/2/2010 UConn 20, South Carolina 7 45,254 Name Changes: MagicJack St. Petersburg Bowl (2008-09); Beef ‘O’ Brady’s 1/8/2011 Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10 41,207 Bowl St. Petersburg (2010-13); Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl (2014); St. 1/7/2012 SMU 28, Pittsburgh 6 29,726 Petersburg Bowl (2015-16); Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl (since 2017) 1/5/2013 Ole Miss 38, Pittsburgh 17 59,135 Playing Site: (2008-18); Raymond James Stadium (since 1/4/2014 Vanderbilt 41, Houston 24 42,717 2019) 1/3/2015 Florida 28, East Carolina 20 30,083 12/30/2015 Auburn 31, Memphis 10 *59,430 Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/2016 South Fla. 46, South Carolina 39 (ot) 31,229 12/20/2008 South Fla. 41, Memphis 14 25,205 12/23/2017 South Fla. 38, Texas Tech 34 28,623 12/19/2009 Rutgers 45, UCF 24 29,763 12/22/2018 Wake Forest 37, Memphis 34 25,717 12/21/2010 Louisville 31, Southern Miss. 28 20,017 1/2/2020 Cincinnati 38, Boston College 6 27,193 12/20/2011 Marshall 20, FIU 10 20,072 12/21/2012 UCF 38, Ball St. 17 21,759

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Date Game Result Attendance (2016); Cheribundi Tart Cherry Boca Raton Bowl (2017); Cheribundi Boca Raton Bowl (since 2018) 12/23/2013 East Carolina 37, Ohio 20 20,053 12/26/2014 North Carolina St. 34, UCF 27 26,675 Playing Site: FAU Stadium (since 2014) 12/26/2015 Marshall 16, UConn 10 14,652 Date Game Result Attendance 12/26/2016 Mississippi St. 17, Miami (OH) 16 15,717 12/21/2017 Temple 28, FIU 3 16,363 12/23/2014 Marshall 52, Northern Ill. 23 *29,419 12/20/2018 Marshall 38, South Fla. 20 14,135 12/22/2015 Toledo 32, Temple 17 25,908 12/23/2019 UCF 48, Marshall 25 *33,539 12/20/2016 Western Ky. 51, Memphis 31 24,726 12/19/2017 Fla. Atlantic 50, Akron 3 25,912 New Era 12/18/2018 UAB 37, Northern Ill. 13 22,614 Present Site: Bronx, NY 12/21/2019 Fla. Atlantic 52, SMU 28 23,187 Stadium (Capacity): (50,285) Makers Wanted Playing Site: Yankee Stadium (since 2010) Present Site: Nassau, Bahamas Date Game Result Attendance Stadium (Capacity): (15,023) 12/30/2010 Syracuse 36, Kansas St. 34 38,274 Name Changes: Bahamas Bowl(2014-17); Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl 12/30/2011 Rutgers 27, Iowa St. 13 38,328 (since 2018) 12/29/2012 Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 39,098 Playing Site: Thomas Robinson Stadium (since 2014) 12/28/2013 Notre Dame 29, Rutgers 16 47,122 12/27/2014 Penn St. 31, Boston College 30 (ot) *49,012 Date Game Result Attendance 12/26/2015 Duke 44, Indiana 41 (ot) 37,218 12/24/2014 Western Ky. 49, Central Mich. 48 *13,667 12/28/2016 Northwestern 31, Pittsburgh 24 37,918 12/24/2015 Western Mich. 45, Middle Tenn. 31 13,123 12/27/2017 Iowa 27, Boston College 20 37,667 12/23/2016 Old Dominion 24, Eastern Mich. 20 13,422 12/27/2018 Wisconsin 35, Miami 3 37,821 12/22/2017 Ohio 41, UAB 6 13,585 12/27/2019 Michigan St. 27, Wake Forest 21 36,895 12/21/2018 FIU 35, Toledo 32 13,510 12/20/2019 Buffalo 31, Charlotte 9 13,547 SERVEPRO Present Site: University Park, TX FBC Mortgage Present Site: Orlando, FL Stadium (Capacity): Gerald J. Ford Stadium (32,000) Stadium (Capacity): (25,500) Name Changes: TicketCity Bowl (2011-12); Heart of Dallas Bowl (2013-14); Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl (2014-17); SERVPRO First Responder Bowl Name Changes: AutoNation Cure Bowl (2015-18); FBC Mortgage Cure Bowl (since 2018) (since 2019) Playing Site: Cotton Bowl (2011-18); Gerald J. Ford Stadium (since 2019) Playing Site: Camping World Stadium (2015-18); Exploria Stadium (since 2019) Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/2011 Texas Tech 45, Northwestern 38 40,121 Date Game Result Attendance 1/2/2012 Houston 30, Penn St. 14 46,817 12/19/2015 San Jose St. 27, Georgia St. 16 18,536 1/1/2013 Oklahoma St. 58, Purdue 14 *48,313 12/17/2016 Arkansas St. 31, UCF 13 *27,213 1/1/2014 North Texas 36, UNLV 14 38,380 12/16/2017 Georgia St. 27, Western Ky. 17 19,585 12/26/2014 Louisiana Tech 35, Illinois 18 31,297 12/15/2018 Tulane 41, Louisiana 24 19,066 12/26/2015 Washington 44, Southern Miss. 31 20,229 12/21/2019 Liberty 23, Ga. Southern 16 18,158 12/27/2016 Army West Point 38, North Texas 31 (ot) 39,117 12/26/2017 Utah 30, West Virginia 14 20,507 Nova Home Loans 12/26/2018 Boston College vs. Boise St.^ N/A Present Site: Tucson, AZ 12/30/2019 Western Ky. 23, Western Mich. 20 13,164 Stadium (Capacity): Arizona Stadium (56,029) ^Game canceled because of weather. Playing Site: Arizona Stadium (since 2015)

Camellia Bowl Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Montgomery, AL 12/29/2015 Nevada 28, Colorado St. 23 20,425 Stadium (Capacity): (25,000) 12/30/2016 Air Force 45, South Ala. 21 33,868 Name Changes: Camellia Bowl (2014-18); Camellia Bowl 12/29/2017 New Mexico St. 26, Utah St. 20 *39,132 (since 2019) 12/29/2018 Nevada 16, Arkansas St. 13 32,368 Playing Site: Cramton Bowl (since 2014) 12/31/2019 Wyoming 38, Georgia St. 17 36,892 Date Game Result Attendance 12/20/2014 Bowling Green 33, South Ala. 28 *38,274 12/19/2015 Appalachian St. 31, Ohio 29 21,395 12/17/2016 Appalachian St. 31, Toldedo 28 20,500 12/16/2017 Middle Tenn. 35, Arkansas St. 30 20,612 12/15/2018 Georgia Southern 23, Eastern Mich. 21 17,710 12/21/2019 Arkansas St. 34, FIU 26 16,209

Cheribundi Boca Raton Bowl Present Site: Boca Raton, FL Stadium (Capacity): FAU Stadium (29,419) Name Changes: Boca Raton Bowl (2014); Marmot Boca Raton Bowl (2015);

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Tropical Smoothie Cafe Date Game Result Attendance Present Site: Frisco, TX 12/28/1985 Alabama 24, Southern California 3 35,183 Stadium (Capacity): (20,500) 12/27/1986 Arizona 30, North Carolina 21 26,743 Name Changes: DXL Frisco Bowl (2017-18); Tropical Smoothie Cafe Frisco 12/25/1987 UCLA 20, Florida 16 24,839 Bowl (since 2019) 12/25/1988 Washington St. 24, Houston 22 35,132 12/25/1989 Michigan St. 33, Hawaii 13 †50,000 Toyota Stadium (since 2017) Playing Site: 12/25/1990 Syracuse 28, Arizona 0 14,185 12/25/1991 Georgia Tech 18, Stanford 17 34,433 Date Game Result Attendance 12/25/1992 Kansas 23, BYU 20 42,933 12/20/2017 Louisiana Tech 51, SMU 10 *14,419 12/25/1993 Colorado 41, Fresno St. 30 44,009 12/19/2018 Ohio 27, San Diego St. 0 11,029 12/25/1994 Boston College 12, Kansas St. 7 44,862 12/20/2019 Kent St. 51, Utah St. 41 12,120 12/25/1995 Kansas 51, UCLA 30 41,111 12/25/1996 Navy 42, California 38 43,380 College Football Playoff National 12/25/1997 Washington 51, Michigan St. 23 44,598 Championship 12/25/1998 Colorado 51, Oregon 43 46,451 Present Site: New Orleans 12/25/1999 Wake Forest 23, Arizona St. 3 40,974 Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Superdome (72,000) 12/25/2000 Boston College 31, Arizona St. 17 24,397 Playing Site: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX (2015); (Named before 1998.) Stadium, Glendale, AZ (2016); Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL (2017); Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (2018); Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, CA Aviation (2019); Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans (2020) (Dayton, OH) Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 1/12/2015 Ohio St. 42, Oregon 20 *85,689 12/9/1961 New Mexico 28, Western Mich. 12 3,694 1/11/2016 Alabama 45, Clemson 40 75,765 1/9/2017 Clemson 35, Alabama 31 74,512 Bacardi 1/8/2018 Alabama 26, Georgia 23 (OT) 77,430 (Cuban National Sports Festival at Havana) 1/7/2019 Clemson 44, Alabama 16 74,814 1/13/2020 LSU 42, Clemson 25 76,885 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1937 Auburn 7, Villanova 7 12,000

FORMER MAJOR BOWL GAMES BCS National Championship (Various Sites) Games in which at least one team was classified major that . † Attendance high for that bowl. Date Game Result Attendance 1/8/2007 Florida 41, Ohio St. 14 74,628 Alamo 1/7/2008 LSU 38, Ohio St. 24 79,651 (San Antonio) 1/8/2009 Florida 24, Oklahoma 14 78,468 Date Game Result Attendance 1/7/2010 Alabama 37, Texas 21 *94,906 1/10/2011 Auburn 22, Oregon 19 78,603 1/4/1947 Hardin-Simmons 20, Denver 0 3,730 1/9/2012 Alabama 21, LSU 0 78,237 1/7/2013 Alabama 42, Notre Dame 14 80,120 All-American 1/6/2014 Florida St. 34, Auburn 31 94,208 (Birmingham, AL) (Played at University of Phoenix Stadium in 2007 and 2011; Louisiana Date Game Result Attendance Superdome in 2008; Dolphin Stadium in 2009; Rose Bowl in 2010 and 12/22/1977 Maryland 17, Minnesota 7 47,000 2014; Mercedes-Benz Superdome in 2012; Sun Life Stadium in 2013. 12/20/1978 Texas A&M 28, Iowa St. 12 41,500 Bluebonnet 12/29/1979 Missouri 24, South Carolina 14 62,785 (Houston) 12/27/1980 Arkansas 34, Tulane 15 30,000 12/31/1981 Mississippi St. 10, Kansas 0 41,672 Date Game Result Attendance 12/31/1982 Air Force 36, Vanderbilt 28 †75,000 12/19/1959 Clemson 23, TCU 7 55,000 12/22/1983 West Virginia 20, Kentucky 16 42,000 12/17/1960 Alabama 3, Texas 3 †68,000 12/29/1984 Kentucky 20, Wisconsin 19 47,300 12/16/1961 Kansas 33, Rice 7 52,000 12/31/1985 Georgia Tech 17, Michigan St. 14 45,000 12/22/1962 Missouri 14, Georgia Tech 10 55,000 12/31/1986 Florida St. 27, Indiana 13 30,000 12/21/1963 Baylor 14, LSU 7 50,000 12/22/1987 Virginia 22, BYU 16 37,000 12/19/1964 Tulsa 14, Ole Miss 7 50,000 12/29/1988 Florida 14, Illinois 10 48,218 12/18/1965 Tennessee 27, Tulsa 6 40,000 12/28/1989 Texas Tech 49, Duke 21 47,750 12/17/1966 Texas 19, Ole Miss 0 67,000 12/28/1990 North Carolina St. 31, Southern Miss. 27 44,000 12/23/1967 Colorado 31, Miami (FL) 21 30,156 (Named Hall of Fame Classic from 1977 to1986. Played at Legion Field, 12/31/1968 SMU 28, Oklahoma 27 53,543 capacity 75,952) 12/31/1969 Houston 36, Auburn 7 55,203 12/31/1970 Alabama 24, Oklahoma 24 53,829 Aloha Classic 12/31/1971 Colorado 29, Houston 17 54,720 (Honolulu) 12/30/1972 Tennessee 24, LSU 17 52,961 Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/1973 Houston 47, Tulane 7 44,358 12/23/1974 Houston 31, North Carolina St. 31 35,122 12/25/1982 Washington 21, Maryland 20 30,055 12/27/1975 Texas 38, Colorado 21 52,748 12/26/1983 Penn St. 13, Washington 10 37,212 12/31/1976 Nebraska 27, Texas Tech 24 48,618 12/29/1984 SMU 27, Notre Dame 20 41,777

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Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 12/31/1977 Southern California 47, Texas A&M 28 52,842 1/1/1925 West Va. Wesleyan 9, SMU 7 7,000 12/31/1978 Stanford 25, Georgia 22 34,084 1/1/1934 Arkansas 7, Centenary (LA) 7 †12,000 12/31/1979 Purdue 27, Tennessee 22 40,542 12/31/1980 North Carolina 16, Texas 7 36,667 Fort Worth Classic 12/31/1981 Michigan 33, UCLA 14 40,309 (Fort Worth, TX) 12/31/1982 Arkansas 28, Florida 24 31,557 Date Game Result Attendance 12/31/1983 Oklahoma St. 24, Baylor 14 50,090 12/31/1984 West Virginia 31, TCU 14 43,260 1/1/1921 Centre 63, TCU 7 9,000 12/31/1985 Air Force 24, Texas 16 42,000 12/31/1986 Baylor 21, Colorado 9 40,476 Freedom 12/31/1987 Texas 32, Pittsburgh 27 23,282 (Anaheim, CA) (Played at Rice Stadium 1959-67 and 1985, 1968-84 and from Date Game Result Attendance 1986; Astrodome capacity 60,000) 12/26/1984 Iowa 55, Texas 17 24,093 12/30/1985 Washington 20, Colorado 17 30,961 luegrass B 12/30/1986 UCLA 31, BYU 10 †55,422 (Louisville, KY) 12/30/1987 Arizona St. 33, Air Force 28 33,261 Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/1988 BYU 20, Colorado 17 35,941 12/13/1958 Oklahoma St. 15, Florida St. 6 7,000 12/30/1989 Washington 34, Florida 7 33,858 12/29/1990 Colorado St. 32, Oregon 31 41,450 California 12/30/1991 Tulsa 28, San Diego St. 17 34,217 (Fresno, CA) 12/29/1992 Fresno St. 24, Southern California 7 50,745 12/30/1993 Southern California 28, Utah 21 37,203 Date Game Result Attendance 12/27/1994 Utah 16, Arizona 13 27,477 12/19/1981 Toledo 27, San Jose St. 25 15,565 12/18/1982 Fresno St. 29, Bowling Green 28 30,000 Garden State 12/17/1983 Northern Ill. 20, Cal St. Fullerton 13 20,464 (East Rutherford, NJ) 12/15/1984 UNLV 30, ^Toledo 13 21,741 Date Game Result Attendance 12/14/1985 Fresno St. 51, Bowling Green 7 32,554 12/13/1986 San Jose St. 37, Miami (OH) 7 10,743 12/16/1978 Arizona St. 34, Rutgers 18 33,402 12/12/1987 Eastern Mich. 30, San Jose St. 27 24,000 12/15/1979 Temple 28, California 17 †55,493 12/10/1988 Fresno St. 35, Western Mich. 30 31,272 12/14/1980 Houston 35, Navy 0 41,417 12/9/1989 Fresno St. 27, Ball St. 6 31,610 12/13/1981 Tennessee 28, Wisconsin 21 38,782 12/8/1990 San Jose St. 48, Central Mich. 24 25,431 12/14/1991 Bowling Green 28, Fresno St. 21 †34,825 Gotham ^Won by forfeit. () Date Game Result Attendance Camellia 12/9/1961 Baylor 24, Utah St. 9 †15,123 (Lafayette, LA) 12/15/1962 Nebraska 36, Miami (FL) 34 6,166 Date Game Result Attendance Great Lakes 12/30/1948 Hardin-Simmons 49, Wichita St. 12 4,500 (Cleveland) Cherry Date Game Result Attendance (Pontiac, MI) 12/6/1947 Kentucky 24, Villanova 14 14,908 Date Game Result Attendance Harbor 12/22/1984 Army 10, Michigan St. 6 †70,332 (San Diego) 12/21/1985 Maryland 35, Syracuse 18 51,858 Date Game Result Attendance Delta 1/1/1947 Montana St. 13, New Mexico 13 7,000 (Memphis, TN) 1/1/1948 Hardin-Simmons 53, San Diego St. 0 12,000 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1949 Villanova 27, Nevada 7 †20,000 1/1/1948 Ole Miss 13, TCU 9 †28,120 Houston 1/1/1949 William & Mary 20, Oklahoma St. 0 15,069 (Houston) Dixie Bowl Date Game Result Attendance (Birmingham, AL) 12/27/2000 East Carolina 40, Texas Tech 27 33,899 Date Game Result Attendance 12/28/2001 Texas A&M 28, TCU 9 †53,480 12/27/2002 Oklahoma St. 33, Southern Miss. 23 44,687 1/1/1948 Arkansas 21, William & Mary 19 †22,000 12/30/2003 Texas Tech 38, Navy 14 51,068 1/1/1949 Baylor 20, Wake Forest 7 20,000 12/29/2004 Colorado 33, UTEP 28 27,235 12/31/2005 TCU 27, Iowa St. 24 37,286 Dixie Classic (Dallas) (Named galleryfurniture.com Bowl in 2000 and 2001, and played at Reliant Astrodome. Played at Reliant Stadium from 2002 to 2005.) Date Game Result Attendance 1/2/1922 Texas A&M 22, Centre 14 †12,000

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International Bowl Presidential Cup () (College Park, MD) Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 1/6/2007 Cincinnati 27, Western Mich. 24 26,717 12/9/1950 Texas A&M 40, Georgia 20 12,245 1/5/2008 Rutgers 52, Ball St. 30 31,455 1/3/2009 UConn 38, Buffalo 20 †40,184 Raisin 1/2/2010 South Fla. 27, Northern Ill. 3 22,185 (Fresno, CA) (, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Capacity: 53,506) Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1946 Drake 13, Fresno St. 12 10,000 Christmas Festival 1/1/1947 San Jose St. 20, Utah St. 0 †13,000 (Los Angeles) 1/1/1948 Pacific 26, Wichita St. 14 †13,000 Date Game Result Attendance 1/1/1949 Occidental 21, Colorado St. 20 10,000 12/25/1924 Southern California 20, Missouri 7 47,000 12/31/1949 San Jose St. 20, Texas Tech 13 9,000

Mercy Salad (Los Angeles) (Phoenix) Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 11/23/1961 Fresno St. 36, Bowling Green 6 33,145 1/1/1948 Nevada 13, North Texas 6 12,500 1/1/1949 Drake 14, Arizona 13 17,500 1/1/1950 Xavier 33, Arizona St. 21 18,500 (Miami) 1/1/1951 Miami (OH) 34, Arizona St. 21 †23,000 1/1/1952 Houston 26, Dayton 21 17,000 Date Game Result Attendance 12/22/2014 Memphis 55, BYU 48 (2ot) 20,761 San Diego East-West Christmas 12/21/2015 Western Ky. 45, South Fla. 35 21,712 Classic 12/19/2016 Tulsa 55, Central Mich. 10 15,262 (San Diego) Oil Date Game Result Attendance (Houston) 12/26/1921 Centre 38, Arizona 0 †5,000 Date Game Result Attendance 12/25/1922 West Virginia 21, Gonzaga 13 †5,000 1/1/1946 Georgia 20, Tulsa 6 †27,000 1/1/1947 Georgia Tech 41, St. Mary’s (CA) 19 23,000 (Seattle) Pasadena Bowl Date Game Result Attendance (Pasadena, CA) 12/25/1998 Air Force 45, Washington 25 †46,451 Date Game Result Attendance 12/29/1999 Hawaii 23, Oregon St. 17 40,974 12/24/2000 Georgia 37, Virginia 14 24,187 12/2/1967 West Tex. A&M 35, CSUN 13 28,802 12/27/2001 Georgia Tech 24, Stanford 14 30,144 12/6/1969 San Diego St. 28, Boston U. 7 †41,276 12/30/2002 Wake Forest 38, Oregon 17 38,241 12/19/1970 Long Beach St. 24, Louisville 24 20,472 12/18/1971 Memphis 28, San Jose St. 9 15,244 (Named Oahu Classic before 2001 and played at Honolulu, Hawaii. In 2001, played at Safeco Field, Seattle. In 2002, played at Seahawks Stadium, (Called Junior Rose Bowl in 1967) Seattle, Wash.)

Poinsettia Bowl Shrine (San Diego, CA) (Little Rock, AR) Date Game Result Attendance Date Game Result Attendance 12/22/2005 Navy 51, Colorado St. 30 36,842 12/18/1948 Hardin-Simmons 40, Ouachita Baptist 12 5,000 12/19/2006 TCU 37, Northern Ill. 7 29,709 12/20/2007 Utah 35, Navy 32 39,129 12/23/2008 TCU 17, Boise St. 16 34,628 Silicon Valley Football Classic 12/23/2009 Utah 37, California 27 32,665 (San Jose, CA) 12/23/2010 San Diego St. 35, Navy 14 *48,049 12/21/2011 TCU 31, Louisiana Tech 24 24,607 Date Game Result Attendance 12/20/2012 BYU 23, San Diego St. 6 35,442 12/31/2000 Air Force 37, Fresno St. 34 26,542 12/26/2013 Utah St. 21, Northern Ill. 14 23,408 12/31/2001 Michigan St. 44, Fresno St. 35 †30,456 12/23/2014 Navy 17, San Diego St. 16 33,077 12/31/2002 Fresno St. 30, Georgia Tech 21 10,132 12/23/2015 Boise St. 55, Northern Ill. 7 21,501 12/30/2003 Fresno St. 17, UCLA 9 20,126 12/21/2016 BYU 24, Wyoming 21 28,114 12/30/2004 Northern Ill. 34, Troy 21 21,456

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OTHER MAJOR POSTSEASON GAMES

There was a proliferation of postseason benefit games specially scheduled at the conclusion of the regular season during the Great Depression (principally in 1931) to raise money for relief of the unemployed in response to the President’s Committee on Mobilization of Relief Resources and for other charitable causes. The exact number of these games is unknown, but it is estimated that more than 100 college games were played nationwide during this period, often irrespective of the com- peting teams’ records. Most notable among these postseason games were the Tennessee-New York University game of 1931 and the Army-Navy contests of 1930 and 1931 (the two academies had severed athletics relations during 1928-31 and did not meet in regular-season play). All three games were played before huge crowds in ’s Yankee Stadium. Following is a list of the principal postseason benefit and charity games involving at least one major college. Not included (nor included in all-time team won-lost records) are several special feature, same-day double-header in 1931 in which four participating­ teams were paired to play halves or modified quarters.

Date Site Opposing Teams 12-6-30 New York Colgate 7, New York U. 0 12-13-30 New York Army 6, Navy 0 11-28-31 Kansas City Temple 38, Missouri 6 11-28-31 Purdue 7, Northwestern 0 11-28-31 Minnesota 19, Ohio St. 7 11-28-31 Ann Arbor Michigan 16, Wisconsin 0 11-28-31 Philadelphia Penn St. 31, Lehigh 0 12-2-31 Chattanooga Alabama 49, Chattanooga 0 12-3-31 Brooklyn Manhattan 7, Rutgers 6 12-5-31 Denver Nebraska 20, Colorado St. 7 12-5-31 Pittsburgh Carnegie Mellon 0, Duquesne 0 12-5-31 New York Tennessee 13, New York U. 0 12-5-31 St. Louis Saint Louis 31, Missouri 6 12-5-31 Topeka Kansas 6, Washburn 0 12-5-31 Wichita Kansas St. 20, Wichita St. 6 12-5-31 Columbia Centre 9, South Carolina 7 12-5-31 Norman Oklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 0 12-12-31 New York Army 17, Navy 7 12-12-31 Tulsa Oklahoma 20, Tulsa 7 1-2-33 El Paso SMU 26, UTEP 0 12-8-34 St. Louis SMU 7, Washington-St. Louis 0

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TEAM-BY-TEAM RESULTS

ALL-TIME BOWL- GAMES WON LOST RECORDS This list includes all bowls played by a current major team, providing its opponent was classified as a major that season or it was a major team then. The list excludes games in which a home team served as a predetermined, preseason host regardless of its record and/or games scheduled before the season, thus eliminating the old Pineapple, Glass and Palm Festival. Following is the alphabetical list showing the record of each current major team in all major bowls.

Team W L T Team W L T Team W L T Air Force 13 13 1 Marshall 12 3 0 Tulsa 9 11 0 Akron 1 2 0 Maryland 11 14 2 UAB 1 3 0 Alabama* 41 26 3 Memphis 4 8 0 UCF 5 6 0 Appalachian St. 5 0 0 Miami (FL) 19 22 0 UCLA 16 19 1 Arizona 9 11 1 Miami (OH) 7 5 0 UConn 3 3 0 Arizona St. 15 17 1 Michigan 21 27 0 UNLV #3 1 0 Arkansas 15 24 3 Michigan St. 13 16 0 Utah 17 6 0 Arkansas St. 4 5 0 Middle Tenn. 2 6 0 Utah St. 5 8 0 Army West Point 6 2 0 Minnesota 9 12 0 UTEP 5 9 0 Auburn 24 18 2 Mississippi St. 13 10 0 UTSA 0 1 0 Ball St. 0 7 0 Missouri 15 18 0 Vanderbilt 4 4 1 Baylor 13 12 0 Navy 12 11 1 Virginia 8 13 0 Boise St.^ 12 7 0 NC State 17 14 1 Virginia Tech 13 20 0 Boston College^ 14 13 0 Nebraska 26 27 0 Wake Forest 9 5 0 Bowling Green 5 8 0 Nevada 6 11 0 Washington 18 20 1 Buffalo 1 3 0 New Mexico 4 8 1 Washington St. 8 8 0 BYU 15 21 1 New Mexico St. 3 0 1 West Virginia 15 22 0 California 12 11 1 North Carolina 15 19 0 Western Ky. 4 2 0 Central Mich. 3 9 0 North Texas 2 8 0 Western Mich. 1 9 0 Cincinnati 9 9 0 Northern Ill. 4 9 0 Wisconsin 16 15 0 Charlotte 0 1 0 Northwestern 4 10 0 Wyoming 8 8 0 Clemson 25 21 0 Notre Dame* 18 18 0 *Records have been adjusted because games Colorado 12 17 0 Ohio 5 8 0 vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions or by Colorado St. 6 11 0 Ohio St.* 24 26 0 NCAA executive action. Duke 6 8 0 Oklahoma 29 23 1 ^ Teams were selected to play in bowl game, but East Carolina 6 9 0 Oklahoma St. 19 11 0 bowl was canceled due to weather. Eastern Mich. 1 3 0 Old Dominion 1 0 0 # Later lost game by forfeit. FIU 2 3 0 Ole Miss 24 13 0 Fla. Atlantic 4 0 0 Oregon 15 18 0 MAJOR BOWL Florida 24 21 0 Oregon St. 9 6 0 Florida St.* 27 17 2 Penn St. 30 18 2 RECORDS OF Fresno St. 12 13 0 Pittsburgh 14 21 0 Ga. Southern 2 1 0 Purdue 10 9 0 NON-FOOTBALL Georgia 32 21 3 Rice 7 5 0 SUBDIVISION TEAMS Georgia St. 1 2 0 Rutgers 6 4 0 Georgia Tech 25 20 0 San Diego St. 6 9 0 Team W L T Hawaii 7 6 0 San Jose St. 7 3 0 Houston 11 15 1 SMU 7 9 1 Boston U. 0 1 0 Idaho 3 0 0 South Ala. 0 2 0 Brown 0 1 0 Illinois 8 11 0 South Carolina 9 14 0 Bucknell 1 0 0 Indiana 3 9 0 South Fla. 6 4 0 Cal St. Fullerton 0 1 0 Iowa 17 15 1 Southern California* 34 19 0 CSUN 0 1 0 Iowa St. 4 11 0 Southern Miss. 11 13 0 Carnegie Mellon 0 1 0 Kansas 6 6 0 Stanford 15 14 1 Case 1 0 0 Kansas St. 9 13 0 Syracuse 16 9 1 Catholic 1 0 1 Kent St. 1 2 0 TCU 17 16 1 Centenary (LA) 0 0 1 Kentucky 10 9 0 Temple 3 6 0 Centre 2 1 0 Louisiana 4 2 0 Tennessee 29 24 0 Citadel 1 0 0 La.-Monroe 0 1 0 Texas 30 24 2 Columbia 1 0 0 Liberty 1 0 0 Texas A&M 19 22 0 Davidson 0 1 0 Louisiana 1 0 0 Texas Tech 14 23 1 Dayton 0 1 0 Louisiana Tech 8 3 1 Toledo 10 8 0 Denver 0 2 0 Louisville 11 11 1 Troy 5 3 0 Drake 2 1 0 LSU 28 23 1 Tulane 6 7 0 Duquesne 1 0 0

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Team W L T Team Appearances Team Victories Fordham 1 1 0 Ole Miss 37 Washington 18 George Washington 1 0 0 UCLA 36 Iowa 17 Georgetown 0 2 0 West Virginia 36 NC State 17 Gonzaga 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 35 Utah 17 Hardin-Simmons 5 2 1 North Carolina 34 TCU 17 Harvard 1 0 0 TCU 34 UCLA 16 Holy Cross 0 1 0 Iowa 33 Wisconsin 16 Long Beach St. 0 0 1 Missouri 33 Arizona St. 15 Marquette 0 1 0 Oregon 33 Arkansas 15 McNeese St. 1 2 0 Virginia Tech 33 BYU 15 Montana St. 0 0 1 Arizona St. 32 Missouri 15 Occidental 1 0 0 NC State 32 North Carolina 15 Ouachita Baptist 0 1 0 Wisconsin 31 Oregon 15 Pacific 2 1 0 Oklahoma St. 30 Stanford 15 Penn 0 1 0 Stanford 30 Syracuse 15 Randolph Field 0 0 1 Colorado 29 West Virginia 15 Richmond 1 1 0 Michigan State 29 Boston College 14 St. Mary’s (CA) 1 2 0 Air Force 27 Pittsburgh 14 Santa Clara 3 0 0 Boston College 27 Texas Tech 14 Second Air Force 1 0 0 Houston 27 Air Force 13 Southwestern (TX) 2 0 0 Maryland 27 Baylor 13 Tampa 1 0 0 Syracuse 26 Michigan St. 13 Tennessee Tech 0 1 0 Baylor 25 Mississippi St. 13 U. of Mexico 0 1 0 California 24 Virginia Tech 13 Villanova 2 2 1 Fresno St. 24 Boise St. 12 Wash. & Jeff. 0 0 1 Navy 24 California 11 Wash. & Lee 0 1 0 Southern Miss. 24 Colorado 12 West Tex. A&M 3 0 0 Louisville 23 Fresno St. 12 West Va. Wesleyan 1 0 0 Mississippi St. 23 Marshall 12 Wichita St. 0 3 0 South Carolina 23 Navy 11 William & Mary 1 2 0 Utah 23 Houston 11 Xavier 1 0 0 Kansas St. 22 Louisville 11 Totals 39 37 8 Arizona 21 Maryland 11 Minnesota 21 Southern Miss. 11 Virginia 21 Purdue 10 ALL-TIME Tulsa 20 Toledo 10 APPEARANCE LEADERS ALL-TIME BOWL (Must be classified as a major bowl game VICTORIES LEADERS where one team was considered a major (Includes bowls where at least one team college at the time.) was classified a major college at the Team Appearances time.) Alabama* 69 Team Victories Texas 56 Alabama* 41 Georgia 55 Southern California* 34 Nebraska 53 Georgia 32 Tennessee 53 Penn St. 30 Southern California* 53 Texas 30 Oklahoma 53 Oklahoma 29 LSU 51 Tennessee 29 Ohio St.* 50 LSU 28 Penn St. 50 Florida St.* 27 Michigan 48 Nebraska 26 Florida St.* 46 Clemson 25 Clemson 45 Georgia Tech 25 Florida 45 Ole Miss 24 Georgia Tech 45 Auburn 24 Auburn 44 Florida 24 Arkansas 42 Ohio St.* 24 Miami (FL) 41 Michigan 21 Texas A&M 40 Miami (FL) 19 Washington 39 Oklahoma St. 19 Texas Tech 38 Texas A&M 19 BYU 37 Notre Dame* 18 Notre Dame 37

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Arizona St. TEAM-BY-TEAM & COACH-BY-COACH Coach: Month-Year W L T MAJOR BOWL WON-LOST RECORDS Millard “Dixie” Howell: J-1940, J-41 0 1 1 Listed below are the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams that have partici- Ed Doherty: J-1950, J-51 0 2 0 pated in major bowl games (the term “major bowl” is defined above the alpha- Frank Kush: D-1970, D-71, D-72, D-73, D-75, D-77, D-78 6 1 0 betical list of team bowl records). The teams are listed alphabetically, with Darryl Rogers: J-1983 1 0 0 each coach listed along with the month and year the game was played, and John Cooper: D-1985, J-87, D-87 2 1 0 team’s all-time bowl-game record. After the FBS list is a group of teams that : J-1997, D-97, D-99, D-2000 1 3 0 played in a major bowl game or games but are no longer classified as FBS. : D-2002, D-04, D-05, D-06 2 2 0 * Vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions or by NCAA : D-2007, D-11 0 2 0 executive action. : D-2012, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-17 2 3 0 Herm Edwards: D-2018, D-19 1 1 0 Air Force TOTALS 15 16 1 Coach: Month-Year W L T Arkansas Ben Martin: J-1959, D-63, J-71 0 2 1 : D-1982, D-83 2 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Fisher DeBerry: D-1984, D-85, D-87, D-89, D-90, D-91, D-92, 6 6 0 : J-1934 0 0 1 D-95, D-97, D-98, D-2000, D-02 John Barnhill: J-1947, J-48 1 0 1 : D-2007, D-08, D-09, D-10, D-11, D-12, D-14, 5 5 0 Bowden Wyatt: J-1955 0 1 0 D-15, D-16, D-19 : J-1960, J-61, J-62, J-63, J-65, J-66, J-69, J-70, 4 6 0 TOTALS 13 13 1 D-71, J-76 : J-1978, D-78, J-80, D-80, D-81, D-82 3 2 1 Akron Ken Hatfield: D-1984, D-85, J-87, D-87, J-89, J-90 1 5 0 Jack Crowe: D-1991 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-1995 0 1 0 J.D. Brookhart: D-2005 0 1 0 : J-1999, J-2000, D-00, J-02, D-02, D-03, J-07 2 5 0 : D-2015, D-17 1 1 0 Reggie Herring: J-2008 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 2 0 : J-2010, J-11, J-12 2 1 0 : D-14, J-16, D16 2 1 0 Alabama TOTALS 15 24 3 Coach: Month-Year W L T Wallace Wade: J-1926, J-27, J-31 2 0 1 Arkansas St. Frank Thomas: J-1935, J-38, J-42, J-43, J-45, J-46 4 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Harold “Red” Drew: J-1948, J-53, J-54 1 2 0 Steve Roberts: D-2005 0 1 0 Paul “Bear” Bryant: D-1959, D-60, J-62, J-63, J-64, J-65, J-66, 12 10 2 Tom Allen: J-2012 0 1 0 J-67, J-68, D-68, D-69, D-70, J-72, J-73, D-73, J-75, D-75, John Thompson: J-2013, J-14 2 0 0 D-76, J-78, J-79, J-80, J-81, J-82, D-82 Blake Anderson: J-2015, D-15, D-16, D-17, D-18, D-19 2 4 0 Ray Perkins: D-1983, D-85, D-86 3 0 0 TOTALS 4 6 0 : J-1988, D-88, J-90 1 2 0 : J-1991, D-91, J-93, D-93, J-95, J-97 5 1 0 Mike DuBose: D-1998, J-2000 0 2 0 Army West Point : D-2001 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2004, J-06* 0 1 0 Jim Young: D-1984, D-85, D-88 2 1 0 Joe Kines: D-2006 0 1 0 Bob Sutton: D-1996 0 1 0 : D-2007, J-09, J-10, J-11, J-12, J-13, J-14, J-15, 12 6 0 : D-2010 1 0 0 J-16 (2), D-16, J-17, J-18 (2), D-18, J-19 (2), J-20 : D-2016, D-17, D-18 3 0 0 TOTALS 41 27 3 TOTALS 6 2 0

Appalachian St. Auburn Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2015, D-16, D-17 3 0 0 Jack Meagher: J-1937, J-38 1 0 1 : D-2018 1 0 0 Ralph “Shug” Jordan: J-1954, D-54, D-55, J-64, D-65, D-68, 5 7 0 : D-2019 1 0 0 D-69, J-71, J-72, D-72, D-73, D-74 TOTALS 5 0 0 : D-1982, J-84, D-84, J-86, J-87, J-88, J-89, J-90, D-90 6 2 1 Terry Bowden: J-1996, D-96, J-98 2 1 0 Arizona : J-2001, D-01, J-03, D-03, J-05, J-06, J-07, 5 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T D-07 : J-2010, J-11, D-11 3 0 0 J.F. “Pop” McKale: D-1921 0 1 0 : J-2014, J-15, D-15, J-17, J-18, D-18, J-20 2 5 0 Miles Casteel: J-1949 0 1 0 TOTALS 24 18 2 Darrell Mudra: D-1968 0 1 0 Tony Mason: D-1979 0 1 0 Ball St. Larry Smith: D-1985, D-86 1 0 1 Dick Tomey: D-1989, D-90, D-92, J-94, D-94, D-97, D-98 4 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2008, D-09, D-10 1 2 0 : D-1989, D-93 0 2 0 : D-2012, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-17 3 2 0 Bill Lynch: D-1996 0 1 0 TOTALS 9 11 1 : J-2008 0 1 0 Stan Parrish: J-2009 0 1 0

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Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Pete Lembo: D-2012, J-14 0 2 0 Kalani Sitake: D-2016, D-18, D-19 2 1 0 TOTALS 0 7 0 TOTALS 15 21 1

Baylor California Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Bob Woodruff: J-1949 1 0 0 Andy Smith: J-1921, J-22 1 0 1 : J-1952, D-54 0 2 0 Clarence “Nibs” Price: J-1929 0 1 0 Sam Boyd: J-1957 1 0 0 Leonard “Stub” Allison: J-1938 1 0 0 John Bridgers: D-1960, D-61, D-63 2 1 0 Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf: J-1949, J-50, J-51 0 3 0 : J-1975, D-79, J-81, D-83, D-85, D-86, D-91, D-92 4 4 0 : J-1959 0 1 0 Chuck Reedy: D-1994 0 1 0 Roger Theder: D-1979 0 1 0 : D-2010, D-11, D-12, J-14, J-15, D-15 3 3 0 Bruce Snyder: D-1990, J-92 2 0 0 : D-2016 1 0 0 Keith Gilbertson: D-1993 1 0 0 : D-2018, J-19 1 1 0 Steve Mariucci: D-1996 0 1 0 TOTALS 13 12 0 : D-2003, D-04, D-05, D-06, D-07, D-08, D-09, D-11 5 3 0 : D-2015 1 0 0 Boise St. Justin Wilcox: D-2018, D-19 1 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 12 11 1 Dirk Koetter: D-1999, D-2000 2 0 0 : D-2002, D-03, D-04, D-05 2 2 0 Central Mich. : J-2007, D-07, D-08, J-10, D-10, D-11, D-12 5 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bob Gregory: D-2013 0 1 0 : D-1990 0 1 0 : D-2014, D-15, D-16, D-17, D-19 3 2 0 Dick Flynn: D-1994 0 1 0 TOTALS 12 7 0 : D-2006 1 0 0 : D-2007, D-08 0 2 0 Boston College Steve Stripling: J-2010 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2012, D-14 1 1 0 : J-1940, J-41 1 1 0 John Bonamego: D-2015, D-16, D-17 0 3 0 : J-1943 0 1 0 Jim McElwain: D-2019 0 1 0 : D-1982, D-83, J-85, D-86 2 2 0 TOTALS 3 9 0 : J-1993, J-94 1 1 0 : D-1994 1 0 0 Charlotte Tom O’Brien: D-1999, D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-03, D-04, D-05 6 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2007, D-08 1 1 0 Will Healy: D-2019 0 1 0 : D-2006, D-09, J-11 1 2 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 Steve Adazzio: D-2013, D-14, D-16, D-17 1 3 0 : J-2020 0 1 0 Cincinnati TOTALS 14 13 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bowling Green Ray Nolting: J-1947 1 0 0 Sid Gillman: J-1951 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Rick Minter: D-1997, D-2000, D-01, D-02 1 3 0 Doyt Perry: N-1961 0 1 0 : D-2004 1 0 0 Denny Stolz: D-1982, D-85 0 2 0 Brian Kelly: J-2007, D-07, J-09 2 1 0 Gary Blackney: D-1991, D-92 2 0 0 Jeff Quinn: J-2010 0 1 0 Gregg Brandon: D-2003, D-04, J-08 2 1 0 Butch Jones: D-2011 1 0 0 : D-2009, D-12, D-13 0 3 0 Steve Stripling: D-2012 1 0 0 Dino Babers: D-2014, D-15 1 1 0 Tommy Tuberville: D-2013, D-14, D-15 0 3 0 TOTALS 5 8 0 : D-2018, J-19 2 0 0 TOTALS 9 9 0 Buffalo Coach: Month-Year W L T Clemson : J-2009 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jeff Quinn: D-2013 0 1 0 : J-1940 1 0 0 : D-2018, D-19 0 2 0 Frank Howard: J-1949, J-51, J-52, J-57, J-59, D-59 3 3 0 TOTALS 0 4 0 : D-1977 0 1 0 Danny Ford: D-1978, D-79, J-82, D-85, D-86, J-88, J-89, D-89 6 2 0 BYU Ken Hatfield: J-1991, J-92 1 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Tommy West: D-1993, J-96, D-96, J-98 1 3 0 LaVell Edwards: D-1974, D-76, D-78, D-79, D-80, D-81, D-82, 7 14 1 : D-1999, J-2001, D-01, D-02, J-04, D-05, D-06, 3 5 0 D-83, D-84, D-85, D-86, D-87, D-88, D-89, D-90, D-91, D-92, D-07 D-93, D-94, J-97, D-98, D-99 : J-2009, D-09, D-10, J-12, D-12, J-14, D-14, 10 6 0 Gary Crowton: D-2001 0 1 0 J-16(2), D-16, J-17, J-18, D-18, J-19, D-19, J-20 : D-2005, D-06, D-07, D-08, D-09, D-10, 6 5 0 TOTALS 25 21 0 D-11, D-12, D-13, D-14, D-15

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Colorado Florida Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Bernard “Bunnie” Oaks: J-1938 0 1 0 Bob Woodruff: J-1953, D-58 1 1 0 Dallas Ward: J-1957 1 0 0 : D-1960, D-62, J-66, J-67, D-69 4 1 0 Sonny Grandelius: J-1962 0 1 0 : D-1973, D-74, D-75, J-77 0 4 0 Eddie Crowder: D-1967, D-69, D-70, D-71, D-72 3 2 0 Charley Pell: D-1980, D-81, D-82, D-83 2 2 0 : D-1975, J-77 0 2 0 : D-1987, D-88 1 1 0 Bill McCartney: D-1985, D-86, D-88, J-90, J-91, D-91, J-93, 3 6 0 : D-1989 0 1 0 D-93, J-95 : J-1992, D-92, J-94, J-95, J-96, J-97, J-98, J-99, 6 5 0 : J-1996, D-96, D-98 3 0 0 J-2000, J-01, J-02 : D-1999, J-2002, D-02, D-04 2 2 0 : J-2003, J-04 0 2 0 : D-2005 0 1 0 : D-2004 0 1 0 Dan Hawkins: D-2007 0 1 0 : J-2006, J-07, J-08, J-09, J-10, J-11 5 1 0 Mike MacIntyre: D-2016 0 1 0 : J-2012, J-13 1 1 0 TOTALS 12 17 0 D.J. Durkin: J-2015 1 0 0 Jim McElwain: J-2016, J-17 1 1 0 Colorado St. : D-2018, D-19 2 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 24 21 0 Bob Davis: J-1949 0 1 0 Florida St. : D-1990 1 0 0 : D-1994, D-95, D-97, D-99, D-2000, D-01, D-02, 3 6 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T D-03, D-05 Tom Nugent: J-1955, D-58 0 2 0 : D-2008 1 0 0 : J-1965, D-66, D-67, D-68 1 2 1 Jim McElwain: D-2013 1 0 0 Larry Jones: D-1971 0 1 0 Dave Baldwin: D-2014 0 1 0 : D-1977, J-80, J-81, D-82, D-83, D-84, D-85, 20 9 1 : D-2015, D-16, D-17 0 3 0 D-86, J-88, J-89, J-90, D-90, J-92, J-93, J-94, J-95, J-96, TOTALS 6 10 0 J-97, J-98, J-99, J-2000, J-01, J-02, J-03, J-04, J-05, J-06, D-06*, D-07, D-08, J-10 : D-2010, D-11, J-13, J-14, J-15, D-15, D-16 5 2 0 uke D : D-2017, D-19 1 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 27 17 2 Wallace Wade: J-1939, J-42 0 2 0 Eddie Cameron: J-1945 1 0 0 Fresno St. Bill Murray: J-1955, J-58, J-61 2 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Steve Spurrier: D-1989 0 1 0 Alvin “Pix” Pierson: J-1946 0 1 0 Fred Goldsmith: J-1995 0 1 0 Cecil Coleman: N-1961 1 0 0 : D-2012, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-17, D-18 3 3 0 Jim Sweeney: D-1982, D-85, D-88, D-89, D-91, D-92, D-93 5 2 0 TOTALS 6 8 0 : D-1999, D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-03, D-04, D-05, D-07, 4 7 0 D-08, D-09, D-10 East Carolina Tim DeRuyter: D-2012, D-13, D-14 0 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jeff Tedford: D-2017, D-18 2 0 0 Pat Dye: D-1978 1 0 0 TOTALS 12 13 0 Bill Lewis: J-1992 1 0 0 Steve Logan: D-1994, D-95, D-99, D-2000, D-01 2 3 0 Ga. Southern : D-2006, D-07, J-09, J-10 1 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Ruffin McNeill: D-2010, D-12, D-13, J-15 1 3 0 Dell McGee: D-2015 0 1 0 TOTALS 6 9 0 : D-2018, D-19 1 1 0 TOTALS 1 2 0 Eastern Mich. Coach: Month-Year W L T Georgia Jim Harkema: D-1987 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2016, D-18, D-19 0 3 0 : J-1942, J-43, J-46, J-47, J-48, J-49, D-50, J-60 5 2 1 TOTALS 1 3 0 : D-1964, D-66, D-67, J-69, D-69, D-71, D-73, 8 10 2 D-74, J-76, J-77, D-78, J-81, J-82, J-83, J-84, D-84, D-85, FIU D-86, D-87, J-89 Coach: Month-Year W L T Ray Goff: D-1989, D-91, J-93, D-95 2 2 0 : D-2010, D-11 1 1 0 : J-1998, D-98, J-2000, D-00 4 0 0 : D-2017, D-18, D-19 1 2 0 : D-2001, J-03, J-04, J-05, J-06, D-06, J-08, J-09, 10 5 0 TOTALS 2 3 0 D-09, D-10, J-12, J-13, J-14, D-14, J-16 : D-2016, J-18 (2), J-19, J-20 3 2 0 Fla. Atlantic TOTALS 32 21 3 Coach: Month-Year W L T Georgia St. : D-2007, D-08 2 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2017 1 0 0 Glenn Spencer: D-2019 1 0 0 Trent Miles: D-2015 0 1 0 TOTALS 4 0 0 TOTALS 1 2 0

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Coach: Month-Year W L T Indiana Shawn Elliott: D-2017, D-19 1 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 1 2 0 John Pont: J-1968 0 1 0 Lee Corso: D-1979 1 0 0 Georgia Tech Bill Mallory: D-1986, J-88, D-88, D-90, D-91, D-93 2 4 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bill Lynch: D-2007 0 1 0 Bill Alexander: J-1929, J-40, J-43, J-44, J-45 3 2 0 Kevin Wilson: D-2015 0 1 0 : J-1947, J-48, J-52, J-53, J-54, J-55, J-56, D-56, 9 4 0 Tom Allen: D-2016, J-20 0 2 0 J-60, D-61, D-62, D-65, J-67 TOTALS 3 9 0 : D-1970, D-71 1 1 0 : D-1972 1 0 0 Iowa : D-1978 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bill Curry: D-1985 1 0 0 : J-1957, J-59 2 0 0 : J-1991, D-91 2 0 0 : J-1982, D-82, D-83, D-84, J-86, D-86, D-87, D-88, 6 7 1 George O’Leary: D-1997, J-99, J-2000, D-00 2 2 0 J-91, D-91, D-93, D-95, D-96, D-97 Mac McWhorter: D-2001 1 0 0 : D-2001, J-03, J-04, J-05, J-06, D-06, J-09, J-10, 9 8 0 : D-2002, J-04, D-04, D-05, J-07 2 3 0 D-10, D-11, J-14, J-15, J-16, J-17, D-17, J-19, D-19 : D-2007 0 1 0 TOTALS 17 15 1 Paul Johnson: D-2008, J-10, D-10, D-11, D-12, D-13, D-14, 3 6 0 D-16, D-18 Iowa St. TOTALS 25 20 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Hawaii : D-1971, D-72 0 2 0 Earle Bruce: D-1977, D-78 0 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Dan McCarney: D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-04, D-05 2 3 0 Bob Wagner: D-1989, D-92 1 1 0 Paul Rhoads: D-2009, D-11, D-12 1 2 0 : D-1999, D-2002, D-03, D-04, D-06, J-08 4 2 0 Matt Campbell: D-2017, D-18, D-19 1 2 0 Greg McMackin: D-2008, D-10 0 2 0 TOTALS 4 11 0 Nick Rolovich: D-2016, D-18, D-19 2 1 0 TOTALS 7 6 0 Kansas Coach: Month-Year W L T Houston George Sauer: J-1948 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jack Mitchell: D-1961 1 0 0 Clyde Lee: J-1952 1 0 0 Pepper Rodgers: J-1969 0 1 0 Bill Yeoman: D-1962, D-69, D-71, D-73, D-74, J-77, J-79, J-80, 6 4 1 Bud Moore: D-1975 0 1 0 D-80, D-81, J-85 Don Fambrough: D-1973, D-81 0 2 0 Jack Pardee: D-1988 0 1 0 : D-1992, D-95 2 0 0 Kim Helton: D-1996 0 1 0 : D-2003, D-05, J-08, D-08 3 1 0 Art Briles: D-2003, D-05, D-06 0 3 0 TOTALS 6 6 0 : D-2007 0 1 0 : D-2008, D-09 1 1 0 Kansas St. : J-2012, J-14 1 1 0 David Gibbs: J-2015 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2015 1 0 0 : D-1982 0 1 0 : D-2016, D-17, D-18 0 3 0 : D-2006 0 1 0 TOTALS 11 15 1 : D-1993, D-94, D-95, J-97, D-97, D-98, D-99, J-2001, 9 10 0 D-01, D-02, J-04, D-10, J-12, J-13, D-13, J-15, J-16, D-16, Idaho D-17 Chris Klieman: D-2019 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 9 13 0 : D-1998 1 0 0 Robb Akey: D-2009 1 0 0 Kent St. : D-2016 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 3 0 0 Don James: D-1972 0 1 0 Illinois : J-2013 0 1 0 Sean Lewis: D-2019 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 1 2 0 : J-1947, J-52 2 0 0 Pete Elliott: J-1964 1 0 0 Kentucky : D-1982, J-84, D-85 0 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-1988, J-90, J-91 1 2 0 : D-1991, D-92, D-94 1 2 0 Paul “Bear” Bryant: D-1947, J-50, J-51, J-52 3 1 0 Ron Turner: D-1999, J-2002 1 1 0 : D-1976 1 0 0 Ron Zook: J-2008, D-10 1 1 0 Jerry Claiborne: D-1983, D-84 1 1 0 : D-2011 1 0 0 Bill Curry: D-1993 0 1 0 : D-2014 0 1 0 Hal Mumme: J-1999, D-99 0 2 0 : D-2019 0 1 0 Rich Brooks: D-2006, D-07, J-09, D-09 3 1 0 TOTALS 8 11 0 TOTALS 10 9 0

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Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Joker Phillips: J-2011 0 1 0 Mark Snyder: D-2009 1 0 0 Mark Stoops: D-2016, D-17, J-19, D-19 2 2 0 Doc Holliday: D-2011, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-17, D-18, D-19 6 1 0 TOTALS 10 9 0 TOTALS 12 3 0

Liberty Maryland Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2019 1 0 0 : J-1948, J-50, J-52, J-54, J-56 2 2 1 TOTALS 1 0 0 Jerry Claiborne: D-1973, D-74, D-75, J-77, D-77, D-78, D-80 2 5 0 Bobby Ross: D-1982, D-83, D-84, D-85 2 2 0 Louisiana : D-1990 0 0 1 Coach: Month-Year W L T : J-2002, D-02, J-04, D-06, D-07, D-08, D-10 5 2 0 : D-2013, D-14 0 2 0 Mark Hudspeth: D-2011, D-12, D-13, D-14, D-16 4 1 0 D.J. Durkin: D-2016 0 1 0 : D-2018 0 1 0 TOTALS 11 14 2 TOTALS 4 2 0 Memphis La.-Monroe Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Billy Murphy: D-1971 1 0 0 Todd Berry: D-2012 0 1 0 Tommy West: D-2003, D-04, D-05, D-07, D-08 2 3 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 : D-2014 1 0 0 : D-2015 0 1 0 Louisiana Tech : D-2016, D-17, D-18 0 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2019 0 1 0 Maxie Lambright: D-1977, D-78 1 1 0 TOTALS 4 8 0 Joe Raymond Peace: D-1990 0 0 1 Jack Bicknell III: D-2001 0 1 0 Miami (FL) Derek Dooley: D-2008 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Sonny Dykes: D-2011 0 1 0 Tom McCann: J-1935 0 1 0 Skip Holtz: D-2014, D-15, D-16; D-17, D-18, D-19 6 0 0 Jack Harding: J-1946 1 0 0 TOTALS 8 3 1 Andy Gustafson: J-1951, J-52, D-61, D-62 1 3 0 Charlie Tate: D-1966, D-67 1 1 0 Louisville Howard Schnellenberger: J-1981, J-84 2 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jimmy Johnson: J-1985, J-86, J-87, J-88, J-89 2 3 0 Frank Camp: J-1958 1 0 0 Dennis Erickson: J-1990, J-91, J-92, J-93, J-94, J-95 3 3 0 Lee Corso: D-1970 0 0 1 Butch Davis: D-1996, D-98, J-2000, J-01 4 0 0 : D-1977 0 1 0 : J-2002, J-03, J-04, D-04, D-05, D-06 4 2 0 Howard Schnellenberger: J-1991, D-93 2 0 0 : D-2008, D-09 0 2 0 John L. Smith: D-1998, D-99, D-2000, D-01, D-02 1 4 0 : D-2010 0 1 0 Bobby Petrino: D-2003, D-04, J-06, J-07, D-14, D-15, D-16, 3 5 0 : D-2013, D-14 0 2 0 D-17 Larry Scott: D-2015 0 1 0 Charlie Strong: D-2010, D-11, J-13, D-13 3 1 0 Mark Richt: D-2016, D-17, D-18 1 2 0 Scott Satterfield: D-2019 1 0 0 Manny Diaz: D-2019 0 1 0 Billy Napier: J-2020 1 0 0 TOTALS 19 22 0 TOTALS 12 11 1 Miami (OH) LSU Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Sid Gillman: J-1948 1 0 0 Bernie Moore: J-1936, J-37, J-38, J-44, J-47 1 3 1 : J-1951 1 0 0 Gaynell Tinsley: J-1950 0 1 0 John Pont: D-1962 0 1 0 Paul Dietzel: J-1959, J-60, J-62 2 1 0 Bill Mallory: D-1973 1 0 0 Charlie McClendon: J-1963, D-63, J-65, J-66, J-68, D-68, J-71, 7 6 0 Dick Crum: D-1974, D-75 2 0 0 D-71, D-72, J-74, D-77, D-78, D-79 Tim Rose: D-1986 0 1 0 Jerry Stovall: J-1983 0 1 0 Terry Hoeppner: D-2003, D-04 1 1 0 Bill Arnsparger: J-1985, D-85, J-87 0 3 0 Lance Guidry: J-2011 1 0 0 Mike Archer: D-1987, J-89 1 1 0 Chuck Martin: D-2016, J-20 0 2 0 Gerry DiNardo: D-1995, D-96, D-97 3 0 0 TOTALS 7 5 0 Nick Saban: D-2000, J-02, J-03, J-04, J-05 3 2 0 : D-2005, J-07, J-08, D-08, J-10, J-11, J-12, D-12, 7 4 0 Michigan J-14; D-14, D-15 : D-2016, J-18, J-19, D-19, J-20 4 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 28 23 1 Fielding “Hurry Up” Yost: J-1902 1 0 0 H.O. “Fritz” Crisler: J-1948 1 0 0 Marshall Bennie Oosterbaan: J-1951 1 0 0 Chalmers “Bump” Elliott: J-1965 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 21 27 0 : D-1997, D-98, D-99, D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-04 5 2 0

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Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Glenn “Bo” Schembechler: J-1970, J-72, J-76, J-77, J-78, J-79, 5 12 0 : D-2003, D-05, D-06, J-08, D-08, D-09, D-10, D-11, 6 4 0 D-79, J-81, D-81, J-83, J-84, D-84, J-86, J-87, J-88, J-89, J-14, J-15 J-90 : D-2017, D-18 1 1 0 : J-1991, J-92, J-93, J-94, D-94 4 1 0 TOTALS 16 17 0 : D-1995, J-97, J-98, J-99, J-2000, J-01, J-02, J-03, 6 7 0 J-04, J-05, D-05, J-07, J-08 Navy Rich Rodriguez: J-2011 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Brady Hoke: J-2012, J-13, D-13 1 2 0 Bob Folwell: J-1924 0 0 1 : J-2016, D-16, J-18, D-18, J-20 1 4 0 : J-1955, J-58 2 0 0 TOTALS 21 27 0 Wayne Hardin: J-1961, J-64 0 2 0 George Welsh: D-1978, D-80, D-81 1 2 0 ichigan t M S . : D-1996 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Paul Johnson: D-2003, D-04, D-05, D-06 2 2 0 Charlie Bachman: J-1938 0 1 0 : D-2007, D-08, D-09, D-10, D-12, D-13, D-15, 6 5 0 Clarence “Biggie” Munn: J-1954 1 0 0 D-16, D-17, D-19 Duffy Daugherty: J-1956, J-66 1 1 0 TOTALS 12 11 1 : D-1984, D-85, J-88, J-89, D-89, D-90, D-93 3 4 0 Nick Saban: D-1995, D-96, D-97 0 3 0 Nebraska : J-2000, D-01 2 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T John L. Smith: D-2003 0 1 0 Lawrence McC. “Biff” Jones: J-1941 0 1 0 Mark Dantonio: D-2007, J-09, J-10, J-11, J-12, D-12, J-14, J-15, 6 6 0 Bill Glassford: J-1955 0 1 0 D-15, D-17, D-18, D-19 Bob Devaney: D-1962, J-64, J-65, J-66, J-67, D-69, J-71, J-72, 6 3 0 TOTALS 13 16 0 J-73 : J-1974, D-74, D-75, D-76, D-77, J-79, J-80, D-80, 12 13 0 Middle Tenn. J-82, J-83, J-84, J-85, J-86, J-87, J-88, J-89, J-90, J-91, J-92, Coach: Month-Year W L T J-93, J-94, J-95, J-96, D-96, J-98 : D-1998, J-2000, D-00, J-02, D-02 2 3 0 Rick Stockstill: D-2006, D-09, J-11, D-13, D-15, D-16, D-17, 2 6 0 Bill Callahan: D-2005, J-07 1 1 0 D-18 : D-2003, J-09, D-09, D-10, J-12, J-13, J-14 4 3 0 TOTALS 2 6 0 Barney Cotton: D-2014 0 1 0 Mike Riley: D-2015, D-16 1 1 0 innesota M TOTALS 26 27 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Murray Warmath: J-1961, J-62 1 1 0 Nevada Cal Stoll: D-1977 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T John Gutekunst: D-1985, D-86 1 1 0 : J-1948, J-49 1 1 0 Glen Mason: D-1999, D-2000, D-02, D-03, D-04, D-05, D-06 3 4 0 : D-1996 1 0 0 : D-2008, D-09 0 2 0 : D-1992, D-95, D-2005, D-06, D-07, D-08, D-09, J-11, 2 8 0 : D-2012, D-13, J-15 0 3 0 D-11, D-12 Tracy Claeys: D-2015, D-16 2 0 0 : D-2014, D-15 1 1 0 P.J. Fleck: D-2018, J-20 2 0 0 : D-2018, J-20 1 1 0 TOTALS 9 12 0 TOTALS 6 11 0

Mississippi St. New Mexico Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Ralph Sasse: J-1937 0 1 0 Ted Shipkey: J-1939 0 1 0 Allyn McKeen: J-1941 1 0 0 Willis Barnes: J-1944, J-46, J-47 1 1 1 Paul Davis: D-1963 1 0 0 Bill Weeks: D-1961 1 0 0 : D-1974 1 0 0 Dennis Franchione: D-1997 0 1 0 Emory Bellard: D-1980, D-81 1 1 0 Rocky Long: D-2002, D-03, D-04, D-06, D-07 1 4 0 : D-1991, J-93, J-95, J-99, D-99, D-2000 2 4 0 Bob Davie: D-2015, D-16 1 1 0 Sylvester Croom: D-2007 1 0 0 TOTALS 4 8 1 Dan Mullen: J-2011, D-11, J-13, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-16 5 2 0 Greg Knox: D-2017 1 0 0 New Mexico St. Joe Moorhead: J-2019, D-19 0 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 13 10 0 Jerry Hines: J-1936 0 0 1 Warren Woodson: D-1959, D-60 2 0 0 Missouri Doug Martin: D-2017 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 3 0 1 Gwinn Henry: D-1924 0 1 0 Chauncey Simpson: J-1946 0 1 0 North Carolina : J-1940, J-42, J-49, J-50 0 4 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : J-1960, J-61, D-62, J-66, D-68, J-70 4 2 0 Carl Snavely: J-1947, J-49, J-50 0 3 0 Al Onofrio: D-1972, D-73 1 1 0 Jim Hickey: D-1963 1 0 0 Warren Powers: D-1978, D-79, D-80, D-81, D-83 3 2 0 Bill Dooley: D-1970, D-71, D-72, D-74, D-76, D-77 1 5 0 Larry Smith: D-1997, D-98 1 1 0 TOTALS 15 19 0

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Coach: Month-Year W L T Ohio Dick Crum: D-1979, D-80, D-81, D-82, D-83, D-86 4 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : J-1993, D-93, D-94, D-95, J-97 3 2 0 Bill Hess: D-1962, D-68 0 2 0 : J-1998, D-98 2 0 0 Frank Solich: J-2007, D-09, D-10, D-11, D-12, D-13, D-15, D-16, 5 6 0 John Bunting: D-2001, D-04 1 1 0 D-17, D-18, J-20 Butch Davis: D-2008, D-09, D-10 1 2 0 TOTALS 5 8 0 Everett Withers: D-2011 0 1 0 : D-2013, D-14, D-15, D-16 1 3 0 Ohio St. Mack Brown: D-2019 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 15 19 0 John Wilce: J-1921 0 1 0 North Carolina St. : J-1950 1 0 0 Woody Hayes: J-1955, J-58, J-69, J-71, J-73, J-74, J-75, J-76, 5 6 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T J-77, J-78, D-78 : J-1947 0 1 0 Earle Bruce: J-1980, D-80, D-81, D-82, J-84, J-85, D-85, J-87 5 3 0 : D-1963, D-67 1 1 0 John Cooper: J-1990, D-90, J-92, J-93, D-93, J-95, J-96, J-97, 3 8 0 Lou Holtz: D-1972, D-73, D-74, D-75 2 1 1 J-98, J-99, J-2001 Bo Rein: D-1977, D-78 2 0 0 : J-2002, J-03, J-04, D-04, J-06, J-07, J-08, J-09, 5 4 0 Dick Sheridan: D-1986, D-88, D-89, D-90, J-92, D-92 2 4 0 J-10, J-11* Mike O’Cain: J-1994, J-95, D-98 1 2 0 Luke Fickell: J-2012 0 1 0 : D-2000, D-01, J-03, D-03, D-05 4 1 0 Urban Meyer: J-2014, J-15 (2), J-16, D-16, D-17, J-19, D-19 5 3 0 Tom O’Brien: D-2008, D-10, D-11 2 1 0 TOTALS 24 26 0 Dana Bible: D-2012 0 1 0 : D-2014, D-15, D-16, D-17, D-18 3 2 0 Oklahoma TOTALS 17 14 1 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jim Tatum: J-1947 1 0 0 North Texas : J-1949, J-50, J-51, J-54, J-56, J-58, J-59, J-63 6 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Gomer Jones: J-1965 0 1 0 Odus Mitchell: J-1948, D-59 0 2 0 Chuck Fairbanks: J-1968, D-68, D-70, J-72, D-72 3 1 1 Darrell Dickey: D-2001, D-02, D-03, D-04 1 3 0 Barry Switzer: J-1976, D-76, J-78, J-79, J-80, J-81, D-81, J-83, 8 5 0 Dan McCarney: J-2014 1 0 0 J-85, J-86, J-87, J-88, J-89 Seth Littrell: D-2016, D-17, D-18 0 3 0 Gary Gibbs: D-1991, D-93, D-94 2 1 0 TOTALS 2 8 0 : D-1999, J-2001, J-02, J-03, J-04, J-05, D-05, J-07, 9 9 0 J-08, J-09, D-09, J-11, D-11, J-13, J-14, D-14, D-15, J-17 : J-2018, D-18, D-19 0 3 0 orthern ll N I . TOTALS 29 23 1 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bill Mallory: D-1983 1 0 0 Oklahoma St. : D-2004, D-06 1 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jerry Kill: D-2008, J-10 0 2 0 Jim Lookabaugh: J-1945, J-46, J-49 2 1 0 Tom Matukewicz: D-2010 1 0 0 Cliff Speegle: D-1958 1 0 0 Dave Doeren: J-2012 1 0 0 Jim Stanley: D-1974, D-76 2 0 0 : J-2013, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-17, D-18 0 6 0 Jimmy Johnson: D-1981, D-83 1 1 0 TOTALS 4 9 0 Pat Jones: D-1984, D-85, D-87, D-88 3 1 0 Bob Simmons: D-1997 0 1 0 Northwestern Les Miles: D-2002, J-04, D-04 1 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2006, D-07, D-08, J-10, D-10, J-12, J-13, J-14, 9 5 0 Bob Voigts: J-1949 1 0 0 J-15, J-16, D-16, D-17, D-18, D-19 Gary Barnett: J-1996, J-97 0 2 0 TOTALS 19 11 0 Randy Walker: D-2000, D-03, D-05 0 3 0 : D-2008, J-10, J-11, D-11, J-13, J-16, D-16, D-17, 4 5 0 Old Dominion D-18 TOTALS 5 10 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bobby Wilder: D-2016 1 0 0 Notre Dame TOTALS 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Ole Miss Knute Rockne: J-1925 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : J-1970, J-71, J-73, D-73, J-75 3 2 0 Ed Walker: J-1936 0 1 0 Dan Devine: D-1976, J-78, J-79, J-81 3 1 0 John Vaught: J-1948, J-53, J-55, J-56, J-58, D-58, J-60, J-61, 10 8 0 : D-1983, D-84 1 1 0 J-62, J-63, J-64, D-64, D-65, D-66, D-67, D-68, J-70, J-71 Lou Holtz: J-1988, J-89, J-90, J-91, J-92, J-93, J-94, J-95, J-96 5 4 0 Billy Kinard: D-1971 1 0 0 Bob Davie: D-1997, J-99, J-2001 0 3 0 Billy Brewer: D-1983, D-86, D-89, J-91, D-92 3 2 0 : J-2003 0 1 0 Tommy Tuberville: D-1997 1 0 0 Kent Baer: D-2004 0 1 0 David Cutcliffe: D-1998, D-99, D-2000, D-02, J-04 4 1 0 : J-2006, J-07, D-08 1 2 0 Houston Nutt: J-2009, J-10 2 0 0 Brian Kelly: D-2010, D-11, J-13*, D-13*, D-14, J-16, J-18, D-18, 4 3 0 Hugh Freeze: J-2013, D-13, D-14, J-16 3 1 0 D-19 TOTALS 24 13 0 TOTALS 18 18 0

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Oregon Rice Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Hugo Bezdek: J-1917 1 0 0 Jimmy Kitts: J-1938 1 0 0 Charles “Shy” Huntington: J-1920 0 1 0 Jess Neely: J-1947, J-50, J-54, J-58, J-61, D-61 3 3 0 : J-1949 0 1 0 Todd Graham: D-2006 0 1 0 : J-1958, D-60, D-63 1 2 0 David Bailiff: D-2008, D-12, D-13, D-14 3 1 0 Rich Brooks: D-1989, D-90, D-92, J-95 1 3 0 TOTALS 7 5 0 : J-1996, D-97, D-98, D-99, D-2000, J-02, D-02, 6 6 0 D-03, D-05, D-06, D-07, D-08 Rutgers : J-2010, J-11, J-12, J-13 2 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Mark Helfrich: D-13, J-15 (2), J-16 3 1 0 Mario Cristobal: D-17, D-18, J-20 2 1 0 Frank Burns: D-1978 0 1 0 TOTALS 16 17 0 : D-2005, D-06, J-08, D-08, D-09, D-11 5 1 0 Kyle Flood: D-2012, D-13, D-14 1 2 0 Oregon St. TOTALS 6 4 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T San Diego St. Lon Stiner: J-1942 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Tommy Prothro: J-1957, D-62, J-65 1 2 0 Dennis Erickson: D-1999, J-2001, D-02 1 2 0 Bill Schutte: J-1948 0 1 0 Mike Riley: D-2003, D-04, D-06, D-07, D-08, D-09, D-12, D-13 6 2 0 Don Coryell: D-1969 1 0 0 TOTALS 9 6 0 Denny Stolz: D-1986 0 1 0 Al Luginbill: D-1991 0 1 0 : D-1998 0 1 0 Penn St. Brady Hoke: D-2010 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Rocky Long: D-2011, D-12, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-16, D-17, D-18, 4 5 0 Hugo Bezdek: J-1923 0 1 0 D-19 Bob Higgins: J-1948 0 0 1 TOTALS 6 9 0 Charles “Rip” Engle: D-1959, D-60, D-61, D-62 3 1 0 : D-1967, J-69, J-70, J-72, D-72, J-74, J-75, D-75, 24 12 1 San Jose St. D-76, D-77, J-79, D-79, D-80, J-82, J-83, D-83, J-86, J-87, Coach: Month-Year W L T J-88, D-89, D-90, J-92, J-93, J-94, J-95, J-96, J-97, J-98, J-99, D-99, J-2003, J-06, J-07, D-07, J-09, J-10, J-11 Bill Hubbard: J-1947, D-49 2 0 0 Tom Bradley: J-2012 0 1 0 Dewey King: D-1971 0 1 0 James Franklin: D-2014, J-16, J-17, D-17, J-19, D-19 3 3 0 : D-1981 0 1 0 TOTALS 30 18 2 Claude Gilbert: D-1986, D-87 1 1 0 Terry Shea: D-1990 1 0 0 Pittsburgh Dick Tomey: D-2006 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Kent Baer: D-2012 1 0 0 Ron Caragher: D-2015 1 0 0 : J-1928, J-30, J-33, J-37 1 3 0 TOTALS 7 3 0 : J-1956, D-56 0 2 0 Johnny Majors: D-1973, D-75, J-77 2 1 0 SMU Jackie Sherrill: D-1977, D-78, D-79, D-80, J-82 4 1 0 : J-1983, J-84 0 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-1987 0 1 0 Ray Morrison: J-1925 0 1 0 Paul Hackett: D-1989 1 0 0 Matty Bell: J-1936, J-48, J-49 1 1 1 : D-1997, D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-03, J-05 2 4 0 Hayden Fry: D-1963, D-66, D-68 1 2 0 : D-2008, D-09 1 1 0 Ron Meyer: D-1980 0 1 0 Phil Bennett: J-2011 1 0 0 Bobby Collins: J-1983, D-83, D-84 2 1 0 Todd Graham: J-2012 0 1 0 June Jones: D-2009, D-10, J-12, D-12 3 1 0 : J-2013, D-13 1 1 0 Sonny Dykes: D-2017, D-19 0 2 0 Joe Rudolph: J-2015 0 1 0 TOTALS 7 9 1 : D-2015, D-16, D-18, D-19 1 3 0 TOTALS 14 21 0 South Ala.

Purdue Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Joey Jones: D-2014, D-16 0 2 0 TOTALS 0 2 0 Jack Mollenkopf: J-1967 1 0 0 Jim Young: D-1978, D-79, D-80 3 0 0 South Carolina Leon Burtnett: D-1984 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-1997, D-98, J-2000, J-01, D-01, D-02, J-04, D-04, 4 6 0 Johnny McMillan: J-1946 0 1 0 D-06, D-07 Paul Dietzel: D-1969 0 1 0 Danny Hope: D-2011 1 0 0 : D-1975, D-79, D-80 0 3 0 Patrick Higgins: J-2013 0 1 0 : D-1984, D-87, D-88 0 3 0 : D-2017, D-18 1 1 0 Brad Scott: J-1995 1 0 0 TOTALS 10 9 0 Lou Holtz: J-2001, J-02 2 0 0 Steve Spurrier: D-2005, D-06, J-09, J-10, D-10, J-12, J-13, J-14, 5 4 0 D-14 TOTALS 9 14 0

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Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Will Muschamp: D-2016, J-18, D-18 1 2 0 : J-1992, J-93, J-96, D-96, D-97, J-99, D-99, 6 3 0 TOTALS 9 14 0 D-2001, D-04 : D-2010, D-12 2 0 0 South Fla. Scott Shafer: D-2013 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Dino Babers: D-2018 1 0 0 TOTALS 16 9 1 : D-2005, D-06, D-07, D-08, J-10 3 2 0 Skip Holtz: D-2010 1 0 0 TCU : D-2015 0 1 0 T.J. Weist: D-2016 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Charlie Strong: D-2017, D-18 1 1 0 Bill Driver: J-1921 0 1 0 TOTALS 6 4 0 Leo “Dutch” Meyer: J-1936, J-37, J-39, J-42, J-45, J-48, J-52 3 4 0 : J-1956, J-57, J-59, D-59, D-65 1 3 1 Southern California Jim Wacker: D-1984 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Pat Sullivan: D-1994 0 1 0 Dennis Franchione: D-1998, D-99 2 0 0 Elmer “Gus” Henderson: J-1923, D-24 2 0 0 : D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-03, D-05, D-06, D-07, 11 6 0 Howard Jones: J-1930, J-32, J-33, J-39, J-40 5 0 0 D-08, J-10, J-11, D-11, D-12, D-14, J-16, D-16, D-17, D-18 Jeff Cravath: J-1944, J-45, J-46, J-48 2 2 0 TOTALS 17 16 1 Jess Hill: J-1953, J-55 1 1 0 John McKay: J-1963, J-67, J-68, J-69, J-70, J-73, J-74, J-75, 6 3 0 Temple D-75 Ted Tollner: J-1985, D-85, J-87 1 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Larry Smith: J-1988, J-89, J-90, D-90, D-92 1 4 0 Glenn “Pop” Warner: J-1935 0 1 0 John Robinson: J-1977, D-77, J-79, J-80, J-82, D-93, J-95, J-96 7 1 0 Wayne Hardin: D-1979 1 0 0 Paul Hackett: D-1998 0 1 0 Al Golden: D-2009 0 1 0 : D-2001, J-03, J-04, J-05*, J-06*, J-07, J-08, J-09, 6 1 0 : D-2011 1 0 0 D-09 Matt Rhule: D-2015 0 1 0 Lane Kiffin: D-2012 0 1 0 : D-2016 0 1 0 : D-2013, D-15, J-17, D-17, D-19 2 3 0 Geoff Collins: D-2017, D-18 1 1 0 : D-2014 1 0 0 Rod Carey: D-2019 0 1 0 TOTALS 34 19 0 TOTALS 3 6 0

Southern Miss. Tennessee Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Thad “Pie” Vann: J-1953, J-54 0 2 0 Bob Neyland: J-1939, J-40, J-41, J-1947, J-51, J-52, J-53 2 5 0 Bobby Collins: D-1980, D-81 1 1 0 John Barnhill: J-1943, J-45 1 1 0 : D-1988 1 0 0 Bowden Wyatt: J-1957, D-57 1 1 0 Jeff Bower: D-1990, D-97, D-98, D-99, D-2000, D-02, D-03, 6 5 0 Doug Dickey: D-1965, D-66, J-68, J-69, D-69 2 3 0 D-04, D-05, J-07, D-07 Bill Battle: J-1971, D-71, D-72, D-73, D-74 4 1 0 Larry Fedora: D-2008, D-09, D-10, D-11 2 2 0 Johnny Majors: D-1979, D-81, D-82, D-83, D-84, J-86, D-86, 7 4 0 : D-2015 0 1 0 J-88, J-90, J-91, J-92 : D-2016, D-17, J-20 1 2 0 : J-1993, J-94, D-94, J-96, J-97, J-98, J-99, 8 7 0 TOTALS 11 13 0 J-2000, J-01, J-02, D-02, J-04, J-05, J-07, J-08 Lane Kiffin: D-2009 0 1 0 Stanford Derek Dooley: D-2010 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Butch Jones: J-2015, J-16, D-16 3 0 0 : J-2020 1 0 0 Charlie Fickert: J-1902 0 1 0 TOTALS 29 24 0 Glenn “Pop” Warner: J-1925, J-27, J-28 1 1 1 Claude “Tiny” Thornhill: J-1934, J-35, J-36 1 2 0 Texas : J-1941 1 0 0 Chuck Taylor: J-1952 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T John Ralston: J-1971, J-72 2 0 0 Dana Bible: J-1943, J-44, J-46 2 0 1 Jack Elway: D-1986 0 1 0 Blair Cherry: J-1948, J-49, J-51 2 1 0 : D-1991 0 1 0 Ed Price: J-1953 1 0 0 Bill Walsh: D-1977, D-78, J-93 3 0 0 : J-1958, J-60, D-60, J-62, J-63, J-64, J-65, D-66, 8 7 1 Tyrone Willingham: D-1995, D-96, J-2000, D-01 1 3 0 J-69, J-70, J-71, J-72, J-73, J-74, D-74, D-75 Jim Harbaugh: D-2009, J-11 1 1 0 : J-1978, D-78, D-79, D-80, J-82, D-82, J-84, D-84, 2 7 0 David Shaw: J-2012, J-13, J-14, D-14, J-16, D-16, D-17, D-18 5 3 0 D-85 TOTALS 15 14 1 David McWilliams: D-1987, J-91 1 1 0 John Mackovic: D-1994, D-95, J-97 1 2 0 yracuse Mack Brown: J-1999, J-2000, D-00, D-01, J-03, D-03, J-05, 10 5 0 S J-06, D-06, D-07, J-09, J-10, D-11, D-12, D-13 Coach: Month-Year W L T Charlie Strong: D-2014 0 1 0 : J-1953, J-57, J-59, J-60, D-61, J-65, D-66 2 5 0 Tom Herman: D-2017, J-19, D-19 3 0 0 Frank Maloney: D-1979 1 0 0 TOTALS 30 24 2 Dick MacPherson: D-1985, J-88, J-89, D-89, D-90 3 1 1

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Texas A&M Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Chris Scelfo: D-2002 1 0 0 Dana Bible: J-1922 1 0 0 Curtis Johnson: D-2013 0 1 0 Homer Norton: J-1940, J-41, J-42, J-44 2 2 0 : D-2018, J-20 2 0 0 : D-1950 1 0 0 TOTALS 6 7 0 Paul “Bear” Bryant: D-1957 0 1 0 Gene Stallings: J-1968 1 0 0 Tulsa Emory Bellard: D-1975, J-77, D-77 1 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Tom Wilson: D-1978, D-81 2 0 0 Henry Frnka: J-1942, J-43, J-44, J-45, J-46 2 3 0 Jackie Sherrill: J-1986, J-87, J-88 2 1 0 J.O. “Buddy” Brothers: J-1953 0 1 0 R.C. Slocum: D-1989, D-90, J-92, J-93, J-94, D-95, J-98, J-99, 3 8 0 : D-1964, D-65 1 1 0 D-99, D-2000, D-01 F.A. Dry: D-1976 0 1 0 Dennis Franchione: J-2005, D-06 0 2 0 Dave Rader: D-1989, D-91 1 1 0 Gary Darnell: D-2007 0 1 0 Steve Kragthorpe: J-2004, D-05, D-06 1 2 0 Mike Sherman: D-2009, J-11 0 2 0 Todd Graham: J-2008, J-09, D-10 3 0 0 Tim DeRuyter: D-2011 1 0 0 Bill Blankenship: D-2011, D-12 1 1 0 Kevin Sumlin: J-2013, D-13, D-14, D-15, D-16 3 2 0 : D-2015, D-16 1 1 0 Jeff Banks: D-2017 0 1 0 TOTALS 10 11 0 Jimbo Fisher: D-2018, D-19 2 0 0 TOTALS 19 22 0 UAB Texas Tech Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Watson Brown: D-2004 0 1 0 Bill Clark: D-2017, D-18, D-19 1 2 0 Pete Cawthon: J-1938, J-39 0 2 0 TOTALS 1 3 0 Dell Morgan: J-1942, J-48, D-49 0 3 0 DeWitt Weaver: J-1952, J-54, J-56 2 1 0 J.T. King: D-1964, D-65 0 2 0 UCF Jim Carlen: D-1970, D-72, D-73, D-74 1 2 1 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-1976, D-77 0 2 0 George O’Leary: D-2005, D-07, D-09, D-10, D-12, J-14, D-14 3 4 0 Spike Dykes: D-1986, D-89, D-93, J-95, D-95, D-96, D-98 2 5 0 : D-2016, J-18 1 1 0 Mike Leach: D-2000, D-01, D-02, D-03, D-04, J-06, D-06, J-08, 5 4 0 : J-2019, D-19 1 1 0 J-09 TOTALS 5 6 0 Ruffin McNeill: J-2010 1 0 0 Tommy Tuberville: J-2011, D-12 2 0 0 UCLA Kliff Kingsbury: D-2013, D-15, D-17 1 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 14 23 1 Edwin “Babe” Horrell: J-1943 0 1 0 Bert LaBrucherie: J-1947 0 1 0 Toledo Henry “Red” Sanders: J-1954, J-56 0 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bill Barnes: J-1962 0 1 0 : D-1969, D-70 2 0 0 Tommy Prothro: J-1966 1 0 0 Jack Murphy: D-1971 1 0 0 : J-1976 1 0 0 : D-1981 1 0 0 : D-1976, D-78, D-81, J-83, J-84, J-85, J-86, 8 4 1 : D-1984 0 1 0 D-86, D-87, J-89, D-91, J-94, D-95 Gary Pinkel: D-1995 1 0 0 : J-1998, J-99, D-2000 1 2 0 : D-2001, D-02, D-04, D-05 2 2 0 : D-2002 1 0 0 Tim Beckman: D-2010 0 1 0 : D-2003, D-04, D-05, D-06 1 3 0 Matt Campbell: D-2011, D-12, J-15 2 1 0 DeWayne Walker: D-2007 0 1 0 Jason Candle: D-2015, D-16, D-17, D-18 1 3 0 Rick Neuheisel: D-2009 1 0 0 TOTALS 10 8 0 Mike Johnson: D-2011 0 1 0 Jim L. Mora: D-2012, D-13, J-15, D-15 2 2 0 Troy Jedd Fisch: D-2017 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 16 19 1 Larry Blakeney: D-2004, D-06, D-08, J-10, D-10 2 3 0 onn Neal Brown: D-2016, D-17, D-18 3 0 0 UC TOTALS 5 3 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Randy Edsall: D-2004, D-07, J-09, J-10, J-11 3 2 0 Tulane : D-2015 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 3 3 0 Bernie Bierman: J-1932 0 1 0 Ted Cox: J-1935 1 0 0 UNLV Lowell “Red” Dawson: J-1940 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jim Pittman: D-1970 1 0 0 Harvey Hyde: D-1984^ 1 0 0 Bennie Ellender: D-1973 0 1 0 : D-1994 1 0 0 Larry Smith: D-1979 0 1 0 John Robinson: D-2000 1 0 0 Vince Gibson: D-1980 0 1 0 Bobby Hauck: J-2014 0 1 0 Mack Brown: D-1987 0 1 0 TOTALS 3 1 0 Tommy Bowden: D-1998 1 0 0 ^Later lost game by forfeit

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Utah Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-1993, D-94, D-95, D-96, J-98, D-98, J-2000, 11 12 0 Ike Armstrong: J-1939 1 0 0 J-01, J-02, D-02, D-03, J-05, J-06, D-06, J-08, J-09, D-09, J-11, J-12, D-12, D-13, D-14, D-15 Ray Nagel: D-1964 1 0 0 Justin Fuente: D-2016, D-17, D-18, D-19 1 3 0 Ron McBride: D-1992, D-93, D-94, D-96, D-99, D-2001 3 3 0 Urban Meyer: D-2003, J-05 2 0 0 TOTALS 13 20 0 : D-2005, D-06, D-07, J-09, D-09, D-10, D-11, 10 3 0 D-14, D-15, D-16, D-17, D-18, D-19 Wake Forest TOTALS 17 6 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T D.C. “Peahead” Walker: J-1946, J-49 1 1 0 Utah St. John Mackovic: D-1979 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bill Dooley: D-1992 1 0 0 E.L. “Dick” Romney: J-1947 0 1 0 Jim Caldwell: D-1999 1 0 0 John Ralston: D-1960, D-61 0 2 0 Jim Grobe: D-2002, J-07, D-07, D-08, D-11 3 2 0 Charlie Weatherbie: D-1993 1 0 0 Dave Clawson: D-2016, D-17, D-18, D-19 3 1 0 John L. Smith: D-1997 0 1 0 TOTALS 9 5 0 : D-2011, D-12 1 1 0 ashington Matt Wells: D-2013, D-14, D-15, D-17 2 2 0 W Frank Maile: D-2018 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Gary Andersen: D-2019 0 1 0 Enoch Bagshaw: J-1924, J-26 0 1 1 TOTALS 4 8 0 Jimmy Phelan: J-1937 0 1 0 Ralph “Pest” Welch: J-1944 0 1 0 UTEP Jim Owens: J-1960, J-61, J-64 2 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Don James: J-1978, D-79, J-81, J-82, D-82, D-83, J-85, D-85, 10 4 0 D-86, D-87, D-89, J-91, J-92, J-93 Mack Saxon: J-1937 0 1 0 Jim Lambright: D-1995, D-96, D-97, D-98 1 3 0 Jack “Cactus Jack” Curtice: J-1949, J-50 1 1 0 Rick Neuheisel: D-1999; J-2001, D-01, D-02 1 3 0 Mike Brumbelow: J-1954, J-55, J-57 2 1 0 Steve Sarkisian: D-2010, D-11, D-12 1 2 0 : D-1965, D-67 2 0 0 Marques Tuiasosopo: D-2013 1 0 0 Bob Stull: D-1988 0 1 0 Chris Petersen: J-2015, D-15, D-16, D-17, J-19, D-19 2 4 0 Gary Nord: D-2000 0 1 0 TOTALS 18 20 1 : D-2004, D-05, D-10 0 3 0 Sean Kugler: D-2014 0 1 0 Washington St. TOTALS 5 9 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T UTSA Bill “Lone Star” Dietz: J-1916 1 0 0 Orin “Babe” Hollingbery: J-1931 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Jim Walden: D-1981 0 1 0 Frank Wilson: D-2016 0 1 0 Dennis Erickson: D-1988 1 0 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 Mike Price: D-1992, D-94, J-98, D-2001, J-03 3 2 0 Bill Doba: D-2003 1 0 0 Vanderbilt Mike Leach: D-2013, D-15, D-16, D-17, D-18, D-19 2 4 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 8 8 0 : D-1955 1 0 0 West Virginia Steve Sloan: D-1974 0 0 1 George MacIntyre: D-1982 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T : D-2008 1 0 0 Clarence “Doc” Spears: D-1922 1 0 0 James Franklin: D-2011, D-12, J-14 2 1 0 Marshall “Little Sleepy” Glenn: J-1938 1 0 0 Derek Mason: D-2016, D-18 0 2 0 Dud DeGroot: J-1949 1 0 0 TOTALS 4 4 1 Art Lewis: J-1954 0 1 0 Gene Corum: D-1964 0 1 0 Virginia Jim Carlen: D-1969 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bobby Bowden: D-1972, D-75 1 1 0 : D-1981, D-82, D-83, D-84, D-87, J-89, D-89, J-94, 4 9 0 George Welsh: D-1984, D-87, J-90, J-91, D-91, J-94, D-94, 4 8 0 J-95, J-97, D-97, D-98, D-2000 D-95, D-96, D-98, D-99, D-2000 Rich Rodriguez: D-2002, J-04, J-05, J-06, J-07 2 3 0 Al Groh: D-2002, D-03, D-04, D-05, J-08 3 2 0 Bill Stewart: J-2008, D-08, J-10, D-10 2 2 0 : D-2011 0 1 0 : J-2012, D-12, D-14, J-16, D-16, D-17, D-18 2 5 0 Bronco Mendenhall: D-2017, D-18, D-19 1 2 0 TOTALS 15 22 0 TOTALS 8 13 0 Western Ky. Virginia Tech Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Lance Guidry: D-2012 0 1 0 Jimmy Kitts: J-1947 0 1 0 Jeff Brohm: D-2014, D-15 2 0 0 Jerry Claiborne: D-1966, D-68 0 2 0 Nick Holt: D-2016 1 0 0 Bill Dooley: J-1981, D-84, D-86 1 2 0 Mike Sanford: D-2017 0 1 0 Tyson Helton: D-2019 1 0 0 TOTALS 4 2 0

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Western Mich. Case Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Merle Schlosser: D-1961 0 1 0 Bill Edwards: J-1941 1 0 0 Al Molde: D-1988 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 : J-2007, D-08, D-11 0 3 0 P.J. Fleck: D-2014, D-15, J-17 1 2 0 Catholic Tim Lester: D-2018, D-19 0 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 1 9 0 Arthur “Dutch” Bergman: J-1936, J-40 1 0 1 Wisconsin TOTALS 1 0 1 Coach: Month-Year W L T Centenary (LA) Ivy Williamson: J-1953 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Milt Bruhn: J-1960, J-63 0 2 0 Homer Norton: J-1934 0 0 1 Dave McClain: D-1981, D-82, D-84 1 2 0 TOTALS 0 0 1 : J-1994, J-95, D-96, J-98, J-99, J-2000, D-00, 9 4 0 D-02, D-03, J-05, J-06, J-13, J-15 Centre Bret Bielema: J-2007, J-08, D-08, D-09, J-11, J-12 2 4 0 Gary Andersen: J-2014 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Paul Chryst: D-2015, J-17, D-17, D-18, J-20 4 1 0 Charley Moran: J-1921, D-21, J-22 2 1 0 TOTALS 16 15 0 TOTALS 2 1 0

Wyoming Citadel Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Bowden Wyatt: J-1951 1 0 0 Eddie Teague: D-1960 1 0 0 Phil Dickens: J-1956 1 0 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 Bob Devaney: D-1958 1 0 0 Lloyd Eaton: D-1966, J-68 1 1 0 Columbia Fred Akers: D-1976 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Paul Roach: D-1987, D-88, D-90 0 3 0 Lou Little: J-1934 1 0 0 Joe Tiller: D-1993 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 Joe Glenn: D-2004 1 0 0 : D-2009, D-11 1 1 0 CSUN : D-2016, D-17, D-19 2 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 8 8 0 Sam Winningham: D-1967 0 1 0 PLAYED IN MAJOR BOWL—NO TOTALS 0 1 0

LONGER FBS Davidson Coach: Month-Year W L T Boston U. Homer Smith: D-1969 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 0 1 0 Larry Naviaux: D-1969 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 Dayton Coach: Month-Year W L T Brown Joe Gavin: J-1952 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 0 1 0 Ed Robinson: J-1916 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 Denver Coach: Month-Year W L T Bucknell Clyde “Cac” Hubbard: J-1946, J-47 0 2 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T TOTALS 0 2 0 Edward “Hook” Mylin: J-1935 1 0 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 Drake Coach: Month-Year W L T Cal St. Fullerton Vee Green: J-1946 1 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Al Kawal: J-1949 1 0 0 Gene Murphy: D-1983 0 1 0 Warren Gaer: J-1958 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 TOTALS 2 1 0

Carnegie Mellon Duquense Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Bill Kern: J-1939 0 1 0 John “Little Clipper” Smith: J-1937 1 0 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 0 0

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Fordham Ouchita Baptist Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Jim Crowley: J-1941, J-42 1 1 0 Wesley Bradshaw: D-1948 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 1 0 TOTALS 0 1 0

George Washington Pacific Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Eugene “Bo” Sherman: J-1957 1 0 0 Larry Siemering: J-1948 1 0 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 Ernie Jorge: J-1952, J-53 1 1 0 TOTALS 2 1 0 Georgetown Coach: Month-Year W L T Penn Jack Hagerty: J-1941 0 1 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Bob Margarita: J-1950 0 1 0 Bob Folwell: J-1917 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 2 0 TOTALS 0 1 0

Gonzaga Randolph Field Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Charles “Gus” Dorais: D-1922 0 1 0 Frank Tritico: J-1944 0 0 1 TOTALS 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 0 1

Hardin-Simmons Richmond Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Frank Kimbrough: J-1936, J-37 1 0 1 Frank Jones: D-1968, D-71 1 1 0 Warren Woodson: J-1943, J-47, J-48, D-48, D-48 4 1 0 TOTALS 1 1 0 : D-1958 0 1 0 TOTALS 5 2 1 Santa Clara Coach: Month-Year W L T arvard H Lawrence “Buck” Shaw: J-1937, J-38 2 0 0 Coach: Month-Year W L T Len Casanova: J-1950 1 0 0 Robert Fisher: J-1920 1 0 0 TOTALS 3 0 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 Second Air Force Holy Cross Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Red Reese: J-1943 1 0 0 John “Ox” Da Grosa: J-1946 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 Southwestern (TX) Long Beach St. Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Randolph R.M. Medley: J-1944, J-45 2 0 0 Jim Stangeland: D-1970 0 0 1 TOTALS 2 0 0 TOTALS 0 0 1 St. Mary’s (CA) Marquette Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Edward “Slip” Madigan: J-1939 1 0 0 : J-1937 0 1 0 Jimmy Phelan: J-1946, J-47 0 2 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 2 0

McNeese St. Tampa Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Jack Doland: D-1976 1 0 0 Earle Bruce: D-1972 1 0 0 Ernie Duplechin: D-1979, D-80 0 2 0 TOTALS 1 0 0 TOTALS 1 2 0 Tennessee Tech Montana St. Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Wilburn Tucker: D-1960 0 1 0 Clyde Carpenter: J-1947 0 0 1 TOTALS 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 0 1 U. of Mexico Occidental Coach: Month-Year W L T Coach: Month-Year W L T Bernard A. Hoban: J-1945 0 1 0 Roy Dennis: J-1949 1 0 0 TOTALS 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 0 0

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Villanova Coach: Month-Year W L T Maurice “Clipper” Smith: J-1937 0 0 1 Jordan Olivar: D-1947, J-49 1 1 0 Alex Bell: D-1961, D-62 1 1 0 TOTALS 2 2 1

Wash. & Jeff. Coach: Month-Year W L T Earle “Greasy” Neale: J-1922 0 0 1 TOTALS 0 0 1

Wash. & Lee Coach: Month-Year W L T George Barclay: J-1951 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 1 0

West Tex. A&M Coach: Month-Year W L T Frank Kimbrough: J-1951 1 0 0 Joe Kerbel: D-1962, D-67 2 0 0 TOTALS 3 0 0

West Va. Wesleyan Coach: Month-Year W L T Bob Higgins: J-1925 1 0 0 TOTALS 1 0 0

Wichita St. Coach: Month-Year W L T Ralph Graham: J-1948 0 1 0 Jim Trimble: D-1948 0 1 0 Hank Foldberg: D-1961 0 1 0 TOTALS 0 3 0

William & Mary Coach: Month-Year W L T Rube McCray: J-1948, J-49 1 1 0 Lou Holtz: D-1970 0 1 0 TOTALS 1 2 0

Xavier Coach: Month-Year W L T Ed Kluska: J-1950 1 0 0 TOTALS 1 0 0

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No. Total Per/Game MAJOR BOWL- Year Bowls Attendance Average 1966-67 8 521,427 **65,178 GAME ANNUAL 1967-68 9 532,113 59,124 1968-69 10 585,621 58,562 1969-70 11 649,915 59,083 ATTENDANCE 1970-71 11 623,072 56,643 1971-72 12 668,031 55,669 TOTALS 1972-73 11 668,461 60,769 1973-74 11 631,229 57,384 1974-75 11 597,079 54,280 TOTAL YEARLY 1975-76 11 650,881 59,171 1976-77 12 660,429 55,036 ATTENDANCE 1977-78 13 730,078 56,160 1978-79 15 726,064 48,404 *Record. **Record for year with more 1979-80 15 865,236 57,682 than one game played. 1980-81 15 856,730 57,115 No. Total Per/Game 1981-82 16 871,594 54,475 Year Bowls Attendance Average 1982-83 16 919,193 57,450 1901-02 1 8,000 8,000 1983-84 16 867,319 54,207 1915-16 1 7,000 7,000 1984-85 18 977,374 54,299 1916-17 1 26,000 26,000 1985-86 18 975,756 54,209 1919-20 1 30,000 30,000 1986-87 18 958,933 53,274 1920-21 2 51,000 25,500 1987-88 18 995,830 55,324 1921-22 3 57,000 19,000 1988-89 17 937,323 55,137 1922-23 2 48,000 24,000 1990 18 1,047,772 58,210 1923-24 1 40,000 40,000 1990-91 19 1,048,306 55,174 1924-25 3 107,000 35,667 1991-92 18 1,049,694 58,316 1925-26 1 50,000 50,000 1992-93 18 973,570 54,087 1926-27 1 57,417 57,417 1993-94 19 1,036,950 54,576 1927-28 1 65,000 65,000 1994-95 19 1,064,640 56,034 1928-29 1 66,604 66,604 1995-96 18 1,021,466 56,748 1929-30 1 72,000 72,000 1996-97 18 985,292 54,738 1930-31 1 60,000 60,000 1997-98 20 1,083,244 54,162 1931-32 1 75,562 75,562 1998-99 22 1,224,414 55,655 1932-33 1 78,874 78,874 1999-00 23 1,241,109 53,961 1933-34 2 47,000 23,500 2000-01 25 1,291,557 51,662 1934-35 3 111,634 37,211 2001-02 25 1,334,808 53,392 1935-36 4 137,042 34,261 2002-03 28 1,416,103 50,575 1936-37 6 176,396 29,399 2003-04 28 1,458,757 52,098 1937-38 5 202,972 40,594 2004-05 28 1,492,001 53,286 1938-39 5 224,643 44,929 2005-06 28 1,431,218 51,115 1939-40 5 226,478 45,296 2006-07 32 1,699,637 53,114 1940-41 5 253,735 50,747 2007-08 32 1,733,509 54,172 1941-42 5 215,786 43,157 2008-09 34 1,773,882 52,173 1942-43 5 240,166 48,033 2009-10 34 1,769,886 52,055 1943-44 5 195,203 39,041 2010-11 35 *1,813,215 51,806 1944-45 5 236,279 47,256 2011-12 35 1,765,224 50,435 1945-46 8 308,071 38,509 2012-13 35 1,722,833 49,224 1946-47 10 304,316 30,432 2013-14 35 1,719,077 49,116 1947-48 12 404,772 33,731 2014-15 39 1,730,524 44,372 1948-49 13 442,531 34,041 2015-16 41 1,796,498 43,817 1949-50 8 384,505 48,063 2016-17 41 1,710,424 41,718 1950-51 8 392,548 49,069 2017-18 40 1,620,253 40,506 1951-52 7 388,588 55,513 2018-19 39 1,615,855 41,432 1952-53 6 366,299 61,050 2019-20 40 1,637,417 40,935 1953-54 6 359,285 59,881 1954-55 6 357,871 59,645 1955-56 6 379,723 63,287 1956-57 6 369,162 61,527 1957-58 6 385,427 64,238 1958-59 7 392,394 56,056 1959-60 8 481,814 60,227 1960-61 9 490,113 54,457 1961-62 11 509,654 46,332 1962-63 10 481,722 48,172 1963-64 8 460,720 57,590 1964-65 8 448,541 56,068 1965-66 8 482,106 60,263

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BOWL INDIVIDUAL RECORD LIST

Only official records after 1937 are included. Prior records are included if able Most Touchdowns Responsible For (TDs to be substantiated. Each team’s score is in parentheses after the team name. The year listed is the actual (calendar) year the game was played; the date Scored & Passed For) is included if the bowl was played twice (i.e., January and December) during 8 , LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (1 rush, 7 pass) one calendar year. The list also includes discontinued bowls, marked with (D). 7 Geno Smith, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (1 rush, Bowls are listed by the name of the bowl at the time it was played. 6 pass) 7 Keith Price, Washington (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) (3 rush, 4 pass) TOTAL OFFENSE 7 , Memphis (55) vs. BYU (48) (Miami Beach, 2014) (3 rush, 4 pass) 7 , Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (Bahamas, 2014) (7 Most Plays pass) 98 , Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) 6 , Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) (1 rush, 5 83 , Purdue (27) vs. Washington St. (33) (Sun, 2001) pass) 82 Byron Leftwich, Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 6 Dan LeFevour, Central Mich. (48) vs. Purdue (51) (Motor City, 2007) (2 79 , Clemson (25) vs. LSU (24) (Chick-fil-A, 2012) rush, 4 pass) 79 Taysom Hill, BYU (16) vs. Washington (31) (Fight Hunger, 2013) 6 (D) , Iowa (55) vs. Texas (17) (Freedom, 1984) (6 pass) 78 Brett Basanez, Northwestern (38) vs. UCLA (50) (Sun, 2005) 6 , Texas (40) vs. Missouri (27) (Cotton, 1946) (3 rush, 2 pass, 77 , Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP Championship, 1 catch) 2017) 6 , Washington St. (45) vs. Colo. St. (48) (New Mexico, 76 , Houston (30) vs. Penn St. (14) (TicketCity, 2012) 2013) (6 pass) 75 Shane Carden, East Carolina (20) vs. Florida (28) (Birmingham, 2015) 6 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (1 rush, 5 pass) 74 (D) Tony Kimbrough, Western Mich. (30) vs. Fresno St. (35) (California, 6 , California (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (6 1988) pass) 74 Justice Hansen, Arkansas St. (30) vs. Middle Tenn. (35) (Camellia, 2017) 6 Daniel Jones, Kentucky (56) vs. Temple (27) (Independence, 2018) (1 rush, 5 pass) Most Total Yards 594 , BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) (576 pass) RUSHING 574 , Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (559 pass) 566 Byron Leftwich, Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (576 pass) Most Rushing Attempts 562 Mike Kafka, Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) (532 46 (D) Ron Jackson, Tulsa (28) vs. San Diego St. (17) (Freedom, 1991) (211 pass) yards) 555 Skyler Howard (43) vs. Arizona St. (42) (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) (532 pass) 43 Fred Taylor, Florida (21) vs. Penn St. (6) (Florida Citrus, 1998) (234 yards) 542 Case Keenum, Houston (30) vs. Penn St. (14) (TicketCity, 2012) (532 42 Tellis Redmon, Minnesota (30) vs. NC State (38) (Micronpc.com, 2000) pass) (246 yards) 540 Curtis Painter, Purdue (51) vs. Central Mich. (48) (Motor City, 2007) (546 41 (D) Blake Ezor, Michigan St. (33) vs. Hawaii (13) (Aloha, 1989) (179 pass) yards) 533 , Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (482 pass) 39 Terrell Fletcher, Wisconsin (34) vs. Duke (20) (Hall of Fame, 1995) (241 514 , Texas Tech (45) vs. California (31) (Holiday, 2004) (520 yards) pass) 39 Raymont Harris, Ohio St. (28) vs. BYU (21) (Holiday, 1993) (235 yards) 514 , Baylor (41) vs. Michigan St. (42) (Cotton, 2015) (550 pass) 39 , Florida (27) vs. NC State (10) (Gator, 1992) (182 yards) 39 Charlie Wysocki, Maryland (20) vs. Florida (35) (Tangerine, 1980) (159 Highest Average Per Play yards) (Minimum 10 Plays) 39 Charles White, Southern California (17) vs. Ohio St. (16) (Rose, 1980) (247 yards) 24.1 Dicky Maegle, Rice (28) vs. Alabama (6) (Cotton, 1954) (11 for 265) 38 Yvenson Bernard, Oregon St. (21) vs. Maryland (14) (Emerald, 2007) (177 16.5 , Marshall (48) vs. Louisville (29) (Motor City, 1998) (27 yards) for 445) 16.5 , Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 ot) (Rose Bowl, 2018) (11 for 181) Most Net Rushing Yards 16.2 , Florida St. (30) vs. West Virginia (18) (Gator, 2005) (12 307 P.J. Daniels, Georgia Tech (52) vs. Tulsa (10) (Humanitarian, 2004) (31 for 195) carries) 15.8 , San Diego St. (35) vs. Army West Point (42) (Armed 299 Johnny Jefferson, Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, Forces, 2017) (14 for 221) 2015) (23 carries) 15.4 Da’Rel Scott, Maryland (51) vs. East Carolina (20) (Military, 2010) (13 for 285 , Colorado St. (40) vs. Fresno St. (35) (New Mexico, 2008) 200) (27 carries) 14.4 Favian Upshaw, Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, 281 , Missouri (38) vs. Arkansas (7) (Cotton, 2008) (24 carries) Dec. 23, 2015) (15 for 216) 280 , Rutgers (52) vs. Ball St. (30) (International, 2008) (35 carries) 14.3 , Notre Dame (49) vs. Hawaii (21) (Hawaii, 2008) (28 for 280 (D) James Gray, Texas Tech (49) vs. Duke (21) (All-American, 1989) (33 401) carries) 14.1 Marcus Dupree, Oklahoma (21) vs. Arizona St. (32) (Fiesta, 1983) (17 for 276 (D) Curtis Dickey, Texas A&M (28) vs. Iowa St. (12) (Hall of Fame, 1978) 239) (34 carries) 14.0 , Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (23 for 271 Kareem Hunt, Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2014) (32 322) carries) 266 (D) Gaston Green, UCLA (31) vs. BYU (10) (Freedom, 1986) (33 carries) 266 , Georgia (37) vs. Louisville (14) (Belk, 2014) (33 carries)

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Most Net Rushing Yards by a Quarterback 347 Walter Packer (183) & Terry Vitrano (164), Mississippi St. (26) vs. North 229 , Texas A&M (41) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Cotton, 2013) (17 Carolina (24) (Sun, 1974) carries) 343 (D) Charles White (186) & Dwight Ford (157), Southern California (47) vs. 226 , Louisville (27) vs. Texas A&M (21) (Music City, 2015) (22 Texas A&M (28) (Bluebonnet, 1977) carries) 213 Malcolm Perry, Navy (20) vs. Kansas St. (17) (Liberty, 2019) (28 carries) Most Rushing Touchdowns 201 Dwight Dasher, Middle Tenn. (42) vs. Southern Miss. (32) (New Orleans, 5 Kareem Hunt, Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) 2009) (26 carries) (runs of 4, 44, 29, 6, 1) 200 , Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 5 Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (runs of 89, carries) 1, 1, 4, 43) 199 Favian Upshaw, Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, 5 , Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) (runs of 33, Dec. 23, 2015) (12 carries) 2, 67, 1, 10) 199 , Nebraska (62) vs. Florida (24) (Fiesta, 1996) (16 carries) 5 Neil Snow, Michigan (49) vs. Stanford (0) (Rose, 1902) (five-point scores) 192 Vince Young, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (21 carries) 5 , Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (runs of 1, 1, 5, 20, 1) 180 Ahmad Bradshaw, Army West Point (42) vs. San Diego St. (35) (Armed 5 Kelvin Hopkins Jr., Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, Forces, 2017) (32 carries) 2018) (runs of 1, 77, 1, 2, 1) 180 (D) Mike Mosley, Texas A&M (28) vs. Southern California (47) 4 30 tied. Most recent: Rashaad Penny, San Diego St. (35) vs. Army West (Bluebonnet, 1977) (20 carries) Point (42) (Armed Forces, 2017) (runs of 81, 32, 49, 4)

Highest Average Per Rush (Minimum 9 Carries) PASSING 24.1 Dicky Maegle, Rice (28) vs. Alabama (6) (Cotton, 1954) (11 for 265) 21.6 Bob Jeter, Iowa (38) vs. California (12) (Rose, 1959) (9 for 194) Most Pass Attempts 18.7 Ke’Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt (38) vs. Baylor (45) (Texas, 2018) (13 for 78 Mike Kafka, Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) 243) 74 Kyle Orton, Purdue (27) vs. Washington St. (33) (Sun, 2001) 16.6 Favian Upshaw, Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, 70 Brett Basanez, Northwestern (38) vs. UCLA (50) (Sun, 2005) Dec. 23, 2015) (12 for 199) 70 Byron Leftwich, Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 16.5 Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 ot) (Rose, 2018) (11 for 181) 69 Case Keenum, Houston (30) vs. Penn St. (14) (TicketCity, 2012) 16.2 Leon Washington, Florida St. (30) vs. West Virginia (18) (Gator, 2005) (12 69 , Texas Tech (31) vs. Virginia (28) (Gator, 2008) for 195) 66 Shane Carden, East Carolina (20) vs. Florida (28) (Birmingham, 2015) 16.1 , UCLA (42) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Sun, 2013) (10 for 161) 63 Nick Starkel, Texas A&M (52) vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) 15.8 Rashaad Penny, San Diego St. (35) vs. Army West Point (42) (Armed 63 (D) Trent Dilfer, Fresno St. (30) vs. Colorado (41) (Aloha, 1993) Forces, 2017) (14 for 221) 62 (D) Steve Clarkson, San Jose St. (25) vs. Toledo (27) (California, 1981) 15.7 , Michigan (38) vs. Washington (31) (Rose, 1993) (15 for 235) Most Pass Completions 15.4 Da’Rel Scott, Maryland (51) vs. East Carolina (20) (Military, 2010) (13 for 47 Mike Kafka, Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) 200) 45 Case Keenum, Houston (30) vs. Penn St. (14) (TicketCity, 2012) 15.4 Kelvin Hopkins Jr., Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 44 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech (31) vs. Virginia (28) (Gator, 2008) 2018) (11 for 170) 43 , Texas Tech (45) vs. Northwestern (38) (TicketCity, 2011) 43 (D) Steve Clarkson, San Jose St. (25) vs. Toledo (27) (California, 1981) Three Rushers, Same Team, Gaining More 42 Nick Starkel, Texas A&M (52) vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) Than 100 Yards 42 Ty Detmer, BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) 402 Terrance Ganaway (200), Jarred Salubi (101) & Tevin Reese (101), Baylor 41 , Missouri (24) vs. Iowa (27) (Insight, 2010) (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) 41 Colt McCoy, Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) 367 Thomas Sirk (155), Jela Duncan (109), & Shaun Wilson (103), Duke (44) 41 (D) B.J. Symons, Texas Tech (38) vs. Navy (14) (Houston, 2003) vs. Indiana (41) (ot) (Pinstripe, 2015) 41 Byron Leftwich, Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 366 (142), Elliott Walker (123) & Robert Haygood (QB) (101), 41 Danny O’Neil, Oregon (20) vs. Penn St. (38) (Rose, 1995) Pittsburgh (33) vs. Kansas (19) (Sun, 1975) Most Consecutive Pass Completions Most Yards By Two Rushers, Same Team, 19 Mike Bobo, Georgia (33) vs. Wisconsin (6) (Outback, 1998) Gaining More Than 100 Yards Each 18 Zach Wilson, BYU (49) vs. Western Mich. (18) (Famous Idaho Potato, 460 Johnny Jefferson (299) & Devin Chafin (161), Baylor (49) vs. North 2018) Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) 17 Ryan Finley, NC State (52) vs. Arizona St. (31) (Sun, 2017) 374 Kareem Hunt (271) & Damion Jones-Moore (103), Toledo (63) vs. 16 , NC State (56) vs. Kansas (26) (Tangerine, 2003) Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) 15 , Utah St. (41) vs. Kent St. (51) (Frisco, 2019) 373 Woody Green (202) & Brent McClanahan (171), Arizona St. (49) vs. 14 Terrance Broadway, Louisiana (16) vs. Nevada (3) (New Orleans, 2014) Missouri (35) (Fiesta, 1972) 14 Mitch Leidner, Minnesota (21) vs. Central Mich. (14) (Quick Lane, 2015) 365 Prince-Tyson Gulley (208) & Jerome Smith (157), Syracuse (38) vs. West 12 Tim Tebow, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) Virginia (14) (Pinstripe, 2012) 12 , Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 365 (D) George Woodard (185) & Mike Mosley (QB) (180), Texas A&M (28) 11 , Stanford (38) vs. Oklahoma St. (41) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) vs. Southern California (47) (Bluebonnet, 1977) 11 Riley Skinner, Wake Forest (29) vs. Navy (19) (EagleBank, 2008) 365 Bob Anderson (254) & Jim Bratten (111), Colorado (47) vs. Alabama (33) 11 Colt McCoy, Texas (26) vs. Iowa (24) (Alamo, 2006) (Liberty, 1969) 11 Joel Armstrong, Rice (17) vs. Troy (41) (New Orleans, 2006) 364 Tommie Frazier (QB) (199) & Lawrence Phillips (165), Nebraska (62) vs. Florida (24) (Fiesta, 1996) Most Net Passing Yards 356 (251) & Corey Clement (105), Wisconsin (34) vs. Auburn (31) (Outback, 2015) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.)

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576 Byron Leftwich, Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) .917 Bart Houston, Wisconsin (24) vs. Western Mich. (16) (Cotton, 2017) (41-70-2) (11-12-0) 576 Ty Detmer, BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) (42-59-2) .917 Bobby Layne, Texas (40) vs. Missouri (27) (Cotton, 1946) (11-12-0) 559 Colt Brennan, Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (33-42-1) .900 Ken Ploen, Iowa (35) vs. Oregon St. (19) (Rose, 1957) (9-10-0) 550 Bryce Petty, Baylor (41) vs. Michigan St. (42) (Cotton, 2015) (36-51-1) .886 Tim Tebow, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (31-35-0) 546 Curtis Painter, Purdue (51) vs. Central Mich. (48) (Motor City, 2007) .880 Connor Shaw, South Carolina (34) vs. Wisconsin (24) (Capital One, 2013) (35-54-2) (22-25-0) 532 Skyler Howard, West Virginia (43) vs. Arizona St. (42) (Cactus, Jan. 2, .871 Andrew Luck, Stanford (38) vs. Oklahoma St. (41) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) 2016) (28-51-2) (27-31-1) 532 Case Keenum, Houston (30) vs. Penn St. (14) (TicketCity, 2012) (45-69-0) .846 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame (49) vs. Hawaii (21) (Hawaii, 2008) (22-26-0) 532 Mike Kafka, Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) .846 Tom Sorley, Nebraska (21) vs. North Carolina (17) (Liberty, 1977) (47-78-5) (11-13-0) 531 (D) David Carr, Fresno St. (35) vs. Michigan St. (44) (Silicon Valley, 2001) (35-56-2) Most Yards Per Pass Attempt 523 (D) Trent Dilfer, Fresno St. (30) vs. Colorado (41) (Aloha, 1993) (37-63-1) (Minimum 10 Attempts)

Most Net Passing Yards, One Quarter 21.3 (D) Chris McCoy, Navy (42) vs. California (38) (Aloha, 1996) (13 for 277) 20.7 Arion Worthman, Air Force (45) vs. South Ala. (21) (Arizona, 2016) (10 for 255 Cooper Rush, Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) 207) (4th, 13 of 17) 19.4 Tony Rice, Notre Dame (34) vs. West Virginia (21) (Fiesta, 1989) (11 for 250 Nick Stevens, Colorado St. (50) vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho Potato, 213) 2016) (4th, 11 of 15) 18.7 , Georgia (40) vs. TCU (26) (Orange, 1942) (13 for 243) 237 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (2nd, 10 of 13) 18.5 Bucky Richardson, Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (11 for 237 , Jr., Houston (35) vs. Pittsburgh (34) (Armed Forces, 2015) (4th 203) 11 of 14) 17.8 , Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) (21 for 223 Browning Nagle, Louisville (34) vs. Alabama (7) (Fiesta, 1991) (1st, 9 of 16) 373) 219 Bryce Petty, Baylor (41) vs. Michigan St. (42) (Cotton, 2015) (3rd, 10 of 13) 17.6 Zach Wilson, BYU (49) vs. Western Michigan (18) (Famous Idaho Potato, 202 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri (24) vs. Iowa (27) (Insight, 2010) (2nd, 15 of 22) 2018) (18 for 317) 202 Colt Brennan, Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (3rd, 10 of 11) 17.3 Don Rumley, New Mexico (34) vs. Denver (24) (Sun, 1946) (12 for 207) 202 (D) Bret Stafford, Texas (32) vs. Pittsburgh (27) (Bluebonnet, 1987) (1st) 17.1 Chad Pennington, Marshall (48) vs. Louisville (29) (Motor City, 1998) (24 for 411) Most Touchdown Passes Thrown 16.7 (D) , Air Force (45) vs. Washington (25) (Oahu, 1998) (16 for 7 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (19, 8, 35, 42, 30, 267) 62, 2) 16.4 (D) Rob Hertel, Southern California (47) vs. Texas A&M (28) (Bluebonnet, 7 Cooper Rush, Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) 1977) (15 for 246) (21, 30, 12, 23, 10, 7, 20) 15.4 , Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (18 for 278) 6 Geno Smith, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (8, 27, 3, 6, 37, 7 yards) Most Yards Per Pass Completion 6 (D) Chuck Long, Iowa (55) vs. Texas (17) (Freedom, 1984) (6, 11, 33, 49, (Minimum 7 Completions) 4, 15 yards) 30.8 (D) Chris McCoy, Navy (42) vs. California (38) (Aloha, 1996) (9 for 277) 6 Connor Halliday, Washington St. (45) vs. Colorado St. (48) (New Mexico, 2013) (25, 1, 28, 28, 3, 22 yards) 30.4 , Texas (28) vs. Navy (6) (Cotton, 1964) (7 for 213) 6 Jared Goff, California (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (30, 5, 30.4 Tony Rice, Notre Dame (34) vs. West Virginia (21) (Fiesta, 1989) (7 for 24, 14, 12, 25) 213) 29.6 Arion Worthman, Air Force (45) vs. South Ala. (21) (Arizona, 2016) (7 for 207) Most Passes Had Intercepted 28.6 James Street, Texas (36) vs. Tennessee (13) (Cotton, 1969) (7 for 200) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 27.2 , Florida St. (30) vs. Virginia Tech (17) (Gator, 2002) (12 for 326) 6 Case Keenum, Houston (20) vs. Air Force (47) (Armed Forces, 2009) 27.0 Frank Sinkwich, Georgia (40) vs. TCU (26) (Orange, 1942) (9 for 243) (24-41-6) 25.3 , Arizona (45) vs. New Mexico (37) (New Mexico, 2015) (13 6 Bruce Lee, Arizona (10) vs. Auburn (34) (Sun, 1968) (6-24-6) for 329) 5 Matt McGloin, Penn St. (24) vs. Florida (37) (Outback, 2011) (17-41-5) 24.9 Jarrett Stidham, Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) (15 for 5 Mike Kafka, Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) 373) (47-78-5) 23.7 , Georgia (45) vs. Nebraska (31) (Capital One, 2013) (18 for 5 Joel Armstrong, Rice (17) vs. Troy (41) (New Orleans, 2006) (34-54-5) 427) 5 Wade Hill, Arkansas (15) vs. Georgia (24) (Independence, 1991) (12-31-5) 5 Kevin Murray, Texas A&M (12) vs. Ohio St. (28) (Cotton, 1987) (12-31-5) 5 Vinny Testaverde, Miami (FL) (10) vs. Penn St. (14) (Fiesta, 1987) RECEIVING (26-50-5) 5 Jeff Wickersham, LSU (10) vs. Nebraska (28) (Sugar, 1985) (20-38-5) Most Pass Receptions 5 (D) Steve Clarkson, San Jose St. (25) vs. Toledo (27) (California, 1981) (43-62-5) 20 (D) Norman Jordan, Vanderbilt (28) vs. Air Force (36) (Hall of Fame, 1982) 5 Terry McMillan, Missouri (3) vs. Penn St. (10) (Orange, 1970) (6-28-5) (173 yards) 5 Paul Gilbert, Georgia (6) vs. Nebraska (45) (Sun, 1969) (10-30-5) 20 Walker Gillette, Richmond (49) vs. Ohio (42) (Tangerine, 1968) (242) 18 (D) Gerald Willhite, San Jose St. (25) vs. Toledo (27) (California, 1981) (124) Highest Completion Percentage 18 Tommy Shuler, Marshall (52) vs. Northern Ill. (23) (Boca Raton, 2014) (185) (Minimum 10 Attempts) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 17 Lucky Jackson, Western Ky. (23) vs. Western Mich. (20) (First Responder, 1.000 Riley Skinner, Wake Forest (29) vs. Navy (19) (EagleBank, 2008) (11-11- 2019) (148) 0); Zach Wilson, BYU (49) vs. Western Michigan (18) (Famous Idaho 17 Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green (42) vs. Idaho (43) (Humanitarian, 2009) Potato, 2018) (18-18-0) (219) .929 Mike Bobo, Georgia (33) vs. Wisconsin (6) (Outback, 1998) (26-28-0) 16 Travis LaTendresse, Utah (38) vs. Georgia Tech (10) (Emerald, 2005) (214)

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16 Samie Parker, Oregon (30) vs. Minnesota (31) (Sun, 2003) (200) 30 Kelvin Hopkins Jr., Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 16 Sammy Watkins, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2013) (227) 2018) (5 TDs) 15 T.J. Moe, Missouri (24) vs. Iowa (27) (Insight, 2010) (152) 28 Bobby Layne, Texas (40) vs. Missouri (27) (Cotton, 1946) (4 TDs, 4 PATs) 15 , Utah (35) vs. Pittsburgh (7) (Fiesta, 2005) (198) 15 Denero Marriott, Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, Most Points Responsible For 2001) (234) (TDs Scored & Passed For, Extra Points, and FGs) 15 (D) Stephone Paige, Fresno St. (29) vs. Bowling Green (28) (California, 1982) (246) 48 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (42 pass, 6 rush) 42 Cooper Rush, Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) (42 pass) ost ass eceiving ards M P R Y 42 Paxton Lynch, Memphis (55) vs. BYU (48) (Miami Beach, 2014) (24 pass, 308 Jason Rivers, Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (14 catches) 18 rush) 299 (D) Rodney Wright, Fresno St. (35) vs. Michigan St. (44) (Silicon Valley, 42 Geno Smith, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (36 2001) (13) pass, 6 rush) 270 (D) Charles Rogers, Michigan St. (44) vs. Fresno St. (35) (Silicon Valley, 42 Keith Price, Washington (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) (24 pass, 18 2001) (10) rush) 265 Jordan White, Western Mich. (32) vs. Purdue (37) (Little Caesars, 2011) (13) 40 Bobby Layne, Texas (40) vs. Missouri (27) (Cotton, 1946) (18 rush, 12 265 Olabisi Johnson, Colorado St. (50) vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho Potato, pass, 6 receiving and 4 PATs) 2016) (7) 36 Jared Goff, California (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2016) (36 252 , Michigan St. (27) vs. Georgia (34) (Gator, Jan. 1, 1989) (9) pass) 246 (D) Stephone Paige, Fresno St. (29) vs. Bowling Green (28) (California, 36 Paul Smith, Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) (30 pass, 6 1982) (15) rush) 242 (D) Tony Jones, Texas (32) vs. Pittsburgh (27) (Bluebonnet, 1987) (8) 36 Dan LeFevour, Central Mich. (48) vs. Purdue (51) (Motor City, 2007) (24 242 Walker Gillette, Richmond (49) vs. Ohio (42) (Tangerine, 1968) (20) pass, 12 rush) 241 Gerell Robinson, Arizona St. (24) vs. Boise St. (56) (Las Vegas, 2011) (13) 36 (D) Chuck Long, Iowa (55) vs. Texas (17) (Freedom, 1984) (36 pass) 36 Connor Halliday, Washington St. (45) vs. Colorado St. (48) (New Mexico, Highest Average Per Reception 2013) (36 pass) (Minimum 3 Receptions) 36 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2013) (30 pass, 6 rush) 54.0 Chase Cochran, Ohio (45) vs. La.-Monroe (14) (Independence, 2012) (3 for 36 Daniel Jones, Duke (56) vs. Temple (27) (Independence, 2018) (30 pass, 162) 6 rush) 53.3 Darius Slayton, Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) Music City, 2018) (3 for 160) 52.3 (D) Jason Anderson, Wake Forest (38) vs. Oregon (17) (Seattle, 2002) (3 for Most Touchdowns 157) 5 Zach Abey, Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (5 rush) 52.3 Phil Harris, Texas (28) vs. Navy (6) (Cotton, 1964) (3 for 157) 5 , LSU (56) vs. Texas Tech (27) (Texas, 2015) (5 rush) 51.0 Kris Adams, UTEP (24) vs. BYU (52) (New Mexico, 2010) (3 for 153) 5 Kareem Hunt, Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) (5 49.8 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (4 for 199) rush) 48.8 , Florida St. (30) vs. Virginia Tech (17) (Gator, 2002) (4 for 5 Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (5 195) rush) 45.5 Cayleb Jones, Arizona (45) vs. New Mexico (37) (New Mexico, 2015) (4 5 Reggie Campbell, Navy (51) vs. Colorado St. (30) (Poinsettia, 2005) (3 for 182) rush, 2 catch) 43.3 Marquez Valdes-Scantling, South Fla. (38) vs. Texas Tech (34) 5 Steven Jackson, Oregon St. (55) vs. New Mexico (14) (Las Vegas, 2003) (Birmingham, 2017) (3 for 133) (4 rush, 1 catch) 42.0 Josh Morgan, Virginia Tech (13) vs. Auburn (16) (Sugar, 2005) (3 for 126) 5 (D) Sheldon Canley, San Jose St. (48) vs. Central Mich. (24) (California, 41.6 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National 1990) (4 rush, 1 catch) Championship, 2016) (5 for 208) 5 Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) (5 rush) Most Touchdowns Receiving 5 Neil Snow, Michigan (49) vs. Stanford (0) (Rose, 1902) (5 rush five-point 4 , LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (14 catches) TDs) 4 Tavon Austin, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (12) 5 Kelvin Hopkins Jr. Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 4 Travis LaTendresse, Utah (38) vs. Georgia Tech (10) (Emerald, 2005) (16) 2018) (5 rush) 4 , Florida St. (36) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Gator, Jan. 2, 1965) (13) 4 (D) Bob McChesney, Hardin-Simmons (49) vs. Wichita St. (12) (Camellia, Most Two-Point Conversions 1948) (8) 2 , Syracuse (23) vs. Texas (14) (Cotton, 1960) (2 pass 4 Titus Davis, Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) (6) receptions)

SCORING KICKING

Most Points Scored Most Points by a Kicker 30 Zach Abey, Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (5 TDs) 21 Riley Patterson, Memphis (39) vs. Penn St. (53) (Cotton Bowl, 2019) (6 30 Leonard Fournette, LSU (56) vs. Texas Tech (27) (Texas, 2015) (5 TDs) FGs, 3 PATs) 30 Kareem Hunt, Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy, 2015) (5 TDs) 19 Matthew Trickett, Kent St. (51) vs. Utah St. (41) (Frisco, 2019) (5 FGs, 4 30 Terrance Ganaway, Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (5 TDs) PATs) 30 Reggie Campbell, Navy (51) vs. Colorado St. (30) (Poinsettia, 2005) (5 TDs) 19 Kevin Miller, East Carolina (61) vs. Marshall (64) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (4 30 Steven Jackson, Oregon St. (55) vs. New Mexico (14) (Las Vegas, 2003) FGs, 7 PATs) (5 TDs) 18 Andrew Aguila, Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (5 30 (D) Sheldon Canley, San Jose St. (48) vs. Central Mich. (24) (California, FGs, 3 PATs) 1990) (5 TDs) 17 Jonathan Barnes, Louisiana Tech (47) vs. Arkansas St. (28) (New 30 Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) (5 TDs) Orleans, 2015) (4 FGs, 5 PATs)

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17 Dan Nystrom, Minnesota (29) vs. Arkansas (14) (Music City, 2002) (5 9 Jarod Tracy, Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) (9 made) FGs, 2 PATs) 9 Josh Brown, Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) (9 made) 17 Kyle Brindza, Notre Dame (29) vs. Rutgers (17) (Pinstripe, 2013) (5 FGs, 9 Neil Rackers, Illinois (63) vs. Virginia (21) (Micronpc.com, 1999) (9 made) 2 PATs) 9 Layne Talbot, Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (9 made) 16 , Arizona St. (42) vs. West Virginia (43) (Cactus, Jan. 2, 9 Bobby Luna, Alabama (61) vs. Syracuse (6) (Orange, 1953) (7 made) 2016) (4 FGs, 4 PATs) 9 (D) James Weaver, Centre (63) vs. TCU (7) (Fort Worth Classic, 1921) (9 16 Quinn Sharp, Oklahoma St. (58) vs. Purdue (14) (Heart of Dallas, 2013) made) (3 FGs, 7 PATs) 9 Anders Carlson, Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) (9 made) 16 Jeremy Ito, Rutgers (40) vs. Arizona St. (45) (Insight, 2005) (4 FGs, 4 PATs) ost xtra oint icks ade 16 Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M (22) vs. Michigan (20) (Alamo, 1995) (5 FGs, 1 M E -P K M PAT) 10 Tyler Bitancurt, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (10 16 Tim Rogers, Mississippi St. (24) vs. NC State (28) (Peach, Jan. 1, 1995) attempts) (5 FGs, 1 PAT) 10 John Abercrombie, Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 16 Arden Czyzewski, Florida (28) vs. Notre Dame (39) (Sugar, 1992) (5 FGs, 2018) (10 attempts) 1 PAT) 9 Cade York, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (9 attempts) 16 Jared Roberts, Colorado St. (48) vs. Washington St. (45) (New Mexico, 9 Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) 2013) (4 FGs, 4 PATs) (9 attempts) 16 Cole Tracy, LSU (40) vs. UCF (32) (Fiesta, 2018) (4 FGs, 4 PATs) 9 Jarod Tracy, Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) (9 attempts) 9 Josh Brown, Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) (9 Most Field Goals Attempted attempts) 9 Neil Rackers, Illinois (63) vs. Virginia (21) (Micronpc.com, 1999) (9 7 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 attempts) made) 9 Layne Talbot, Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (9 attempts) 6 Riley Patterson, Memphis (39) vs. Penn St. (53) (Cotton, 2019) (6 made) 9 (D) James Weaver, Centre (63) vs. TCU (7) (Fort Worth Classic, 1921) (9 6 Dominik Eberly, Utah St. (20) vs. New Mexico St. (26) (Arizona, 2017) (2 attempts) made) 9 Anders Carlson, Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) (9 6 Jimmy Camacho, Fresno St. (33) vs. Houston (27) (Hawaii, 2017) (4 attempts) made) 8 14 tied. Most recent: Colin Wareham, Duke (56) vs. Temple (27) 6 Andrew Aguila, Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (5 (Independence, 2018) (8 attempts) made) 6 John Sullivan, New Mexico (23) vs. Nevada (0) (New Mexico, 2007) (3 made) PUNTING 6 (D) Mason Crosby, Colorado (33) vs. UTEP (28) (Houston, 2004) (4 made) 6 Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M (22) vs. Michigan (20) (Alamo, 1995) (5 made) Most Punts 6 Jess Atkinson, Maryland (23) vs. Tennessee (30) (Florida Citrus, 1983) (5 21 Everett Sweeney, Michigan (49) vs. Stanford (0) (Rose, 1902) made) 16 Lem Pratt, New Mexico St. (14) vs. Hardin-Simmons (14) (Sun, 1936) 5 26 tied. Most recent: Matthew Trickett, Kent St. (51) vs. Utah St. (41) (38.4 average) (Frisco, 2019) (5 made); Jose Borregales, FIU (26) vs. Arkansas St. (34) (Camellia, 2019) (4 made) 14 Sammy Baugh, TCU (3) vs. LSU (2) (Sugar, 1936) 13 Hugh Keeney, Rice (8) vs. Tennessee (0) (Orange, 1947) Most Field Goals Made 13 N.A. Keithley, Tulsa (6) vs. Texas Tech (0) (Sun, 1942) (37.0 average) 13 Hugh McCullough, Oklahoma (0) vs. Tennessee (17) (Orange, 1939) 6 Riley Patterson, Memphis (39) vs. Penn St. (53) (Cotton, 2019) (48, 37, (40.6 average) 44, 51, 41, 42) 13 Pete Tyler, Hardin-Simmons (14) vs. New Mexico St. (14) (Sun, 1936) 5 Matthew Trickett, Kent St. (51) vs. Utah St. (41) (Frisco, 2019) (40, 22, 36, (45.2 average) 29, 37) 13 (D) Tom Murphy, Arkansas (7) vs. Centenary (LA) (7) (Dixie Classic, 1934) 5 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (44.0 average) (23, 37, 41, 35, 44 yards) 12 Mitch Berger, Colorado (25) vs. Alabama (30) (Blockbuster, 1991) (41.0 5 Andrew Aguila, Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (28, average) 35, 44, 42, 37 yards) 12 Bob Parsons, Penn St. (10) vs. Missouri (3) (Orange, 1970) (42.6 5 Dan Nystrom, Minnesota (29) vs. Arkansas (14) (Music City, 2002) (24, average) 45, 21, 22, 29 yards) 12 Jim Callahan, Texas Tech (0) vs. Tulsa (6) (Sun, 1942) (43.0 average) 5 Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M (22) vs. Michigan (20) (Alamo, 1995) (27, 49, 47, 12 Mike Palm, Penn St. (3) vs. Southern California (14) (Rose, 1923) 31, 37 yards) 5 Tim Rogers, Mississippi St. (24) vs. NC State (28) (Peach, Jan. 1, 1995) (37, 21, 29, 36, 30 yards) Highest Average Per Punt 5 Arden Czyzewski, Florida (28) vs. Notre Dame (39) (Sugar, 1992) (26, 24, (Minimum 5 Punts) 36, 37, 24 yards) 55.0 JK Scott, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, 2015) (7 for 385) 5 Jess Atkinson, Maryland (23) vs. Tennessee (30) (Florida Citrus, 1983) 55.0 Justin Brantly, Texas A&M (17) vs. Penn St. (24) (Alamo, 2007) (6 for 330) (18, 48, 31, 22, 26 yards) 54.6 Brian Schmiedebusch, Bowling Green (27) vs. Pittsburgh (30) (Little Caesars Pizza, 2013) (5 for 273) Most Extra-Point Kick Attempts 53.8 Mat McBriar, Hawaii (28) vs. Tulane (36) (Hawaii, 2002) (5 for 269) 10 Tyler Bitancurt, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (10 52.7 Des Koch, Southern California (7) vs. Wisconsin (0) (Rose, 1953) (7 for made) 369) (adjusted to current statistical rules) 10 John Abercrombie, Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 52.4 Mike Sochko, Maryland (21) vs. Houston (30) (Cotton, 1977) (5 for 262) 2018) (10 made) 52.3 Chris Hogue, Tennessee (17) vs. Nebraska (42) (Orange, 1998) (6 for 9 Cade York, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (9 made) 314) 9 Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com) (9 52.0 Nick Gallery, Iowa (27) vs. Texas Tech (0) (Alamo, 1996) (5 for 260) made) 52.0 Hendrix Brakefield, Western Ky. (21) vs. Central Mich. (24) (Little Caesars 9 Alex Garoutte, Arizona St. (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) Pizza, 2012) (5 for 260) (8 made) 51.5 Carson Beatty, Florida St. (24) vs. Houston (38) (Peach, 2015) (6 for 309)

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51.5 Sam Koch, Nebraska (32) vs. Michigan (28) (Alamo, 2005) (8 for 412) Most Touchdowns on Punt Returns 51.5 Nick Pietsch, Colorado (51) vs. Oregon (43) (Aloha, 1998) (6 for 309) 2 James Henry, Southern Miss. (38) vs. UTEP (18) (Independence, 1988) (65 and 45 yards) PUNT RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS Most Punt Returns 9 Buzy Rosenberg, Georgia (7) vs. North Carolina (3) (Gator, Dec. 31, Most Kickoff Returns 1971) (54 yards) 8 Detrich Clark, Colorado St. (50) vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho Potato, 9 Paddy Driscoll, Great Lakes (17) vs. Mare Island (0) (Rose, 1919) (115 2016) (160 yards) yards) 8 Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (201 yds) 8 Thomas Lewis, Indiana (20) vs. Virginia Tech (45) (Independence, 1993) 8 Donte Harden, Ohio (21) vs. Troy (48) (New Orleans, 2010) (161 yards) (58 yards) 8 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati (24) vs. Florida (51) (Sugar, 2010) (207 yards) 7 Mason Robinson, Rutgers (10) vs. Virginia Tech (13) (OT) (Russell 8 Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M (20) vs. Georgia (44) (Independence, 2009) (157 Athletic, 2012) (40 yards) yards) 7 Willie Reed, Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (180 8 Rudy Burgess, Arizona St. (34) vs. Texas (52) (Holiday, 2007) (150 yards) yards) 8 Michael Grandberry, Memphis (27) vs. Fla. Atlantic (44) (New Orleans, 7 , Michigan (28) vs. Nebraska (32) (Alamo, 2005) (72 2007) (153 yards) yards) 8 Todd Howard, Michigan (17) vs. Tennessee (45) (Florida Citrus, 2002) 7 Quinton Jones, Boise St. (21) vs. Boston College (27) (MPC Computers, (125 yards) 2005) (151 yards) 7 16 tied. Most recent: D.J. Brown, Northern Ill. (14) vs. Duke (36) (Quick 7 Curtis Fagan, Oklahoma (10) vs. Arkansas (3) (Cotton, 2002) (20 yards) Lane, 2017) (134 yards) 7 Michael Waddell, North Carolina (16) vs. Auburn (10) (Peach, 2001) (66 yards) ost ickoff eturn ards 7 Roderick Hood, Auburn (10) vs. North Carolina (16) (Peach, 2001) (26 M K R Y yards) 221 Steve Breaston, Michigan (37) vs. Texas (38) (Rose, 2005) (6 returns) 220 Mike Rigell, BYU (27) vs. Tulane (41) (Liberty, 1998) (6 returns) Most Punt Return Yards 209 Tony Pollard, Memphis (34) vs. Wake Forest (37) (Birmingham, 2018) (6 returns) 180 Willie Reid, Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (7 returns) 207 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati (24) vs. Florida (51) (Sugar, 2010) (8 returns) 151 Quinton Jones, Boise St. (21) vs. Boston College (27) (MPC Computers, 203 , Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (7 2005) (7 returns) returns) 136 Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska (38) vs. Alabama (6) (Orange, 1972) (6 203 Mike Fink, Missouri (35) vs. Arizona St. (49) (Fiesta, 1972) (6 returns) returns) 201 Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (8 returns) 132 Greg Stroman, Virginia Tech (55) vs. Tulsa (52) (Independence, 2015) (4 201 Walter Thurmond, Oregon (42) vs. Oklahoma St. (21) (Holiday, 2008) (6 returns) returns) 122 George Fleming, Washington (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (3 201 Ramonce Taylor, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (7 returns) returns) 197 Coryell Judie, Texas A&M (24) vs. LSU (41) (Cotton, 2011) (7 returns) 122 Bobby Kellogg, Tulane (13) vs. Texas A&M (14) (Sugar, 1940) (5 returns) 196 , Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National 115 Paddy Driscoll, Great Lakes (17) vs. Mare Island (0) (Rose, 1919) (9 Championship, 2016) (5 returns) returns) 110 James Henry, Southern Miss. (38) vs. UTEP (18) (Independence, 1988) Highest Kickoff Return Average (2 returns, touchdowns of 65 and 45 yards) (Minimum 2 Returns) 108 Freddie Milons, Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (4 64.0 Andre Debose, Florida (24) vs. Ohio St. (17) (Gator, 2012) (2 for 128) returns) 62.0 Andre Debose, Florida (23) vs. Louisville (33) (Sugar, 2013) (2 for 124) 106 Marshay Green, Ole Miss (21) vs. Oklahoma St. (7) (Cotton, 2010) (4 returns) 62.0 Doug Martin, Boise St. (56) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Las Vegas, 2011) (2 for 124) 106 Kevin Baugh, Penn St. (27) vs. Georgia (23) (Sugar, 1983) (5 returns) 60.5 Leonard Fournette, LSU (28) vs. Notre Dame (31) (Music City, 2014) (2 for 106 Steve Holden, Arizona St. (45) vs. Florida St. (38) (Fiesta, 1971) (3 121) returns) 60.5 (D) Bob Smith, Texas A&M (40) vs. Georgia (20) (Presidential Cup, 1950) (2 for 121) Highest Punt Return Average 60.5 John Ross, Washington (31) vs. BYU (16) (Fight Hunger, 2013) (2 for 121) (Minimum 3 Returns) 60.0 De’Anthony Thomas, Oregon (35) vs. Kansas St. (17) (Fiesta, 2013) (2 for 40.7 George Fleming, Washington (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (3 for 120) 122) 60.0 Ralph Abernathy, Cincinnati (31) vs. Vanderbilt (24) (Liberty, 2011) (2 for 35.3 Steve Holden, Arizona St. (45) vs. Florida St. (38) (Fiesta, 1971) (3 for 106) 120) 33.0 Greg Stroman, Virginia Tech (55) vs. Tulsa (52) (Independence, 2015) (4 60.0 Jerome Pathon, Washington (21) vs. Colorado (33) (Holiday, 1996) (2 for for 132) 120) 32.7 , San Jose St. (27) vs. Georgia St. (16) (Cure, 2015) (3 for 98) 59.0 Nyheim Hines, NC State (41) vs. Vanderbilt (17) (Independence, 2016) (2 32.3 Aleva Hifo, BYU (34) vs. Hawaii (38) (Hawaii, 2019) (3 for 97) for 118) 29.6 Shawn Summers, Tennessee (45) vs. Virginia Tech (23) (Gator, 1994) (3 for 89) Most Touchdowns on Kickoff Returns 27.7 Chad McCullar, Houston (48) vs. Hawaii (54) (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) (3 for 1 Many players tied 83) 27.7 Ryan Switzer, North Carolina (39) vs. Cincinnati (17) (Belk, 2013) (3 for 83) 27.0 Freddie Milons, Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (4 for 108) 26.5 Marshay Green, Ole Miss (21) vs. Oklahoma St. (7) (Cotton, 2010) (4 for 106) Most Interceptions Made 4 , Miami (FL) (14) vs. Clemson (0) (Gator, 1952)

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4 (D) Manuel Aja, Arizona St. (21) vs. Xavier (33) (Salad, 1950) 3 16 tied. Most recent: Jaylinn Hawkins, California (7) vs. TCU (10) (Cheez- DEFENSIVE STATISTICS It, 2018) ost otal ackles ade ost nterception eturn ardage M T T M M I R Y (Includes Assists) 148 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame (27) vs. Stanford (10) (Rose, 1925) (2 interceptions) 31 , Alabama (17) vs. Oklahoma (0) (Orange, 1963) 129 Ahmad Black, Florida (37) vs. Penn St. (24) (Outback, 2011) (2) 23 Marcus McGraw, Houston (20) vs. Air Force (47) (Armed Forces, 2009) 106 Curnelius Arnick, Tulsa (62) vs. Hawaii (35) (Hawaii, 2010) (2) 22 Donnie Miles, North Carolina (38) vs. Baylor (49) (Russell Athletic, 2015) 100 Tyree Robinson, Oregon (28) vs. Boise St. (38) (Las Vegas, 2017) (1) 22 Bubba Brown, Clemson (17) vs. Ohio St. (15) (Gator, 1978) 100 Rashad Ross, Arizona St. (24) vs. Boise St. (56) (Las Vegas, 2011) (1) 22 Gordy Ceresino, Stanford (24) vs. LSU (14) (Sun, Dec. 31, 1977) 100 Walter McFadden, Auburn (38) vs. Northwestern (35) (OT) (Outback, 2010) 20 Jahad Woods, Washing St. (21) vs. Air Force (31) (Cheez-It, 2019) (2) 20 Vada Murray, Michigan (10) vs. Southern California (17) (Rose, 1990) 100 (D) Dahna Deleston, UConn (38) vs. Buffalo (20) (International, 2009) (1) 20 , Tennessee (27) vs. Maryland (28) (Sun, 1984) 100 , Tennessee (45) vs. Northwestern (6) (Outback, 2016) (1) 20 (D) Gordy Ceresino, Stanford (25) vs. Georgia (22) (Bluebonnet, 1978) 99 Marcus King, Missouri (38) vs. South Carolina (31) (Independence, 2005) (1) 19 Matt Galambos, Pittsburgh (28) vs. Navy (44) (Military, 2015) 95 Marcus Washington, Colorado (38) vs. Oregon (6) (Cotton, 1996) (1) 19 , LSU (24) vs. Clemson (25) (Chick-fil-A, 2012) 19 , Iowa (24) vs. Florida (31) (Outback, 2006) 19 Cam Hall, Boise St. (40) vs. Louisville (44) (Liberty, 2004) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 19 Sione Takitaki, BYU (49) vs. Western Michigan (18) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2018) (Includes All Runs From Scrimmage, Pass Receptions and All Returns) Most Solo Tackles 18 Rod Smith, Notre Dame (39) vs. Florida (28) (Sugar, 1992) Most All-Purpose Plays 17 , Michigan (17) vs. BYU (24) (Holiday, 1984) 47 Tellis Redmon, Minnesota (30) vs. NC State (38) (Micronpc.com, 2000) 15 Randy Neal, Virginia (13) vs. Boston College (31) (Carquest, 1994) (42 rush, 3 receptions, 2 punt returns) 15 (D) Ken Norton Jr., UCLA (31) vs. BYU (10) (Freedom, 1986) 47 (D) Ron Jackson, Tulsa (28) vs. San Diego St. (17) (Freedom, 1991) (46 15 Lynn Evans, Missouri (35) vs. Arizona St. (49) (Fiesta, 1972) rush,1 reception) 46 Errict Rhett, Florida (27) vs. NC State (10) (Gator, 1992) (39 rush, 7 ost ackles for osses receptions) M T L 42 (D) Blake Ezor, Michigan St. (33) vs. Hawaii (13) (Aloha, 1989) (41 rush, 6 , Texas (38) vs. Utah (10) (Alamo, 2019) 1 reception) 6 (D) LeMarcus McDonald, TCU (9) vs. Texas A&M (28) (galleryfurniture. 41 Marion Barber III, Minnesota (20) vs. Alabama (16) (Music City, 2004) (37 com, 2001) rush,4 punt returns) 6 Shay Muirbrook, BYU (19) vs. Kansas St. (15) (Cotton, 1997) 41 Terrell Fletcher, Wisconsin (34) vs. Duke (20) (Hall of Fame, 1995) (39 5.5 Houston Bates, Louisiana Tech (35) vs. Illinois (18) (Heart of Dallas, 2014) rush, 1 reception, 1 kickoff return) 5.5 Chris Chamberlain, Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) 40 LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU (28) vs. East Carolina (14) (Mobile Alabama, 5 Kevin Dodd, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National 1999) (36 rush, 4 receptions) Championship, 2016) 39 Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss (21) vs. Oklahoma St. (7) (Cotton, 2010) (34 5 Alex Okafor, Texas (31) vs. Oregon St. (27) (Alamo, 2012) rush, 5 receptions) 5 Navorro Bowman, Penn St. (24) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2009) 39 (D) Marshall Faulk, San Diego St. (17) vs. Tulsa (28) (Freedom, 1991) (30 5 Victor Butler, Oregon St. (3) vs. Pittsburgh (0), (Sun, 2008) rush,9 receptions) 5 Alain Karatepeyan, Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) 39 Anthony Wales, Western Ky. (51) vs. Memphis (31) (Boca Raton, 2016) 5 Wallace Gilberry, Alabama (30) vs. Colorado (24) (Independence, 2007) (35 rush, 4 receptions) 5 Stephen Tulloch, NC State (14) vs. South Fla. (0) (Meineke Car Care, 2005) Most All-Purpose Yards Gained 5 Mathias Kiwanuka, Boston College (37) vs. North Carolina (24) 408 Chris Johnson, East Carolina (41) vs. Boise St. (38) (Hawaii, 2007) (223 (Continental Tire, 2004) rush, 32 receiving, 153 kickoff returns) 5 (D) Michael Jones, Colorado (17) vs. BYU (20) (Freedom, 1988) 403 Antonio Brown, Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (22 5 Jimmy Walker, Arkansas (10) vs. UCLA (10) (Fiesta, 1978) rush, 178 receiving, 203 kickoff returns) 5 Willi Baker, Louisiana Tech (31) vs. Hawaii (14) (Hawaii, 2018) 375 Gartrell Johnson, Colorado St. (40) vs. Fresno St. (35) (New Mexico, 2008) (285 rush, 90 receiving) Most Quarterback Sacks 368 Christian McCaffrey, Stanford (45) vs. Iowa (16) (Rose, 2016) (172 rush, 105 receiving, 28 kickoff returns, 63, punt returns) 6 Shay Muirbrook, BYU (19) vs. Kansas St. (15) (Cotton, 1997) 359 Sherman Williams, Alabama (24) vs. Ohio St. (17) (Florida Citrus, 1995) 5 Victor Butler, Oregon St. (3) vs. Pittsburgh (0) (Sun, 2008) (166 rush, 155 receiving, 38 kickoff returns) 5 Houston Bates, Louisiana Tech (35) vs. Illinois (18) (Heart of Dallas, 2014) 350 Jerrel Jernigan, Troy (41) vs. Central Mich. (44) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (39 4.5 Alex Okafor, Texas (31) vs. Oregon St. (27) (Alamo, 2012) rush, 154 receiving, 157 kickoff returns) 4.5 Reggie McKenzie, Tennessee (27) vs. Maryland (28) (Sun, 1984) 346 Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (119 4 Shayne Skov, Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) receiving, 26 punt returns, 201 kickoff returns) 4 Rusty Medearis, Miami (FL) (22) vs. Nebraska (0) (Orange, 1992) 329 Anthony Wales, Western Ky. (51) vs. Memphis (31) (Boca Raton, 2016) 4 , Missouri (17) vs. BYU (21) (Holiday, 1983) (245 rush, 84 receiving) 4 Willie Baker, Louisiana Tech (31) vs. Hawaii (14) (Hawaii, 2018) 326 Damaris Johnson, Tulsa (62) vs. Hawaii (35) (Hawaii, 2010) (98 rush, 101 3.5 Kyle Kelley, San Diego (42) vs. Cincinnati (7) (Hawaii, 2015) receiving, 18 punt returns, 109 kickoff returns) 3.5 (D) Jason Berryman, Iowa St. (24) vs. TCU (27) (Houston, 2005) 325 Dante Love, Ball St. (30) vs. Rutgers (52) (International, 2008) (28 rush, 169 receiving, 128 kickoff returns) Recoveries 2 Sam Hammond, Nevada (21) vs. Ohio (30) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2019) 2 Antwan Collier, UCF (48) vs. Marshall (25) (Gasparilla, 2019) 2 A.J. Edds, Iowa (31) vs. South Carolina (10) (Outback, 2009)

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2 Derek Nicholson, Florida St. (42) vs. Wisconsin (13) (Champs Sports, 2008)

2 (D) Nik Moser, Iowa St. (24) vs. TCU (27) (Houston, 2005) 2 Joe Anoai, Georgia Tech (52) vs. Tulsa (10) (Humanitarian, 2004) 2 Randall Brown, Ohio St. (17) vs. Alabama (24) (Florida Citrus, 1995) 2 (D) Michael Stewart, Fresno St. (51) vs. Bowling Green (7) (California, 1985) 2 Rod Kirby, Pittsburgh (7) vs. Arizona St. (28) (Fiesta, 1973) 2 Rashaad Reynolds, Oregon St. (38) vs. Boise St. (23) (Hawaii, 2013) 2 T.T. Barber, Middle Tenn. St. (21) vs. Navy (26) (Armed Forces, 2013) 2 Geneo Grissom, Oklahoma (45) vs. Alabama (31) (Sugar, 2014) 2 Lorenzo Waters, Rutgers (40) vs. North Carolina (21) (Quick Lane, 2014) 2 Nardo Govan, Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, Dec. 23, 2015) 2 Tyler Gray, Boise St. (55) vs. Northern Ill. (7) (Poinsettia, 2015) 2 Khalid McGee, South Fla. (46) vs. South Carolina (39) (Birmingham, 2016) 2 Ryan Anderson, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, 2017)

Blocked Kicks 2 Bracey Walker, North Carolina (21) vs. Mississippi St. (17) (Peach, Jan. 2, 1993) 2 Carlton Williams, Pittsburgh (7) vs. Arizona St. (28) (Fiesta, 1973) 2 Adam Gotsis, Georgia Tech (17) vs. Ole Miss (25) (Music City, 2013) 2 Kieron Williams, Nebraska (42) vs. Southern California (45) (Holiday, 2014)

Most Blocked Punts 2 Bracey Walker, North Carolina (21) vs. Mississippi St. (17) (Peach, Jan. 2, 1993) 2 Scott Graves, San Diego St. (49) vs. Buffalo (24) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2013) 2 Kieron Williams, Nebraska (42) vs. Southern California (45) (Holiday, 2014)

Passes Broken Up 6 Tre Watson, Washington (31) vs. BYU (16) (Fight Hunger, 2013) 5 Caleb Williams, Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, Dec. 23, 2015) 5 Dyshod Carter, Kansas St. (34) vs. Purdue (37) (Alamo, 1998) 4 22 tied. Most recent: Ta’Corian Darden, Western Ky. (23) vs. Western Mich. (First Responder, 2019)

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1,241 Baylor (45) [668] & Vanderbilt (38) [573] (Texas, 2018) (143 plays) BOWL TEAM RECORD 1,237 Arizona (49) [578] & Nevada (48) [659] (New Mexico, 2012) (188 plays) 1,211 Arizona St. (45) [679] & Rutgers (40) [532] (Insight, 2005) (150 plays) LIST 1,203 Duke (44) [667] & Indiana (41) [536] (OT) (Pinstripe, 2015) (185 plays) 1,202 Texas A&M (52) [541] & Duke (48) [661] (Chick-Fil-A, 2013) (150 plays) Only official records after 1937 are included. Prior records are included if able 1,196 West Virginia (43) [676] & Arizona St. (42) [520] (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) to be substantiated. Each team’s score is in parentheses after the team name. (168 plays) Totals for each team in both-team records are in brackets after the team’s 1,183 Navy (51) [611] & Colorado St. (30) [572] (Poinsettia, 2005) (153 plays) score. The year listed is the actual (calendar) year the game was played; the date is included if the bowl was played twice (i.e., January and December) Highest Average Gained Per Play during one calendar year. The list also includes discontinued bowls, marked with (D). Bowls are listed by the name of the bowl at the time it was played. 10.45 Cincinnati (48) vs. Duke (34) (Belk, 2012) (53 for 554) #Team’s participation was vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions 10.29 LSU (56) vs. Texas Tech (27) (Texas, 2015) (62 for 638) 9.89 Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) (54 for 534) 9.86 Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (69 for 680) TOTAL OFFENSE 9.70 Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (64 for 621) 9.64 Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) (64 for 617) 9.60 NC State (56) vs. Kansas (26) (Tangerine, 2003) (68 for 653) Most Total Plays 9.59 Texas A&M (41) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Cotton, 2013) (66 for 633) 115 Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) (621 yards) 9.55 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) (62 for 592) 107 Purdue (27) vs. Washington St. (33) (Sun, 2001) (474 yards) 9.52 Louisville (34) vs. Alabama (7) (Fiesta, 1991) (60 for 571) 106 Arizona (30) vs. Boise St. (38) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2014) (492 yards) 105 Nevada (48) vs. Arizona (49) (New Mexico, 2012) (659 yards) Fewest Plays 104 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (649 yards) 31 San Diego St. (35) vs. Army West Point (42) (Armed Forces, 2017) (21 102 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russel Athletic, 2015) (756 yards) rush, 10 pass) 102 Northwestern (38) vs. UCLA (50) (Sun, 2005) (584 yards) 35 Tennessee (0) vs. Texas (16) (Cotton, 1953) (29 rush, 6 pass) 101 East Carolina (20) vs. Florida (28) (Birmingham, 2015) (536 yards) 36 Arkansas (3) vs. UCLA (17) (Cotton, 1989) (22 rush, 14 pass) 100 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (24) (Chick-fil-A, 2012) (445 yards) 37 TCU (0) vs. Oklahoma St. (34) (Cotton, 1945) (27 rush, 10 pass) 99 Houston (38) vs. Florida St. (24) (Peach, 2015) (448 yards) 38 Iowa (3) vs. California (37) (Alamo, 1993) (21 rush, 17 pass) 99 Indiana (41) vs. Duke (44) (ot) (Pinstripe, 2015) (667 yards) 99 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, 2017) (511 Fewest Plays, Both Teams yards) 104 Navy (20) [63] & Kansas St. (17) [41] (Liberty, 2019) 105 Georgia (31) [52] & Virginia Tech (24) [53] (Chick-fil-A, 2006) Most Total Plays, Both Teams 107 Tennessee (17) [64] & Oklahoma (0) [43] (Orange, 1939) 191 Wake Forest (55) [97] & Texas A&M (52) [94] (Belk, 2017) (1,260 yards) 107 TCU (16) [54] & Marquette (6) [53] (Cotton, 1937) 188 Memphis (55) [97] & BYU (48) [91] (Miami Beach, 2014) (905 yards) 188 Arizona (49) [83] & Nevada (48) [105] (New Mexico, 2012) (1,237 yards) Fewest Yards 187 Missouri (41) [91] & Oklahoma St. (31) [96] (Cotton, 2014) (1,010 yards) 21 U. of Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (35) (Sun, 1945) (29 rush, -50 187 Auburn (38) [72] & Northwestern (35) [115] (OT) (Outback, 2010) (1,046 pass) yards) 23 Alabama (10) vs. Missouri (35) (Gator, 1968) (-45 rush, 68 pass) 186 Indiana (41) [99] & Duke (44) [86] (OT) (Pinstripe, 2015) (1,203 yards) 32 Tennessee (0) vs. Texas (16) (Cotton, 1953) (-14 rush, 46 pass) 180 Hawaii (54) [91] & Houston (48) [89] (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) (1,158 yards) 33 Northern Ill. (7) vs. Boise St. (55) (Poinsettia, 2015) (-5 rush, 38 pass) 180 Marshall (64) [104] & East Carolina (61) [76] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (1,141 38 Miami (FL) (0) vs. Bucknell (26) (Orange, 1935) (20 rush, 18 pass) yards) 41 Southern California (14) vs. Alabama (34) (Rose, 1946) (6 rush, 35 pass) 179 Central Mich. (44) [83] & Troy (41) [96] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (1,076 yards) 42 Arkansas (3) vs. UCLA (17) (Cotton, 1989) (21 rush, 21 pass) 177 TCU (47) [94] & Oregon (41) [83] (3 OT) (Alamo, 2016) (964 yards) 48 New Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (7) (Sun, 1944) (38 rush, 10 pass) 50 Arkansas (3) vs. Oklahoma (10) (Cotton, 2002) (37 rush, 13 pass) 54 Arkansas (0) vs. LSU (0) (Cotton, 1947) (54 rush, 0 pass) Most Yards Gained 777 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (482 rush, 29 pass) Fewest Yards, Both Teams 756 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russel Athletic, 2015) (645 rush, 111 pass) 260 Randolph Field (7) [150] & Texas (7) [110] (Cotton, 1944) 718 Arizona St. (49) vs. Missouri (35) (Fiesta, 1972) (452 rush, 266 pass) 263 LSU (19) [92] & Texas A&M (14) [171] (Orange, 1944) 715 Michigan (35) vs. Ole Miss (3) (Gator, Jan. 1, 1991) (324 rush, 391 pass) 698 Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) (320 rush, 378 pass) Lowest Average Gained Per Play 692 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (160 rush, 532 pass) -0.5 U. of Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (35) (Sun, 1945) (40 for -21) 687 Louisiana Tech (47) vs. Arkansas St. (28) (New Orleans, 2015) (229 rush, 458 pass) 680 Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (121 rush, 559 pass) RUSHING 680 Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1989) (356 rush, 324 pass) 679 Arizona St. (45) vs. Rutgers (40) (Insight, 2005) (212 rush, 467 pass) Most Rushing Attempts Most Yards Gained, Both Teams 87 Army West Point (42) vs. San Diego St. (35) (Armed Forces, 2017) (440 yards) 1,397 Baylor (67) [777] & Washington (56) [620] (Alamo, 2011) (159 plays) 87 Oklahoma (40) vs. Auburn (22) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 1972) (439 yards) 1,260 Wake Forest (55) [646] & Texas A&M (52) [614] (Belk, 2017) (191 plays) 84 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) (645 yards) 1,254 Western Ky. (49) [647] & Central Mich (48) [607] (Bahamas, 2014) (148 82 Missouri (35) vs. Alabama (10) (Gator, 1968) (402 yards) plays) 79 West Virginia (14) vs. South Carolina (3) (Peach, 1969) (356 yards) 1,243 Baylor (49) [756] & North Carolina (38) [487] (Russell Athletic, 2015) (174 plays) 79 Georgia Tech (31) vs. Texas Tech (21) (Gator, Dec. 31, 1965) (364 yards) 78 (D) Houston (35) vs. Navy (0) (Garden State, 1980) (405 yards)

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78 Texas (16) vs. Tennessee (0) (Cotton, 1953) (296 yards) 8.95 West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) (39 for 349) 76 Oklahoma (14) vs. Penn St. (0) (Sugar, Dec. 31, 1972) (278 yards) 8.74 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) (58 for 507) 76 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (452 yards) 8.63 (D) UCLA (31) vs. BYU (10) (Freedom, 1986) (49 for 423) 8.63 Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (40 for 345) Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams 8.56 Michigan (38) vs. Washington (31) (Rose, 1993) (36 for 308) 122 (D) Southern California (47) [50] & Texas A&M (28) [72] (Bluebonnet, 1977) (864 yards) Fewest Rushing Attempts 122 Mississippi St. (26) [68] & North Carolina (24) [54] (Sun, 1974) (732 yards) 6 Fresno St. (20) vs. Southern Cal. (45) (Las Vegas, 2013) (37 yards) 120 Baylor (49) [84] & North Carolina (38) [36] (Russell Athletic, 2015) (889 8 Washington St. (17) vs. Michigan St. (42) (Holiday, 2017) (24 yards) yards) 12 (D) Vanderbilt (28) vs. Air Force (36) (Hall of Fame, 1982) (35 yards) 120 Pittsburgh (33) [53] & Kansas (19) [67] (Sun, 1975) (714 yards) 14 Oklahoma St. (41) vs. Stanford (38) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) (13 yards) 117 Oklahoma (14) [65] & Michigan (6) [52] (Orange, 1976) (451 yards) 14 Texas Tech (34) vs. Ole Miss (47) (Cotton, 2009) (105 yards) 117 West Virginia (14) [79] & South Carolina (3) [38] (Peach, 1969) (420 14 South Carolina (10) vs. Iowa (31) (Outback, 2009) (43 yards) yards) 15 Michigan (14) vs. Kansas St. (31) (Buffalo Wild Wings, 2013) (65 yards) 116 Oklahoma (41) [74] & Wyoming (7) [42] (Fiesta, 1976) (568 yards) 16 UCLA (29) vs. Nebraska (37) (Foster Farms, 2015) (67 yards) 116 Colorado (47) [70] & Alabama (33) [46] (Liberty, 1969) (628 yards) 16 Hawaii (59) vs. UAB (40) (Hawaii, 2004) (84 yards) 115 Southern California (7) [47] & Wisconsin (0) [68] (Rose, 1953) (259 yards) 16 Florida (18) vs. Missouri (20) (Sugar, 1966) (-2 yards) 113 Oklahoma (40) [54] & Houston (14) [59] (Sun, 1981) (566 yards) 16 Colorado (7) vs. LSU (25) (Orange, 1962) (24 yards) 113 (D) Houston (35) [78] & Navy (0) [35] (Garden State, 1980) (540 yards) 16 Oklahoma (0) vs. Tennessee (17) (Orange, 1939) 113 Missouri (34) [71] & Auburn (17) [42] (Sun, 1973) (408 yards) Fewest Rushing Attempts, Both Teams Most Net Rushing Yards 50 Southern California (32) [23] & Michigan (18) [27] (Rose, 2007) 645 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) (84 attempts) 51 Kansas St. (31) [36] & Michigan (14) [15] (Buffalo Wild Wings, 2013) 524 Nebraska (62) vs. Florida (24) (Fiesta, 1996) (68 attempts) 51 Oregon St. (38) [18] & Notre Dame (21) [33] (Insight, 2004) 507 Army (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) (58 attempts) 52 Boise St. (17) [32] & TCU (10) [20] (Fiesta, 2010) 486 (D) Texas A&M (28) vs. Southern California (47) (Bluebonnet, 1977) (72 52 Southern Cal. (45) [46] & Fresno St. (20) [6] (Las Vegas, 2013) attempts) 52 Hawaii (59) [16] & UAB (40) [36] (Hawaii, 2004) 482 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (52 attempts) 53 Washington St. (20) [24] & Miami (FL) (14) [29] (Sun, 2015) 480 Army West Point (38) vs. North Texas (31) (ot) (Heart of Dallas, 2016) (74 attempts) 53 San Jose St. (29) [23] & Bowling Green (20) [30] (Military, 2012) 476 Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) (69 attempts) 53 Notre Dame (49) [34] & Hawaii (21) [19] (Hawaii, 2008) 473 Colorado (47) vs. Alabama (33) (Liberty, 1969) (70 attempts) 53 Oklahoma (13) [36] & Florida St. (2) [17] (Orange, 2001) 467 Navy (51) vs. Colorado St. (30) (Poinsettia, 2005) (69 attempts) 455 Mississippi St. (26) vs. North Carolina (24) (Sun, 1974) (68 attempts) Fewest Rushing Yards 452 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (76 attempts) -61 (D) Kansas St. (7) vs. Boston College (12) (Aloha, 1994) (23 attempts) 452 Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, Dec. 23, 2015) (68 -56 Tulsa (10) vs. Georgia Tech (52) (Humanitarian, 2004) (26 attempts) attempts) -48 Michigan St. (7) vs. Alabama (49) (Capital One, 2011) (28 attempts) 452 Georgia Tech (49) vs. Mississippi St. (34) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2014) (61 -45 Alabama (10) vs. Missouri (35) (Gator, 1968) (29 attempts) attempts) -39 Tulsa (7) vs. Tennessee (14) (Sugar, 1943) 452 Arizona St. (49) vs. Missouri (35) (Fiesta, 1972) (65 attempts) -30 Florida (6) vs. West Virginia (26) (Peach, Dec. 31, 1981) (34 attempts) -28 Florida (24) vs. Nebraska (62) (Fiesta, 1996) (21 attempts) Most Net Rushing Yards, Both Teams -27 Texas (6) vs. Arkansas (27) (Cotton, 2000) (25 attempts) 889 Baylor (49) [645] & North Carolina (38) [244] (Russell Athletic, 2015) (120 -26 (D) TCU (9) vs. Texas A&M (28) (Galleryfurniture.com, 2001) (24 attempts) attempts) 864 (D) Southern California (47) [378] & Texas A&M (28) [486] (Bluebonnet, -23 Southern California (19) vs. TCU (28) (Sun, 1998) (21 attempts) 1977) (122 attempts) 792 Texas Tech (55) [361] & Air Force (41) [431] (Copper, 1995) (107 Fewest Rushing Yards, Both Teams attempts) 41 Arkansas St. (31) [29] & UCF (13) [12] (Cure, 2016) 732 Mississippi St. (26) [455] & North Carolina (24) [277] (Sun, 1974) (122 44 Utah (31) [13] & Alabama (17) [31] (Sugar, 2009) attempts) 51 (D) Utah (16) [6] & Arizona (13) [45] (Freedom, 19 94) 714 Pittsburgh (33) [372] & Kansas (19) [342] (Sun, 1975) (120 attempts) 60 Southern California (32) [48] & Michigan (18) [12] (Rose, 2007) 708 Nebraska (66) [476] & Northwestern (17) [232] (Alamo, 2000) (107 70 Virginia Tech (13) [3] & Rutgers (10) [67] (OT) (Russell Athletic, 2012) attempts) 71 SMU (28) [61] & Pittsburgh (6) [10] (BBVA Compass, 2012) 701 Arizona St. (49) [453] & Missouri (35) [248] (Fiesta, 1972) (109 attempts) 74 Tennessee (34) [86] & Air Force (13) [-12] (Sugar, 1971) 695 Army West Point (42) [440] & San Diego St. (35) [255] (Armed Forces, 2017) (108 attempts) 78 (D) Texas A&M (28) [104] & TCU (9) [-26] (galleryfurniture.com, 2001) 693 Arizona St. (62) [380] & Navy (28) [313] (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) (104 79 Oregon St. (38) [20] & Notre Dame (21) [59] (Insight, 2004) attempts) 81 Washington St. (10) [7] & Baylor (3) [74] (Alamo, 1994) 681 Tennessee (31) [320] & Arkansas (27) [361] (Cotton, 1990) (110 attempts) 81 Florida St. (23) [76] & Florida (17) [5] (Sugar, Jan. 2, 1995)

Highest Rushing Average Lowest Rushing Average (Minimum 30 Attempts) (Minimum 20 Attempts) 11.79 Texas A&M (52) vs. NC State (13) (Gator, 2018) (34 for 401) -2.65 (D) Kansas St. (7) vs. Boston College (12) (Aloha, 1994) (23 for -61) 11.39 Utah St. (41) vs. Toledo (15) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2012) (31 for 353) -2.15 Tulsa (10) vs. Georgia Tech (52) (Humanitarian, 2004) (26 for -56) 10.52 Texas A&M (41) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Cotton, 2013) (31 for 326) -1.71 Michigan St. (7) vs. Alabama (49) (Capital One, 2011) (28 for -48) 9.67 LSU (56) vs. Texas Tech (27) (Texas, 2015) (39 for 377) -1.55 Alabama (10) vs. Missouri (35) (Gator, 1968) (29 for -45) 9.28 Colorado St. (40) vs. Fresno St. (35) (New Mexico, 2008) (39 for 362) -1.33 Florida (24) vs. Nebraska (62) (Fiesta, 1996) (21 for -28) 9.27 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (52 for 482) -1.08 Texas (6) vs. Arkansas (27) (Cotton, 2000) (25 for -27) 9.26 Texas Tech (55) vs. Air Force (41) (Copper, 1995) (39 for 361) -1.10 Southern California (19) vs. TCU (28) (Sun, 1998) (21 for -23)

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-0.94 Florida (6) vs. West Virginia (26) (Peach, Dec. 31, 1981) (32 for -30) 64 Texas (47) [37] & Washington (43) [27] (Holiday, 2001) (109 attempted) -0.91 Baylor (41) vs. Michigan St. (42) (Cotton, 2015) (22 for -20) 63 Texas Tech (45) [39] & California (31) [24] (Holiday, 2004) (102 attempted) -0.87 Temple (26) vs. Wake Forest (34) (Military, 2016) (23 for -20) 62 Hawaii (59) [31] & UAB (40) [31] (Hawaii, 2004) (101 attempted) 61 Baylor (31) [29] & Boise St. (12) [32] (Cactus, 2016) (91 attempted) 61 Michigan St. (42) [24] & Baylor (41) [37] (Cotton, 2015) (94 attempted) PASSING 61 Texas Tech (31) [44] & Virginia (28) [17] (Gator, 2008) (97 attempted) 61 Penn St. (38) [20] & Oregon (20) [41] (Rose, 1995) (92 attempted) Most Pass Attempts ost assing ards (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and Yardage) M P Y (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 78 Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) (47-78-5, 532 yards) 601 Baylor (41) vs. Michigan St. (42) (Cotton, 2015) (37-52-1) 75 Purdue (27) vs. Washington St. (33) (Sun, 2001) (38-75-4, 419 yards) 576 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (41-70-2) 70 Northwestern (38) vs. UCLA (50) (Sun, 2005) (38-70-2, 416 yards) 576 BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) (42-59-2) 70 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (41-70-2, 576 559 Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) (33-42-1) yards) 546 Purdue (51) vs. Central Mich. (48) (Motor City, 2007) (35-54-2) 69 Texas Tech (31) vs. Virginia (28) (Gator, 2008) (44-69-0, 407 yards) 532 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (32-42-0) 68 East Carolina (20) vs. Florida (28) (Birmingham, 2015) (34-68-2, 427 532 West Virginia (43) vs. Arizona St. (42) (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) (28-51-2) yards) 532 Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) (47-78-5) 63 Texas A&M (52) vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) (42-63-1, 499 yards) 531 (D) Fresno St. (35) vs. Michigan St. (44) (Silicon Valley, 2001) (35-58-2) 63 (D) Fresno St. (30) vs. Colorado (41) (Aloha, 1993) (37-63-1, 523 yards) 527 Hawaii (54) vs. Houston (48) (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) (29-47-1) 63 (D) San Jose St. (25) vs. Toledo (27) (California, 1981) (43-63-5, 467 523 (D) Fresno St. (30) vs. Colorado (41) (Aloha, 1993) (37-63-1) yards) 62 East Carolina (20) vs. Maryland (51) (Military, 2010) (39-62-2, 311 yards) Most Passing Yards, Both Teams 971 Western Ky. (49) [486] & Central Mich. (48) [485] (Bahamas, 2014) (87 Most Pass Attempts, Both Teams attempts) 116 Washington St. (33) [41] & Purdue (27) [75] (Sun, 2001) (53 completed) 950 West Virgini (43) [532) & Arizona St. (42) [418] (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) (103 113 Central Mich. (44) [56] & Troy (41) [57] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (65 attempts) completed) 917 Michigan St. (42) [314] & Baylor (41) [603] (Cotton, 2015) (94 attempts) 112 Wake Forest (55) [49] & Texas A&M (52) [63] (Belk, 2017) (74 completed) 907 (D) Michigan St. (44) [376] & Fresno St. (35) [531] (Silicon Valley, 2001) 111 Auburn (38) [33] & Northwestern (35) [78] (OT) (Outback, 2010) (67 (90 attempted) completed) 905 Louisiana (32) [492] & San Diego St. (30) [413] (New Orleans, 2011) (93 109 Texas (47) [55] & Washington (43) [54] (Holiday, 2001) (64 completed) attempted) 109 Colorado St. (48) [51] & Washington St. (45) [58] (New Mexico, 2013) (68 899 Wake Forest (55) [400] & Texas A&M (52) [499] (Belk, 2017) (112 completed) attempted) 108 Texas Tech (55) [52] & Clemson (15) [56] (Tangerine, 2002) (64 859 Hawaii (54) [527] & Houston (48) [332] (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) (81 completed) attempted) 103 West Virginia (43) [51] & Arizona St. (42) [52] (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) (57 841 Arizona St. (45) [467] & Rutgers (40) [374] (Insight, 2005) (73 attempted) completed) 838 Purdue (51) [546] & Central Mich. (48) [292] (Motor City, 2007) (89 102 Texas Tech (45) [60] & California (31) [42] (Holiday, 2004) (63 completed) attempted) 101 Hawaii (59) [47] & UAB (40) [54] (Hawaii, 2004) (62 completed) 826 Idaho (61) [381] & Colorado St. (50) [445] (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016) 101 Missouri (41) [44] & Oklahoma St. (31 [57] (Cotton, 2014) (50 completed) (67 attempted) 822 Tulsa (62) [343] & Hawaii (35) [479] (Hawaii, 2010) (88 attempted) Most Pass Completions 822 Hawaii (59) [405] & UAB (40) [417] (Hawaii, 2004) (101 attempted) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and Yardage) Most Passes Had Intercepted 47 Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) (47-78-5, 532 8 Arizona (10) vs. Auburn (34) (Sun, 1968) yards) 7 Illinois (15) vs. Alabama (21) (Liberty, 1982) 44 Texas Tech (31) vs. Virginia (28) (Gator, 2008) (44-69-0, 407 yards) 7 Missouri (3) vs. Penn St. (10) (Orange, 1970) 43 Texas Tech (45) vs. Northwestern (38) (TicketCity, 2011) (43-56-1, 369 yards) 7 Texas A&M (21) vs. Alabama (29) (Cotton, 1942) 43 (D) San Jose St. (25) vs. Toledo (27) (California, 1981) (43-63-5, 467 6 Houston (20) vs. Air Force (47) (Armed Forces, 2009) yards) 6 (D) Georgia Tech (21) vs. Fresno St. (30) (Silicon Valley, 2002) 42 Texas A&M (52) vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) (42-63-1, 499 yards) 6 Georgia (6) vs. Nebraska (45) (Sun, 1969) 42 BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) (42-59-2, 576 yards) 6 TCU (26) vs. Georgia (40) (Orange, 1942) 41 Missouri (24) vs. Iowa (27) (Insight, 2010) (41-57-2, 434 yards) 6 SMU (0) vs. Stanford (7) (Rose, 1936) 41 Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (41-58-1, 414 yards) 41 (D) Texas Tech (38) vs. Navy (14) (Houston, 2003) (41-53-1, 497 yards) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams 41 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (41-70-2, 576 12 Auburn (34) [4] & Arizona (10) [8] (Sun, 1968) yards) 10 Georgia (40) [6] & TCU (26) [4] (Orange, 1942) 41 Oregon (20) vs. Penn St. (38) (Rose, 1995) (41-61-2, 456 yards) 9 Alabama (21) [2] & Illinois (15) [7] (Liberty, 1982) 9 TCU (10) [4] & California (7) [5] (Cheez-It, 2018) Most Pass Completions, Both Teams 8 Ole Miss (21) [4] & Oklahoma St. (7) [4] (Cotton, 2010) 74 Wake Forest (55) [32] & Texas A&M (52) [42] (Belk, 2017) (112 attempted) 8 Ohio St. (28) [3] & Texas A&M (12) [5] (Cotton, 1987) 68 Colorado St. (48) [31] & Washington St. (45) [37] (New Mexico, 2013) (109 8 Nebraska (28) [3] & LSU (10) [5] (Sugar, 1985) attempted) 8 Penn St. (10) [1] & Missouri (3) [7] (Orange, 1970) 67 Auburn (38) [20] & Northwestern (35) [47] (OT) (Outback, 2010) (111 8 Nebraska (45) [2] & Georgia (6) [6] (Sun, 1969) attempted) 8 Texas (12) [3] & Ole Miss (7) [5] (Cotton, 1962) 65 Central Mich. (44) [33] & Troy (41) [32] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (113 attempted) 64 Texas Tech (55) [39] & Clemson (15) [25] (Tangerine, 2002) (108 attempted)

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Most Passes Attempted Without an Most Yards Per Completion (Minimum 8 Completions) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and Yardage) 35.2 Southern California (47) vs. Pittsburgh (14) (Rose, 1930) (8 for 282) 69 Texas Tech (31) vs. Virginia (28) (Gator, 2008) (44-69-0, 407 yards) 29.3 Texas (36) vs. Tennessee (13) (Cotton, 1969) (8 for 234) 60 Texas Tech (45) vs. California (31) (Holiday, 2004) (39-60-0, 520 yards) 29.3 Texas (28) vs. Navy (6) (Cotton, 1964) (8 for 234) 59 Akron (31) vs. Memphis (38) (Motor City, 2005) (34-59-0, 455 yards) 57 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, 2017) (36- Fewest Pass Attempts 57-0, 420 yards) 1 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (completed 0) 57 Troy (41) vs. Central Mich. (44) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (32-57-0, 403 2 Air Force (38) vs. Mississippi St. (15) (Liberty, 1991) (completed 1) yards) 2 (D) Army West Point (10) vs. Michigan St. (6) (Cherry, 1984) (completed 1) 57 (D) Western Mich. (30) vs. Fresno St. (35) (California, 1988) (24-57-0, 366 2 West Virginia (14) vs. South Carolina (3) (Peach, 1969) (completed 1) yards) 3 Air Force (23) vs. Ohio St. (11) (Liberty, 1990) (completed 1) 56 Tennessee (14) vs. Clemson (27) (Peach, Jan. 2, 2004) (31-56-0, 384 3 Oklahoma (31) vs. Nebraska (24) (Orange, 1979) (completed 2) yards) 3 Georgia Tech (21) vs. Pittsburgh (14) (Gator, 1956) (completed 3) 54 Washington St. (20) vs. Miami (FL) (Sun, 2015) (30-54-0, 300 yards) 3 Georgia Tech (7) vs. Pittsburgh (0) (Sugar, 1956) (completed 0) 53 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (31-53-0, 444 yards) 3 Miami (FL) (14) vs. Clemson (0) (Gator, 1952) (completed 2) 52 Colorado St. (28) vs. Marshall (31) (25-52-0, 320 yards) 3 Hardin-Simmons (7) vs. Second Air Force (13) (Sun, 1943) (completed 1) 52 Arizona St. (42) vs. West Virginia (43) (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) (29-52-0, 3 Catholic (20) vs. Ole Miss (19) (Orange, 1936) (completed 1) 418 yards) 52 Southern Miss. (35) vs. Idaho (42) (Humanitarian, 1998) (31-52-0, 362 yards) Fewest Pass Attempts, Both Teams 52 UCLA (26) vs. Baylor (49) (Holiday, 2012) (26-52-0, 329 yards) 9 Fordham (2) [4] & Missouri (0) [5] (Sugar, 1942) 13 Colorado (27) [9] & Clemson (21) [4] (Orange, 1957) Most Passes Attempted Without an 14 Army West Point (42) [4] & San Diego St. (35) [10] (Armed Forces, 2017) 14 Tennessee (3) [6] & Texas A&M (0) [8] (Gator, 1957) Interception, Both Teams 14 Texas (16) [8] & Tennessee (0) [6] (Cotton, 1953) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and Yardage) 15 LSU (7) [11] & Clemson (0) [4] (Sugar, 1959) 97 Texas Tech (31) [69] & Virginia (28) [28] (Gator, 2008) (61-97-0, 503 15 Utah (26) [4] & New Mexico (0) [11] (Sun, 1939) yards) 93 Idaho (42) [41] & Southern Miss. (35) [52] (Humanitarian, 1998) (55-93-0, Fewest Pass Completions 653 yards) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 92 Arizona St. (27) [45] & Purdue (23) [47] (Sun, 2004) (48-92-0, 651 yards) 90 Bowling Green (35) [49] & Nevada (34) [41] (Las Vegas, 1992) (54-90-0, 0 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (0-1-0) 597 yards) 0 Army West Point (28) vs. Alabama (29) (John Hancock Sun, 1988) (0-6-1) 0 Missouri (35) vs. Alabama (10) (Gator, 1968) (0-6-2) Highest Completion Percentage 0 (D) Missouri (14) vs. Georgia Tech (10) (Bluebonnet, 1962) (0-7-2) (Minimum 10 Attempts) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and 0 (D) New Mexico (28) vs. Western Mich. (12) (Aviation, 1961) (0-4-0) Yardage) 0 Utah St. (13) vs. New Mexico St. (20) (Sun, 1960) (0-4-0) 0 Georgia Tech (7) vs. Pittsburgh (0) (Sugar, 1956) (0-3-1) 1.000 Wake Forest (29) vs. Navy (19) (EagleBank, 2008) (11-11-0, 166 yards) 0 Arkansas (0) vs. LSU (0) (Cotton, 1947) (0-4-1) 1.000 BYU (49) vs. Western Michigan (18) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2018) (19-19- 0 Rice (8) vs. Tennessee (0) (Orange, 1947) (0-4-2) 0, 358 yards) 0 Miami (FL) (13) vs. Holy Cross (6) (Orange, 1946) (0-10-3) .929 Wisconsin (24) vs. Western Mich. (16) (Cotton, 2017) (13-14-0, 178 yards) 0 Fordham (2) vs. Missouri (0) (Sugar, 1942) (0-4-0) .929 Texas (40) vs. Missouri (27) (Cotton, 1946) (13-14-0, 234 yards) 0 Arizona St. (0) vs. Catholic (0) (Sun, 1940) (0-7-2) .900 Ole Miss (13) vs. Air Force (0) (Liberty, 1992) (9-10-0, 163 yards) 0 Tulane (13) vs. Texas A&M (14) (Sugar, 1940) (0-4-0) .897 Georgia (33) vs. Wisconsin (6) (Outback, 1998) (26-29-0, 267 yards) 0 West Virginia (7) vs. Texas Tech (6) (Sun, 1938) (0-7-0) .889 Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (16-18-0, 324 yards) .885 South Carolina (34) vs. Wisconsin (24) (Capital One, 2014) (23-26-0, 321 yards) Fewest Pass Completions, Both Teams .861 Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (31-36-0, 482 yards) 3 Arizona St. (0) [0] & Catholic (0) [3] (Sun, 1940) .857 Notre Dame (49) vs. Hawaii (21) (Hawaii, 2008) (24-28-0, 413 yards) 4 Penn St. (7) [2] & Alabama (0) [2] (Liberty, 1959) 4 Baylor (13) [3] & Tennessee (7) [1] (Sugar, 1957) Most Yards Per Attempt 4 Rice (8) [0] & Tennessee (0) [4] (Orange, 1947) (Minimum 10 Attempts) 5 Oklahoma (14) [3] & Michigan (6) [2] (Orange, 1976) 5 Kentucky (21) [2] & North Carolina (0) [3] (Peach, 1976) 21.7 Southern California (47) vs. Pittsburgh (14) (Rose, 1930) (13 for 282) 5 Texas (16) [2] & Tennessee (0) [3] (Cotton, 1953) 20.7 Air Force (45) vs. South Ala. (21) (Arizona, 2016) (10 for 207) 5 Arkansas (0) [0] & LSU (0) [5] (Cotton, 1947) 18.8 BYU (49) vs. Western Mich. (18) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2018) (19 for 5 Wake Forest (26) [1] & South Carolina (14) [4] (Gator, 1946) 358) 5 Utah (26) [1] & New Mexico (0) [4] (Sun, 1939) 18.0 Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (18 for 324) 17.5 Alabama (13) vs. Penn St. (6) (Sugar, 1975) (12 for 210) Fewest Passing Yards 17.1 Marshall (48) vs. Louisville (29) (Motor City, 1998) (24 for 411) (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 16.7 Texas (36) vs. Tennessee (13) (Cotton, 1969) (14 for 234) 16.7 Texas (40) vs. Missouri (27) (Cotton, 1946) (14 for 234) -50 U. of Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (35) (Sun, 1945) (2-9-3) 16.7 (D) Air Force (45) vs. Washington (25) (Oahu Classic, 1998) (16 for 267) -2 Oklahoma (40) vs. Houston (14) (Sun, 1981) (1-5-1) 16.4 Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) (23 for 278) 0 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (0-1-0) 0 Army West Point (28) vs. Alabama (29) (John Hancock Sun, 1988) (0-6-1) 0 Missouri (35) vs. Alabama (10) (Gator, 1968) (0-6-2) 0 (D) Missouri (14) vs. Georgia Tech (10) (Bluebonnet, 1962) (0-7-2) 0 (D) New Mexico (28) vs. Western Mich. (12) (Aviation, 1961) (0-4-0)

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0 Utah St. (13) vs. New Mexico St. (20) (Sun, 1960) (0-4-0) 49 Penn St. vs. Southern California (52) (Rose, 2017) 0 Georgia Tech (7) vs. Pittsburgh (0) (Sugar, 1956) (0-3-1) 49 Virginia Tech vs. California (52) (Insight, 2003) 0 Arkansas (0) vs. LSU (0) (Cotton, 1947) (0-4-1) 48 Oklahoma vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, 2018) 0 Rice (8) vs. Tennessee (0) (Orange, 1947) (0-4-2) 48 Nevada vs. Arizona (49) (New Mexico, 2012) 0 Miami (FL) (13) vs. Holy Cross (6) (Orange, 1946) (0-10-3) 48 Central Mich. vs. Purdue (51) (Motor City, 2007) 0 Fordham (2) vs. Missouri (0) (Sugar, 1942) (0-4-0) 48 UCF vs. Nevada (49) (OT) (Hawaii, 2005) 0 Tulane (13) vs. Texas A&M (14) (Sugar, 1940) (0-4-0) 48 Houston vs. Hawaii (54) (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) 0 Arizona St. (0) vs. Catholic (0) (Sun, 1940) (0-7-2) 48 Duke vs. Texas A&M (52) (Chick-Fil-A, 2013) 0 West Virginia (7) vs. Texas Tech (6) (Sun, 1938) (0-7-0) 48 BYU vs. Memphis (55) (Miami Beach, 2014) 0 California (0) vs. Wash. & Jeff. (0) (Rose, 1922) 48 Central Mich. vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) 0 Oregon (6) vs. Harvard (7) (Rose, 1920) Most Points, Both Teams Fewest Passing Yards, Both Teams 125 Marshall (64) & East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 16 Arkansas (0) [0] & LSU (0) [16] (Cotton, 1947) 123 Baylor (67) & Washington (56) (Alamo, 2012) 16 Arizona St. (0) [0] & Catholic (0) [16] (Sun, 1940) 111 Idaho (61) & Colorado St. (50) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016) 21 Fordham (2) [0] & Missouri (0) [21] (Sugar, 1942) 107 Wake Forest (55) & Texas A&M (52) (Belk, 2017) 31 Army West Point (42) [6] & San Diego St. (35) [25] (Armed Forces, 2017) 107 Virginia Tech (55) & Tulsa (52) (Independence, 2015) 32 Rice (8) [0] & Tennessee (0) [32] (Orange, 1947) 107 Toledo (63) & Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, Jan. 4, 2015) 40 Kentucky (21) [16] & North Carolina (0) [24] (Peach, 1976) 103 Memphis (55) & BYU (48) (Miami Beach, 2014) 40 Baylor (13) [24] & Tennessee (7) [16] (Sugar, 1957) 103 West Virginia (70) & Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 52 Colorado (27) [25] & Clemson (21) [27] (Orange, 1957) 102 Georgia (54) & Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, 2018) 59 Miami (FL) (13) [0] & Holy Cross (6) [59] (Orange, 1946) 102 Hawaii (54) & Houston (48) (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) 60 North Carolina (26) [10] & Texas (10) [50] (Sun, 1982) Largest Margin of Victory Fewest Yards Per Pass Attempt 56 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) -5.6 U. of Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (35) (Sun, 1945) (9 for -50) 56 Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) -0.4 Oklahoma (40) vs. Houston (14) (Sun, 1981) (5 for -2) 55 Alabama (61) vs. Syracuse (6) (Orange, 1953) 0.0 14 tied. Most recent: Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) (1 for 0) 51 Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) 49 Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) Fewest Yards Per Pass Completion 49 Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) (Minimum 1 completion) 48 Boise St. (55) vs. Northern Ill. (7) (Poinsettia, 2015) 48 Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) -25.0 U. of Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (35) (Sun, 1945) (2 for -50) 47 Fla. Atlantic (50) vs. Akron (3) (Boca Raton, 2017) -2.0 Oklahoma (40) vs. Houston (14) (Sun, 1981) (1 for -2) 45 Tulsa (55) vs. Central Mich. (10) (Miami Beach, 2016) 3.0 West Virginia (14) vs. South Carolina (3) (Peach, 1969) (1 for 3) 44 Oklahoma St. (58) vs. Purdue (14) (Heart of Dallas, 2013) 3.2 LSU (0) vs. Arkansas (0) (Cotton, 1947) (5 for 16) 44 (D) Fresno St. (51) vs. Bowling Green (7) (California, 1985) 3.3 North Carolina (26) vs. Texas (10) (Sun, 1982) (3 for 10) 3.3 New Mexico (0) vs. Southwestern (TX) (7) (Sun, 1944) (3 for 10) argest eficit vercome to in 3.5 TCU (10) vs. California (7) (Cheez-It, 2018) (8 for 21) L D O W 4.2 San Diego St. (35) vs. Army West Point (42) (Armed Forces, 2017) (6 for 31 TCU (47) vs. Oregon (41) (OT) (Alamo, Jan. 2, 2016) (trailed 31-0 at half) 25) 31 Texas Tech (44) vs. Minnesota (41) (OT) (Insight, 2006) (trailed 38-7 in 4.4 Texas (7) vs. Arkansas (31) (Texas, 2014) (13 for 57) 3rd quarter) 4.5 Alabama (34) vs. Miami (FL) (13) (Sugar, 1993) (4 for 18) 30 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (trailed 38-8 at 4.6 Arizona (0) vs. Nebraska (33) (Holiday, 2009) (10 for 46) half) 4.6 Texas (14) vs. Georgia Tech (7) (Cotton, 1943) (5 for 23) 25 Houston (35) vs. Pittsburgh (34) (Armed Forces, 2015) (trailed 31-6 in 4th quarter) 25 Georgia (28) vs. Purdue (25) (OT) (Outback, 2000) (trailed 25-0 in 2nd SCORING quarter) 24 Virginia Tech (35) vs. Arkansas (24) (Belk, 2016) (trailed 24-0 at halftime) 24 NC State (38) vs. Minnesota (30) (Micronpc.com, 2000) (trailed 24-0 in Most Points 2nd quarter) 70 Army West Point vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) 22 UCLA (50) vs. Northwestern (38) (Sun, 2005) (trailed 22-0 in 1st quarter) 70 West Virginia vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 22 BYU (46) vs. SMU (45) (Holiday, 1980) (trailed 35-13 in 3rd quarter and then trailed 45-25 with four minutes remaining in the game) 67 Baylor vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) 22 Notre Dame (35) vs. Houston (34) (Cotton, 1979) (trailed 34-12 in 4th 66 Nebraska vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) quarter) 65 Texas A&M vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) 22 Colorado St. (48) vs. Washington St. (45) (New Mexico, 2013) (trailed 64 Marshall vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 35-13 in 2nd quarter) 63 LSU vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) 63 Auburn vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) Fewest Points, Winning Team 63 Tulsa vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) 2 Fordham vs. Missouri (0) (Sugar, 1942) 63 Illinois vs. Virginia (21) (Micronpc.com, 1999) 3 Oregon St. vs. Pittsburgh (0) (Sun, 2008) 63 Toledo vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) 3 Tennessee vs. Texas A&M (0) (Gator, 1957) 3 TCU vs. LSU (2) (Sugar, 1936) ost oints osing eam M P , L T 6 UCLA vs. Illinois (3) (John Hancock, 1991) 61 East Carolina vs. Marshall (64) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 6 Oregon St. vs. Villanova (0) (Liberty, 1962) 56 Washington vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) 6 Tulsa vs. Texas Tech (0) (Sun, 1942) 52 Texas A&M vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) 6 Clemson vs. Boston College (3) (Cotton, 1940) 52 Tulsa vs. Virginia Tech (55) (Independence, 2015) 6 Auburn vs. Michigan St. (0) (Orange, 1938) 50 Colorado St. vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016)

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6 Santa Clara vs. LSU (0) (Sugar, 1938) First Quarter Only 35 Utah (35) vs. BYU (28) (Las Vegas, 2015) Fewest Points, Losing Team 0 By many teams Most Points Scored in One Quarter, Both Teams ewest oints oth eams F P , B T 56 Idaho (61) [20] & Colorado St. (50) [36] (Famous Idaho Potato) (4th 0 Air Force (0) & TCU (0) (Cotton, 1959) quarter) 0 Arkansas (0) & LSU (0) (Cotton, 1947) 45 Virginia Tech (55) [24] & Tulsa (52) [21] (Independence, 2015) (1st 0 Arizona St. (0) & Catholic (0) (Sun, 1940) quarter) 0 California (0) & Wash. & Jeff. (0) (Rose, 1922) 45 Louisiana (43) [24] & East Carolina (34) [21] (New Orleans, 2012) (2nd quarter) Most Points Scored in One Half 45 Nebraska (66) [31] & Northwestern (17) [14] (Alamo, 2000) (2nd quarter) 56 Auburn (63) vs. Purdue (14) (Music City, 2018) (1st half) 43 Baylor (67) [29] & Washington (56) [14] (Alamo, 2011) (3rd quarter) 49 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (1st half) 43 Boston College (55) [28] & Toledo (25) [15] (Motor City, 2002) (2nd quarter) 49 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (1st half) 43 (D) Navy (42) [21] & California (38) [22] (Aloha, 1996) (2nd quarter) 45 Virginia Tech (55) vs. Tulsa (52) (Independence, 2015) (1st half) 41 South Carolina (44) [20] & Houston (36) [21] (Liberty, 2006) (2nd quarter) 45 Colorado (62) vs. Boston College (28) (Insight.com, 1999) (1st half) 41 Missouri (41) [24] & Oklahoma St. (31) [17] (Cotton, 2013) (4th quarter) 45 Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) (2nd half) 40 Alabama (45) [24] & Clemson (40) [16] (CFP National Championship, 43 Colorado St. (50) vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016) (2nd half) 2016) (4th quarter) 43 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (2nd half) 40 Arizona St. (48) [14] & North Carolina (26) [26] (Peach, 1970) (2nd 43 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (2nd half) quarter) 42 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) (1st half) 42 Louisiana Tech (51) vs. SMU (10) (Frisco, 2017) (1st half) First Quarter Only 42 Western Ky. (49) vs. Central Mich. (48) (Bahamas, 2014) (1st half) 45 Virginia Tech (55) [24] & Tulsa (52) [21] (Independence, 2015) 42 Georgia Tech (52) vs. Tulsa (10) (Humanitarian, 2004) (2nd half) 42 Boston College (51) vs. Toledo (25) (Motor City, 2002) (1st half) Most Touchdowns 42 Illinois (63) vs. Virginia (21) (Micronpc.com, 1999) (1st half) 10 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (3 rush, 6 pass, 1 42 Toledo (56) vs. Davidson (33) (Tangerine, 1969) (1st half) fumble return) 10 Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) (6 rush, 4 pass) Most Points in Second Half 9 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) (2 rush, 7 pass) (Including Periods) 9 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) (8 rush, 1 56 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (43 in regula- pass) tion plus 13 in overtime) 9 Idaho (61) vs. Colorado St. (50) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016) (5 rush, 4 pass) Most Points Scored in One Half, Both 9 Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) (7 rush, 2 fumble returns) Teams 9 Arizona St. (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) (5 rush, 4 pass) 84 Idaho (61) [41] & Colorado St. (50) [43] (Famous Idaho Potato (2nd half) 9 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (8 rush, 1 pass) 76 Virginia Tech (55) [45] & Tulsa (52) [31] (Independence, 2015) (1st half) 9 Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) (3 rush, 6 pass) 69 West Virginia (70) [49] & Clemson (33) [20] (Orange, 2012) (1st half) 9 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (3 rush, 4 pass, 66 Wake Forest (55) [38] & Texas A&M (52) [28] (Belk, 2017 (1st half) 2 interception returns) 64 Baylor (67) [43] & Washington (56) [21] (Alamo, 2011) (2nd half) 9 Illinois (63) vs. Virginia (21) (Micronpc.com, 1999) (6 rush, 3 pass) 64 (D) Kansas (51) [34] & UCLA (30) [30] (Aloha, 1995) (2nd half) 9 Texas A&M (65) vs. BYU (14) (Holiday, 1990) (5 rush, 4 pass) 64 Penn St. (50) [38] & BYU (39) [26] (Holiday, 1989) (2nd half) 9 Alabama (61) vs. Syracuse (6) (Orange, 1953) (4 rush, 3 pass, 1 punt 63 LSU (63) [49] & Oklahoma (28) [14] (Peach, 2019) (1st half) return, 1 interception return) 63 Auburn (63) [56] & Purdue (14) [7] (Music City, 2018) (1st half) 9 (D) Centre (63) vs. TCU (7) (Fort Worth Classic, 1921) (8 rush, 1 blocked 63 Bowling Green (52) [35] & Memphis (35) [28] (GMAC, 2004) (1st half) punt recovery in ) 63 (D) Navy (42) [28] & California (38) [35] (Aloha, 1996) (1st half) Most Touchdowns, Both Teams Most Points in Second Half, Both Teams 17 Baylor (67) [9] & Washington (56) [8] (Alamo, 2011) (Including Overtime Periods) 16 Idaho (61) [9] & Colorado St. (50) [7] (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016) 16 Marshall (64) [9] & East Carolina (61) (2 OT) [7] (GMAC, 2001) 84 Idaho (61) [41] & Colorado St. (50) [43] (Famous Idaho Potato (2nd half) 15 Toledo (63) [9] & Arkansas St. (44) [6] (GoDaddy.com, 2015) 79 Marshall (64) [56] & East Carolina (61) [23] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (56 in 14 Wake Forest (55) [7] & Texas A&M (52) [7] (Belk, 2017) regulation plus 23 in overtime) 14 Virginia Tech (55) [7] & Tulsa (52) [7] (Independence, 2015) 14 Western Ky. (49) [7] & Central Mich. (48) [7] (Bahamas, 2014) ost oints cored in ne uarter M P S O Q 14 West Virginia (70) [10] & Clemson (33) [4] (Orange, 2012) 36 Colorado St. (50) vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho Potato) (4th quarter) 14 California (52) [7] & Virginia Tech (49) [7] (Insight, 2003) 35 Utah (35) vs. BYU (28) (Las Vegas, 2015) (1st quarter) 13 LSU (63) [9] & Oklahoma (28) [4] (Peach, 2019) 35 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (2nd quarter) 13 Southern California (52) [6] & Penn St. (49) [7] (Rose, 2017) 34 Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) (4th quarter) 13 Memphis (55) [7] & BYU (48) [6] (OT) (Miami Beach, 2014) 31 Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) (2nd quarter) 13 Arizona St. (62) [9] & Navy (28) [4] (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) 31 (D) Iowa (55) vs. Texas (17) (Freedom, 1984) (3rd quarter) 13 Arizona (49) [7] & Nevada (48) [6] (New Mexico, 2012) 30 Oklahoma (40) vs. Houston (14) (Sun, 1981) (4th quarter) 13 Tulsa (62) [8] & Hawaii (35) [5] (Hawaii, 2010) 29 Houston (35) vs. Pittsburgh (34) (Armed Forces, 2015) (4th quarter) 13 Nevada (49) [7] & UCF (48) [6] (OT) (Hawaii, 2005) 29 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) (3rd quarter) 13 Hawaii (59) [8] & UAB (40) [5] (Hawaii, 2004) 29 Oregon St. (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2001) (3rd quarter) 13 Hawaii (54) [7] & Houston (48) [6] (3 OT) (Hawaii, 2003) 29 Nebraska (62) vs. Florida (24) (Fiesta, 1996) (2nd quarter) 13 Texas Tech (55) [7] & Air Force (41) [6] (Copper, 1995)

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13 Richmond (49) [7] & Ohio (42) [6] (Tangerine, 1968) 5 Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (23, 34, 41, 35, 44 13 UCF (52) [7] & Baylor (42) [6] (Fiesta, 2014) yards) 5 Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) (28, 35, 44, 42, 37 Most Touchdowns Rushing yards) 5 Minnesota (29) vs. Arkansas (14) (Music City, 2002) (24, 45, 21, 22, 29 8 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) yards) 8 Baylor (67) vs. Washington (56) (Alamo, 2011) 5 Texas A&M (22) vs. Michigan (20) (Alamo, 1995) (27, 49, 47, 31, 37 8 (D) Centre (63) vs. TCU (7) (Fort Worth Classic, 1921) yards) 7 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) 5 Mississippi St. (24) vs. NC State (28) (Peach, Jan. 1, 1995) (37, 21, 29, 7 Ga. Southern (58) vs. Bowling Green (27) (GoDaddy, Dec. 23, 2015) 36, 30 yards) 7 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) 5 Florida (28) vs. Notre Dame (39) (Sugar, 1992) (26, 24, 36, 37, 24 yards) 7 LSU (56) vs. Texas Tech (27) (Texas, 2015) 5 Maryland (23) vs. Tennessee (30) (Florida Citrus, 1983) (18, 48, 31, 22, 7 Georgia Tech (52) vs. Tulsa (10) (Humanitarian, 2004) 26 yards) 7 (D) Houston (47) vs. Tulane (7) (Bluebonnet, 1973) 5 Notre Dame (29) vs. Rutgers (16) (Pinstripe, 2013) (21, 38, 26, 25, 49 7 Toledo (63) vs. Arkansas St. (44) (GoDaddy.com, 2015) yards) 6 21 tied. Most recent: NC State (52) vs. Arizona St. (31) (Sun, 2017) 4 44 tied. Most recent: LSU (40) vs. UCF (32) (Sugar, 2018) (24, 28, 28, 26 yards) Most Touchdowns Rushing, Both Teams 12 Baylor (67) [8] & Washington (56) [4] (Alamo, 2011) Most Field Goals Made, Both Teams 12 Texas Tech (55) [6] & Air Force (41) [6] (Copper, 1995) (At Least One by Both Teams) 9 Army West Point (70) [8] & Houston (14) [1] (Armed Forces, 2018) 8 Notre Dame (29) [5] & Rutgers (16) [3] (Pinstripe, 2013) 9 Army West Point (42) [5] & San Diego St. (35) [4] (Armed Forces, 2017) 7 Penn St. (53) [1] & Mephis (39) [6] (Cotton, 2019) 9 Baylor (49) [7] & North Carolina (38) [2] (Russell Athletic, 2015) 7 Notre Dame (33) [4] & Iowa St. (9) [3] (Camping World, 2019) 9 Virginia Tech (55) [5] & Tulsa (52) [4] (Independence, 2015) 7 Kent St. (51) [5] & Utah St. (41) [2] (Frisco, 2019) 9 Texas (41) [5] & Southern California (38) [4] (Rose, 2006) 7 West Virginia (43) [3] & Arizona St. (42) [4] (Cactus, 2016) 9 Nevada (49) [6] & UCF (48) [3] (OT) (Hawaii, 2005) 7 Central Mich. (44) [5] & Troy (41) [2] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) 9 Arizona St. (48) [6] & North Carolina (26) [3] (Peach, 1970) 7 Iowa (19) [4] & Texas Tech (16) [3] (Alamo, 2001) 8 Penn St. (53) [5] & Memphis (39) [3] (Cotton, 2019) 7 Texas A&M (22) [5] & Michigan (20) [2] (Alamo, 1995) 8 Baylor (45) [4] & Vanderbilt (38) [4] (Texas, 2018) 7 NC State (28) [2] & Mississippi St. (24) [5] (Peach, Jan. 1, 1995) 8 UCF (52) [4] & Baylor (42) [4] (Fiesta, 2014) 7 Michigan (23) [3] & Virginia Tech (20) [4] (OT) (Sugar, 2012) 8 Oregon (42) [5] & Oklahoma St. (31) [3] (Holiday, 2008) 6 Ohio (30) [3] & Nevada (21) [3] (Famous Idaho Potato, 2020) 8 Marshall (64) [3] & East Carolina (61) [5] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 6 Tennessee (23) [3] & Indiana (22) [3] (Gator, 2020) 8 Oklahoma St. (62) [6] & Wyoming (14) [2] (Holiday, 1988) 6 Arkansas St. (34) [2] & FIU (26) [4] (Camellia, 2019) 8 Colorado (47) [5] & Alabama (33) [3] (Liberty, 1969) 6 South Carolina (26) [2] & Michigan (19) [4] (Outback, 2018) 6 Fresno State (33) [4] & Houston (27) [2] (Hawaii, 2017) Most Touchdowns Passing 6 Wake Forest (34) [2] & Temple (26) [4] (Military, 2016) 7 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, 2019) 6 TCU (47) [4] & Oregon (41) [2] (3 OT) (Alamo, 2016) 7 Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) 6 Nevada (28) [3] & Colorado St. (23) [3] (Arizona, 2015) 6 California (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) 6 Louisiana Tech (47) [4] & Arkansas St. (28) [2] (New Orleans, 2015) 6 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 6 Washington St. (33) [4] & Purdue (27) [2] (Sun, 2001) 6 Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) 6 Toledo (23) [3] & Cincinnati (16) [3] (Motor City, 2001) 6 (D) Iowa (55) vs. Texas (17) (Freedom, 1984) 6 Notre Dame (39) [1] & Florida (28) [5] (Sugar, 1992) 6 Washington St. (45) vs. Colorado St. (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 6 Syracuse (16) [3] & Auburn (16) [3] (Sugar, 1988) 5 30 tied. Most recent: LSU (42) vs. Clemson (26) (CFP National 6 Tennessee (30) [1] & Maryland (23) [5] (Florida Citrus, 1983) Championship, 2019)

Most Touchdowns Passing, Both Teams FIRST DOWNS 12 Western Ky. (49) [5] & Central Mich. (48) [7] (Bahamas, 2014) 9 Purdue (38) [4] & Arizona (35) [5] (Foster Farms, 2017) Most First Downs 9 Southern California (52) [5] & Penn St. (49) [4] (Rose, 2017 39 Nevada (48) vs. Arizona (49) (New Mexico, 2012) (28 rush, 10 pass, 1 9 Idaho (61) [4] & Colorado St. (50) [5] (Famous Idaho Potato, 2016) penalty) 9 West Virginia (43) [5] & Arizona St. (42) [4] (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) 38 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) (30 rush, 6 9 Bowling Green (52) [5] & Memphis (35) [4] (GMAC, 2004) pass, 2 penalty) 8 Wake Forest (55) [4] & Texas A&M (52) (Belk, 2017) 36 Arizona St. (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) (21 rush, 12 8 Hawaii (52) [4] & Middle Tenn. (35) [4] (Hawaii, 2016) pass, 3 penalty) 8 California (55) [6] & Air Force (36) [2] (Armed Forces, 2015) 36 Duke (34) vs. Cincinnati (48) (Belk, 2012) (14 rush, 20 pass, 2 penalty) 8 West Virginia (70) [6] & Clemson (33) [2] (Orange, 2012) 36 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) (9 rush, 25 8 Idaho (43) [4] & Bowling Green (42) [4] (Humanitarian, 2009) pass, 2 penalty) 8 Notre Dame (49) [5] & Hawaii (21) [3] (Hawaii, 2008) 36 Oklahoma (48) vs. Virginia (14) (Gator, Dec. 29, 1991) (16 rush, 18 pass, 8 Fla. Atlantic (44) [5] & Memphis (27) [3] (New Orleans, 2007) 2 penalty) 8 LSU (47) [3] & Illinois (34) [5] (Sugar, 2002) 35 Michigan (35) vs. Ole Miss (3) (Gator, Jan. 1, 1991) (20 rush, 14 pass, 1 8 West Virginia (49) [5] & Ole Miss (38) [3] (Music City, 2000) penalty) 8 (D) Iowa (55) [6] & Texas (17) [2] (Freedom, 1984) 35 BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) (8 rush, 27 pass, 0 penalty) 8 Richmond (49) [4] & Ohio (42) [4] (Tangerine, 1968) 35 Boise St. (55) vs. Northern Ill. (7) (Poinsettia, 2015) 8 Colorado St. (48) [2] & Washington St. (45) [6] (New Mexico, 2013) 34 Tulsa (55) vs. Central Mich. (10) (Miami Beach, 2016) (20 rush, 14 pass, 0 penalty) 34 Texas Tech (45) vs. Northwestern (38) (TicketCity, 2011) (10 rush, 22 Most Field Goals Made pass, 2 penalty) 6 Memphis (39) vs. Penn St. (53) (Cotton, 2019) (48, 37, 44, 51, 41, 42 yards)

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34 Northwestern (35) vs. Auburn (38) (OT) (Outback, 2010) (8 rush, 21 pass, 24 Richmond (49) vs. Ohio (42) (Tangerine, 1968) 5 penalty) 23 10 tied. Most recent: Southern California (52) vs. Penn St. (49) (Rose, 34 Tulsa (63) vs. Bowling Green (7) (GMAC, 2008) (16 rush, 16 pass, 2 2017) penalty) 34 NC State (56) [34] vs. Kansas (26) [28] (Tangerine, 2003) (9 rush, 22 Most First Downs Passing, Both Teams pass, 3 penalty) 44 Central Mich. (44) [21] & Troy (41) [23] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2010) 34 (D) Fresno St. (30) vs. Colorado (41) (Aloha, 1993) (4 rush, 25 pass, 5 penalty) 42 Wake Forest (55) [18] & Texas A&M (55) [24] (Belk, 2017) 34 Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) (15 rush, 17 pass, 2 41 Western Ky. (49) [22] & Central Mich. (48) [19] (Bahamas, 2014) penalty) 40 Louisiana (32) [19] & San Diego St. (30) [21] (New Orleans, 2011) 34 (D) Miami (FL) (34) vs. Nebraska (36) (Gotham, 1962) 38 Florida (31) [16] & Iowa (24) [22] (Outback, 2006) 38 Penn St. (50) [11] & BYU (39) [27] (Holiday, 1989) Most First Downs, Both Teams 37 West Virginia (43) [20] & Arizona St. (42) [17] (Cactus, Jan. 2, 2016) 37 Purdue (51) [25] & Central Mich. (48) [12] (Motor City, 2007) 70 Arizona (49) [31] & Nevada (48) [39] (New Mexico, 2012) 37 Oregon St. (39) [24] & Missouri (38) [13] (Sun, 2006) 66 Baylor (49) [38] & North Carolina (38) [28] (Russell Athletic, 2015) 37 Arizona St. (45) [21] & Rutgers (40) [16] (Insight, 2005) 63 Wake Forest (55) [31] & Texas A&M (52) [32] (Belk, 2017) 37 Texas A&M (52) [20] & Duke (48) [17] (Chick-Fil-A, 2013) 62 NC State (56) [34] & Kansas (26) [28] (Tangerine, 2003) 61 Penn St. (50) [26] & BYU (39) [35] (Holiday, 1989) ost irst owns by enalty 60 Texas (41) [30] & Southern California (38) [30] (Rose, 2006) M F D P 60 Nevada (49) [30] & UCF (48) [30] (OT) (Hawaii, 2005) 8 West Virginia (18) vs. Florida St. (30) (Gator, 2005) 59 Baylor (67) [33] & Washington (56) [26] (Alamo, 2011) 7 UCF (13) vs. Arkansas St. (31) (Cure, 2016) 59 Navy (51) [33] & Colorado St. (30) [26] (Poinsettia, 2005) 7 Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) 59 Marshall (64) [36] & East Carolina (61) [23] (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 6 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, 2020) 59 Texas A&M (52) [30] & Duke (48) [29] (Chick-Fil-A, 2013) 6 Arkansas St. (28) vs. Louisiana Tech (47) (New Orleans, 2015) 6 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (24) (Chick-fil-A, 2012) Most First Downs Rushing 6 Tulsa (31) vs. Iowa St. (17) (Liberty, 2012) 6 South Fla. (21) vs. Oregon (56) (Sun, 2007) 30 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) 6 Clemson (27) vs. Tennessee (14) (Peach, Jan. 2, 2004) 28 Army West Point (42) vs. San Diego St. (35) (Armed Forces, 2017) 6 Florida (52) vs. Florida St. (20) (Sugar, 1997) 28 Nevada (48) vs. Arizona (49) (New Mexico, 2012) 6 Texas (3) vs. Miami (FL) (46) (Cotton, 1991) 27 Air Force (31) vs. Washington St. (21) (Cheez-It, 2019) 6 Buffalo (24) vs. San Diego St. (49) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2013) 26 Cincinnatti (38) vs. Boston College (6) (Birmingham, 2020) 26 Navy (51) vs. Colorado St. (30) (Poinsettia, 2005) ost irst owns by enalty oth eams 26 Oklahoma (40) vs. Auburn (22) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 1972) M F D P , B T 25 (D) Houston (26) vs. Dayton (21) (Salad, 1952) 12 Florida St. (30) [4] & West Virginia (18) [8] (Gator, 2005) 24 Army West Point (70) vs. Houston (14) (Armed Forces, 2018) 9 LSU (40) [4] & UCF (32) [5] (Fiesta, Jan. 1, 2019) 24 Navy (35) vs. Missouri (13) (Texas, 2009) 9 Arkansas St. (31) [2] & UCF (13) [7] (Cure, 2016) 24 Nebraska (66) vs. Northwestern (17) (Alamo, 2000) 9 Louisiana Tech (47) [3] & Arkansas St. (28) [6] (New Orleans, 2015) 24 Colorado (47) vs. Alabama (33) (Liberty, 1969) 8 LSU (42) [2] & Clemson (25) [4] (CFP National Championship, 2020) 23 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) 8 Ohio (41) [4] & UAB (6) [4] (Bahamas, 2017) 23 Georgia Tech (31) vs. Texas Tech (21) (Gator, Dec. 31, 1965) 8 Louisiana Tech (48) [5] & Navy (45) [3] (Armed Forces, 2016) 8 North Carolina (30) [5] & Tennessee (27) [3] (2 OT) (Music City, 2010) Most First Downs Rushing, Both Teams 8 West Virginia (48) [1] & Oklahoma (28) [7] (Fiesta, 2008) 8 Tennessee (38) [5] & Texas A&M (7) [3] (Cotton, 2005) 40 Baylor (49) [30] & North Carolina (38) [10] (Russell Athletic, 2015) 8 Florida (52) [6] & Florida St. (20) [2] (Sugar, 1997) 38 Arizona (49) [10] & Nevada (48) [28] (New Mexico, 2012) 8 Texas A&M (22) [4] & Michigan (20) [4] (Alamo, 1995) 37 Arizona St. (62) [21] & Navy (28) [16] (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) 8 Miami (FL) (46) [2] & Texas (3) [6] (Cotton, 1991) 36 Miami (FL) (46) [16] & Texas (3) [20] (Cotton, 1991) 8 San Diego St. (49) [2] & Buffalo (24) [6] (Famous Idaho Potato, 2013) 36 Colorado (47) [24] & Alabama (33) [12] (Liberty, 1969) 35 Army West Point (42) [28] & San Diego St. (35) [7] (Armed Forces, 2017) ewest irst owns 34 Army West Point (70) [24] & Houston [10] (Armed Forces, 2018) F F D 34 Georgia Tech (49) [22] vs. Mississippi St. (34) [12] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2014) 1 Arkansas (0) vs. LSU (0) (Cotton, 1947) (rushing) 32 Navy (51) [26] & Colorado St. (30) [6] (Poinsettia, 2005) 1 Alabama (29) vs. Texas A&M (21) (Cotton, 1942) (passing) 32 Miami (FL) (46) [14] & NC State (23) [18] (Micron PC, 1998) 2 Michigan St. (0) vs. Auburn (6) (Orange, 1938) (1 rushing, 1 passing) 32 Texas Tech (55) [15] & Air Force (41) [17] (Copper, 1995) 32 Tennessee (31) [11] & Arkansas (27) [21] (Cotton, 1990) Fewest First Downs, Both Teams 32 Oklahoma (41) [22] & Wyoming (7) [10] (Fiesta, 1976) 10 Randolph Field (7) [7] & Texas (7) [3] (Cotton, 1944) 32 Arizona St. (49) [22] & Missouri (35) [10] (Fiesta, 1972) 12 LSU (19) [4] & Texas A&M (14) [8] (Orange, 1944) 32 Texas (21) [19] & Notre Dame (17) [13] (Cotton, 1970) Fewest First Downs Rushing Most First Downs Passing 0 Virginia (28) vs. Florida (36) (Orange, 2019) 27 BYU (39) vs. Penn St. (50) (Holiday, 1989) 0 Washington St. (45) vs. Colorado St. (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 26 Hawaii (41) vs. Arizona St. (24) (Hawaii, 2006) 0 (D) Buffalo (20) vs. UConn (38) (International, 2009) 25 Purdue (51) vs. Central Mich. (48) (Motor City, 2007) 0 Purdue (7) vs. Maryland (24) (Champs Sports, 2006) 25 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (2 OT) (GMAC, 2001) 0 Northern Ill. (7) vs. TCU (37) (Poinsettia, 2006) 25 (D) Fresno St. (30) vs. Colorado (41) (Aloha, 1993) 0 Southern California (19) vs. TCU (28) (Sun, 1998) 24 Texas A&M (52) vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) 0 Florida (18) vs. Missouri (20) (Sugar, 1966) 24 Oregon St. (39) vs. Missouri (38) (Sun, 2006) 0 Navy (6) vs. Texas (28) (Cotton, 1964) 24 (D) Texas Tech (38) vs. Navy (14) (Houston, 2003) 0 Alabama (29) vs. Texas A&M (21) (Cotton, 1942) 24 West Virginia (31) vs. Missouri (34) (Insight.com, 1998)

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Fewest First Downs Rushing, Both Teams 23 Arkansas St. (31) [12] & UCF (13) [11] (Cure, 2016) 3 Alabama (29) [0] & Texas A&M (21) [3] (Cotton, 1942) 23 UTEP (14) [12] & Ole Miss (7) [11] (Sun, 1967) 4 Arkansas St. (31) [3] & UCF (13) [1] (Cure, 2016) 22 Auburn (6) [10] & Michigan St. (0) [12] (Orange, 1938) 5 South Carolina (26) [2] & Michigan (19) [3] (Outback, 2018) 5 Virginia Tech (13) [1] & Rutgers (10) [4] (OT) (Russell Athletic, 2012) Highest Punting Average 5 Marshall (20) [2] & FIU (10) [3] (St. Petersburg, 2011) (Minimum 5 Punts) 5 Nebraska (26) [3] & Clemson (21) [2] (Gator, 2009) 55.0 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, 2015) (7 for 385) 7 Iowa St. (21) [5] & Memphis (20) [2] (Liberty, 2017) 55.0 Texas A&M (17) vs. Penn St. (24) (Alamo, 2007) (6 for 330) 7 Troy (50) [5] & North Texas (30) [2] (New Orleans, 2017) 54.6 Bowling Green (27) vs. Pittsburgh (30) (Little Caesars Pizza, 2013) (5 for 7 Miami (FL) (31) [4] & West Virginia (14) [3] (Russell Athletic, 2016) 273) 7 San Jose St. (29) [1] & Bowling Green (20) [6] (Military, 2012) 53.9 Southern California (7) vs. Wisconsin (0) (Rose, 1953) (8 for 431) 7 South Fla. (31) [4] & Clemson (27) [3] (Meineke Car Care, 2010) 53.8 Hawaii (28) vs. Tulane (36) (Hawaii, 2002) (5 for 269) 7 Boise St. (17) [3] & TCU (10) [4] (Fiesta, 2010) 52.3 Tennessee (17) vs. Nebraska (42) (Orange, 1998) (6 for 314) 7 SMU (45) [2] & Nevada (10) [5] (Hawaii, 2009) 52.0 Iowa (27) vs. Texas Tech (0) (Alamo, 1996) (5 for 260) 7 Southern California (32) [4] & Michigan (18) [3] (Rose, 2007) 51.5 Nebraska (32) vs. Michigan (28) (Alamo, 2005) (8 for 412) 7 Louisville (36) [4] vs. Miami (FL) (9) [3] (Russell Athletic, 2013) 51.5 (D) Colorado (51) vs. Oregon (43) (Aloha, 1998) (6 for 309) 51.4 Penn St. (24) vs. Texas A&M (17) (Alamo, 2007) (5 for 257) Fewest First Downs Passing 0 Air Force (31) vs. Washington St. (21) (Cheez-It, 2019) Fewest Punts 0 Navy (49) vs. Virginia (7) (Military, 2017) 0 Army West Point (42) vs. San Diego St. (35) (Armed Forces, 2017) 0 Navy (17) vs. San Diego St. (16) (Poinsettia, 2014) 0 Tulsa (55) vs. Central Mich. (10) (Miami Beach, 2016) 0 Army West Point (28) vs. Alabama (29) (John Hancock Sun, 1988) 0 Baylor (49) vs. North Carolina (38) (Russell Athletic, 2015) 0 Oklahoma (40) vs. Houston (10) (Sun, 1981) 0 Duke (48) vs. Texas A&M (52) (Chick-Fil-A, 2013) 0 West Virginia (14) vs. South Carolina (3) (Peach, 1969) 0 Wisconsin (24) vs. South Carolina (34) (Capital One, 2013) 0 Missouri (35) vs. Alabama (10) (Gator, 1968) 0 Arizona St. (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) 0 Virginia Tech (7) vs. Miami (FL) (14) (Liberty, 1966) 0 Northern Ill. (40) vs. Fresno St. (17) (Humanitarian, 2010) 0 Auburn (7) vs. Ole Miss (13) (Liberty, 1965) 0 Navy (51) vs. Colorado St. (30) (Poinsettia, 2005) 0 Alabama (10) vs. Arkansas (3) (Sugar, 1962) 0 (D) Texas Tech (38) vs. Navy (14) (Houston, 2003) 0 (D) Missouri (14) vs. Georgia Tech (10) (Bluebonnet, 1962) 0 Illinois (63) vs. Virginia (21) (Micronpc.com, 1999) 0 Utah St. (13) vs. New Mexico St. (20) (Sun, 1960) 0 Oklahoma St. (62) vs. Wyoming (14) (Holiday, 1988) 0 Arkansas (0) vs. LSU (0) (Cotton, 1947) 0 Maryland (23) vs. Tennessee (30) (Florida Citrus, 1983) 0 Fordham (2) vs. Missouri (0) (Sugar, 1942) 0 Oklahoma (41) vs. Wyoming (7) (Fiesta, 1976) 0 Arizona St. (0) vs. Catholic (0) (Sun, 1940) 0 West Virginia (7) vs. Texas Tech (6) (Sun, 1938) Lowest Punting Average (Minimum 3 Punts) Fewest First Downs Passing, Both Teams 17.0 Kentucky (14) vs. Penn St. (26) (Outback, 1999) (3 for 51) 1 Alabama (10) [0] & Arkansas (3) [1] (Sugar, 1962) 17.0 Nevada (34) vs. Bowling Green (35) (Las Vegas, 1992) (4 for 68) 4 Army West Point (42) [1] & San Diego St. (35) [3] (Armed Forces, 2017) 18.7 Georgia Tech (10) vs. Minnesota (34) (Quick Lane, 2018) (4 for 75) 4 Oklahoma (41) [1] & Wyoming (7) [3] (Fiesta, 1976) 19.0 Cincinnati (18) vs. Virginia Tech (6) (Sun, 1947) (6 for 114) 4 Texas (16) [2] & Tennessee (0) [2] (Cotton, 1953) 19.2 Central Mich. (48) vs. Western Ky. (49) (Bahamas, 2014) (4 for 77) 4 Rice (28) [3] & Colorado (14) [1] (Cotton, 1938) 22.0 NC State (23) vs. Rutgers (29) (Papajohns.com, 2008) (4 for 88) 22.0 Mississippi St. (16) vs. NC State (12) (Liberty, 1963) (3 for 66) PUNTING 23.0 Bowling Green (35) vs. Nevada (34) (Las Vegas, 1992) (5 for 115) 24.7 Syracuse (38) vs. West Virginia (14) (Pinstripe, 2012) (3 for 74) 25.3 Georgia Tech (33) vs. Kentucky (18) (TaxSlayer, 2016) (3 for 76) Most Punts 25.5 Houston (34) vs. Notre Dame (35) (Cotton, 1979) (10 for 255) 17 Duke (3) vs. Southern California (7) (Rose, 1939) 16 Alabama (29) vs. Texas A&M (21) (Cotton, 1942) Most Punts Blocked by One Team 16 New Mexico St. (14) vs. Hardin-Simmons (14) (Sun, 1936) 2 Michigan (15) vs. Florida (41) (Peach, Dec. 29, 2018) 15 Tennessee (0) vs. Rice (8) (Orange, 1947) 2 Texas A&M (52) vs. Wake Forest (55) (Belk, 2017) 14 Tulsa (7) vs. Tennessee (14) (Sugar, 1943) 2 Nebraska (42) vs. Southern California (45) (Holiday, 2014) 14 Santa Clara (6) vs. LSU (0) (Sugar, 1938) 2 San Diego St. (49) vs. Buffalo (24) (Famous Idaho Potato, 2013) 14 LSU (0) vs. Santa Clara (6) (Sugar, 1938) 2 Iowa (30) vs. LSU (25) (Capital One, 2005) 14 TCU (3) vs. LSU (2) (Sugar, 1936) 2 Cincinnati (32) vs. Marshall (14) (Fort Worth, 2004) 13 Rice (8) vs. Tennessee (0) (Orange, 1947) 2 North Carolina (21) vs. Mississippi St. (17) (Peach, Jan. 2, 1993) 13 Tennessee (0) vs. Southern California (25) (Rose, 1945) 2 NC State (14) vs. Georgia (7) (Liberty, 1967) 13 Oklahoma (0) vs. Tennessee (17) (Orange, 1939) 2 LSU (25) vs. Colorado (7) (Orange, 1962) 13 Catholic (20) vs. Ole Miss (19) (Orange, 1936) 13 LSU (2) vs. TCU (3) (Sugar, 1936) 13 Miami (FL) (0) vs. Bucknell (26) (Orange, 1935) PUNT RETURNS

Most Punts, Both Teams Most Punts Returns 28 Rice (8) [13] & Tennessee (0) [15] (Orange, 1947) 9 Georgia (7) vs. North Carolina (3) (Gator, Dec. 31, 1971) (6.8 average) 28 Santa Clara (6) [14] & LSU (0) [14] (Sugar, 1938) 8 Indiana (20) vs. Virginia Tech (45) (Independence, 1993) (7.3 average) 27 TCU (3) [14] & LSU (2) [13] (Sugar, 1936) 8 Ole Miss (7) vs. UTEP (14) (Sun, 1967) (9.4 average) 25 Tennessee (17) [12] & Oklahoma (0) [13] (Orange, 1939) 8 Michigan (34) vs. Oregon St. (7) (Rose, 1965) (10.6 average) 24 Catholic (20) [13] & Ole Miss (19) [11] (Orange, 1936)

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7 12 tied. Most recent: Rutgers (10) vs. Virginia Tech (13) (OT) (Russell 43.0 Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS National Championship, 2014) (4 Athletic, 2012) (5.7 average) for 172) 42.7 Iowa (14) vs. LSU (21) (Outback, 2014) (3 for 128) Most Punt Return Yards 42.5 Tennessee (27) vs. Maryland (28) (John Hancock, 1984) (4 for 170) 180 Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (7 returns) 41.3 Appalachian St. (31) vs. Toledo (28) (Camellia, 2016) (3 for 124) 151 Boise St. (21) vs. Boston College (27) (MPC Computers, 2005) (7 returns) 41.0 Oregon (35) vs. Kansas St. (17) (Fiesta, 2013) (4 for 164) 136 Nebraska (38) vs. Alabama (6) (Orange, 1972) (6 returns) 40.0 Maryland (21) vs. Stanford (45) (Foster Farms, 2014) (4 for 160) 132 Virginia Tech (55) vs. Tulsa (52) (Independence, 2015) (4 returns) 128 Oklahoma (48) vs. Duke (21) (Orange, 1958) 126 Tulane (13) vs. Texas A&M (14) (Sugar, 1940) (6 returns) 124 California (37) vs. Clemson (13) (Florida Citrus, 1992) (5 returns) 124 Washington (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (4 returns) Most Fumbles 108 Kansas (42) vs. Houston (13) (Fort Worth, 2005) (6 returns) 11 Ole Miss (7) vs. Alabama (12) (Sugar, 1964) (lost 6) 108 Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (4 returns) 9 Texas (11) vs. Notre Dame (24) (Cotton, 1971) (lost 5) 108 Southern Miss. (38) vs. UTEP (18) (Independence, 1988) (2 returns) 8 NC State (28) vs. Iowa (23) (Peach, Dec. 31, 1988) (lost 5) 8 (D) Houston (35) vs. Navy (0) (Garden State, 1980) (lost 3) Highest Punt Return Average 8 Louisville (14) vs. Louisiana Tech (24) (Independence, 1977) (lost 3) (Minimum 3 Returns) 8 North Texas (8) vs. New Mexico St. (28) (Sun, 1959) (lost 6) 33.0 Virginia Tech (55) vs. Tulsa (52) (Independence, 2015) (4 for 132) 8 TCU (0) vs. Air Force (0) (Cotton, 1959) (lost 3) 33.0 Kent St. (18) vs. Tampa (21) (Tangerine, 1972) (3 for 99) 8 Colorado (27) vs. Clemson (21) (Orange, 1957) (lost 3) 32.7 San Jose St. (27) vs. Georgia St. (16) (Cure, 2015) (3 for 98) 32.7 BYU (46) vs. SMU (45) (Holiday, 1980) (3 for 98) Most Fumbles, Both Teams 32.3 BYU (34) vs Hawaii (38) (Hawaii, 2019) (3 for 97) 17 Alabama (12) [6] & Ole Miss (7) [11] (Sugar, 1964) (lost 9) 31.3 TCU (39) vs. Stanford (37) (Alamo, 2017) (3 for 94) 14 Louisiana Tech (24) [6] & Louisville (14) [8] (Independence, 1977) (lost 6) 31.0 Washington (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (4 for 124) 14 Tennessee (34) [7] & Air Force (13) [7] (Sugar, 1971) (lost 7) 30.7 Michigan (42) vs. NC State (7) (Hall of Fame, 1994) (3 for 92) 13 TCU (0) [8] & Air Force (0) [5] (Cotton, 1959) (lost 6) 29.7 Tennessee (45) vs. Virginia Tech (23) (Gator, 1994) (3 for 89) 12 NC State (28) [8] & Iowa (23) [4] (Peach, Dec. 31, 1988) (lost 8) 29.7 Nebraska (28) vs. Florida St. (31) (Fiesta, 1988) (3 for 89) 12 (D) Houston (35) [8] & Navy (0) [4] (Garden State, 1980) (lost 6) 12 New Mexico St. (28) [4] & North Texas (8) [8] (Sun, 1959) (lost 8) KICKOFF RETURNS 11 (D) Toledo (27) [7] & San Jose St. (25) [4] (California, 1981) (lost 3) 11 Oklahoma (41) [6] & Wyoming (7) [5] (Fiesta, 1976) ost ickoff eturns M K R Most Fumbles Lost 11 Hawaii (35) vs. Tulsa (62) (Hawaii, 2010) (20.2 average) 6 Tulsa (10) vs. Georgia Tech (52) (Humanitarian, 2004) (7 fumbles) 10 SMU (10) vs. Louisiana Tech (51) (Frisco, 2017) (18.40) 6 Texas A&M (2) vs. Florida St. (10) (Cotton, 1992) (6 fumbles) 10 Air Force (36) vs. California (55) (Armed Forces, 2015) (22.5 average) 6 East Carolina (31) vs. Maine (0) (Tangerine, 1965) (6 fumbles) 10 Clemson (33) vs. West Virginia (70) (Orange, 2012) (19.0 average) 6 Ole Miss (7) vs. Alabama (12) (Sugar, 1964) (11 fumbles) 10 Bowling Green (7) vs. Tulsa (63) (GMAC, 2008) (22.1 average) 6 North Texas (8) vs. New Mexico St. (28) (Sun, 1959) (8 fumbles) 10 Florida (24) vs. Nebraska (62) (Fiesta, 1996) (26.8 average) 6 (D) Arizona St. (21) vs. Xavier (33) (Salad, 1950) (7 fumbles) 10 Wyoming (14) vs. Oklahoma St. (62) (Holiday, 1988) (20.5 average) 5 17 tied. Most recent: (D) UConn (38) vs. Buffalo (20) (International, 2009) 9 17 tied. Most recent: Colorado St. (50) vs. Idaho (61) (Famous Idaho (6 fumbles) Potato, 2016) (18.1 average); Central Mich. (10) vs. Tulsa (55) (Miami Beach, 2016) (23.1 average) Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams Most Kickoff Return Yards 9 Alabama (12) [3] & Ole Miss (7) [6] (Sugar, 1964) (17 fumbles) 8 Idaho (42) [3] & Southern Miss. (35) [5] (Humanitarian, 1998) (9 fumbles) 284 Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) (9 returns) 8 NC State (28) [5] & Iowa (23) [3] (Peach, Dec. 31, 1988) (12 fumbles) 270 UConn (20) vs. Oklahoma (48) (Fiesta, 2010) (9 returns) 8 New Mexico St. (28) [2] & North Texas (8) [6] (Sun, 1959) (12 fumbles) 268 Florida (24) vs. Nebraska (62) (Fiesta, 1996) (10 returns) 8 Navy (20) [3] & Rice (7) [5] (Cotton, 1958) (10 fumbles) 266 Boise St. (38) vs. East Carolina (41) (Hawaii, 2007) (7 returns) 7 Georgia Tech (52) [1] & Tulsa (10) [6] (Humanitarian, 2004) (8 fumbles) 259 UCLA (14) vs. Illinois (45) (Rose, 1947) (8 returns) 7 Florida St. (10) [1] & Texas A&M (2) [6] (Cotton, 1992) (7 fumbles) 258 Missouri (35) vs. Arizona St. (49) (Fiesta, 1972) (8 returns) 7 Texas A&M (37) [3] & Florida (14) [4] (Sun, Jan. 2, 1977) (8 fumbles) 251 Navy (28) vs. Arizona St. (62) (Kraft Fight Hunger, 2012) (27.9 average) 7 Arizona St. (28) [3] & Pittsburgh (7) [4] (Fiesta, 1973) (9 fumbles) 248 BYU (27) vs. Tulane (41) (Liberty, 1998) (8 returns) 7 Tennessee (34) [3] & Air Force (13) [4] (Sugar, 1971) (14 fumbles) 226 Cincinnati (24) vs. Florida (51) (Sugar, 2010) (9 returns) 7 Michigan St. (28) [4] & UCLA (20) [3] (Rose, 1954) (8 fumbles) 225 Air Force (36) vs. California (55) (Armed Forces, 2015) (10 returns) 225 Arkansas St. (28) vs. Louisiana Tech (47) (New Orleans, 2015) (7 returns) 225 Northwestern (32) vs. Southern California (41) (Rose, 1996) (8 returns) PENALTIES 225 (D) Tulane (7) vs. Houston (47) (Bluebonnet, 1973) (8 returns)

Highest Kickoff Return Average Most Penalties (Minimum 3 Returns) 21 Mississippi St. (17) vs. Clemson (7) (Peach, 1999) (188 yards) 56.0 BYU (16) vs. Washington (31) (Fight Hunger, 2013) (3 for 168) 20 (D) Fresno St. (35) vs. Western Mich. (30) (California, 1988) (166 yards) 48.5 Wisconsin (27) vs. Oregon (28) (Rose, 2020) (4 for 194) 19 Oregon (41) vs. Air Force (13) (Las Vegas, 1997) (166 yards) 47.3 Iowa (49) vs. USC (24) (Holiday, 2019) (3 for 142) 18 Oregon St. (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2001) (174 yards) 44.7 Arizona St (36) vs. Duke (31) (Sun, 2014) (3 for 134) 18 Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (132 yards) 44.3 Notre Dame (49) vs. Hawaii (21) (Hawaii, 2008) (3 for 133) 18 Washington St. (31) vs. Utah (28) (Copper, 1992) (136 yards) 44.0 Louisiana Tech (17) vs. Northern Ill. (10) (Independence, 2008) (3 for 132) 17 Florida St. (30) vs. West Virginia (18) (Gator, 2005) (174 yards)

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17 Baylor (42) vs. UCF (52) (Fiesta, 2014) (135 yards) 16 Miami (FL) (46) vs. Texas (3) (Cotton, 1991) (202 yards)

16 Tulsa (16) vs. McNeese St. (20) (Independence, 1976) (100 yards) Fewest Yards Penalized, Both Teams 16 Tennessee (17) vs. Oklahoma (0) (Orange, 1939) (130 yards) 10 Navy (35) [10] & Missouri (13) [0] (Texas, 2009) 10 Duquesne (13) [5] & Mississippi St. (12) [5] (Orange, 1937) Most Penalties, Both Teams 15 Texas (21) [5] & Notre Dame (17) [10] (Cotton, 1970) 29 Mississippi St. (17) [21] & Clemson (7) [8] (Peach, 1999) (270 yards) 15 (D) Kansas (33) [15] vs. Rice (7) [0] (Bluebonnet, 1961) 29 Florida (52) [15] & Florida St. (20) [14] (Sugar, 1997) (217 yards) 29 McNeese St. (20) [13] & Tulsa (16) [16] (Independence, 1976) (205 yards) 28 Florida St. (30) [17] & West Virginia (18) [11] (Gator, 2005) (295 yards) MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 28 Michigan (35) [10] & Alabama (34) [18] (OT) (Orange, 2000) (247 yards) 28 (D) Fresno St. (35) [20] & Western Mich. (30) [8] (California, 1988) (231 yards) Scoreless Ties# 27 Marshall (48) [14] & Louisville (29) [13] (Motor City, 1998) (232 yards) 1959 Air Force 0, TCU 0 (Cotton) 26 LSU (40) [14] & UCF (32) [12] (Fiesta, Jan. 1, 2019) (249 yards) 1947 Arkansas 0, LSU 0 (Cotton) 26 Arkansas St. (31) [15] & UCF (13) [11] (Cure, 2016) (222 yards) 1940 Arizona St. 0, Catholic 0 (Sun) 26 Oregon (41) [19] & Air Force (13) [7] (Las Vegas, 1997) (223 yards) 1922 California 0, Wash. & Jeff. 0 (Rose) 26 Tennessee (35) [11] & Miami (FL) (7) [15] (Sugar, 1986) (245 yards) Tie Games# Most Yards Penalized (Not Scoreless) 202 Miami (FL) (46) vs. Texas (3) (Cotton, 1991) (16 penalties) 1991 BYU 13, Iowa 13 (Holiday) 188 Mississippi St. (17) vs. Clemson (7) (Peach, 1999) (21 penalties) 1990 Louisiana Tech 34, Maryland 34 (Independence) 174 Florida St. (30) vs. West Virginia (18) (Gator, 2005) (17 penalties) 1988 Auburn 16, Syracuse 16 (Sugar) 174 Oregon St. (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2001) (18 penalties) 1985 Arizona 13, Georgia 13 (Sun) 166 Oregon (41) vs. Air Force (13) (Las Vegas, 1997) (19 penalties) 1984 Florida St. 17, Georgia 17 (Florida Citrus) 166 (D) Fresno St. (35) vs. Western Mich. (30) (California, 1988) (20 penalties) 1978 Arkansas 10, UCLA 10 (Fiesta) 164 Illinois (30) vs. East Carolina (0) (Liberty, 1994) (15 penalties) 1977 (D) Maryland 17, Minnesota 17 (Hall of Fame) 163 (D) San Jose St. (37) vs. Miami (OH) (7) (California, 1986) (14 penalties) 1974 Texas Tech 6, Vanderbilt 6 (Peach) 154 Louisiana Tech (47) vs. Arkansas St. (28) (New Orleans, 2015) (13 1974 (D) Houston 31, NC State 31 (Bluebonnet) penalties 1970 (D) Alabama 24, Oklahoma 24 (Bluebonnet) 153 Purdue (25) vs. Georgia (28) (OT) (Outback, 2000) (14 penalties) 1970 (D) Long Beach St. 24, Louisville 24 (Pasadena) 1967 Florida St. 17, Penn St. 17 (Gator) Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams 1960 (D) Alabama 3, Texas 3 (Bluebonnet) 295 Florida St. (30) [174] & West Virginia (18) [121] (Gator, 2005) 1948 Georgia 20, Maryland 20 (Gator) 270 Mississippi St. (17) [188] & Clemson (7) [82] (Peach, 1999) 1948 Penn St. 13, SMU 13 (Cotton) 270 Miami (FL) (46) [202] & Texas (3) [68] (Cotton, 1991) 1947 (D) Montana St. 13, New Mexico 13 (Harbor) 264 (D) San Jose St. (37) [163] & Miami (OH) (7) [101] (California, 1986) 1944 Randolph Field 7, Texas 7 (Cotton) 263 Louisiana Tech (47) [154] & Arkansas St. (28) [109] (New Orleans, 2015) 1937 (D) Auburn 7, Villanova 7 (Bacardi) 249 LSU (40) [145] & UCF (32) [104] (Fiesta, Jan. 1, 2019) 1936 Hardin-Simmons 14, New Mexico St. 14 (Sun) 247 Michigan (35) [115] & Alabama (34) [132] (OT) (Orange, 2000) 1934 (D) Arkansas 7, Centenary (LA) 7 (Dixie Classic) 245 Tennessee (35) [125] & Miami (FL) (7) [120] (Sugar, 1986) 1927 Alabama 7, Stanford 7 (Rose) 242 (D) Michigan (33) [148] & UCLA (14) [94] (Bluebonnet, 1981) 1924 Navy 14, Washington 14 (Rose) 239 Louisiana Tech (31) [99] & Hawaii (14) [140] (Hawaii, 2018) 232 Marshall (48) [123] & Louisville (29) [109] (Motor City, 1998) Overtime Games# 231 (D) Fresno St. (35) [166] & Western Mich. (30) [65] (California, 1988) 2018 Nevada (16) vs. Arkansas St. (13) (Arizona) (OT) 2018 TCU (10) vs. California (7) (Cheez-It) (OT) Fewest Penalties 2018 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (CFP National Championship) (OT) 0 18 tied. Most recent: Iowa (27) vs. Mississippi St. (22) (Outback, 2018) 2018 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (Rose) (2 OT) 2017 New Mexico St. (26) vs. Utah St. (20) (Arizona) (OT) Fewest Penalties, Both Teams 2016 South Fla. (46) vs. South Carolina (39) (Birmingham) (OT) 2 Louisiana (16) [1] & Nevada [1] (New Orleans, 2014) 2016 Army West Point (38) vs. North Texas (31) (Heart of Dallas) (OT) 2 Navy (35) [2] & Missouri (13) [0] (Texas, 2009) 2015 TCU (47) vs. Oregon (41) (Alamo) (3 OT) 3 Navy (44) [2] & Pittsburgh (28) [1] (Military, 2015) 2015 Duke (44) vs. Indiana (41) (Pinstripe) (OT) 3 Army West Point (16) [0] & SMU (14) [3] (Armed Forces, 2010) 2014 Wisconsin (34) vs. Auburn (31) (Outback) (OT) 3 Tulsa (45) [0] &. Ball St. (13) [3] (GMAC, 2009) 2014 Penn St. (31) vs. Boston College (30) (Pinstripe) (OT) 3 Vanderbilt (16) [0] & Boston College (14) [3] (Music City, 2008) 2014 Memphis (55) vs. BYU (48) (Miami Beach) (2 OT) 3 Wake Forest (24) [1] & UConn (10) [2] (Meineke Car Care, 2007) 2012 Virginia Tech (13) vs. Rutgers (10) (Russell Athletic) (OT) 3 Oregon St. (39) [2] & Missouri (38) [1] (Sun, 2006) 2012 Michigan (23) vs. Virginia Tech (20) (Sugar) (OT) 3 Alabama (28) [3] & SMU (7) [0] (Sun, 1983) 2012 Michigan St. (33) vs. Georgia (30) (Outback) (2 OT) 3 Penn St. (30) [2] & Texas (6) [1] (Cotton, 1972) 2012 Oklahoma St. (41) vs. Stanford (38) (Fiesta) (OT) 3 Texas (21) [1] & Notre Dame (17) [2] (Cotton, 1970) 2011 Utah (30) vs. Georgia Tech (27) (Sun) (OT) 3 Penn St. (15) [1] & Kansas (14) [2] (Orange, 1969) 2010 North Carolina (30) vs. Tennessee (27) (Music City) (2 OT) 3 (D) Kansas (33) [3] & Rice (7) [0] (Bluebonnet, 1961) 2010 Central Mich. (44) vs. Troy (41) (GMAC) (2 OT) 2010 Arkansas (20) vs. East Carolina (17) (Liberty) (OT) Fewest Yards Penalized 2010 Auburn (38) vs. Northwestern (35) (Outback) (OT) 2009 Wyoming (35) vs. Fresno St. (28) (New Mexico) (2 OT) 0 19 tied. Most recent: Iowa (27) vs. Mississippi St. (22) (Outback, 2018) 2008 Southern Miss. (30) vs. Troy (27) (New Orleans) (OT)

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2008 Missouri (30) vs. Northwestern (23) (Alamo) (OT) 2007 Boise St. (43) vs. Oklahoma (42) (Fiesta) (OT) 2007 Auburn (23) vs. Clemson (20) (Chick-fil-A) (OT) 2006 Penn St. (26) vs. Florida St. (23) (Orange) (3 OT) 2006 Texas Tech (44) vs. Minnesota (41) (Insight) (OT) 2005 Nevada (49) vs. UCF (48) (Hawaii) (OT) 2004 Georgia (34) vs. Purdue (27) (Capital One) (OT) 2004 Fresno St. (37) vs. Virginia (34) (MPC Computers) (OT) 2003 Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (Fiesta) (2 OT) 2003 Hawaii (54) vs. Houston (48) (Hawaii) (3 OT) 2002 Wisconsin (31) vs. Colorado (28) (Alamo) (OT) 2001 Marshall (64) vs. East Carolina (61) (GMAC) (2 OT) 2000 Georgia (28) vs. Purdue (25) (Outback) (OT) 2000 Michigan (35) vs. Alabama (34) (Orange) (OT) 2000 Mississippi St. (43) vs. Texas A&M (41) (Independence) (OT) 1995 Toledo (40) vs. Nevada (37) (Las Vegas) (OT) #Beginning in 1995-96, tied bowl games were allowed to use a tiebreaker system.

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BOWL LONGEST PLAYS

Only official records after 1937 are included. Prior records are included if able to be substantiated. Each team’s score is in parentheses after the team name. Totals for each team in both-team records are in brackets after the team’s score. The year listed is the actual (calendar) year the game was played; the date is included if the bowl was played twice (i.e., January and December) during Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year one calendar year. The list also includes discontinued bowls, marked with (D). Bowls are listed by the name of the bowl at the time it was played. 78 Glenn Dobbs, Tulsa (7) vs. Tennessee (14) Sugar, 1943 77 Mike Sochko, Maryland (21) vs. Houston (30) Cotton, 1977 *Scored touchdown on play. 74(D) Bryce Benekos, UTEP (28) vs. Colorado (33) Houston, 2004 74 Bill Bradley, Texas (36) vs. Tennessee (13) Cotton, 1969 LONGEST RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE 73 Joe Davidson, Bowling Green (27) vs. Ga. Southern GoDaddy, 2015 Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year (58) 99* (QB), Oregon St. (6) vs. Villanova (0) Liberty, 1962 73 JK Scott, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) Sugar, 2015 96* , Virginia (28) vs. Texas Tech (31) Gator, 2008 73 Sean Reali, Syracuse (41) vs. Clemson (0) Gator, 1996 95*# Dicky Maegle, Rice (28) vs. Alabama (6) Cotton, 1954 $Quick kick. 94*(D) Dwight Ford, Southern California (47) vs. Texas A&M Bluebonnet, 1977 (28) LONGEST PUNT RETURNS 94* Larry Smith, Florida (27) vs. Georgia Tech (12) Orange, 1967 Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 94* Hascall Henshaw, Arizona St. (13) vs. Case (26) Sun, 1941 92* Brandon Boykin, Georgia (30) vs. Michigan St. (33) Outback, 2012 #Famous bench-tackle play; Maegle tackled on Alabama 40-yard line by (3 OT) Tommy Lewis, awarded touchdown. 92* Quinton Jones, Boise St. (21) vs. Boston College (27) MPC Computers, 2005 88* Ben Kelly, Colorado (62) vs. Boston College (28) Insight.com, 1999 LONGEST PASS PLAYS 87* Willie Reid, Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) Orange, 2006 Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 86* Javier Arenas, Alabama (31) vs. Oklahoma St. (34) Independence, 2006 99* Tommy Armstrong to Quincy Enunwa, Nebraska (24) Gator, Jan. 1, 2014 86* Darryl Surgent, Louisiana (32) vs. San Diego St. (30) New Orleans, 2011 vs. Georgia (19) 86* Aramis Dandoy, Southern California (7) vs. Ohio St. Rose, 1955 96* Kenny Pickett to Maurice Ffrench, Pittsburg (34) vs. Quick Lane, 2019 (20) Eastern Mich. (30) 86* Ryan Switzer, North Carolina (39) vs. Cincinnati (17) Belk, 2013 95* Ronnie Fletcher to Ben Hart, Oklahoma (19) vs. Gator, Jan. 2, 1965 85* Tyler Ervin, San Jose St. (27) vs. Georgia St. (16) Cure, 2015 Florida St. (36) 85* Brian Murph, Kansas (42) vs. Houston (13) Fort Worth, 2005 93* to , TCU (39) vs. Stanford Alamo, 2017 85* Darran Hall, Colorado St. (35) vs. Missouri (24) Holiday, 1997 (37) 93*(D) Stan Heath to Tommy Kalminir, Nevada (13) vs. Salad, 1948 Longest Kickoff Returns North Texas (6) 92* Deondre Francois to Nyquan Murray, Florida St. (33) Orange, 2016 Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year vs. Michigan (32) 100* Jason Huntley, New Mexico St. (26) vs. Utah St. (20) Arizona, 2017 92* Lamar Jordan to Delane Hart-Johnson, New Mexico New Mexico, 2015 100* Nyheim Hines, NC State (41) vs. Vanderbilt (17) Independence, 2016 (37) vs. Arizona (45) 100* Quadree Henderson, Pittsbugh (28) vs. Navy (44) Military, 2015 91* to Tamorrion Terry, Florida St. (14) Sun, 2019 100* Rashaad Penny, San Diego St. (42) vs. Cincinnati Hawaii, 2015 vs. Arizona St. (20) (7) 91*(D) Mark Barsotti to Stephen Shelley, Fresno St. (27) vs. California, 1989 100* William Likely, Maryland (21) vs. Stanford (45) Foster Farms, 2014 Ball St. (6) 100* Leonard Fournette, LSU (28) vs. Notre Dame (31) Music City, 2014 89* Pete Gonzalez to Jake Hoffart, Pittsburgh (7) vs. Liberty, 1997 100* , Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) BCS National Southern Miss. (41) Championship, 2014 100* John Ross, Washington (31) vs. BYU (16) Fight Hunger, 2013 Longest Field Goals 100* Andre Debose, Florida (23) vs. Louisville (33) Sugar, 2013 Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 100* Doug Martin, Boise St. (56) vs. Arizona St. (24) Las Vegas, 2011 62 Tony Franklin, Texas A&M (37) vs. Florida (14) Sun, Jan. 2, 1977 100* Jonathan Warzeka, Air Force (47) vs. Houston (20) Armed Forces, 2009 57 Quinn Nordin, Michigan (16) vs. Alabama (35) Citrus, 2020 100* C.J. Jones, Iowa (17) vs. Southern California (38) Orange, 2003 56 Greg Cox, Miami (FL) (20) vs. Oklahoma (14) Orange, 1988 100*(D) Deltha O’Neal, California (38) vs. Navy (42) Aloha, 1996 55 , Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma Rose, 2018 100* Derrick Mason, Michigan St. (26) vs. LSU (45) Independence, 1995 (48) 100* Kirby Dar Dar, Syracuse (26) vs. Colorado (22) Fiesta, 1993 55(D) Russell Erxleben, Texas (38) vs. Colorado (21) Bluebonnet, 1975 100* Pete Panuska, Tennessee (27) vs. Maryland (28) Sun, 1984 54 Brian Johnson, Virginia Tech (30) vs. Kentucky (37) Belk, 2019 100* Dave Lowery, BYU (21) vs. Oklahoma St. (49) Tangerine, 1976 54 Jake Elliott, Memphis (55) vs. BYU (48) Miami Beach, 2014 100* Mike Fink, Missouri (35) vs. Arizona St. (49) Fiesta, 1972 54(D) Mason Crosby, Colorado (33) vs. UTEP (28) Houston, 2004 100*(D) Bob Smith, Texas A&M (40) vs. Georgia (20) Presidential Cup, 54 Carlos Huerta, Miami (FL) (22) vs. Nebraska (0) Orange, 1992 1950 54 Quin Rodriguez, Southern California (16) vs. John Hancock, 1990 100*! Al Hoisch, UCLA (14) vs. Illinois (45) Rose, 1947 Michigan St. (17) !Rose Bowl records carry as 103-yard return. 54 Luis Zendejas, Arizona St. (32) vs. Oklahoma (21) Fiesta, 1983 Longest Interception Returns LONGEST PUNTS Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 100* Tyree Robinson, Oregon (28) vs. Boise St. (38) Las Vegas, 2017 84$ , SMU (21) vs. Oregon (13) Cotton, 1949 100* Evan Berry, Tennessee (45) vs. Northwestern (6) Outback, 2016 82 Ike Pickle, Mississippi St. (12) vs. Duquesne (13) Orange, 1937 100* Jamar Taylor, Boise St. (56) vs. Arizona St. (24) Las Vegas, 2011 80 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame (27) vs. Stanford (10) Rose, 1925 100* Walter McFadden, Auburn (38) vs. Northwestern Outback, 2010 79$ , SMU (21) vs. Oregon (13) Cotton, 1949 (35) (OT) 78 Chris Hogue, Tennessee (17) vs. Nebraska (42) Orange, 1998 100*(D) Dahna Deleston, UConn (38) vs. Buffalo (20) International, 2009

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Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 99* Marcus King, Missouri (38) vs. South Carolina (31) Independence, 2005

Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 95* Marcus Washington, Colorado (38) vs. Oregon (6) Cotton, 1996 94* Money Hunter, Arkansas St. (44) vs. Toledo (63) GoDaddy, 2015 94* David Baker, Oklahoma (48) vs. Duke (21) Orange, 1958 93 Brandon Moore, UCF (32) vs. LSU (40) Fiesta, 2018 92* , Boise St. (40) vs. Louisville (44) Liberty, 2004 91* Donald Strickland, Colorado (28) vs. Wisconsin (31) Alamo, 2002 91* Don Hoover, Ohio (14) vs. West Tex. A&M (15) Sun, 1962

Longest Miscellaneous Returns Yds. Players, Team (Score) vs. Opponent (Score) Bowl, Year 99* Darwin Cook, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) Orange, 2012 (Fumble return) 98* Greg Mather, Navy (14) vs. Missouri (21) Orange, 1961 (Interception lateral) 89*(D) Charlie Owens, TCU (9) vs. Texas A&M (28) (Fumble galleryfurniture.com, return) 2001 86* Troy Dye, Oregon (28) vs. Boise St. (38) (Fumble Las Vegas, 2017 return) 80* Antonio Banks, Virginia Tech (45) vs. Indiana (20) Independence, 1993 (Blocked field goal return) 79* Tremain Mack, Miami (FL) (31) vs. Virginia (21) Carquest, 1996 (Fumble return) 78* , Miami (FL) (27) vs. Florida (10) Peach, Dec. 31, (Blocked field goal return) 2004 75* Shannon Ballard, Ohio (17) vs. Marshall (21) Little Caesars Pizza, (Fumble return) 2009 75* Derek Nicholson, Florida St. (42) vs. Wisconsin (13) Champs Sports, (Fumble return) 2008 75* Payton Williams, Fresno St. (16) vs. Utah (17) Las Vegas, 1999 (Blocked field goal return)

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Team W-L Pct. BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP Notre Dame 0-4 .000 SERIES RESULTS WON-LOST RECORDS, BCS (1998-99 THROUGH 2013- CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

14) Team W-L Pct. Alabama 3-0 1.000 Florida 2-0 1.000 WON-LOST RECORDS, ALL BCS Tennessee 1-0 1.000 LSU 2-1 .667 GAMES Florida St. 2-2 .500 Miami (FL) 1-1 .500 *Includes games vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions Texas 1-1 .500 and/or BCS. Auburn 1-1 .500 Team W-L Pct. Ohio St. 1-2 .333 Southern California* 5-0 1.000 Oklahoma 1-3 .250 West Virginia 3-0 1.000 Nebraska 0-1 .000 Boise St. 2-0 1.000 Notre Dame 0-1 .000 Louisville 2-0 1.000 Oregon 0-1 .000 Utah 2-0 1.000 Virginia Tech 0-1 .000 UCF 1-0 1.000 Kansas 1-0 1.000 MOST BCS GAMES Michigan St. 1-0 1.000 Oklahoma St. 1-0 1.000 Team Total BCS Games Oregon St. 1-0 1.000 Ohio St.* 9 Washington 1-0 1.000 Oklahoma 9 LSU 4-1 .800 Florida St. 8 Miami (FL) 3-1 .750 Florida 7 Texas 3-1 .750 Virginia Tech 6 Florida 5-2 .714 Alabama 6 Georgia 2-1 .667 LSU 5 Auburn 2-1 .667 Michigan 5 Alabama 3-3 .500 Oregon 5 Oregon 3-2 .600 Southern California* 5 Ohio St.* 5-4 .555 Wisconsin 5 Iowa 1-1 .500 Stanford 5 Nebraska 1-1 .500 Miami (FL) 4 Clemson 1-1 .500 Notre Dame 4 Stanford 2-2 .500 Texas 4 Tennessee 1-1 .500 TCU 1-1 .500 Oklahoma 4-5 .444 WINNING PERCENTAGE BY Michigan 2-3 .400 Wisconsin 2-3 .400 CONFERENCE Florida St. 3-5 .375 Virginia Tech 1-5 .167 Conference W-L Pct. Arkansas 0-1 .000 American Athletic 1-0 1.000 Colorado 0-1 .000 Mountain West 3-1 .750 UConn 0-1 .000 Western Athletic 2-1 .667 Georgia Tech 0-1 .000 Pac-12* 12-7 .632 Hawaii 0-1 .000 Southeastern 17-10 .630 Maryland 0-1 .000 Big East 8-7 .533 Northern Ill. 0-1 .000 Big 12 10-12 .455 Penn St.* 0-1 .000 Big Ten 11-15 .423 Pittsburgh 0-1 .000 Atlantic Coast 5-13 .278 Purdue 0-1 .000 Mid-American 0-1 .000 Syracuse 0-1 .000 Independents 0-4 .000 Texas A&M 0-1 .000 UCLA 0-1 .000 Wake Forest 0-1 .000 Baylor 0-1 .000 Washington St. 0-1 .000 Cincinnati 0-2 .000 Illinois 0-2 .000 Kansas St. 0-2 .000

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS (SINCE 2014-15)

WON-LOST RECORDS, ALL CFP GAMES

Team W-L Pct. LSU 2-0 1.000 Alabama 5-2 .714 Clemson 4-3 .571 Georgia 1-1 .500 Ohio St. 2-2 .500 Oregon 1-1 .500 Florida St. 0-1 .000 Michigan St. 0-1 .000 Washington 0-1 .000 Oklahoma 0-3 .000

WON-LOST RECORDS, CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Team W-L Pct. Ohio St. 1-0 1.000 LSU 1-0 1.000 Alabama 2-1 .667 Clemson 1-2 .333 Oregon 0-1 .000 Georgia 0-1 .000 MOST CFP GAMES

Team Total CFP Games Alabama 7 Clemson 6 Ohio St. 3 Georgia 2 Oklahoma 2 Oregon 2 Florida St. 1 LSU 1 Michigan St. 1 Washington 1

WINNING PERCENTAGE BY CONFERENCE

Conference W-L Pct. Southeastern 8-3 .727 Atlantic Coast 4-4 .500 Big Ten 2-3 .400 Pac-12 1-2 .333 Big 12 0-3 .000

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34 Tre Mason, Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (195 BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP yards) 32 Montee Ball, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (164 yards) SERIES INDIVIDUAL 32 Jordan Todman, UConn (20) vs. Oklahoma (48) (Fiesta, 2011) (121 yards) RECORD LISTS (1998-99 Most Rushing Attempts, Championship Game 34 Tre Mason, Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (195 yards) THROUGH 2013-14) 25 Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California (55) (Orange, 2005) (82 yards) Only games played since the formation of the Bowl Championship Series 23 Maurice Clarett, Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (47 are included. For the All Bowls records, only official records after 1937 are yards) included. Prior records are included if able to be substantiated. Each team’s 22 , Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (64 score is in parentheses after the team name. The year listed is the actual yards) (calendar) year the game was played; the date is included if the bowl was 22 Michael Dyer, Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (143 played twice (i.e., January and December) during one calendar year. The list yards) also includes discontinued bowls, marked with (D). Bowls are listed by the 22 Mark Ingram, Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (116 name of the bowl at the time it was played. yards) 22 Chris Brown, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) (110 yards) TOTAL OFFENSE 22 Tim Tebow, Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) (109 yards) 22 , Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (114 yards) Most Total Yards 533 Tim Tebow, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2009) (482 pass, 51 Most Net Rushing Yards rush) 246 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (38) vs. UCLA (31) (Rose, 1999) (27 attempts) 505 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (378 pass, 127 rush) 204 Steve Slaton, West Virginia (38) vs. Georgia (35) (Sugar, 2006) (26 attempts) 467 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (267 200 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 pass, 200 rush) attempts) 444 , LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (444 pass) 200 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (17) vs. Stanford (9) (Rose, 2000) (34 attempts) 429 Mark Sanchez, Southern California (38) vs. Penn St. (24) (Rose, 2009) (413 195 Tre Mason, Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (34 pass, 16 rush) attempts)

Most Total Yards, Championship Game Most Rushing Yards, Championship Game 467 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (267 200 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 pass, 200 rush) attempts) 362 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (362 pass) 195 Tre Mason, Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (34 attempts) 340 Tim Tebow, Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) (231 pass, 109 rush) 146 Chris Wells, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) (20 attempts) 357 , Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (363 pass, -6 rush) 143 Michael Dyer, Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (22 attempts) 322 , Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (225 pass, 97 rush) 140 Eddie Lacy, Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (20 attempts) Most Touchdowns Responsible For ost ushing ards y uarterback (TDs Scored and Passed For) M R Y B A Q 200 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 7 Geno Smith, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (6 pass, 1 attempts) rush) 192 Vince Young, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (21 attempts) 6 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (5 pass, 1 rush) 150 Patrick White, West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) (20 5 Mark Sanchez, Southern California (38) vs. Penn St. (24) (Rose, 2009) (4 attempts) pass, 1 rush) 127 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (20 attempts) 5 Vince Young, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (4 rush, 1 pass) 115 Terrelle Pryor, Ohio St. (31) vs. Arkansas (26) (Sugar, 2011) (15 attempts) 5 , Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (5 pass) Most Rushing Yards By A Quarterback, 5 Bryce Petty, Baylor (42) vs. UCF (52) (Fiesta, 2014) (2 pass, 3 rush) Championship Game Most Touchdowns Responsible For, 200 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 attempts) Championship Game 114 Eric Crouch, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (22 attempts) 5 Matt Leinart, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (5 109 Tim Tebow, Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) (22 pass) attempts) 97 Michael Vick, Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (23 attempts) RUSHING 81 Craig Krenzel, Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (19 attempts) Most Rushing Attempts Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt 35 Stepfan Taylor, Stanford (38) vs. Oklahoma St. (41) (ot) (Fiesta, 2012) (177 (Minimum 15 Attempts) yards) 34 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (17) vs. Stanford (9) (Rose, 2000) (200 yards)

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10.53 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 for 40 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (30 200) completions) 9.31 Ernest Graham, Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (16 for 149) 40 Matt Leinart, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (29 9.14 Vince Young, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (21 for 192) completions) 9.11 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (38) vs. UCLA (31) (Rose, 1999) (27 for 246) 9.07 Ernest Graham, Florida (20) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Sugar, 2001) (15 for 136) Most Pass Completions 41 Colt McCoy, Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (58 attempts) Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt, 34 Landry Jones, Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (49 attempts) Championship Game 34 , Michigan (35) vs. Alabama (34) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (46 (Minimum 15 Attempts) attempts) 32 Trevor Knight, Oklahoma (45) vs. Alabama (31) (Sugar, 2014) (44 attempts) 10.53 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (19 for 31 Geno Smith, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (42 200) attempts) 7.87 LenDale White, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 31 Tim Tebow, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (35 attempts) 7.31 Justin Vincent, LSU (21) vs. Oklahoma (14) (Sugar, 2004) (16 for 117) 31 Rohan Davey, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (53 attempts) 7.3 Chris Wells, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) (20 for 31 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (40 attempts) 146) 6.5 Michael Dyer, Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (22 Most Pass Completions, Championship Game for 143) 30 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (40 attempts) ost ushing ouchdowns M R T 29 Matt Leinart, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (40 4 Vince Young, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) attempts) 4 Domanick Davis, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) 28 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (43 4 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (38) vs. UCLA (31) (Rose, 1999) attempts) 3 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) 27 Darron Thomas, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (40 3 LenDale White, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) attempts) 3 Darius Walker, Notre Dame (20) vs. Ohio St. (34) (Fiesta, 2006) 26 Sam Bradford, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 3 Steve Slaton, West Virginia (38) vs. Georgia (35) (Sugar, 2006) (41 attempts) 3 Shaun Alexander, Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) 3 Storm Johnson, UCF (52) vs. Baylor (42) (Fiesta, 2014) Most Passing Yards 3 Bryce Petty, Baylor (42) vs. UCF (Fiesta, 2014) 482 Tim Tebow, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (31 of 35) 444 Rohan Davey, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (31 of 53) Most Rushing Touchdowns, Championship 429 Landry Jones, Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (34 of 49) Game 414 Colt McCoy, Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (41 of 58) 413 Mark Sanchez, Southern California (38) vs. Penn St. (24) (Rose, 2009) (28 3 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) of 35) 3 LenDale White, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) 2 Mark Ingram, Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) Most Passing Yards, Championship Game 2 Trent Richardson, Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) 2 LenDale White, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 365 Matt Leinart, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (29 of 40) 2 Kejuan Jones, Oklahoma (14) vs. LSU (21) (Sugar, 2004) 363 Darron Thomas, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (27 of 40) 2 Craig Krenzel, Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 362 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (22 of 35) 2 Maurice Clarett, Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 332 Matt Leinart, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (18 2 Andre Kendrick, Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) of 35) 329 Chris Weinke, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (20 of 34) PASSING Most Passes Without An Interception 53 Rohan Davey, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) Most Pass Attempts 58 Colt McCoy, Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (41 completions) Most Passes Without An Interception, 53 Rohan Davey, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (31 completions) Championship Game 52 Eli Roberson, Kansas St. (28) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Fiesta, 2004) (20 completions) 40 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) 52 Chris Weinke, Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (25 completions) Most Touchdown Passes 49 Landry Jones, Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (34 6 Geno Smith, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) completions) 5 Matt Leinart, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 5 Tajh Boyd, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) Most Pass Attempts, Championship Game 52 Chris Weinke, Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (25 Most Touchdown Passes, Championship Game completions) 5 Matt Leinart, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 43 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (28 4 AJ McCarron, Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) completions) 4 , LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) 41 Sam Bradford, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 4 Chris Weinke, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (26 completions) 3 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) 40 Darron Thomas, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (27 completions) 40 Garret Gilbert, Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) (15 Highest Completion Percentage completions) (Minimum 20 Attempts)

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.886 Tim Tebow, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (31 of 35) 3 David Terrell, Michigan (35) vs. Alabama (34) (OT) (Orange, 2000) .871 Andrew Luck, Stanford (38) vs. Oklahoma St. (41) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) (27 of 31) Most Touchdowns Receiving, Championship .800 Mark Sanchez, Southern California (38) vs. Penn St. (24) (Rose, 2009) (28 of 35) Game .784 Alex Smith, Utah (35) vs. Pittsburgh (7) (Fiesta, 2005) (29 of 37) 3 Steve Smith, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) .783 Andrew Luck, Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) (18 of 23) 2 Amari Cooper, Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) 2 LaMichael James, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) Highest Completion Percentage, 2 Jordan Shipley, Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 2 Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, Championship Game 2009) (Minimum 20 Attempts) 2 Richard Dickson, LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) .750 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (30 of 40) 2 Travis Wilson, Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California (55) (Orange, 2005) .725 Matt Leinart, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (29 of 40) 2 Andre Johnson, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) .714 AJ McCarron, Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2 Ron Dugans, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) 2013) (20 of 28) 2 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) .704 Matt Flynn, LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) (19 of 27) .694 Chris Leak, Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) (25 of Most Touchdowns Receiving, Championship 36) Game 3 Steve Smith, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) RECEIVING 2 Amari Cooper, Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) 2 LaMichael James, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) 2 Jordan Shipley, Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) Most Receptions 2 Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 16 Sammy Watkins, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (227 yards) 2 Richard Dickson, LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) 15 Paris Warren, Utah (35) vs. Pittsburgh (7) (Fiesta, 2005) (198 yards) 2 Travis Wilson, Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California (55) (Orange, 2005) 14 Quan Cosby, Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (171 yards) 2 Andre Johnson, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) 14 Josh Reed, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (239 yards) 2 Ron Dugans, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) 13 , Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (170 yards) 2 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000)

Most Receptions, Championship Game Highest Average Per Reception 11 Kellen Winslow Jr., Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (Minimum 3 Receptions) (122 yards) 49.8 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (4 for 199) 10 Jordan Shipley, Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 46.3 DeAndrew White, Alabama (31) vs. Oklahoma (45) (Sugar, 2014) (3 for 139) (122 yards) 42.0 Josh Morgan, Virginia Tech (13) vs. Auburn (16) (Sugar, 2005) (3 for 126) 10 David Thomas, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (88 yards) 10 Dwayne Jarrett, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (121 Highest Average Per Reception, yards) Championship Game 9 Jeff Maehl, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (133 (Minimum 3 Receptions) yards) 9 Percy Harvin, Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) (60 49.8 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (4 for 199) yards) 9 , Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) (147 yards) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

Most Receiving Yards Most All-Purpose Yards 239 Josh Reed, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (14 catches) 346 Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (201 kickoff 227 Sammy Watkins, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) (16 return, 119 receiving, 26 punt return) catches) 315 Steve Breaston, Michigan (37) vs. Texas (38) (Rose, 2005) (221 kickoff 205 Dwayne Jarrett, Southern California (32) vs. Michigan (18) (Rose, 2007) (11 return, 77 receiving, 15 rush, 2 punt return) catches) 314 De’Anthony Thomas, Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (155 199 Andre Johnson, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (7 catches) rush, 125 kickoff return, 34 receiving) 199 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (4 catches) 280 Tavon Austin, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (117 receiving, 117 kickoff return, 46 rush) Most Receiving Yards, Championship Game 279 , Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (102 199 Andre Johnson, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (7 catches) kickoff return, 95 receiving, 82 rushing) 199 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (4 catches) 163 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (6 catches) Most All-Purpose Yards, Championship 147 Rashad Greene, Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) Game (9 catches) 279 Reggie Bush, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (102 137 Atrews Bell, Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (7 catches) kickoff return, 95 receiving, 82 rushing) 242 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (199 Most Touchdowns Receiving receiving, 43 punt return) 4 Tavon Austin, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 237 Tre Mason, Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (42 3 , Oklahoma St. (41) vs. Stanford (38) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) receiving, 195 rushing) 3 Coby Fleener, Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) 226 Andre Johnson, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (199 receiv- 3 Steve Smith, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) ing, 27 kickoff return) 3 Braylon Edwards, Michigan (37) vs. Texas (38) (Rose, 2005)

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220 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (163 8 Jeff Chandler, Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (8 made) receiving, 57 punt return) Most Extra-Point Kick Attempts, SCORING Championship Game 7 Ryan Killeen, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (7 made) Most Points Scored 24 Tavon Austin, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (4 TDs) Most Extra-Point Kicks Made 24 Vince Young, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (4 TDs) 10 Tyler Bitancurt, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (38) (Orange, 2012) (10 24 Domanick Davis, LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (4 TDs) attempts) 24 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (38) vs. UCLA (31) (Rose, 1999) (4 TDs) 8 Jeff Chandler, Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (8 attempts) 20 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (3 TDs, 1 2-pt. Most Extra-Point Kicks Made, Championship 20 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (3 TDs, 1 2-pt. Game 7 Ryan Killeen, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (7 Most Points Scored, Championship Game attempts) 20 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) (3 TDs, 1 2-pt. 20 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (3 TDs, 1 PUNTING 2-pt. 18 LenDale White, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (3 TDs) Most Punts 18 Steve Smith, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (3 TDs) 11 Jeremy Kapinos, Penn St. (26) vs. Florida St. (23) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) 15 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 FGs) Most Punts, Championship Game 10 Keith Cottrell, Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001)

KICKING Highest Average Per Punt (Minimum 3 Punts) Most Points Scored By A Kicker 58.5 Pat McAfee, West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) (4 for 234) 15 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 FGs) Highest Average Per Punt, Championship Game Most Points Scored By A Kicker, (Minimum 3 Punts) Championship Game 56.7 Patrick Fisher, LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) (3 for 15 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 170) FGs)

Most Field Goals Attempted PUNT RETURNS 7 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 made) Most Punt Returns Most Field Goals Attempted, Championship 7 Willie Reid, Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (180 yards) Game 5 Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (92 yards) 7 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 5 Jeremy Kerley, TCU (10) vs. Boise St. (17) (Fiesta, 2010) (76 yards) made) Most Punt Returns, Championship Game Most Field Goals Made 4 Brandon James, Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) 5 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (28 yards) 4 Justin Myer, Virginia Tech (20) vs. Michigan (23) (OT) (Sugar, 2012) 4 Phillip Buchanon, Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (37 yards) 4 Billy Bennett, Georgia (26) vs. Florida St. (13) (Sugar, 2003) 4 Ike Charlton, Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (88 yards)

Most Field Goals Made, Championship Game Most Punt Return Yards 5 Jeremy Shelley, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) 180 Willie Reid, Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (7 2 Wes Byrum, Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) returns) 2 Hunter Lawrence, Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 108 Freddie Milons, Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (4 2 Chris Hetland, Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) returns) 2 David Pino, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) 92 Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (5 returns) 2 Ryan Killeen, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 90 Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma (34) vs. Washington St. (14) (Rose, 2003) (4 2 , Oklahoma (13) vs. Florida St. (2) (Orange, 2001) returns) 2 , Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) 88 Ike Charlton, Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (4 returns)

Most Extra-Point Kick Attempts Most Punt Return Yards, Championship 10 Tyler Bitancurt, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (38) (Orange, 2012) (10 Game made) 88 Ike Charlton, Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (4 returns)

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85 DeJuan Groce, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (3 returns) Highest Kickoff Return Average 57 Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (2 returns) (Minimum 3 Returns) 52 Marquis Maze, Alabama (21) vs. LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) (2 returns) 42.25 C.J. Jones, Iowa (17) vs. Southern California (38) (Orange, 2003) (4 for 43 Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (3 returns) 169)

Highest Punt Return Average Highest Kickoff Return Average, (Minimum 3 Returns) Championship Game 28.33 DeJuan Groce, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (3 for 85) (Minimum 3 Returns) Highest Punt Return Average, Championship 43.00 Kermit Whitfield, Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) (4 for 172) Game (Minimum 3 Returns) Longest Kickoff Returns For Touchdowns 28.33 DeJuan Groce, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (3 for 85) 100 C.J. Jones, Iowa (17) vs. Southern California (38) (Orange, 2003) (opening kickoff) Longest Punt Returns For Touchdowns 100 Andre Debose, Florida (23) vs. Louisville (33) (Sugar, 2013) (4th quarter) 87 Willie Reid, Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (2nd quarter) 100 Kermit Whitfield, Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) (4th quarter) 84 Justin Harper, Virginia Tech (21) vs. Kansas (24) (Orange, 2008) (3rd quarter) 95 Robbie Frey, UConn (20) vs. Oklahoma (48) (Fiesta, 2011) (3rd quarter) 73 Javier Arenas, Alabama (17) vs. Utah (31) (Sugar, 2009) (2nd quarter) 94 Dion Jordan, Oregon (35) vs. Kansas St. (17) (Fiesta, 2013) (opening 71 DeJuan Groce, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (4th quarter) kickoff) 62 Freddie Milons, Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (3rd quarter)

Blocked Punt Returns For Touchdowns DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 16 Kevin Griffin, Ohio St. (24) vs. Texas A&M (14) (Sugar, 1999) (1st quarter) 7 John Hollins, Ohio St. (35) vs. Kansas St. (28) (Fiesta, 2004) (1st quarter) 6 Jeff Chaney, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (1st quarter) Most Total Tackles 18 James Laurinaitis, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) (12 solos, 6 assists) KICKOFF RETURNS 17 John Boyett, Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (13 solos, 4 assists) 17 Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma (43) vs. Boise St. (42) (OT) (Fiesta, 2007) (14 Most Kickoff Returns solos, 3 assists) 8 Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (201 yards) 15 Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) (12 solos, 8 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati (24) vs. Florida (51) (Sugar, 2010) (207 yards) 3 assists) 7 Juaquin Iglesias, Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) (195 yards) 15 James Laurinaitis, Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) 7 Ramonce Taylor, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (201 yards) (10 solos, 5 assists) 6 Nick Williams, UConn (20) vs. Oklahoma (48) (Fiesta, 2011) (137 yards) 15 Marcus Freeman, Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (9 solos, 6 assists) 6 Steve Breaston, Michigan (37) vs. Texas (38) (Rose, 2005) (221 yards) 15 Jonathan Abbate, Wake Forest (13) vs. Louisville (24) (Orange, 2007) (4 6 Corey Coleman, Baylor (42) vs. UCF (52) (Fiesta, 2014) (148 yards) solos, 11 assists) 15 , Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) (11 Most Kickoff Returns, Championship Game solos, 4 assists) 5 Morris Claiborne, LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (109 yards) Most Solo Tackles 5 Demond Washington, Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) 14 Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma (43) vs. Boise St. (42) (OT) (Fiesta, 2007) (92 yards) 13 John Boyett, Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) 5 Juaquin Iglesias, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) (118 yards) 13 Vontae Davis, Illinois (17) vs. Southern California (49) (Rose, 2008) 5 Ray Small, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) (95 yards) 13 , Texas A&M (14) vs. Ohio St. (24) (Sugar, 1999) 5 Reggie Bush, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (102 yards) 5 Josh Davis, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (119 yards) Most Tackles For Loss 5 Navorro Bowman, Penn St. (24) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2009) Most Kickoff Return Yards 4 Jake Ryan, Michigan (23) vs. Virginia Tech (20) (OT) (Sugar, 2012) 221 Steve Breaston, Michigan (37) vs. Texas (38) (Rose, 2005) (6 returns) 4 Kenny Rowe, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) 207 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati (24) vs. Florida (51) (Sugar, 2010) (8 returns) 4 Shayne Skov, Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) 201 Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (8 returns) 4 Kenny Rowe, Oregon (17) vs. Ohio St. (26) (Rose, 2010) 201 Ramonce Taylor, Texas (38) vs. Michigan (37) (Rose, 2005) (7 returns) 4 Terrill Byrd, Cincinnati (7) vs. Virginia Tech (20) (Orange, 2009) 195 Juaquin Iglesias, Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) (7 returns) 4 Brian Cushing, Southern California (32) vs. Michigan (18) (Rose, 2007) 4 LaMarr Woodley, Michigan (37) vs. Texas (38) (Rose, 2005) 4 Vic Beasley, Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) Most Kickoff Return Yards, Championship Game Most Sacks 172 Kermit Whitfield, Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) 4 Shayne Skov, Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) (4 returns) 3 Dexter Larimore, Ohio St. (31) vs. Arkansas (26) (Sugar, 2011) 119 Josh Davis, Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (5 returns) 3 Sergio Kindle, Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 118 Juaquin Iglesias, Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 3 Kenny Rowe, Oregon (17) vs. Ohio St. (26) (Rose, 2010) (5 returns) 3 Stevenson Sylvester, Utah (31) vs. Alabama (17) (Sugar, 2009) 109 Morris Claiborne, LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (5 3 Rey Maualuga, Southern California (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008) returns) 3 Marcus Howard, Georgia (41) vs. Hawaii (10) (Sugar, 2008) 102 Reggie Bush, Southern California (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (5 returns)

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3 Derrick Harvey, Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) 3 Brian Cushing, Southern California (32) vs. Michigan (18) (Rose, 2007) 3 Mike Kudla, Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) 3 Tommy Hackenbruck, Utah (35) vs. Pittsburgh (7) (Fiesta, 2005) 3 Eric Striker, Oklahoma (45) vs. Alabama (31) (Sugar, 2014)

Most Passes Broken Up 4 Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech (20) vs. Michigan (23) (OT) (Sugar, 2012) 3 Jonathan Zenon, LSU (41) vs. Notre Dame (14) (Sugar, 2007) 3 William Gay, Louisville (24) vs. Wake Forest (13) (Orange, 2007) 3 Donte Whitner, Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) 3 Anwar Phillips, Penn St. (26) vs. Florida St. (23) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) 3 Sedrick Curry, Texas A&M (14) vs. Ohio St. (24) (Sugar, 1999) 3 Ahmed Plummer, Ohio St. (24) vs. Texas A&M (14) (Sugar, 1999)

Longest Interceptions Returned For Touchdowns 71 Bruce Thornton, Georgia (26) vs. Florida St. (13) (Sugar, 2003) 60 Aqib Talib, Kansas (24) vs. Virginia Tech (21) (Orange, 2008) 55 Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) 54 Dwayne Goodrich, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) 51 Brandyn Thompson, Boise St. (17) vs. TCU (10) (Fiesta, 2010)

Fumbles Returned For Touchdowns 1 Louis Nzegwa, Wisconsin (38) vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) (33 yards) 1 Darwin Cook, West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (99 yards) 1 Marcus Howard, Georgia (41) vs. Hawaii (10) (Sugar, 2008) (recovered in the end zone)

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529 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (265 rush, BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP 264 pass) 525 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (193 rush, SERIES TEAM RECORDS 332 pass) 519 Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (254 rush, 265 LIST (1998-99 THROUGH pass) Most Total Yards, Both Teams 2013-14) 1,130 Texas (41) [556] & Southern California# (38) [574] (Rose, 2006) 1,129 Oregon (45) [621] & Wisconsin (38) [508] (Rose, 2012) Only games played since the formation of the Bowl Championship Series 1,106 UCF (52) [556] & Baylor (42) [550] (Fiesta, 2014) are included. For the All Bowls records, only official records after 1937 are 1,078 Southern California (49) [633] & Illinois (17) [445] (Rose, 2008) included. Prior records are included if able to be substantiated. Each team’s 1,035 Wisconsin (38) [497] & UCLA (31) [538] (Rose, 1999) score is in parentheses after the team name. Totals for each team in both- team records are in brackets after the team’s score. The year listed is the ost otal ards oth eams actual (calendar) year the game was played; the date is included if the bowl M T Y , B T , was played twice (i.e., January and December) during one calendar year. The Championship Game list also includes discontinued bowls, marked with (D). Bowls are listed by the 1,130 Texas (41) [556] & Southern California# (38) [574] (Rose, 2006) name of the bowl at the time it was played. #Team’s participation was vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions and BCS. 968 Auburn (22) [519] & Oregon (19) [449] (BCS Championship, 2011) 897 Southern California# (55) [525] & Oklahoma (19) [372] (Orange, 2005) 862 Florida St. (46) [359] & Virginia Tech (29) [503] (Sugar, 2000) TOTAL OFFENSE 843 Florida (24) [480] & Oklahoma (14) [363] (BCS Championship, 2009) Most Yards Gained Per Play Most Total Plays 9.89 Stanford (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Orange, 2011) (54 for 534) 97 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) 9.70 Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (64 for 621) 89 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 9.64 Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) (64 for 617) 89 Ohio St. (26) vs. Oregon (17) (Rose, 2010) 9.41 Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (70 for 659) 87 Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) 9.05 West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) (58 for 525) 87 Penn St. (26) vs. Florida St. (23) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) Most Yards Gained Per Play, Championship Most Total Plays, Championship Game Game 85 Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) 8.33 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (63 for 525) 82 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 7.74 Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (61 for 372) 81 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) 7.32 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (76 for 556) 80 Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) 7.25 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (73 for 529) 80 Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) 7.00 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (82 for 574)

Most Total Plays, Both Teams Fewest Total Yards 168 West Virginia (70) [89] & Clemson (33) [74] (Orange, 2012) 82 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (47 rush, 35 160 Oklahoma (48) [80] & UConn (20) [80] (Fiesta, 2011) pass) 160 UCF (52) [75] & Baylor (42) [85] (Fiesta, 2014) 92 LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (39 rush, 53 pass) 158 Auburn (22) [85] & Oregon (19) [73] (BCS Championship, 2011) 154 Oklahoma (14) vs. LSU (21) (Sugar, 2004) (52 rush, 102 pass) 158 Texas (41) [82] & Southern California# (38) [76] (Rose, 2006) 155 Georgia Tech (14) vs. Iowa (24) (Orange, 2010) (143 rush, 12 pass) 155 Notre Dame (9) vs. Oregon St. (41) (Fiesta, 2001) (17 rush, 138 pass) Most Total Plays, Both Teams, Championship Game Fewest Total Yards, Championship Game 158 Auburn (22) [85] & Oregon (19) [73] (BCS Championship, 2011) 82 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (47 rush, 35 158 Texas (41) [82] & Southern California# (38) [76] (Rose, 2006) pass) 150 Miami (FL) (24) [77] & Ohio St. (31) [73] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 92 LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (39 rush, 53 pass) 146 Florida St. (34) [66] & Auburn (31) [80] (BCS Championship, 2014) 154 Oklahoma (14) vs. LSU (21) (Sugar, 2004) (52 rush, 102 pass) 144 Florida (24) [74] & Oklahoma (14) [70] (BCS Championship, 2009) 253 Florida St. (16) vs. Tennessee (23) (Fiesta, 1999) (108 rush, 145 pass) 144 Oklahoma (13) [75] & Florida St. (2) [69] (Orange, 2001) 259 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (197 rush, 62 pass)

Most Total Yards Fewest Total Yards, Both Teams 659 Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (177 rush, 482 pass) 452 Florida (41) [370] & Ohio St. (14) [82] (BCS Championship, 2007) 659 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (203 rush, 456 pass) 466 LSU (21) [312] & Oklahoma (14) [154] (Sugar, 2004) 633 Southern California (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008) (344 rush, 289 pass) 476 Alabama (21) [384] & LSU (0) [92] (BCS Championship, 2012) 628 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (184 rush, 444 pass) 538 Georgia (26) [276] & Florida St. (13) [262] (Sugar, 2003) 621 Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (345 rush, 276 pass) 539 Alabama (37) [263] & Texas (21) [276] (BCS Championship, 2010)

Most Total Yards, Championship Game Fewest Total Yards, Both Teams, 574 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (209 rush, 365 Championship Game pass) 452 Florida (41) [370] & Ohio St. (14) [82] (BCS Championship, 2007) 556 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (289 rush, 267 466 LSU (21) [312] & Oklahoma (14) [154] (Sugar, 2004) pass) 476 Alabama (21) [384] & LSU (0) [92] (BCS Championship, 2012) 539 Alabama (37) [263] & Texas (21) [276] (BCS Championship, 2010)

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8.63 Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (40 for 345) RUSHING 8.12 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (25 for 203) 8.03 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (36 for 289) Most Rushing Attempts 8.00 Southern California (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008) (43 for 344) 8.00 Georgia (35) vs. West Virginia (38) (Sugar, 2006) (28 for 224) 63 West Virginia (38) vs. Georgia (35) (Sugar, 2006) (382 yards) 55 Virginia Tech (20) vs. Cincinnati (7) (Orange, 2009) (258 yards) Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt, 55 Nebraska (31) vs. Tennessee (21) (Fiesta, 2000) (323 yards) 53 Wisconsin (17) vs. Stanford (9) (Rose, 2000) (226 yards) Championship Game 53 Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (232 yards) 8.03 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (36 for 289) 6.89 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (28 for 193) Most Rushing Attempts, Championship Game 5.89 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (45 for 53 Auburn (31) vs. Florida St. (34) (BCS Championship, 2014) (232 yards) 265) 52 Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (145 yards) 5.66 Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) (44 for 249) 52 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (278 yards) 5.35 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (52 for 278) 51 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (205 yards) 50 Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (254 yards) Fewest Rushing Attempts 14 Oklahoma St. (41) vs. Stanford (38) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) (13 yards) Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams 17 Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (27 yards) 91 West Virginia (38) [63] & Georgia (35) [28] (Sugar, 2006) 18 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) (-5 yards) 86 Oregon (45) [40] & Wisconsin (38) [46] (Rose, 2012) 19 Notre Dame (14) vs. Alabama (42) (BCS Championship, 2013) (32 yards) 86 Wisconsin (38) [48] & UCLA (31) [38] (Rose, 1999) 20 TCU (10) vs. Boise St. (17) (Fiesta, 2010) (36 yards) 86 Tennessee (23) [45] & Florida St. (16) [41] (Fiesta, 1999) 20 Florida (20) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Sugar, 2001) (140 yards) 85 Ohio St. (31) [52] & Miami (FL) (24) [33] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) Fewest Rushing Attempts, Championship Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams, Game Championship Game 17 Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (27 yards) 86 Tennessee (23) [45] & Florida St. (16) [41] (Fiesta, 1999) 19 Notre Dame (14) vs. Alabama (42) (BCS Championship, 2013) (32 yards) 85 Ohio St. (31) [52] & Miami (FL) (24) [33] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 23 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (47 yards) 84 Auburn (31) [53] & Florida St. (34) [31] (BCS Championship, 2014) 23 Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (30 yards) 82 Auburn (22) [50] & Oregon (19) [32] (BCS Championship, 2011) 26 Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (110 yards) 79 Alabama (37) [51] & Texas (21) [28] (BCS Championship, 2010) 79 LSU (38) [49] & Ohio St. (24) [30] (BCS Championship, 2008) Fewest Rushing Attempts, Both Teams 50 Southern California (32) [23] & Michigan (18) [27] (Rose, 2007) Most Rushing Yards 52 Boise St. (17) [32] & TCU (10) [20] (Fiesta, 2010) 382 West Virginia (38) vs. Georgia (35) (Sugar, 2006) (63 attempts) 53 Oklahoma (13) [36] & Florida St. (2) [17] (Orange, 2001) 349 West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) (39 attempts) 57 Utah (31) [24] & Alabama (17) [33] (Sugar, 2009) 345 Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) (40 attempts) 57 Florida (51) [34] & Cincinnati (24) [23] (Sugar, 2010) 344 Southern California (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008) (43 attempts) 343 Wisconsin (38) vs. UCLA (31) (Rose, 1999) (48 attempts) Fewest Rushing Attempts, Both Teams, Championship Game Most Rushing Yards, Championship Game 53 Oklahoma (13) [36] & Florida St. (2) [17] (Orange, 2001) 289 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (36 attempts) 278 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) (52 attempts) Fewest Rushing Yards 265 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (45 -5 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) (18 attempts) attempts) -5 Stanford (9) vs. Wisconsin (17) (Rose, 2000) (27 attempts) 254 Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) (50 attempts) 4 Washington St. (14) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Rose, 2003) (21 attempts) 249 Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) (44 attempts) 12 Michigan (18) vs. Southern California (32) (Rose, 2007) (27 attempts) 13 Oklahoma St. (41) vs. Stanford (38) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) (14 attempts) Most Rushing Yards, Both Teams 13 Utah (31) vs. Alabama (17) (Sugar, 2009) (24 attempts) 606 West Virginia (38) [382] & Georgia (35) [224] (Sugar, 2006) 557 Oregon (45) [345] & Wisconsin (38) [212] (Rose, 2012) Fewest Rushing Yards, Championship Game 526 West Virginia (48) [349] & Oklahoma (28) [177] (Fiesta, 2008) 27 Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (17 attempts) 498 Texas (41) [289] & Southern California# (38) [209] (Rose, 2006) 30 Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (23 attempts) 488 Southern California (49) [344] & Illinois (17) [144] (Rose, 2008) 32 Notre Dame (14) vs. Alabama (42) (BCS Championship, 2013) (19 attempts) 39 LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (27 attempts) Most Rushing Yards, Both Teams, 47 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (23 attempts) Championship Game 498 Texas (41) [289] & Southern California# (38) [209] (Rose, 2006) Fewest Rushing Yards, Both Teams 380 Florida St. (34) [148] & Auburn (31) [232] (BCS Championship, 2014) 44 Utah (31) [13] & Alabama (17) [31] (Sugar, 2009) 356 Florida (24) [249] & Oklahoma (14) [107] (BCS Championship, 2009) 60 Southern California (32) [48] & Michigan (18) [12] (Rose, 2007) 329 Auburn (22) [254] & Oregon (19) [75] (BCS Championship, 2011) 83 Oklahoma (13) [56] & Florida St. (2) [27] (Orange, 2001) 321 Southern California# (55) [193] & Oklahoma (19) [128] (Orange, 2005) 113 Boise St. (17) [77] & TCU (10) [36] (Fiesta, 2010) 117 Southern California (28) [68] & Michigan (14) [49] (Rose, 2004) Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt 8.95 West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) (39 for 349) Fewest Rushing Yards, Both Teams,

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Championship Game 44 Florida (24) [18] & Oklahoma (14) [26] (BCS Championship, 2009) 83 Oklahoma (13) [56] & Florida St. (2) [27] (Orange, 2001) 42 Southern California# (55) [18] & Oklahoma (19) [24] (Orange, 2005) Most Passing Yards PASSING 482 Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) (31 completions) 456 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (33 completions) 444 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (31 completions) Most Pass Attempts 429 Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (34 completions) 58 Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (41 completions) 418 UCLA (31) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 1999) (21 completions) 57 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) (35 completions) 53 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) (31 completions) Most Passing Yards, Championship Game 52 Kansas St. (28) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Fiesta, 2004) (20 completions) 52 Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (25 completions) 374 Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (28 completions) 365 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (29 completions) 362 Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (22 completions) Most Pass Attempts, Championship Game 332 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (18 52 Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) (25 completions) completions) 44 Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (29 completions) 329 Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) (20 completions) 42 Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) (17 completions) 41 Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (28 completions) Most Passing Yards, Both Teams 41 Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) (26 completions) 746 Oklahoma St. (41) [399] & Stanford (38) [347] (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) 41 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (29 completions) 746 LSU (47) [444] & Illinois (34) [302] (Sugar, 2002) 735 Oklahoma (45) [348] & Alabama (31) [387] (Sugar, 2013) 713 Florida (56) [456] & Maryland (23) [257] (Orange, 2002) Most Pass Attempts, Both Teams 700 Southern California (32) [391] & Michigan (18) [309] (Rose, 2007) 92 West Virginia (70) [45] & Clemson (33) [47] (Orange, 2012) 91 Miami (FL) (37) [40] & Florida (20) [51] (Sugar, 2001) Most Passing Yards, Both Teams, 91 Oklahoma (13) [39] & Florida St. (2) [52] (Orange, 2001) 89 Oklahoma (48) [50] & UConn (20) [39] (Fiesta, 2011) Championship Game 89 Oregon (38) [42] & Colorado (16) [47] (Fiesta, 2002) 639 Auburn (22) [265] & Oregon (19) [374] (BCS Championship, 2011) 89 LSU (47) [53] & Illinois (34) [36] (Sugar, 2002) 632 Texas (41) [267] & Southern California# (38) [365] (Rose, 2006) 576 Southern California# (55) [332] & Oklahoma (19) [244] (Orange, 2005) Most Pass Attempts, Both Teams, 554 Florida St. (46) [329] & Virginia Tech (29) [225] (Sugar, 2000) 534 Alabama (42) [264] & Notre Dame (14) [270] (BCS Championship, 2013) Championship Game 91 Oklahoma (13) [39] & Florida St. (2) [52] (Orange, 2001) Most Passes Had Intercepted 81 Texas (41) [40] & Southern California# (38) [41] (Rose, 2006) 76 Auburn (22) [35] & Oregon (19) [41] (BCS Championship, 2011) 4 Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 71 Florida (24) [30] & Oklahoma (14) [41] (BCS Championship, 2009) 4 Cincinnati (7) vs. Virginia Tech (20) (Orange, 2009) 71 Southern California# (55) [35] & Oklahoma (19) [36] (Orange, 2005) 4 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) 3 TCU (10) vs. Boise St. (17) (Fiesta, 2010) 3 Virginia Tech (21) vs. Kansas (24) (Orange, 2008) Most Completions 3 Oklahoma (42) vs. Boise St. (43) (OT) (Fiesta, 2007) 41 Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) (58 attempts) 3 Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California# (55) (Orange, 2005) 35 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) (57 attempts) 3 Colorado (16) vs. Oregon (38) (Fiesta, 2002) 35 Michigan (35) vs. Alabama (34) (OT) (Orange, 2000) (47 attempts) 3 Florida (20) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Sugar, 2001) 34 Oklahoma (48) vs. UConn (20) (Fiesta, 2011) (50 attempts) 33 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (49 attempts) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Championship Most Completions, Championship Game Game 30 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (40 attempts) 4 Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 29 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) (41 attempts) 3 Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California# (55) (Orange, 2005) 29 Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (44 attempts) 2 11 tied 28 Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) (41 attempts) 26 Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) (41 attempts) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams 26 Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) (37 attempts) 5 Alabama (37) [1] & Texas (21) [4] (BCS Championship, 2010) 5 Virginia Tech (20) [1] & Cincinnati (7) [4] (Orange, 2009) Most Completions, Both Teams 5 Georgia (41) [1] & Hawaii (10) [4] (Sugar, 2008) 59 Texas (41) [30] & Southern California# (38) [29] (Rose, 2006) 5 Miami (FL) (37) [2] & Florida (20) [3] (Sugar, 2001) 58 Florida (51) [31] & Cincinnati (24) [27] (Sugar, 2010) 4 Eight tied. Most recent: 57 Oklahoma St. (41) [30] & Stanford (38) [27] (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) Clemson (40) [2] & Ohio St. {35} [2] (Orange, 2014) 56 Florida (56) [33] & Maryland (23) [23] (Orange, 2002) 55 West Virginia (70) [31] & Clemson (33) [24] (Orange, 2012) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams, Championship Game Most Completions, Both Teams, 5 Alabama (37) [1] & Texas (21) [4] (BCS Championship, 2010) Championship Game 4 Florida (24) [2] & Oklahoma (14) [2] (BCS Championship, 2009) 59 Texas (41) [30] & Southern California# (38) [29] (Rose, 2006) 4 LSU (21) [2] & Oklahoma (14) [2] (Sugar, 2004) 50 Oklahoma (13) [25] & Florida St. (2) [25] (Orange, 2001) 4 Ohio St. (31) [2] & Miami (FL) (24) [2] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 48 Auburn (22) [20] & Oregon (19) [28] (BCS Championship, 2011) 4 Tennessee (23) [2] & Florida St. (16) [2] (Fiesta, 1999)

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Fewest Pass Attempts Fewest Passing Yards, Both Teams 9 Georgia Tech (14) vs. Iowa (24) (Orange, 2010) (2 completions) 240 Stanford (20) [157] & Wisconsin (14) [83] (Rose, 2013) 12 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (6 completions) 243 Iowa (24) [231] & Georgia Tech (14) [12] (Orange, 2010) 14 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (4 completions) 249 Florida (41) [214] & Ohio St. (14) [35] (BCS Championship, 2007) 14 West Virginia (38) vs. Georgia (35) (Sugar, 2006) (11 completions) 253 Alabama (37) [58] & Texas (21) [195] (BCS Championship, 2010) 14 Wisconsin (17) vs. Stanford (9) (Rose, 2000) (7 completions) 253 Miami (FL) (16) [157] & Florida St. (14) [96] (Orange, 2004)

Fewest Pass Attempts, Championship Game Fewest Passing Yards, Both Teams, 12 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (6 completions) Championship Game 14 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (4 completions) 249 Florida (41) [214] & Ohio St. (14) [35] (BCS Championship, 2007) 15 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (5 completions) 253 Alabama (37) [58] & Texas (21) [195] (BCS Championship, 2010) 17 LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (11 completions) 255 LSU (21) [153] & Oklahoma (14) [102] (Sugar, 2004) 19 Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (11 completions)

Fewest Pass Attempts, Both Teams SCORING 37 Stanford (20) [20] & Wisconsin (14) [17] (Rose, 2013) 38 Iowa (24) [29] & Georgia Tech (14) [9] (Orange, 2010) 41 Georgia (26) [15] & Florida St. (13) [26] (Sugar, 2003) Most Points 41 Tennessee (23) [19] & Florida St. (16) [22] (Fiesta, 1999) 70 West Virginia vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 44 TCU (21) [23] & Wisconsin (19) [21] (Rose, 2011) 56 Florida vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) 55 Southern California# vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) Fewest Pass Attempts, Both Teams, 52 UCF vs. Baylor (42) (Fiesta, 2014) 51 Florida vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) Championship Game 41 Tennessee (23) [19] & Florida St. (16) [22] (Fiesta, 1999) Most Points, Championship Game 55 Southern California# vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) Fewest Completions 46 Florida St. vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) 2 Georgia Tech (14) vs. Iowa (24) (Orange, 2010) (9 attempts) 42 Alabama vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) 4 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (14 attempts) 41 Florida vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) 5 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (15 attempts) 41 Texas vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 6 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (12 attempts) 6 Florida St. (14) vs. Miami (FL) (16) (Orange, 2004) (19 attempts) Most Points, Both Teams 103 West Virginia (70) & Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) Fewest Completions, Championship Game 94 UCF (52) & Baylor (42) (Fiesta, 2014) 4 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (14 attempts) 85 Boise St. (43) & Oklahoma (42) (OT) (Fiesta, 2007) 5 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (15 attempts) 83 Oregon (45) & Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) 6 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (12 attempts) 81 LSU (47) & Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) 7 Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) (21 attempts) 9 Florida St. (16) vs. Tennessee (23) (Fiesta, 1999) (22 attempts) Most Points, Both Teams, Championship ame Fewest Completions, Both Teams G 19 Iowa (24) [17] & Georgia Tech (14) [2] (Orange, 2010) 79 Texas (41) & Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 20 Miami (FL) (16) [14] & Florida St. (14) [6] (Orange, 2004) 75 Florida St. (46) & Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) 20 Tennessee (23) [11] & Florida St. (16) [9] (Fiesta, 1999) 74 Southern California# (55) & Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 23 Stanford (20) [13] & Wisconsin (14) [10] (Rose, 2013) 65 Florida St. (34) & Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) 23 Alabama (37) [6] & Texas (21) [17] (BCS Championship, 2010) 62 LSU (38) & Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) 23 Georgia (26) [10] & Florida St. (13) [13] (Sugar, 2003) Most Points In A Half Fewest Completions, Both Teams, 49 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (1st half) 38 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (1st half) Championship Game 20 Tennessee (23) [11] & Florida St. (16) [9] (Fiesta, 1999) Most Points In A Half, Championship Game 23 Alabama (37) [6] & Texas (21) [17] (BCS Championship, 2010) 38 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (1st half) ewest assing ards F P Y Most Points In A Half, Both Teams 12 Georgia Tech (14) vs. Iowa (24) (Orange, 2010) (2 completions) 69 West Virginia (70) [49] & Clemson (33) [20] (Orange, 2012) (1st half) 35 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (4 completions) 53 Texas (41) [25] & Southern California# (38) [28] (Rose, 2006) (2nd half) 53 LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (11 completions) 58 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (6 completions) Most Points In A Half, Both Teams, 62 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (5 completions) Championship Game Fewest Passing Yards, Championship Game 53 Texas (41) [25] & Southern California# (38) [28] (Rose, 2006) (2nd half) 35 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (4 completions) 53 LSU (0) vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) (11 completions) Most Points In A Quarter 58 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) (6 completions) 35 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (2nd quarter) 62 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (5 completions) 29 Oregon St. (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2001) (3rd quarter) 102 Oklahoma (14) vs. LSU (21) (Sugar, 2004) (13 completions)

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Most Points In A Quarter, Championship Oregon (45) [3] & Wisconsin (38) [2] (Rose, 2012) Game Most Rushing Touchdowns, Both Teams, 27 Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) (2nd quarter) Championship Game Most Points In A Quarter, Both Teams 9 Texas (41) [5] & Southern California# (38) [4] (Rose, 2006) 38 West Virginia (70) [35] & Clemson (33) [3] (Orange, 2012) (2nd quarter) 5 Ohio St. (31) [4] & Miami (FL) (24) [1] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 35 Michigan (35) [21] & Alabama (34) [14] (Orange, 2000) (3rd quarter) 4 Alabama (37) [4] & Texas (21) [0] (BCS Championship, 2010) 4 Florida (41) [3] & Ohio St. (14) [1] (BCS Championship, 2007) Most Points In A Quarter, Both Teams, 4 LSU (21) [2] & Oklahoma (14) [2] (Sugar, 2004) Championship Game Most Touchdown Passes 32 Texas (41) [18] & Southern California# (38) [14] (Rose, 2006) (4th quarter) 6 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) 5 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) Most Points By A Losing Team 5 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) 42 Oklahoma vs. Boise St. (43) (OT) (Fiesta, 2007) 5 Illinois (34) vs. LSU (47) (Sugar, 2002) 42 Baylor vs. UCF (52) (Fiesta, 2014) 5 Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) 38 Stanford vs. Oklahoma St. (41) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) 38 Wisconsin vs. Oregon (45) (Rose, 2012) Most Touchdown Passes, Championship Game 38 Southern California# vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) 5 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 4 LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) Most Points By A Losing Team, 4 Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) Championship Game 4 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) 38 Southern California# vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) 3 Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002)

Most Touchdowns Scored Most Touchdown Passes, Both Teams 10 West Virginia (70) vs. Clemson (33) (Orange, 2012) (3 rush, 6 pass, 1 8 West Virginia (70) [6] & Clemson (33) [2] (Orange, 2012) fumble return) 8 LSU (47) [3] & Illinois (34) [5] (Sugar, 2002) 8 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) (3 rush, 5 pass) 7 Southern California# (55) [5] & Oklahoma (19) [2] (Orange, 2005) 7 Clemson (40) [5] & Ohio St. (35) [2] (Orange, 2014) Most Touchdowns Scored, Championship 6 Seven tied. Most recent: Oklahoma (45) [4] & Alabama (31) [2] (Sugar, 2014) Game 7 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (2 rush, 5 Most Touchdown Passes, Both Teams, pass) Championship Game Most Touchdowns, Both Teams 7 Southern California# (55) [5] & Oklahoma (19) [2] (Orange, 2005) 13 UCF (52) [7] & Baylor (42) [6] (Fiesta, 2014) 6 LSU (38) [4] & Ohio St. (24) [2] (BCS Championship, 2008) 5 Alabama (42) [4] & Notre Dame (14) [1] (BCS Championship, 2013) Most Touchdowns, Both Teams, 5 Florida St. (46) [4] & Virginia Tech (29) [1] (Sugar, 2000) 4 Auburn (22) [2] & Oregon (19) [2] (BCS Championship, 2011) Championship Game 4 Florida (24) [2] & Oklahoma (14) [2] (BCS Championship, 2009) 10 Texas (41) [5] & Southern California# (38) [5] (Rose, 2006) 4 Florida St. (34) [2] & Auburn (31) [2] (BCS Championship, 2014) 10 Florida St. (46) [6] & Virginia Tech (29) [4] (Sugar, 2000) Fewest Points Most Rushing Touchdowns 0 LSU vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) 5 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 2 Florida St. vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) 4 13 tied. Most recent: 7 Cincinnati vs. Virginia Tech (20) (Orange, 2009) UCF (52) vs. Baylor (42) (Fiesta, 2014) 7 Pittsburgh vs. Utah (35) (Fiesta, 2005) Baylor (42) vs. UCF (52) (Fiesta, 2014) 9 Notre Dame vs. Oregon St. (41) (Fiesta, 2001) 9 Stanford vs. Wisconsin (17) (Rose, 2000) Most Rushing Touchdowns, Championship Game Fewest Points, Championship Game 5 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 0 LSU vs. Alabama (21) (BCS Championship, 2012) 4 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) 2 Florida St. vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) 4 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) 13 Oklahoma vs. Florida St. (2) (Orange, 2001) 4 Ohio St. (31) vs. Miami (FL) (24) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 14 Notre Dame vs. Alabama (42) (BCS Championship, 2013) 3 Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) 14 Oklahoma vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 3 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) 14 Ohio St. vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) 14 Oklahoma vs. LSU (21) (Sugar, 2004) Most Rushing Touchdowns, Both Teams 14 Nebraska vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) 9 Texas (41) [5] & Southern California# (38) [4] (Rose, 2006) Fewest Points, Both Teams 8 UCF (52) [4] & Baylor (42) [4] (Fiesta, 2013) 6 West Virginia (38) [4] & Georgia (35) [2] (Sugar, 2006) 15 Oklahoma (13) & Florida St. (2) (Orange, 2001) 5 Eight tied. Most recent: 21 Alabama (21) & LSU (0) (BCS Championship, 2012) West Virginia (70) [3] & Clemson (33) [2] (Orange, 2012) 26 Wisconsin (17) & Stanford (9) (Rose, 2000) Oklahoma St. (41) [2] & Stanford (38) [3] (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) 27 Boise St. (17) & TCU (10) (Fiesta, 2010) 27 Virginia Tech (20) & Cincinnati (7) (Orange, 2009)

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Fewest Points, Both Teams, Championship SCORING DRIVES Game 15 Oklahoma (13) & Florida St. (2) (Orange, 2001) Longest Scoring Drive By Yards Safeties 99 Nebraska (31) vs. Tennessee (21) (Fiesta, 2000) (10 plays, TD) Clemson (40) vs. Ohio St. (35) (Orange, 2014) Oregon (35) vs. Kansas St. (17) (Fiesta, 2013) Longest Scoring Drive By Yards, Auburn (22) vs. Oregon (19) (BCS Championship, 2011) Championship Game Arkansas (26) vs. Ohio St. (31) (Sugar, 2011) 97 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (10 plays, Virginia Tech (12) vs. Stanford (40) (Orange, 2011) TD) Penn St. (26) vs. Florida St. (23) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California# (55) (Orange, 2005) Longest Scoring Drive By Plays Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001) 16 Virginia Tech (20) vs. Michigan (23) (OT) (Sugar, 2012) (61 yards, TD) 16 Michigan (14) vs. Southern California (28) (Rose, 2004) (76 yards, TD) FIRST DOWNS 16 Purdue (24) vs. Washington (34) (Rose, 2001) (90 yards, TD) Longest Scoring Drive By Plays, Most First Downs Championship Game 33 Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) 14 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (86 yards, 32 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) TD) 14 LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) (65 yards, FG) Most First Downs, Championship Game 30 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) Longest Scoring Drive By Time 30 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) 8:10 Purdue (24) vs. Washington (34) (Rose, 2001) (90 yards in 16 plays, TD)

Most First Downs, Both Teams Longest Scoring Drive By Time, 60 Texas (41) [30] & Southern California# (38) [30] (Rose, 2006) Championship Game Most First Downs, Both Teams, 7:41 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) (86 yards in 14 plays, TD) Championship Game 60 Texas (41) [30] & Southern California# (38) [30] (Rose, 2006) TIME OF POSSESSION Most First Downs Rushing 16 LSU (41) vs. Notre Dame (14) (Sugar, 2007) Most Time Of Possession 15 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 41:47 Stanford (38) vs. Oklahoma St. (41) (OT) (Fiesta, 2012) 41:37 Ohio St. (26) vs. Oregon (17) (Rose, 2010) Most First Downs Rushing, Championship 40:48 Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) Game 39:39 Virginia Tech (20) vs. Cincinnati (7) (Orange, 2009) 15 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 39:16 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002)

Most First Downs Passing Most Time Of Possession, Championship 23 Texas (24) vs. Ohio St. (21) (Fiesta, 2009) Game 23 LSU (47) vs. Illinois (34) (Sugar, 2002) 40:48 Florida (41) vs. Ohio St. (14) (BCS Championship, 2007) 23 Florida (56) vs. Maryland (23) (Orange, 2002) 38:13 Alabama (42) vs. Notre Dame (14) (BCS Championship, 2013) 36:33 Oklahoma (13) vs. Florida St. (2) (Orange, 2001) Most First Downs Passing, Championship Game TURNOVERS 16 Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) 15 Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 15 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) Most Turnovers 6 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) Most First Downs By Penalty 7 Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) Most Turnovers, Championship Game 5 Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) Most First Downs By Penalty, Championship 5 Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California# (55) (Orange, 2005) Game 5 Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 4 LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) 4 Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) Most Turnovers, Both Teams 7 Alabama (37) [2] & Texas (21) [5] (BCS Championship, 2010) 7 Georgia (41) [1] & Hawaii (10) [6] (Sugar, 2008) 7 Ohio St. (31) [2] & Miami (FL) (24) [5] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 7 Tennessee (23) [3] & Florida St. (16) [4] (Fiesta, 1999)

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Most Turnovers, Both Teams, Championship Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams, Game Championship Game 7 Alabama (37) [2] & Texas (21) [5] (BCS Championship, 2010) 5 Alabama (37) [1] & Texas (21) [4] (BCS Championship, 2010) 7 Ohio St. (31) [2] & Miami (FL) (24) [5] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 4 Florida (24) [2] & Oklahoma (14) [2] (BCS Championship, 2009) 7 Tennessee (23) [3] & Florida St. (16) [4] (Fiesta, 1999) 4 LSU (21) [2] & Oklahoma (14) [2] (Sugar, 2004) 4 Ohio St. (31) [2] & Miami (FL) (24) [2] (Fiesta, 2003) Most Fumbles 4 Tennessee (23) [2] & Florida St. (16) [2] (Fiesta, 1999) 6 Illinois (17) vs. Southern California (49) (Rose, 2008) (2 lost)

Most Fumbles, Championship Game PUNTS 4 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) (1 lost) 4 Nebraska (14) vs. Miami (FL) (37) (Rose, 2002) (2 lost) Most Punts 4 Florida St. (16) vs. Tennessee (23) (Fiesta, 1999) (1 lost) 11 Penn St. (26) vs. Florida St. (23) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006)

Most Fumbles, Both Teams Most Punts, Championship Game 7 Tennessee (23) [3] & Florida St. (16) [4] (Fiesta, 1999) 10 Florida St. (2) vs. Oklahoma (13) (Orange, 2001)

Most Fumbles, Both Teams, Championship Most Punts, Both Teams Game 20 Penn St. (26) [11] & Florida St. (23) [9] (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) 7 Tennessee (23) [3] & Florida St. (16) [4] (Fiesta, 1999) Most Punts, Both Teams, Championship Most Fumbles Lost Game 3 Alabama (31) vs. Oklahoma (45) (Sugar, 2014) 18 Oklahoma (13) [8] & Florida St. (2) [10] (Orange, 2001) 3 Georgia (35) vs. West Virginia (38) (Sugar, 2006) 3 Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) Fewest Punts 3 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) 1 Louisville (33) vs. Florida (23) (Sugar, 2013) 3 Syracuse (10) vs. Florida (31) (Orange, 1999) 1 Virginia Tech (20) vs. Michigan (23) (OT) (Sugar, 2012) 1 Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) Most Fumbles Lost, Championship Game 1 Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) 3 Miami (FL) (24) vs. Ohio St. (31) (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 1 Utah (35) vs. Pittsburgh (7) (Fiesta, 2005) 3 Virginia Tech (29) vs. Florida St. (46) (Sugar, 2000) Fewest Punts, Championship Game Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams 2 Texas (41) vs. Southern California# (38) (Rose, 2006) 4 Louisville (24) [2] & Wake Forest (13) [2] (Orange, 2007) 2 Southern California# (38) vs. Texas (41) (Rose, 2006) 3 Boise St. (43) [2] & Oklahoma (42) [1] (OT) (Fiesta, 2007) 3 Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) 3 West Virginia (38) [0] & Georgia (35) [3] (Sugar, 2006) 3 Oklahoma (14) vs. Florida (24) (BCS Championship, 2009) 3 Ohio St. (31) [0] & Miami (FL) (24) [3] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) 3 LSU (38) vs. Ohio St. (24) (BCS Championship, 2008) 3 Florida St. (46) [0] & Virginia Tech (29) [3] (Sugar, 2000) 3 Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) 3 Tennessee (23) [2] & Florida St. (16) [1] (Fiesta, 1999) 3 Florida (31) [0] & Syracuse (10) [3] (Orange, 1999) Fewest Punts, Both Teams 4 Texas (41) [2] & Southern California# (38) [2] (Rose, 2006) Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams, Championship Game Fewest Punts, Both Teams, Championship 3 Ohio St. (31) [0] & Miami (FL) (24) [3] (2 OT) (Fiesta, 2003) Game 3 Florida St. (46) [0] & Virginia Tech (29) [3] (Sugar, 2000) 4 Texas (41) [2] & Southern California# (38) [2] (Rose, 2006) 3 Tennessee (23) [2] & Florida St. (16) [1] (Fiesta, 1999) Most Passes Had Intercepted PUNT RETURNS 4 Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 4 Cincinnati (7) vs. Virginia Tech (20) (Orange, 2009) 4 Hawaii (10) vs. Georgia (41) (Sugar, 2008) Most Punt Return Yards 3 Seven tied. Most recent: 180 Florida St. (23) vs. Penn St. (26) (3 OT) (Orange, 2006) (7 returns) TCU (10) vs. Boise St. (17) (Fiesta, 2010) Most Punt Return Yards, Championship Most Passes Had Intercepted, Championship Game Game 88 Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) (4 returns) 4 Texas (21) vs. Alabama (37) (BCS Championship, 2010) 3 Oklahoma (19) vs. Southern California# (55) (Orange, 2005) KICKOFF RETURNS Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams 5 Alabama (37) [1] & Texas (21) [4] (BCS Championship, 2010) Most Kickoff Return Yards 5 Cincinnati (7) [4] & Virginia Tech (20) [1] (Orange, 2009) 284 Oklahoma (28) vs. West Virginia (48) (Fiesta, 2008) (9 returns) 5 Georgia (41) [1] & Hawaii (10) [4] (Sugar, 2008) 5 Miami (FL) (37) [2] & Florida (20) [3] (Sugar, 2001) Most Kickoff Return Yards, Championship

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Game 193 Ohio St. (14) vs. Florida (41) (BCS Championship, 2007) (6 returns) 172 Florida St. (34) vs. Auburn (31) (BCS Championship, 2014) (4 returns)

PENALTIES Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams, Championship Game 165 Tennessee (23) [55] & Florida St. (16) [110] (Fiesta, 1999) Most Penalties 18 Oregon St. (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2001) 18 Alabama (34) vs. Michigan (35) (OT) (Orange, 2000) ATTENDANCE

ost enalties hampionship ame M P , C G Highest Attendance 12 Miami (FL) (37) vs. Nebraska (14) (Rose, 2002) 95,173 Michigan St. (24) vs. Stanford (20) (Rose, 2014) 12 Florida St. (16) vs. Tennessee (23) (Fiesta, 1999) Highest Rose Bowl Attendance (BCS Games Most Penalties, Both Teams 28 Michigan (35) [10] & Alabama (34) [18] (OT) (Orange, 2000) Only) 95,173 Michigan St. (24) vs. Stanford (20), 2014 Most Penalties, Both Teams, Championship Highest Orange Bowl Attendance (BCS Game 21 Tennessee (23) [9] & Florida St. (16) [12] (Fiesta, 1999) Games Only) 77,912 Southern California# (55) vs. Oklahoma (19), 2005 Most Yards Penalized 174 Oregon St. (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2001) (18 penalties) Highest Sugar Bowl Attendance (BCS Games Only) Most Yards Penalized, Championship Game 79,342 LSU (21) vs. Oklahoma (14), 2004 110 Florida St. (16) vs. Tennessee (23) (Fiesta, 1999) (12 penalties) Highest Fiesta Bowl Attendance (BCS Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams Games Only) 247 Michigan (35) [115] & Alabama (34) [132] (OT) (Orange, 2000) 80,470 Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16), 1999

Highest BCS Championship Game Attendance 94,906 Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21), 2010

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Longest Field Goal BCS LONGEST PLAYS 52 Leigh Tiffin, Alabama (17) vs. Utah (31) (Sugar, 2009) (1998-99 THROUGH 2013- 52 Brandon Coutu, Georgia (41) vs. Hawaii (10) (Sugar, 2008) Longest Field Goal, Championship Game 14) 46 David Pino, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006)

Only games played since the formation of the BCS are included. For the Longest Punt All Bowls records, only official records after 1937 are included. Prior records 66 Pat McAfee, West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) are included if able to be substantiated. Each team’s score is in parentheses after the team name. The year listed is the actual (calendar) year the game was played; the date is included if the bowl was played twice (i.e., January Longest Punt, Championship Game and December) during one calendar year. The list also includes discontinued 63 A.J. Trapasso, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) bowls, marked with (D). Bowls are listed by the name of the bowl at the time it was played. #Individual’s participation was vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions and BCS. *Scored touchdown on play.

Longest Runs From Scrimmage 91* De’Anthony Thomas, Oregon (45) vs. Wisconsin (38) (Rose, 2012) 79* Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois (17) vs. Southern California (49) (Rose, 2008) 68* Andre Ellington, Clemson (33) vs. West Virginia (70) (Orange, 2012) 68* Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) 65* Chris Wells, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) 65* , West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) 65 Joe McKnight, Southern California (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008)

Longest Runs From Scrimmage, Championship Game 65* Chris Wells, Ohio St. (24) vs. LSU (38) (BCS Championship, 2008) 64 Justin Vincent, LSU (21) vs. Oklahoma (14) (Sugar, 2004) 52 Percy Harvin, Florida (24) vs. Oklahoma (14) (BCS Championship, 2009) 49* Trent Richardson, Alabama (37) vs. Texas (21) (BCS Championship, 2010) 45 Vince Young, Texas (41) vs. Southern California (38) (Rose, 2006) 45 #Reggie Bush, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005)

Longest Pass Plays From Scrimmage 85* to Santonio Holmes, Ohio St. (34) vs. Notre Dame (20) (Fiesta, 2006) 81 Darron Thomas to Jeff Maehl, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) 80* Tim Tebow to Riley Cooper, Florida (51) vs. Cincinnati (24) (Sugar, 2010) 80* Brian Randall to Josh Morgan, Virginia Tech (13) vs. Auburn (16) (Sugar, 2005) 79* Patrick White to Tito Gonzales, West Virginia (48) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Fiesta, 2008) 79* to Samie Parker, Oregon (38) vs. Colorado (16) (Fiesta, 2002) 79* Tee Martin to Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999)

Longest Pass Plays From Scrimmage, Championship Game 81 Darron Thomas to Jeff Maehl, Oregon (19) vs. Auburn (22) (BCS Championship, 2011) 79* Tee Martin to Peerless Price, Tennessee (23) vs. Florida St. (16) (Fiesta, 1999) 64* Chris Weinke to Peter Warrick, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) 63* Chris Weinke to Ron Dugans, Florida St. (46) vs. Virginia Tech (29) (Sugar, 2000) 54* Matt Leinart to Dwayne Jarrett, Southern California (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005)

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Most Touchdowns Responsible For, Two- Game Totals 14 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 (2 rush, 12 pass) PLAYOFF INDIVIDUAL 7 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 (3 rush, 4 pass) 6 , Clemson, 2019 (6 pass) RECORD LISTS (SINCE 6 , Alabama, 2018 (6 pass) 6 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (1 rush, 5 pass) 2014-15) 6 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 (6 rush)

Only games played as the National Semifinal or Championship Game are inlcuded. For Championship Game and Two-Game Records, the year is the RUSHING year the championships game was played. Most Rushing Attempts 36 , Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, TOTAL OFFENSE Jan. 11, 2016) (158 yards) 36 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Most Total Yards Jan. 12, 2015) (246 yards) 26 Rodney Anderson, Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 521 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (28) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 2018) 13, 2020) (58 rush, 463 pass) 26 Wayne Gallman, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 514 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (21 rush, (150 yards) 493 pass) 24 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 478 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National (145 yards) Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (73 rush, 405 pass) 463 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (43 rush, 420 pass) Most Rushing Attempts, Championship Game 417 , Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 36 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (158 yards) (109 rush, 308 pass) 36 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (246 yards) 21 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (74 yards) Most Total Yards, CFP Championship Game 21 Cardale Jones, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (38 yards) 521 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (58 rush, 463 pass) 20 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (73 yards) 478 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (73 rush, 405 pass) 463 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (43 rush, 420 pass) Most Rushing Attempts, Two-Game Totals 374 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2018 (27 rush, 347 pass) 56 Derrick Henry, Alabama, 2016 (233 yards) 372 , Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (39 rush, 333 pass) 56 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 (476 yards) 44 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (218 yards) Most Total Yards, Two-Game Totals 40 Wayne Gallman, Clemson, 2016 (195 yards) 1,035 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 (79 rush, 956 pass) 38 Cardale Jones, Ohio St., 2015 (81 yards) 810 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (218 rush, 592 pass) 779 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 (100 rush, 679 pass) Most Net Rushing Yards 772 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 (101 rush, 671 pass) 246 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, 707 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2019 (33 rush, 674 pass) Jan. 12, 2015) (36 attempts) 230 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (20 Most Touchdowns Responsible For attempts) (TDs Scored and Passed For) 201 Rodney Anderson, Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (26 attempts) 8 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (7 pass, 1 181 Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) rush) (11 attempts) 6 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 180 , Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2017) (19 13, 2020) (5 pass, 1 rush) attempts) 4 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (4 pass) Most Rushing Yards, Championship Game 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (3 pass, 1 rush) 246 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (36 attempts) 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National 158 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (36 attempts) Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (4 pass) 110 Clyde Edwards-Helaire (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (16 attempts) 4 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, 98 Sony Michel, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (14 attempts) Jan. 12, 2015) (4 rush) 93 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (16 attempts)

Most Touchdowns Responsible For, Most Rushing Yards, Two-Game Totals Championship Game 476 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 (56 attempts) 279 Sony Michel, Georgia, 2018 (25 attempts) 6 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (5 pass, 1 rush) 273 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama, 2017 (35 attempts) 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (3 pass, 1 rush) 233 Derrick Henry, Alabama, 2016 (56 attempts) 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (4 pass) 218 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (44 attempts) 4 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (4 rush) 3 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (3 pass) Most Rushing Yards By A Quarterback 3 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (3 rush)

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145 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 3 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National (24 attempts) Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 109 Kyler Murray, Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (17 2 , Oklahoma (28) vs. LSU (63) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) attempts) 2 , Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National 107 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (16 Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) attempts) 2 , Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 73 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National 2 Rodney Anderson, Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (20 attempts) 2018) 63 Jalen Hurts, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, 2 Nick Chubb, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) Jan. 9, 2017) (10 attempts) 2 Derrick Henry, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 2 Wayne Gallman, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) Most Rushing Yards By A Quarterback, 2 Royce Freeman, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) Championship Game 2 Thomas Tyner, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 73 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (20 attempts) 2 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 63 Jalen Hurts, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (10 attempts) 2 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 58 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (14 attempts) 2 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 49 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (10 attempts) 2 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 47 Jalen Hurts, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (6 attempts) Most Rushing Touchdowns, Championship Most Rushing Yards By A Quarterback, Game Two-Game Totals 4 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 218 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (44 attempts) 3 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 156 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2020 (26 attempts) 113 Jalen Hurts, Alabama, 2017 (29 attempts) ost ushing ouchdowns wo ame 101 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 (18 attempts) M R T , T -G 100 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 (36 attempts) Totals 6 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt 5 Derrick Henry, Alabama, 2016 (Minimum 10 Attempts) 4 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama, 2017 16.5 Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 3 Sony Michel, Georgia, 2018 (11 for 181) 3 Wayne Gallman, Clemson, 2016 11.5 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (20 for 3 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 230) 10.4 Nick Chubb Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (14 for 145) PASSING 9.7 J.K. Dobbins, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (18 attempts) ost ass ttempts 9.5 Thomas Tyner, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (13 M P A for 124) 56 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National 9.5 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (36 completions) (19 for 180) 49 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) (31 completions) Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt, 47 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (30 completions) Championship Game 46 , Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (30 (Minimum 10 Attempts) completions) 7.0 Sony Michel, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26), 2018 (14 for 98) 45 , Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (29 6.9 Clyde Edwards-Helaire, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (16 for 110) completions) 6.8 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (36 for 246) 6.3 Jalen Hurts, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (10 for 63) Most Pass Attempts, Championship Game 6.1 Travis Etienne, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2018 (14 for 86) 56 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (36 completions) 49 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (31 completions) Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt, Two- 47 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (30 completions) 37 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (24 completions) Game Totals 34 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2018 (22 completions) (Minimum 20 Attempts) 11.2 Sony Michel, Georgia, 2018 (25 for 279) Most Pass Attempts, Two-Game Totals 8.5 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 (56 for 476) 92 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 (59 completions) 7.8 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama, 2017 (35 for 273) 88 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 (60 completions) 7.4 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2020 (26 for 192) 78 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (46 completions) 7.4 Thomas Tyner, Oregon, 2015 (25 for 186) 73 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 (50 completions) 71 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2019 (47 completions) Most Rushing Touchdowns 4 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 3 Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018)

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Most Pass Completions 36 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2016) (56 attempts) 31 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) (49 attempts) 30 Justin Fields, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (46 attempts) 30 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (47 attempts) 29 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (39 attempts) 29 Jameis Winston, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (45 attempts)

Most Pass Completions, Championship Game 36 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (56 attempts) 31 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (49 attempts) 30 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (47 attempts) 24 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (37 attempts) 22 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2018 (34 attempts)

Most Pass Completions, Two-Game Totals 60 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 (88 attempts) 59 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 (92 attempts) 50 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 (73 attempts) 47 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2019 (71 attempts) 46 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama, 2018 (61 attempts) 46 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (78 attempts)

Most Passing Yards 493 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (29 of 39) 463 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) (31 of 49) 420 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (36 of 56) 405 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (30 of 47) 348 Jameis Winston, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (29 of 45)

Most Passing Yards, Championship Game 463 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (31 of 49) 420 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (36 of 56) 405 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (30 of 47) 347 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2018 (20 of 32) 335 Jake Coker, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (16 of 26)

Most Passing Yards, Two-Game Totals 956 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 (60 of 88) 679 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 (59 of 92) 674 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2019 (47 of 71) 671 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 (50 of 73) 621 Jake Coker, Alabama, 2016 (41 of 55) 613 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama, 2018 (46 of 61) 592 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 (46 of 78) 485 Cardale Jones, Ohio St., 2015 (34 of 58)

Most Passes Without An Interception 56 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (36 of 56) 49 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) (31 of 49) 39 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (29 of 39) 39 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) (27 of 39) 37 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) (18 of 37) 37 Kyler Murray, Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (19 of 37)

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Most Passes Without An Interception, .682 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 (60 of 88) Championship Game .662 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2019 (47 of 71) 56 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (36 of 56) 49 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (31 of 49) RECEIVING 37 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (18 of 37) 32 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (20 of 32) 31 Jalen Hurts, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (13 of 31) Most Receptions 14 Justin Jefferson, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (227 Most Touchdown Passes yards) 7 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 10 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, 5 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. Jan. 9, 2017) (92 yards) 13, 2020) 9 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 4 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (45) vs. Alabama (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 13, 2020) (221 yards) 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (45) vs. Alabama (40) (CFP National 9 Justin Jefferson, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) Jan. 13, 2020) (106 yards) 3 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National 9 Curtis Samuel, Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (43 yards) Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 9 Amari Cooper, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (71 yards) 3 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) Most Receptions, Championship Game 3 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National 10 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (92 yards) Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) 9 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (221 yards) 3 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National 9 Justin Jefferson, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (106 yards) Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 8 Mike Williams, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (94 yards) 8 Byron Marshall, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (169 yards) Most Touchdown Passes, Championship Game 5 Joe Burrow, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 Most Receptions, Two-Game Totals 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 23 Justin Jefferson, LSU, 2020 (333 yards) 3 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 15 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson, 2017 (142 yards) 3 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 14 Mike Williams, Clemson, 2017 (190 yards) 3 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 14 , Alabama, 2016 (152 yards) 13 Byron Marshall, Oregon, 2015 (189 yards) Most Touchdown Passes, Two-Game Totals 12 Joe Burrow, LSU, 2020 Most Receiving Yards 6 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, 2019 227 Justin Jefferson, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (14 6 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama, 2018 receptions) 5 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2016 221 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, 4 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, 2017 Jan. 13, 2020) (9 receptions) 4 Jake Coker, Alabama, 2016 208 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, 4 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 Jan. 11, 2016) (5 receptions) 169 Byron Marshall, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42) (CFP National Championship, Highest Completion Percentage Jan. 12, 2015) (8 receptions) (Minimum 20 Attempts) 165 Darren Carrington, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (7 receptions) .889 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 30, 2018) (24 of 27) Most Receiving Yards, Championship Game .833 Jake Coker, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2016) (25 of 30) 221 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (9 receptions) .744 Joe Burrow, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (29 of 39) 208 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (5 receptions) .722 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (26 of 36) 169 Byron Marshall, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (8 receptions) .696 Cardale Jones, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, 153 Justyn Ross, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (6 receptions) Jan. 12, 2015) (16 of 23) 139 Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 (5 receptions)

Highest Completion Percentage, Most Receiving Yards, Two-Game Totals Championship Game 333 Justin Jefferson, LSU, 2020 (23 receptions) (Minimum 20 Attempts) 301 Justyn Ross, Clemson, 2019 (12 receptions) 282 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU, 2020 (11 receptions) .696 Cardale Jones, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (16 of 23) 267 O.J. Howard, Alabama, 2016 (8 receptions) .649 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (24 of 37) 190 Mike Williams, Clemson, 2017 (14 receptions) .647 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2018 (22 of 34) .643 Deshaun Watson, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (36 of 56) Most Touchdowns Receiving .640 Jake Coker, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (16 of 25) 4 Justin Jefferson, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 2 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Highest Completion Percentage, Two-Game Jan. 13, 2020) Totals 2 Thaddeus Moss, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, (Minimum 35 Attempts) Jan. 13, 2020) 2 Marshall Jr., LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) .754 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama, 2018 (46 of 61) 2 Travis Etienne, Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) .745 Jake Coker, Alabama, 2016 (41 of 55) 2 Justyn Ross, Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) .685 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2015 (50 of 73)

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2 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National 243 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (230 Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) rush, 13 receiving) 2 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, 227 Justin Jefferson, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (227 Jan. 11, 2016) receiving) 2 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National 222 Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (181 rush, 41 receiving) 2 Calvin Ridley, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 221 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, 2 Darren Carrington, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) Jan. 13, 2020) (221 receiving) 2 Amari Cooper, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 221 J.K. Dobbins, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (174 rush, 47 receiving) Most Touchdowns Receiving, Championship Most All-Purpose Yards, Championship Game ame 2 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 G 2 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 245 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (246 rush, -1 receiving) 2 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 221 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (221 receiving) 218 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (1 rush, 21 receiving, Most Touchdowns Receiving, Two-Game 196 kick return) 208 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (208 receiving) Totals 178 Byron Marshall, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (9 rush, 169 receiving) 3 Justyn Ross, Clemson, 2019 3 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson, 2016 Most All-Purpose Yards, Two-Game Totals 2 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU, 2020 488 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 (476 rush, 12 receiving) 2 Thaddeus Moss, LSU, 2020 333 Justin Jefferson, LSU, 2020 (333 receiving) 2 Calvin Ridley, Alabama, 2018 320 Sony Michel, Georgia, 2018 (279 rush, 41 receiving) 2 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson, 2017 301 Justyn Ross, Clemson, 2019 (301 receiving) 2 Calvin Ridley, Alabama, 2016 294 Travis Etienne, Clemson, 2020 (114 rush, 134 receiving, 46 kickoff return) 2 O.J. Howard, Alabama, 2016

Highest Average Per Reception SCORING (Minimum 3 Receptions) 41.6 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Most Points Scored Jan. 11, 2016) (5 for 208) 32.7 Travis Etienne, Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (3 for 24 Justin Jefferson, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (4 TDs) 98) 24 Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (4 29.7 CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma (28) vs. LSU (63) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (4 for TDs) 119) 24 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, 27.8 Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (4 TDs) Jan. 7, 2019) (5 for 139) 18 Travis Etienne, Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (3 TDs) 27 Tee Higgins, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National Championship, 18 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) (3 for 81) Jan. 11, 2016) (3 TDs)

Highest Average Per Reception, Most Points Scored, Championship Game 24 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (4 TDs) Championship Game (Minimum 3 Receptions) 18 Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (3 TDs) 12 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (2 TDs) 41.6 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (5 for 208) 12 Thaddeus Moss, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (2 TDs) 27.8 Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 (5 for 139) 12 Travis Etienne, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (2 TDs) 27 Tee Higgins, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (3 for 81) 12 Mecole Hardman, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (2 TDs) 26.5 O.J. Howard, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (4 for 106) 12 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (2 TDs) 25.5 Justyn Ross, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (6 for 153) 12 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (2 TDs) 12 O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (2 TDs) Highest Average Per Reception, Two-Game 12 Hunter Renfrow, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2 TDs) Totals (Minimum 5 Receptions) Most Points Scored, Two-Game Totals 36 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., 2015 (6 TDs) 33.4 O.J. Howard, Alabama, 2016 (8 for 267) 30 Derrick Henry, Alabama, 2016 (5 TDs) 25.6 Ja’Marr Chase, LSU, 2020 (11 for 282) 24 Sony Michel, Georgia, 2018 (4 TDs) 25.1 Justyn Ross, Clemson, 2019 (12 for 301) 24 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama, 2017 (4 TDs) 23.6 Jerry Jeudy, Alabama, 2019 (9 for 212) 23 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia, 2018 (5 FGs, 8 PATs) 19.1 Tee Higgins, Clemson, 2019 (7 for 134) 23 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2016 (5 FGs, 8 PATs)

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS KICKING

Most All-Purpose Yards Most Points Scored By A Kicker 245 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (246 rush, -1 receiving) 13 Greg Heugel, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (3 FGs, 4 PATs)

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12 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 3 Greg Heugel, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (4 2018) (2 FGs, 6 PATs) attempts) 12 Austin Seibert, Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 2 Austin Seibert, Oklahaoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (2 FGs, 6 PATs) (2 attempts) 11 Blake Haubeil, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (3 2 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National FGs, 2 PATs) Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (4 attempts) 11 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National 2 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (3 FGs, 2 PATs) 2018) (3 attempts) 2 Austin Seibert, Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) Most Points Scored By A Kicker, (3 attempts) 2 Greg Heugel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Championship Game Jan. 11, 2016) (3 attempts) 11 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (3 FGs, 2 2 Roberto Aguayo, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (3 PATs) attempts) 10 Greg Heugel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2 FGs, 4 PATs) 2 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (2 9 Adam Griffith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (1 FG, 6 PATs) attempts) 8 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (2 FGs, 2 2 Aidan Schneider, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42) (CFP National PATs) Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (2 attempts) 8 Aidan Schneider, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (2 FGs, 2 PATs) Most Field Goals Made, Championship Game Most Points Scored By A Kicker, Two-Game 3 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (3 attempts) Totals 2 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (4 attempts) 23 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia, 2018 (5 FGs, 8 PATs) 2 Greg Heugel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (3 attempts) 23 Greg Heugel, Clemson, 2016 (5 FGs, 8 PATs) 2 Aidan Schneider, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (2 attempts) 17 Adam Griffith, Alabama, 2016 (2 FGs, 11 PATs) 17 Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 2015 (3 FGs, 8, PATs) Most Field Goals Made, Two-Game Totals 16 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St., 2015 (2 FGs, 10 PATs) 5 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia, 2018 (6 attempts) 5 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2016 (7 attempts) Most Field Goals Attempted 3 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama, 2018 (6 attempts) 4 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National 3 Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 2015 (3 attempts) Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (2 made) 2 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2019 (3 attempts) 4 Greg Huegel, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (3 2 , Alabama, 2019 (2 attempts) made) 2 Adam Griffith, Alabama, 2017 (2 attempts) 3 Blake Haubeil, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (3 2 Adam Griffith, Alabama, 2016 (3 attempts) made) 2 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St., 2015 (3 attempts) 3 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (3 made) Most Extra-Point Kick Attempts 3 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 9 Cade York, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (9 made) 2018) (2 made) 7 Aidan Schneider, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (6 3 Austin Seibert, Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) made) (2 made) 6 Cade York, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 3 Greg Huegel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, 2020) (6 made) Jan. 11, 2016) (2 made) 6 Greg Huegel, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National Championship, 3 Roberto Aguayo, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (2 Jan. 7, 2019) (5 made) made) 6 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (6 made) Most Field Goals Attempted, Championship 6 Adam Griffith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Game Jan. 11, 2016) (6 made) 4 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (2 made) 6 Sean Nuemberger, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (6 made) 3 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (3 made) 3 Greg Huegel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2 made) ost xtra oint ick ttempts 2 Adam Griffith, Alabama (45) vs. Oregon (40), 2016 (1 made) M E -P K A , 2 Aidan Schneider, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (2 made) Championship Game 6 Cade York, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (6 made) Most Field Goals Attempted, Two-Game 6 Greg Huegel, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (5 made) Totals 6 Adam Griffith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (6 made) 6 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (6 made) 7 Greg Heugel, Clemson, 2016 (5 made) 5 Greg Huegel, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (5 made) 6 Rodrigo Blankenship, 2018 (5 made) 6 Andy Pappanastos, 2018 (3 made) ost xtra oint ick ttempts wo ame 3 Greg Huegel, Clemson (2 made) M E -P K A , T -G 3 Adam Griffith, Alabama, 2016 (2 made) Totals 3 Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 2015 (3 made) 15 Cade York, LSU, 2020 (15 made) 11 Adam Griffith, Alabama, 2016 (11 made) Most Field Goals Made 10 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2019 (8 made) 3 Blake Haubeil, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (3 10 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St., 2015 (10 made) attempts) 9 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2017 (9 made) 3 Rodrigo Blakenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National 9 Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 2015 (8 made) Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (3 attempts)

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Most Extra-Point Kicks Made Highest Average Per Punt, Championship 9 Cade York, LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (9 attempts) Game 6 Cade York, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, (Minimum 3 Punts) 2020) (6 attempts) 6 Aidan Schneider, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (7 47.5 JK Scott, Alabama (23) vs. Georgia (26) (OT), 2018 (6 for 285) attempts) 46.0 Cameron Nizialek, Georgia (26) (OT), 2018 (6 for 276) 6 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 45.8 JK Scott, Alabama (35) vs. Clemson (31), 2016 (10 for 458) 2018) (6 attempts) 44.6 Zach Von Rosenberg, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (7 for 312) 6 Adam Griffith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, 44.3 Will Spiers, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (3 for 133) Jan. 11, 2016) (6 attempts) 6 Sean Nuemberger, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Highest Average Per Punt, Two-Game Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (6 attempts) Totals Most Extra-Point Kicks Made, Championship (Minimum 4 Punts) Game 47.0 Cameron Nizialek, Georgia, 2018 (12 for 564) 45.8 JK Scott, Alabama, 2017 (18 for 825) 6 Cade York, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (6 attempts) 45.0 Connor Johnston, Ohio St., 2015 (9 for 405) 6 Adam Griffith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (6 attempts) 6 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (6 attempts) 5 Greg Huegel, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (5 attempts) PUNT RETURNS 4 Adam Griffith, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (4 attempts) 4 Greg Huegel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (4 attempts) Most Punt Returns Most Extra-Point Kicks Made, Two-Game 5 Trevon Diggs, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National Totals Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (38 yards) 5 , Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) (80 15 Cade York, LSU, 2020 (15 attempts) yards) 11 Adam Griffith, Alabama, 2016 (11 attempts) 3 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, 10 Sean Nuernberger, Ohio St., 2015 (10 attempts) Jan. 12, 2015) (32 yards) 9 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2017 (9 attempts) 8 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia, 2018 (8 attempts) Most Punt Returns, Championship Game 8 Greg Huegel, Clemson, 2016 (8 attempts) 5 Trevon Diggs, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (38 yards) 8 Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 2015 (9 attempts) 3 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (32 yards) PUNTING Most Punt Returns, Two-Game Totals 8 Trevon Diggs, Alabama, 2018 (68 yards) 6 Cyrus Jones, Alabama, 2016 (92 yards) Most Punts 5 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St., 2015 (42 yards) 10 JK Scott, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) Most Punt Return Yards 9 Will Spiers, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 80 Cyrus Jones, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) (5 13, 2020) returns) 9 Jake Hartbarger, Michigan St. (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 38 Trevon Diggs, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National 8 Tyler Newsome, Notre Dame (3) vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) Championship, Jan. 80, 2018) (5 returns) 8 Andy Teasdall, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, 34 Mecole Hardman, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Jan. 9, 2017) Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (2 returns) 8 JK Scott, Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 32 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, 8 Tristan Vizcaino, Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) Jan. 12, 2015) (3 return)

Most Punts, Championship Game Most Punt Return Yards, Championship 10 JK Scott, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 Game 9 Will Spiers, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 38 Trevon Diggs, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (5 returns) 8 Andy Teasdall, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 34 Mecole Hardman, Georgia 23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (2 returns) 7 Zach Von Rosenberg, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 32 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (3 returns) 7 JK Scott, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 Most Punt Return Yards, Two-Game Totals Most Punts, Two-Game Totals 92 Cyrus Jones, Alabama, 2016 (6 returns) 18 JK Scott, Alabama, 2017 68 Trevon Diggs, Alabama, 2018 (8 returns) 16 Will Spiers, Clemson, 2020 55 Mecole Hardman, Georgia, 2018 (3 returns) 13 Andy Teasdall, Clemson, 2017 42 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St., 2015 (5 returns) 13 JK Scott, Alabama, 2016 12 Cameron Nizialek, Georgia, 2018 ighest unt eturn verage 12 JK Scott, Alabama, 2018 H P R A (Minimum 3 Returns) Highest Average Per Punt 16.0 Cyrus Jones, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) (Minimum 3 Punts) (5 for 80) 10.7 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National 55.0 JK Scott, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (7 for 385) Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (3 for 32)

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Highest Punt Return Average, Championship Game (Minimum 3 Returns) 10.7 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (3 for 32)

Highest Punt Return Average, Two-Game 39.2 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (5 for 196) otals T 35.0 Parris Campbell, Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (3 (Minimum 3 Returns) for 105) 18.3 Mecole Hardman, Georgia, 2018 (3 for 55) 25.7 Artavis Scott, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National 15.3 Cyrus Jones, Alabama, 2016 (6 for 92) Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (3 for 77) 9.0 Artavis Scott, Clemson, 2016 (3 for 27) 24.3 Alex Ross, Oklahoma (17) vs. Clemson (37) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (4 8.5 Trevon Diggs, Alabama, 2018 (8 for 68) returns) 8.4 Jalin Marshall, Ohio St., 2015 (5 for 42) 21.8 Kermit Whitfield, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (6 for 131) Longest Punt Returns For Touchdowns Highest Kickoff Return Average, 57 Cyrus Jones, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) Championship Game (Minimum 3 Returns) KICKOFF RETURNS 39.2 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (5 for 196) 25.7 Artavis Scott, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (3 for 77) Most Kickoff Returns 17.7 C.J. Fuller, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (3 for 53) 13.3 Mecole Hardman, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26), 2018 (3 for 40) 7 Christion Jones, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (102 yards) 13.0 Charles Nelson, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (4 for 52) 6 Kermit Whitfield, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (131 yards) Highest Kickoff Return Average, Two-Game 5 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Totals Jan. 11, 2016) (196 yards) (Minimum 3 Returns) Most Kickoff Returns, Championship Game 39.2 Kenyan Drake, Alabama, 2016 (5 for 196) 25.7 Artavis Scott, Clemson, 2017 (3 for 77) 5 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (196 yards) 23.5 Artavis Scott, Clemson, 2016 (4 for 94) 4 Charles Nelson, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (52 yards) 21.8 Ardarius Stewart, Alabama, 2017 (4 for 87) 19.0 Mecole Hardman, Georgia, 2018 (5 for 95) Most Kickoff Returns, Two-Game Totals 5 Mecole Hardman, Georgia, 2018 (95 yards) Longest Kickoff Returns For Touchdowns 5 Kenyan Drake, Alabama, 2016 (196 yards) 95 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National 4 Artavis Scott, Clemson, 2016 (94 yards) Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 4 Charles Nelson, Oregon, 2015 (52 yards)

Most Kickoff Return Yards DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 196 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (5 returns) 131 Kermit Whitfield, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (6 Most Total Tackles returns) 18 Alohi Gilman, Notre Dame (3) vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) (8 105 Parris Campbell, Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (3 solo, 10 assists) returns) 16 Te’Von Coney, Notre Dame (3) vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) (4 102 Christion Jones, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (7 solo, 12 assists) returns) 15 Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (7 solo, 7 assists) Most Kickoff Return Yards, Championship 15 Raekwon McMillan, Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (12 solos, 3 assists) Game 14 P.J. Williams, Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (8 solos, 196 Kenyan Drake, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (6 returns) 6 assists) 77 Artavis Scott, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (3 returns) 59 Artavis Scott, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2 returns) Most Total Tackles, Championship Game 13 Roquan Smith, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (9 solos, 4 assists) Most Kickoff Return Yards, Two-Game 12 Mack Wilson, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (7 solos, 5 assists) Totals 12 , Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (6 solos, 6 assists) 196 Kenyan Drake, Alabama, 2016 (5 returns) 11 , Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (6 solos, 5 assists) 95 Mecole Hardman, Georgia, 2018 (5 returns) 11 Geno Matias-Smith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (11 solos) 94 Artavis Scott, Clemson, 2016 (4 returns) 11 T.J. Green, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (6 solo, 5 assists)

Highest Kickoff Return Average Most Total Tackles, Two-Game Totals (Minimum 3 Returns) 24 Roquan Smith, Georgia, 2018 (13 solos, 11 assists) 21 Reuben Foster, Alabama, 2017 (9 solos, 12 assists)

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21 T.J. Green, Clemson, 2016 (13 solos, 8 assists) 3 A.J. Terrell, Clemson, 2020 18 Mack Wilson, Alabama, 2018 (11 solos, 7 assists) 3 Levi Wallace, Alabama, 2018 18 Rashaan Evans, Alabama, 2017 (10 solos, 8 assists) 3 Christian Wilkins, Clemson, 2017 18 Reggie Daniels, Oregon, 2015 (13 solos, 5 assists) 3 , Alabama, 2016 3 , Alabama, 2016 Most Solo Tackles 3 Eli Apple, Ohio St., 2015 12 Raekwon McMillan, Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 11 Geno Matias-Smith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Longest Interception Returned For Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) Touchdowns 10 B.J. Goodson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 44 A.J. Terrell, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 41 Steve Miller, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) Most Solo Tackles, Championship Game 11 Geno Matias-Smith, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 Fumbles Returned For Touchdowns 10 B.J. Goodson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 1 Tony Washington, Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (58 yards) Most Solo Tackles, Two-Game Totals 13 Roquan Smith, Georgia, 2018 13 Geno Matias-Smith, Alabama, 2016 13 B.J. Goodson, Clemson, 2016 13 T.J. Green, Clemson, 2016 13 Reggie Daniels, Oregon, 2015

Most Tackles For Loss 5 Kevin Dodd, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 3.5 , Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 3.5 Kevin Dodd, Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 3 , Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 3 Anfernee Jennings, Alabama (24) vs. Clemson (6) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 3 Clelin Ferrell, Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 3 Eric Striker, Oklahoma (17) vs. Clemson (37) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 3 Darron Lee, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015)

Most Tackles For Loss, Championship Game 5 Kevin Dodd, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016

Most Tackles For Loss, Two-Game Totals 8.5 Kevin Dodd, Clemson, 2016

Most Quarterback Sacks 3 Kevin Dodd, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016)

Most Quarterback Sacks, Championship Game 3 Kevin Dodd, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 2 Carlos Watkins, Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 2 Shaq Lawson, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 2 Rashaan Evans, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016

Most Quarterback Sacks, Two-Game Totals 4 Kevin Dodd, Clemson, 2016 3 Shaq Lawson, Clemson, 2016

Most Passes Broken Up 4 Xavier McKinney, Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 4 Cyrus Jones, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 2 Eighteen players tied

Most Passes Broken Up, Championship Game 2 Six players tied

Most Passes Broken Up, Two-Game Totals 5 Xavier McKinney, Alabama, 2019

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL 537 Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (78 plays) Most Total Yards, Championship Game PLAYOFF TEAM RECORDS 628 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (81 plays) 550 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (85 plays) LIST (SINCE 2014-15) 538 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (84 plays) 511 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (99 plays) Only games played since the formation of the College Football Playoff are 482 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (63 plays) included. Each team’s score is in parentheses after the team name. Totals for each team in both-team records are in brackets after the team’s score. Bowls Most Total Yards, Two-Game Totals are listed by the name of the bowl at the time it was played. 1,320 LSU, 2020 (155 plays) 1,104 Oregon, 2015 (152 plays) 1,080 Clemson, 2016 (175 plays) TOTAL OFFENSE 1,075 Ohio St., 2015 (162 plays) 1,020 Clemson, 2019 (141 plays) Most Total Plays Most Total Yards, Both Teams 99 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (511 yards) 1,167 Oregon (59) [639] & Florida St. (20) [528] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (168 plays) 90 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (530 yards) 1,058 Georgia (54) [527] & Oklahoma (48) [531] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 87 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (528 yards) (144 plays) 85 Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (516 yards) 1,023 Alabama (45) [473] & Clemson (40) [550] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (156 plays) 85 Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (470 yards) 1,022 LSU (42) [628] & Clemson (25) [394] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 85 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 13, 2020) (146 plays) 2016) (550 yards) 1,014 LSU (63) [692] & Oklahoma (28) [322] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (136 plays) Most Total Plays, Championship Game Most Total Yards, Both Teams, 99 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (511 yards) 85 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (550 yards) Championship Game 84 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (538 yards) 1,023 Alabama (45) [473] & Clemson (40) [550], 2016 (156 plays) 81 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (628 yards) 1,022 LSU (42) [628] & Clemson (25) [394], 2020 (146 plays) 77 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (365 yards) 1,003 Ohio St. (42) [538] & Oregon (20) [465], 2015 (155 plays) 925 Clemson (44) [482] & Alabama (16) [443], 2019 (136 plays) Most Total Plays, Two-Game Totals 887 Clemson (35) [511] & Alabama (31) [376], 2017 (165 plays) 184 Clemson, 2017 (981 yards) 175 Clemson, 2016 (1,080 yards) Most Yards Gained Per Play 162 Ohio St., 2015 (1,075 yards) 9.35 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (74 for 692) 155 LSU, 2020 (1,320 yards) 8.37 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (63 for 527) 152 Oregon, 2015 (1,104 yards) 7.89 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (81 for 639) 7.75 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) Most Total Plays, Both Teams (81 for 628) 7.65 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 168 Oregon (59) [81] & Florida St. (20) [87] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (1,167 yards) 2019) (63 for 482) 166 Clemson (37) [90] & Oklahoma (17) [76] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (908 yards) ost ards ained er lay hampionship 165 Clemson (35) [99] & Alabama (31) [66] (CFP National Championship, Jan. M Y G P P , C 9, 2017) (887 yards) Game 156 Alabama (45) [71] & Clemson (40) [85] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7.75 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (81 for 628) 11, 2016) (1,023 yards) 7.65 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (63 for 482) 155 Ohio St. (42) [84] & Oregon (20) [71] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 6.66 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (71 for 473) 12, 2015] (1,003 yards) 6.55 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (71 for 465) 6.47 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (85 for 550) Most Total Plays, Both Teams, Championship Game Most Yards Gained Per Play, Two-Game 165 Clemson (35) [99] & Alabama (31) [66], 2017 (887 yards) Totals 156 Alabama (45) [71] & Clemson (40) [85], 2016 (1,023 yards) 8.52 LSU, 2020 (155 for 1,022) 155 Ohio St. (42) [84] & Oregon (20) [71], 2015 (1,003 yards) 7.26 Oregon, 2015 (152 for 1,104) 148 Alabama (26) [71] & Georgia (23) [77] (OT), 2018 (736 yards) 7.23 Clemson, 2019 (141 for 1,020) 6.79 Alabama, 2019 (143 for 971) ost otal ards M T Y 6.66 Alabama, 2016 (137 for 913) 692 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (74 plays) 639 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (81 plays) Fewest Total Yards 628 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) (81 plays) 188 Clemson (6) vs. Alabama (24) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 550 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 194 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 2016) (85 plays) 215 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 538 Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) (78 plays) 239 Michigan St. (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 538 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 248 Notre Dame (3) vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 2015) (84 plays)

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Fewest Total Yards, Championship Game 84 Oregon (59) [45] & Florida St. (20) [39] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 365 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 371 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams, 376 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 Championship Game 443 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 94 Ohio St. (42) [61] & Oregon (20) [33], 2015 465 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 84 Alabama (26) [39] & Georgia (23) [45] (2 OT), 2018 84 Alabama (45) [46] & Clemson (40) [38], 2016 Fewest Total Yards, Both Teams 76 Clemson (35) [42] & Alabama (31) [34], 2017 449 Alabama (24) [261] & Clemson (6) [188] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) (136 plays) 68 Clemson (44) [31] & Alabama (16) [37], 2019 520 Alabama (24) [326] & Washington (7) [194] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (131 plays) Most Rushing Yards 679 Alabama (38) [440] & Michigan St. (0) [239] (Cotton, Dec., 31, 2015) (131 plays) 317 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (34 attempts) 685 Clemson (31) [470] & Ohio St. (0) [215] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (141 312 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (58 attempts) plays) 301 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (45 attempts) 736 Alabama (26) [371] & Georgia (23) [365] (2 OT) (CFP National 296 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (148 plays) 2015) (61 attempts) 281 Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (42 attempts) Fewest Total Yards, Both Teams, Most Rushing Yards, Championship Game Championship Game 296 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (61 attempts) 736 Alabama (26) [371] & Georgia (23) [365] (2 OT), 2018 (148 plays) 221 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (34 attempts) 887 Clemson (35) [511] & Alabama (31) [376], 2017 (165 plays) 184 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23), 2018 (39 attempts) 925 Clemson (44) [482] & Alabama (16) [443], 2019 (136 plays) 165 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (32 attempts) 1,003 Ohio St. (42) [538] & Oregon (20) [465], 2015 (155 plays) 160 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (28 attempts)

Fewest Total Yards, Two-Game Totals Most Rushing Yards, Two-Game Totals 632 Alabama, 2018 (137 plays) 577 Ohio St., 2015 702 Alabama, 2017 (130 plays) 490 Alabama, 2017 811 Clemson, 2020 (127 plays) 457 Clemson, 2016 892 Georgia, 2018 (140 plays) 450 Georgia, 2018 913 Alabama, 2016 (137 plays) 433 Oregon, 2015 RUSHING Most Rushing Yards, Both Teams 559 Georgia (54) [317] & Oklahoma (48) [242] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 481 Oregon (59) [301] & Florida St. (20) [180] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) Most Rushing Attempts 451 Ohio St. (42) [281] & Alabama (35) [170] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 61 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 428 Ohio St. (42) [296] & Oregon (20) [132] (CFP National Championship, 2015) (296 yards) Jan. 12, 2015) 58 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (312 yards) 50 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (269 yards) Most Rushing Yards, Both Teams, 48 Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (205 yards) Championship Game 46 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (138 yards) 428 Ohio St. (42) [296] & Oregon (20) [132], 2015 325 LSU (42) [165] & Clemson (25) [160], 2020 Most Rushing Attempts, Championship Game 317 Alabama (26) [184] & Georgia (23) [133] (OT), 2018 312 Clemson (35) [91] & Alabama (31) [221], 2017 61 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (296 yards) 283 Clemson (44) [135] & Alabama (16) [148], 2019 46 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (138 yards) 283 Alabama (45) [138] & Clemson (45) [145], 2016 45 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (133 yards) 42 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (91 yards) Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt 39 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (184 yards) 9.32 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) Most Rushing Attempts, Two Game Totals 6.69 Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (42 for 281) 6.69 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (45 for 301) 103 Ohio St., 2015 6.50 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 96 Clemson, 2016 2017) (34 for 221) 90 Clemson, 2017 5.70 Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) (37 for 211) 84 Alabama, 2017 81 Alabama, 2016 Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt, 81 Alabama, 2018 Championship Game Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams 6.50 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (34 for 221) 94 Ohio St. (42) [61] & Oregon (20) [33] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 5.70 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (28 for 160) 12, 2015) 5.20 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (32 for 165) 91 Clemson (37) [58] & Oklahoma (17) [33] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2016) 4.85 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (61 for 296) 84 Alabama (26) [39] & Georgia (23) [45] (2 OT) (CFP National 4.72 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (39 for 184) Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) 84 Alabama (45) [46] & Clemson (40) [38] (CFP National Championship, Jan. Most Rushing Yards Per Attempt, Two- 11, 2016)

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Game Totals 318 Clemson, 2020 5.83 Alabama, 2017 (84 for 490) 325 LSU, 2020 5.70 Georgia, 2018 (79 for 450) 325 Alabama, 2018 5.60 Ohio St., 2015 (103 for 577) 5.58 Clemson, 2020 (57 for 318) Fewest Rushing Yards, Both Teams 5.55 Oregon, 2015 (78 for 433) 183 Alabama (38) [154] & Michigan St. (0) [29] (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 205 Alabama (24) [141] & Clemson (6) [64] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) Fewest Rushing Attempts 257 LSU (63) [160] & Oklahoma (28) [97] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 23 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 283 Clemson (44) [135] & Alabama (16) [148] (CFP National Championship, 26 Michigan (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) Jan. 7, 2019) 28 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 283 Alabama (45) [138] & Clemson (40) [145] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 28 Oklahoma (28) vs. LSU (63) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 29 Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 29 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) Fewest Rushing Yards, Both Teams, Championship Game Fewest Rushing Attempts, Championship 283 Clemson (44) [135] & Alabama (16) [148], 2019 Game 283 Alabama (45) [138] & Clemson (40) [145], 2016 312 Clemson (35) [91] & Alabama (31) [221], 2017 28 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (160 yards) 317 Alabama (26) [184] & Georgia (23) [133], 2018 31 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (135 yards) 325 LSU (42) [165] & Clemson (25) [160], 2020 32 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (165 yards) 33 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (132 yards) 34 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (221 yards) PASSING Fewest Rushing Attempts, Two-Game Totals 57 Clemson, 2020 Most Pass Attempts 64 LSU, 2020 57 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 68 Clemson, 2019 2016) (36 completions) 78 Oregon, 2015 49 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 79 Alabama, 2019 (31 completions) 79 Georgia, 2018 48 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (29 completions) 47 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, Fewest Rushing Attempts, Both Teams 2016) (30 completions) 46 Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (30 completions) 60 LSU (42) [32] & Clemson (25) [28] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) ost ass ttempts hampionship ame 61 Alabama (38) [35] & Michigan St. (0) [26] (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) M P A , C G 68 Clemson (44) [31] & Alabama (16) [37] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 57 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (36 completions) 7, 2019) 49 LSU (42) vs.Clemson (25), 2020 (31 completions) 71 Clemson (31) [48] & Ohio St. (0) [23] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 47 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (30 completions) 72 Clemson (30) [37] & Notre Dame (3) [35] (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 38 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (24 completions) 37 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (18 completions) Fewest Rushing Attempts, Both Teams, Most Pass Attempts, Two-Game Totals Championship Game 94 Clemson, 2017 60 LSU (42) [32] & Clemson (25) [28], 2020 91 LSU, 2020 68 Clemson (44) [31] & Alabama (16) [37], 2019 79 Clemson, 2016 76 Clemson (35) [42] & Alabama (31) [34], 2017 74 Oregon, 2015 84 Alabama (26) [39] & Georgia (23) [45] (OT), 2018 73 Clemson, 2019 84 Alabama (40) [46] & Clemson (40) [38], 2016 Most Pass Attempts, Both Teams Fewest Rushing Yards 89 Clemson (35) [57] & Alabama (31) [32] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 29 Michigan St. (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) (26 attempts) 9, 2017) 44 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (29 attempts) 86 LSU (42) [49] & Clemson (25) [37] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 64 Clemson (6) vs. Alabama (24) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) (33 attempts) 2020) 67 Oklahoma (17) vs. Clemson (37) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (33 attempts) 84 Oregon (59) [36] & Florida St. (20) [48] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 88 Notre Dame (3) vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) (35 attempts) 79 Clemson (29) [33] & Ohio St. (23) [46] (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 88 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (23 attempts) 76 LSU (63) [42] & Oklahoma (28) [34] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019)

Fewest Rushing Yards, Championship Game Most Pass Attempts, Both Teams, 91 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (42 attempts) Championship Game 132 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (33 attempts) 133 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (45 attempts) 89 Clemson (35) [57] & Alabama (31) [32], 2017 135 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (31 attempts) 86 LSU (42) [49] & Clemson (25) [37], 2020 138 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (46 attempts) 72 Alabama (45) [25] & Clemson (40) [47], 2016 68 Clemson (44) [32] & Alabama (16) [36], 2019 Fewest Rushing Yards, Two-Game Totals 64 Alabama (26) [32] & Georgia (23) [32] (OT), 2018 292 Alabama, 2016 296 Clemson, 2017

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Most Completions Most Passing Yards, Both Teams 36 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 757 LSU (63) [532] & Oklahoma (28) [225] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 2017) (57 attempts) 740 Alabama (45) [335] & Clemson (40) [405] (CFP National Championship, 32 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (42 attempts) Jan. 11, 2016) 31 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 697 LSU (42) [463] & Clemson (25) [234] (CFP National Championship, Jan. (49 attempts) 13, 2020) 30 Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (46 attempts) 686 Oregon (59) [338] & Florida St. (20) [348] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 30 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 642 Clemson (44) [347] & Alabama (16) [295] (CFP National Championship, 2016) (47 attempts) Jan. 7, 2019)

Most Completions, Championship Game Most Passing Yards, Both Teams, 36 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (57 attempts) Championship Game 31 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (49 attempts) 740 Alabama (45) [335] & Clemson (40) [405], 2016 30 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (47 attempts) 697 LSU (42) [463] & Clemson (25) [234], 2020 24 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (38 attempts) 642 Clemson (44) [347] & Alabama (16) [295], 2019 22 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 (36 attempts) 575 Clemson (35) [420] & Alabama (31) [155], 2017 575 Ohio St. (42) [242] & Oregon (20) [333], 2015 Most Completions, Two-Game Totals 63 LSU, 2020 Most Passes Had Intercepted 60 Clemson, 2017 3 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 50 Oregon, 2015 2 Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 47 Alabama, 2019 2 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 47 Clemson, 2019 2019) 47 Clemson, 2016 2 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) Most Completions, Both Teams 2 Clemson (6) vs. Alabama (23) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 55 Oregon (59) [26] & Florida St. (20) [29] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 2 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 50 Clemson (35) [36] & Alabama (31) [14] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 2 Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 10, 2017) 2 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 49 LSU (42) [31] & Clemson (25) [18] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2 Oklahoma (17) vs. Clemson (37) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 2020) 2 Michigan St. (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 48 Clemson (29) [18] & Ohio St. (23) [30] (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 48 LSU (63) [32] & Oklahoma (28) [16] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Championship Game Most Completions, Both Teams, 2 Alabama (44) vs. Clemson (16), 2019 Championship Game 2 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 50 Clemson (35) [36] & Alabama (31) [14], 2017 1 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 49 LSU (42) [31] & Clemson (25) [18], 2020 1 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 46 Alabama (45) [16] & Clemson (40) [30], 2016 1 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 42 Clemson (44) [20] & Alabama (16) [22], 2019 40 Ohio St. (42) [16] & Oregon (20) [24], 2015 Most Passes Had Intercepted, Two-Game Totals Most Passing Yards 2 Alabama, 2019 532 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 2 Georgia, 2018 463 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 2 Clemson, 2017 420 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 2 Clemson, 2016 405 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2 Ohio St., 2015 2016) 2 Oregon, 2015 348 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (50) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (29 completions) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams Most Passing Yards, Championship Game 4 Clemson (31) [2] & Ohio St. (0) [2] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 463 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (31 completions) 4 Ohio St. (42) [1] & Alabama (35) [3] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 420 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (36 completions) 3 Alabama (26) [1] & Georgia (23) [2] (OT) (CFP National Championship, 405 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (30 completions) Jan. 8, 2018) 347 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (20 completions) 3 Clemson (37) [1] & Oklahoma (17) [2] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 335 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (16 completions) Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams, Most Passing Yards, Two-Game Totals Championship Game 995 LSU, 2020 3 Alabama (26) [1] & Georgia (23) [2] (OT), 2018 685 Clemson, 2017 2 Alabama (16) [2] & Clemson (44) [0], 2019 674 Clemson, 2019 2 Ohio St. (42) [1] & Oregon (20) [1], 2015 671 Oregon, 2015 1 Alabama (45) [0] & Clemson (40) [1], 2016 623 Alabama, 2019 623 Clemson, 2016 Fewest Pass Attempts 14 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (7 completions)

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23 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 33 Alabama (26) [17] & Georgia (23) [16] (OT) (CFP National Championship, 2015) (16 completions) Jan. 8, 2018) 24 Alabama (24) vs. Clemson (6) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) (16 completions) 34 Alabama 24 [16] & Clemson (6) [18] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 25 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 40 Ohio St. (42) [16] & Oregon (20) [24] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 2016) (16 completions) 12, 2015) 28 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (25 completions) 41 Ohio St. (42) [19] & Alabama (35) [22] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015)

Fewest Pass Attempts, Championship Game Fewest Completions, Both Teams, 23 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (16 completions) Championship Game 25 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (16 completions) 33 Alabama (26) [17] & Georgia (23) [16] (OT), 2018 32 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (20 completions) 40 Ohio St. (42) [16] & Oregon (20) [24], 2015 32 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (17 completions) 42 Clemson (44) [20] & Alabama (16) [22], 2019 32 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (16 completions) 46 Alabama (45) [16] & Clemson (40) [30], 2016 32 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (14 completions) Fewest Passing Yards Fewest Pass Attempts, Two-Game Totals 57 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (7 completions) 46 Alabama, 2017 120 Alabama (24) vs. Clemson (6) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) (16 completions) 56 Alabama, 2018 124 Clemson (6) vs. Alabama (24) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) (18 completions) 56 Alabama, 2016 127 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (19 completions) 59 Ohio St., 2015 150 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (20 completions) 61 Georgia, 2018 Fewest Passing Yards, Championship Game Fewest Pass Attempts, Both Teams 155 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (14 completions) 52 Alabama (24) [14] & Washington (7) [38] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 187 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (17 completions) 61 Alabama (24) [24] & Clemson (6) [37] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 232 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (16 completions) 61 Ohio St. (42) [23] & Oregon (20) [38] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 234 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (18 completions) 12, 2015) 242 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (16 completions) 64 Alabama (26) [32] & Georgia (23) [32] (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) 64 Georgia (54) [29] & Oklahoma (48) [36] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) Fewest Passing Yards, Two-Game Totals 212 Alabama, 2017 Fewest Pass Attempts, Both Teams, 307 Alabama, 2018 442 Georgia, 2018 hampionship ame C G 493 Clemson, 2020 61 Ohio St. (42) [23] & Oregon (20) [38], 2015 498 Ohio St., 2015 64 Alabama (26) [32] & Georgia (23) [32] (OT), 2018 68 Clemson (44) [32] & Alabama (16) [36], 2019 Fewest Passing Yards, Both Teams 72 Alabama (45) [25] & Clemson (40) [47], 2016 207 Alabama (24) [57] & Washington (7) [150] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 244 Alabama (24) [120] & Clemson (6) [124] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) ewest ompletions F C 392 Clemson (31) [265] & Ohio St. (0) [127] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 7 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (14 attempts) 419 Alabama (26) [187] & Georgia (23) [232] (OT) (CFP National 14 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) 2016) (32 attempts) 487 Clemson (30) [327] & Notre Dame (3) [160] (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 16 Oklahoma (28) vs. LSU (63) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (34 attempts) 16 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, Fewest Passing Yards, Both Teams, 2018) (32 attempts) 16 Alabama (24) vs. Clemson (6) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) Championship Game 16 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 419 Alabama (26) [187] & Georgia (23) [232] (OT), 2018 2016) (25 attempts) 575 Clemson (35) [420] & Alabama (31) [155], 2017 16 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 575 Ohio St. (42) [242] & Oregon (20) [333], 2015 2015) (23 attempts) 642 Clemson (44) [347] & Alabama (16) [295], 2019 740 Alabama (45) [335] & Clemson (40) [405], 2016 Fewest Completions, Championship Game 14 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (32 attempts) 16 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (32 attempts) SCORING 16 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (25 attempts) 16 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (23 attempts) Most Points 17 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (32 attempts) 63 LSU vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) Fewest Completions, Two-Game Totals 59 Oregon vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 54 Georgia vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 21 Alabama, 2017 48 Oklahoma vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 33 Alabama, 2018 45 Alabama vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 35 Ohio St., 2015 45 Alabama vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 36 Clemson, 2020 36 Georgia, 2018 Most Points, Championship Game Fewest Completions, Both Teams 45 Alabama vs. Clemson (40), 2016 44 Clemson vs. Alabama (16), 2019 27 Alabama (24) [7] & Washington (7) [20] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 42 LSU vs. Clemson (25), 2020

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42 Ohio St. vs. Oregon (20), 2015 21 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 40 Clemson vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2nd quarter) 21 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (1st quarter) Most Points, Two-Game Totals 21 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (4th quarter) 105 LSU, 2020 21 Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) (3rd quarter) 84 Ohio St., 2015 83 Alabama, 2016 ost oints n uarter hampionship 79 Oregon, 2015 M P I A Q , C 77 Georgia, 2018 Game 77 Clemson, 2016 24 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (4th quarter) 21 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (2nd quarter) Most Points, Both Teams 21 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34), 2019 (1st quarter) 102 Georgia (54) & Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 21 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (4th quarter) 91 LSU (63) & Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 20 Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3), 2019 (2nd quarter) 85 Alabama (45) & Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 79 Alabama (45) & Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) Most Points In A Quarter, Both Teams 79 Oregon (59) & Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 40 Alabama (45) [24] & Clemson (40) [16] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (4th quarter) Most Points, Both Teams, Championship 35 LSU (63) [28] & Oklahoma (28) [7] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (2nd quarter) Game 34 Oregon (59) [27] & Florida St. (20) [7] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (3rd quarter) 31 LSU (42) [21] & Clemsonn (25) [10] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 85 Alabama (45) & Clemson (40), 2016 13, 2020) (2nd quarter) 67 LSU (42) & Clemson (25), 2020 28 LSU (63) [21] & Oklahoma (28) [7] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (1st quarter) 66 Clemson (35) & Alabama (31), 2017 28 Georgia (54) [14] & Oklahoma (48) [14] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (4th 62 Ohio St. (42) & Oregon (20), 2015 quarter) 28 Clemson (35) [21] & Alabama (31) [7] (CFP National Championshiip, Jan. Most Points In A Half 9, 2017) (4th quarter) 49 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (1st half) 41 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (2nd half) Most Points In A Quarter, Both Teams, 31 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (Cotton, Jan. 7, 2019) (1st half) Championship Game 31 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (1st half) 40 Alabama (45) [24] & Clemson (40) [16], 2016 (4th quarter) 31 Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (1st half) 31 LSU (42) [21] & Clemson (25) [10}, 2020 (2nd quarter) 31 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 28 Clemson (35) [21] & Alabama (31) [7], 2017 (4th quarter) 2016) (2nd half) 27 Clemson (44) [14] & Alabama (16) [13], 2019 (1st quarter) 21 Alabama (45) [7] & Clemson (40) [14], 2016 (1st quarter) ost oints n alf hampionship ame M P I A H , C G 21 Ohio St. (42) [14] & Oregon (20) [7], 2015 (1st quarter) 31 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (1st half) 31 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (2nd half) Most Points By A Losing Team 28 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (1st half) 48 Oklahoma vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 28 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (2nd half) 40 Clemson vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016 26 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2nd half) 35 Alabama vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 34 Oklahoma vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) ost oints n alf oth eams M P I A H , B T 31 Alabama vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Champioship, Jan. 9, 2017) 63 LSU (63) [49] & Oklahoma (28) [14] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (1st half) 57 Alabama (45) [31] & Clemson (40) [26] (CFP National Championship, Jan. Most Points By A Losing Team, 11, 2016) (2nd half) 48 Georgia (54) [17] & Oklahoma (48) [31] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (1st Championship Game half) 40 Clemson vs. Alabama (45), 2016 48 Oregon (59) [41] & Florida St. (20) [7] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (2nd half) 31 Alabama vs. Clemson (35), 2017 47 Clemson (44) [31] & Alabama (16) [13] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 25 Clemson vs. LSU (42), 2020 7, 2019) 23 Georgia vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 20 Oregon vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 Most Points In A Half, Both Teams, Championship Game Most Touchdowns Scored 57 Alabama (45) [31] & Clemson (40) [26], 2016 (2nd half) 9 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (7 pass, 2 rush) 47 Clemson (44) [31] & Alabama (16) [13], 2019 (1st half) 8 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (5 rush, 2 pass, 1 45 LSU (42) [28] & Clemson (25) [17], 2020 (1st half) fumble return) 45 Clemson (35) [28] & Alabama (31) [17], 2017 (2nd half) 7 Oklahoma (54) vs. Georgia (49) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (5 rush, 2 pass) 31 Ohio St. (42) [21] & Oregon (20) [10], 2015 (1st half) 6 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 31 Ohio St. (42) [21] & Oregon (20) [10], 2015 (2nd half) (5 pass, 1 rush) 6 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (2 rush, 4 pass) ost oints n uarter 6 Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) (2 rush, 3 M P I A Q pass, 1 fumble return) 28 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) (2nd quarter) 6 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 27 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (3rd quarter) 2016) (3 rush, 2 pass, 1 kickoff return) 24 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 6 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2016) (4th quarter) 2015) (5 rush, 1 pass)

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Most Touchdowns Scored, Championship Most Rushing Touchdowns, Both Teams Game 7 Georgia (54) [5] & Oklahoma (48) [2] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 6 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (5 pass, 1 rush) 6 LSU (63) [2] & Oklahoma (28) [4] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 6 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (5 rush, 1 pass) 6 Oregon (59) [5] & Florida St. (20) [1] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 6 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (3 rush, 2 pass, 1 kickoff return) 5 Clemson (35) [2] & Alabama (31) [3] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 5 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (2 rush, 3 pass) 5 Ohio St. (42) [2] & Alabama (35) [3] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 5 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (2 rush, 3 pass) 5 Ohio St. (42) [5] & Oregon (20) [0] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 5 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (1 rush, 4 pass) 2015)

Most Touchdowns Scored, Two-Game Totals Most Rushing Touchdowns, Both Teams, 15 LSU, 2020 hampionship ame 11 Alabama, 2016 C G 11 Ohio St., 2015 5 Clemson (35) [2] & Alabama (31) [3], 2017 10 Oregon, 2015 5 Ohio St. (42) [5] & Oregon (20) [0], 2015 9 Clemson, 2019 4 LSU (42) [1] & Clemson (25) [3], 2020 9 Georgia, 2018 4 Alabama (45) [3] & Clemson (40) [1], 2016 9 Clemson, 2017 9 Clemson, 2016 Most Touchdown Passes 7 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) Most Touchdowns, Both Teams 5 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 13 LSU (63) [9] & Oklahoma (28) [4] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 4 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 13 Georgia (54) [7] & Oklahoma (48) [6] (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 4 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 11 Alabama (45) [6] & Clemson (40) [5] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 3 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 11, 2016) 3 Clemson (30) vs. Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 10 Alabama (45) [6] & Oklahoma (34) [4] (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 3 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 10 Ohio St. (42) [5] & Alabama (35) [5] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 2018) 10 Oregon (59) [8] & Florida St. (20) [2] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 3 Oklahoma (48) vs. Georgia (54) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 3 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) Most Touchdowns, Both Teams, Most Touchdown Passes, Championship Game Championship Game 5 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 11 Alabama (45) [6] & Clemson (40) [5], 2016 4 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 9 LSU (42) [6] & Clemson (25) [3], 2020 3 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 9 Clemson (35) [5] & Alabama (31) [4], 2017 3 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 8 Ohio St. (42) [5] & Oregon (20) [2], 2015 3 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017

Most Rushing Touchdowns Most Touchdown Passes, Two-Game Totals 5 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 12 LSU, 2020 5 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 6 Clemson, 2019 5 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 6 Alabama, 2019 4 Oklahoma (28) vs. LSU (63) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 5 Alabama, 2018 3 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 5 Clemson, 2016 3 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 5 Clemson, 2017 2017) 3 Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) ost ouchdown asses oth eams 3 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, M T P , B T 2016) 7 LSU (63) [7] & Oklahoma (28) [0] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 3 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 6 Alabama (45) [4] & Oklahoma (34) [2] (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 3 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 6 Alabama (45) [2] & Clemson (40) [4] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) Most Rushing Touchdowns, Championship 5 LSU (42) [5] & Clemson (25) [0] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) Game 5 Clemson (44) [3] & Alabama (16) [2] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 5 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 2019) 3 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 5 Georgia (54) [2] & Oklahoma (48) [3] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 3 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 3 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 Most Touchdown Passes, Both Teams, Championship Game ost ushing ouchdowns wo ame M R T , T -G 6 Alabama (45) [2] & Clemson (40) [4], 2016 Totals 5 LSU (42) [5] & Clemson (25) [0], 2020 7 Ohio St., 2015 5 Clemson (44) [3] & Alabama (16) [2], 2019 6 Georgia, 2018 4 Alabama (26) [3] & Georgia (23) [1], 2018 5 Clemson, 2020 4 Clemson (35) [3] & Alabama (31) [1], 2017 5 Alabama, 2017 5 Clemson, 2017 Fewest Points 5 Alabama, 2016 0 Ohio St. vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 5 Oregon, 2015 0 Michigan St. vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015)

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3 Notre Dame vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 52 LSU (42) [29] & Clemson (25) [23] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 6 Clemson vs. Alabama (24) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 2020) 7 Washington vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 51 Clemson (37) [30] & Oklahoma (17) [24] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 49 Clemson (29) [21] & Ohio St. (23) [28] (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) Fewest Points, Championship Game 49 Alabama (45) [18] & Clemson (40) [31] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 16 Alabama vs. Clemson (44), 2019 20 Oregon vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 ost irst owns oth eams 23 Georgia vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 M F D , B T , 25 Clemson vs. LSU (42), 2020 Championship Game 26 Alabama vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 52 LSU (42) [29] & Clemson (25) [23], 2020 49 Alabama (45) [18] & Clemson (40) [31], 2016 Fewest Points, Two-Game Totals 48 Ohio St. (42) [28] & Oregon (20) [20], 2015 50 Alabama, 2018 47 Clemson (35) [31] & Alabama (31) [16], 2017 54 Clemson, 2020 55 Alabama, 2017 Most First Downs Rushing 66 Clemson, 2017 18 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 77 Georgia, 2018 17 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 77 Clemson, 2016 17 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 13 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) Fewest Points, Both Teams 12 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 30 Alabama (24) & Clemson (6) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) 2019) 31 Clemson (31) & Ohio St. (0) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 12 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 31 Alabama (24) & Washington (7) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 12 Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016 33 Clemson (30) & Notre Dame (3) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 12 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 38 Alabama (38) & Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 12 Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015)

Fewest Points, Both Teams, Championship Most First Downs Rushing, Championship Game Game 49 Alabama (26) & Georgia (23), 2018 18 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 60 Clemson (44) & Alabama (16), 2019 12 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 62 Ohio St. (42) & Oregon (20), 2015 10 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 66 Clemson (35) & Alabama (31), 2017 10 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 67 LSU (42) & Clemson (25), 2020 10 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018

Safeties Most First Downs Rushing, Two-Game none Totals 30 Ohio St., 2015 26 Clemson, 2016 FIRST DOWNS 24 Alabama, 2019 24 Oregon, 2015 Most First Downs 23 Alabama, 2017 31 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) ost irst owns assing 31 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) M F D P 31 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 20 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 30 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec, 31, 2015) 20 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) 30 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 19 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 17 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) Most First Downs, Championship Game 17 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 31 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 ost irst owns assing hampionship 31 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 M F D P , C 29 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 Game 28 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 20 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 23 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 19 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 23 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 17 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 13 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 Most First Downs, Two-Game Totals 12 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 61 Clemson, 2016 60 LSU, 2020 Most First Downs Passing, Two-Game 55 Clemson, 2017 Totals 51 Alabama, 2019 37 LSU, 2020 51 Ohio St., 2015 31 Clemson, 2017 30 Clemson, 2016 ost irst owns oth eams M F D , B T 27 Clemson, 2019 58 Oregon (59) [30] & Florida St. (20) [28] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 25 Oregon, 2015 54 Alabama (45) [28] & Oklahoma (34) [26] (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018)

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Most First Downs By Penalty 6 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) TIME OF POSSESSION 4 Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 4 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) Most Time Of Possession 3 Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 37:29 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 3 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 36:08 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 2018) 35:51 Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 3 Michigan St. (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 35:15 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 3 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 34:45 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) Most First Downs By Penalty, Championship Most Time Of Possession, Championship Game Game 6 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 37:29 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 4 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 34:45 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 3 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 34:44 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 2 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 33:43 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 2 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 31:37 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 2 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 2 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 2 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 TURNOVERS

SCORING DRIVES Most Turnovers 5 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) Longest Scoring Drive By Yards 4 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 3 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 99 Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (7 plays, TD) 3 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 98 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (6 plays, TD) 3 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 97 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (10 plays, TD) 96 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) Most Turnovers, Championship Game (4 plays, TD) 4 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 96 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17) (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) (7 plays, TD) 2 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 2 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 Longest Scoring Drive By Yards, 2 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 Championship Game Most Turnovers, Both Teams 97 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (10 plays, TD) 96 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (4 plays, TD) 7 Oregon (59) [2] & Florida St. (20) [5] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 5 Clemson (31) [2] & Ohio St. (0) [3] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) Longest Scoring Drive By Plays 5 Ohio St (42) [2] & Alabama (35) [3] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 5 Ohio St. (42) [4] & Oregon (20) [1] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 19 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (88 yards, FG) 2015) 14 Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (66 yards, FG) 14 Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (70 yards, FG) Most Turnovers, Both Teams, Championship 14 Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (80 yards, TD) 14 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, Game 2018) (55 yards, FG) 5 Ohio St. (42) [4] & Oregon (20) [1], 2015 3 Alabama (26) [1] & Georgia (23) [2] (OT), 2018 Longest Scoring Drive By Plays, 2 Clemson (44) [0] & Alabama (16) [2], 2019 Championship Game 2 Clemson (35) [2] & Alabama (31) [0], 2017 14 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (55 yards, FG) Most Fumbles 13 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (70 yards, FG 12 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 (89 yards, TD) 7 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (4 lost) 12 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (75 yards, TD) 3 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) (0 lost) 12 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (66 yards, FG) 3 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) (3 lost) Longest Scoring Drive By Time 7:40 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, Most Fumbles, Championship Game 2018) (55 yards, 14 plays, FG) 3 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 (0 lost) 3 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (3 lost) ongest coring rive y ime L S D B T , 2 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (2 lost) Championship Game 2 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (0 lost) 7:40 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (55 yards, 14 plays, FG) 1 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (1 lost) 1 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (0 lost) 1 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (0 lost)

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Most Fumbles, Both Teams 9 Oregon (59) [2] & Florida St. (20) [7] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) PUNTS 4 Clemson (30) [2] & Notre Dame (3) [2] (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 4 Alabama (38) [2] & Michigan St. (0) [2] (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) Most Punts 4 Ohio St. (42) [3] & Oregon (20) [1] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 11 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 2015) 9 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 3 Clemson (44) [0] & Alabama (16) [3] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 9 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 3 Alabama (24) [1] & Washington (7) [2] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 9 Washington (7) vs. Alabama (24) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 9 Michigan St. (0) vs. Alabama (38) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) Most Fumbles, Both Teams, Championship Most Punts, Championship Game ame G 11 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 4 Ohio St. (42) [3] & Oregon (20) [1], 2015 9 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 3 Clemson (44) [0] & Alabama (16) [3], 2019 9 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 3 Clemson (35) [2] & Alabama (31) [1], 2017 7 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 2 Alabama (45) [0] & Clemson (40) [2], 2016 7 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016

Most Fumbles Lost Most Punts, Two-Game Totals 4 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 19 Alabama, 2017 3 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 16 Clemson, 2020 2 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 14 Clemson, 2017 13 Georgia, 2018 Most Fumbles Lost, Championship Game 13 Alabama, 2016 3 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 Most Punts, Both Teams Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams 20 Clemson (35) [9] & Alabama (31) [11] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 5 Oregon (59) [1] & Florida St. (20) [4] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 9, 2017) 3 Ohio St. (42) [3] & Oregon (20) [0] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 17 Alabama (24) [8] & Washington (7) [9] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 2015) 16 LSU (42) [7] & Clemson (25) [9] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2 Clemson (30) [1] & Notre Dame (3) [1] (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018) 2020) 2 Clemson (35) [2] & Alabama (31) [0] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 15 Alabama (38) [6] vs. Michigan St. (0) [9] (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 2017) 13 Seven times

Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams, Most Punts, Both Teams, Championship Championship Game Game 3 Ohio St. (42) [3] & Oregon (20) [0], 2015 20 Clemson (35) [9] & Alabama (31) [11], 2017 16 LSU (42) [7] & Clemson (25) [9], 2020 Most Passes Had Intercepted 13 Alabama (26) [6] & Georgia (23) [7] (OT), 2018 3 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 13 Alabama (45) [7] vs. Clemson (40) [6], 2016 2 Nine times 9 Ohio St. (42) [3] vs. Oregon (20) [6], 2015

Most Passes Had Intercepted, Championship Fewest Punts 1 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28) (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) Game 2 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 2 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 2 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 2 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 2 Oklahoma (34) vs. Alabama (45) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 1 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 2 Oregon (59) vs. Florida St. (20) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 1 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 1 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 Fewest Punts, Championship Game 1 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 2 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 3 Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams 3 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 4 Clemson (31) [2] & Ohio St. (0) [2] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 6 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 4 Ohio St. (42) [1] & Alabama (35) [3] (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 6 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 3 Alabama (26) [1] & Georgia (23) [2] (OT) (CFP National Championship, 6 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 Jan. 8, 2018 3 Clemson (37) [1] & Oklahoma (17) [2] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) Fewest Punts, Two-Game Totals Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams, 4 Alabama, 2019 8 LSU, 2020 Championship Game 8 Clemson, 2019 3 Alabama (26) [1] & Georgia (23) [2] (OT), 2018 8 Oregon, 2015 2 Clemson (44) [0] & Alabama (16) [2[, 2019 9 Clemson, 2017 2 Ohio St. (42) [1] & Oregon (20) [1], 2015 9 Clemson, 2016 1 Alabama (45) [0] & Clemson (40) [0], 2016 9 Ohio St., 2015

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Fewest Punts, Both Teams Totals 4 Alabama (45) [2] vs. Oklahoma (34) [2] (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 196 Alabama, 2016 (5 returns) 5 Clemson (44) [3] vs. Alabama (16) [2] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 130 Clemson, 2017 (6 returns) 7, 2019) 103 Clemson, 2016 (5 returns) 6 LSU (63) [1] & Oklahoma (28) [5] (Peach, Dec. 28, 2019) 102 Alabama, 2017 (5 returns) 6 Oregon (59) [2] vs. Florida St. (20) [4] (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) 100 Oregon, 2015 (7 returns) 9 Clemson (37) [3] vs. Oklahoma (17) [6] (Orange, Dec. 31, 2015) 9 Ohio St. (42) [3] vs. Oregon (20) [6] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) PENALTIES

Fewest Punts, Both Teams, Championship Most Penalties Game 11 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 5 Clemson (44) [3] vs. Alabama (16) [2], 2019 (118 yards) 9 Ohio St. (42) [3] vs. Oregon (20) [6], 2015 11 Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) (66 yards) 13 Alabama (45) [7] vs. Clemson (40) [6], 2016 10 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 13 Alabama (26) [6] vs. Georgia (23) [7], 2018 2015) (76 yards) 16 LSU (42) [7] vs. Clemson (25) [9], 2020 9 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (86 yards) 9 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) (82 yards) PUNT RETURNS Most Penalties, Championship Game Most Punt Return Yards 11 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (118 yards) 10 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (76 yards) 80 Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) (5 returns) 9 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (82 yards) 38 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) (5 returns) 7 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (65 yards) 34 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 6 Alabama (16) vs. Clemson (44), 2019 (60 yards) 2018 (2 returns) 6 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (41 yards) 32 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 6 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (65 yards) 2015) (3 returns) 30 Alabama (24) vs. Clemson (6) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2018) (3 returns) Most Penalties, Two-Game Totals 20 Alabama, 2017 (148 yards) Most Punt Return Yards, Championship Game 16 Oregon, 2015 (126 yards) 38 Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 (5 returns) 15 LSU, 2020 (167 yards) 34 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (2 returns) 15 Alabama, 2019 (146 yards) 32 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), 2015 (3 returns) 13 Clemson, 2020 (112 yards) 22 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (2 returns) Most Penalties, Both Teams Most Punt Return Yards, Two-Game Totals 18 LSU (42) [11] & Clemson (25) [7] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 92 Alabama, 2016 (6 returns) 2020) 68 Alabama, 2018 (8 returns) 16 Alabama (45) [9] & Oklahoma (34) [7] (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 55 Georgia, 2018 (3 returns) 15 Ohio St. (42) [5] & Oregon (20) [10] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 42 Ohio St., 2015 (5 returns) 12, 2015) 14 Clemson (29) [6] & Ohio St. (23) [8] (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 14 Alabama (24) [11] & Washington (7) [3] (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) KICKOFF RETURNS Most Penalties, Both Teams, Championship ame Most Kickoff Return Yards G 18 LSU (42) [11] & Clemson (25) [7], 2020 196 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016) (5 returns) 15 Ohio St. (42) [5] & Oregon (20) [10], 2015 186 Florida St. (20) vs. Oregon (59) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2015) (9 returns) 12 Alabama (26) [6] & Georgia (23) [6] (OT), 2018 130 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 12 Clemson (35) [3] & Alabama (31) [9], 2017 2017) (6 returns) 7 Clemson (44) [1] & Alabama (16) [6], 2019 128 Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) (5 returns) 102 Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) (7 returns) Most Yards Penalized 118 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) Most Kickoff Return Yards, Championship (11 penalties) 86 Alabama (45) vs. Oklahoma (34) (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) (9 penalties) Game 82 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 196 Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016 (5 returns) 2017) (9 penalties) 130 Clemson (35) vs. Alabama (31), 2017 (6 returns) 77 Ohio St. (24) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) (8 penalties) 68 Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 (3 returns) 76 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 57 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (3 returns) 2015) (10 penalties) 52 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (4 returns) Most Yards Penalized, Championship Game Most Kickoff Return Yards, Two-Game 118 LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 (11 penalties) 82 Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 (9 penalties) 76 Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 (10 penalties)

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65 Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 (7 penalties) 65 Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 (6 penalties)

Most Yards Penalized, Two-Game Totals 167 LSU, 2020 (15 penalties) 148 Alabama, 2017 (20 penalties) 146 Alabama, 2019 (15 penalties) 126 Oregon, 2015 (16 penalties) 112 Clemson, 2020 (13 penalties)

Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams 183 LSU (42) [118] & Clemson (25) [65] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 141 Alabama (45) [86] & Oklahoma (34) [55] (Orange, Dec. 29, 2018) 132 Clemson (31) [60] & Ohio St. (0) [72] (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 124 Clemson (29) [47] & Ohio St. (23) [77] (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 117 Clemson (35) [35] & Alabama (31) [82] (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017)

Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams, Championship Game 183 LSU (42) [118] & Clemson (25) [65], 2020 117 Ohio St. (35) [35] & Alabama (31) [82], 2017 106 Alabama (26) [41] & Georgia (23) [65] (OT), 2018 106 Ohio St. (42) [30] & Oregon (20) [76], 2015 72 Clemson (44) [12] & Alabama (16) [60], 2019

ATTENDANCE

Highest Attendance (CFP Games Only) 92,844 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT), Jan. 1, 2018

Highest Cotton Bowl Attendance (CFP Semifinal Games Only) 82,812 Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0), Dec. 31, 2015

Highest Fiesta Bowl Attendance (CFP Semifinal Games Only) 71,330 Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23), Dec. 28, 2019

Highest Orange Bowl Attendance (CFP Semifinal Games Only) 67,615 Clemson (37) vs. Oklahoma (17), Dec. 31, 2015

Highest Peach Bowl Attendance (CFP Semifinal Games Only) 78,347 LSU (63) vs. Oklahoma (28), Dec. 28, 2019

Highest Rose Bowl Attendance (CFP Semifinal Games Only) 92,844 Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT), Jan. 1, 2018

Highest Sugar Bowl Attendance (CFP Semifinal Games Only) 74,682 Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35), Jan. 1, 2015

Highest CFP National Championship Attendance 85,689 Ohio St. (42) vs. Oregon (20), Jan. 12, 2015, Arlington, TX

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61 Camerson Nizialek, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1, 2018) 61 Cameron Johnston, Ohio St. (0) vs. Clemson (31) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) PLAYOFF LONGEST Longest Punt, Championship Game PLAYS (SINCE 2014-15) 58 Will Spiers, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 57 JK Scott, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 Only games played as part of the College Football Playoff are included. Each 57 Andy Teasdall, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016 team’s score is in parentheses after the team name. The date listed is the 56 Zach Von Rosenberg, LSU (42) vs. Clemson (25), 2020 actual date the game was played. Bowls are listed by the name of the bowl 56 JK Scott, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 at the time it was played. 56 JK Scott, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 *Scored touchdown on play.

Longest Runs From Scrimmage 85* Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St. (42) vs. Alabama (35) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 75* Sony Michel, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 68* J.K. Dobbins, Ohio St. (23) vs. Clemson (29) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019) 68* Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (24) vs. Washington (7) (Peach, Dec. 31, 2016) 67* Trevor Lawrence, Clemson (29) vs. Ohio St. (23) (Fiesta, Dec. 28, 2019)

Longest Runs From Scrimmage, Championship Game 50* Derrick Henry, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016

Longest Pass Plays From Scrimmage 80* Jake Fromm to Mecole Hardman, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) 74* Trevor Lawrence to Justyn Ross, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 7, 2019) 70* Marcus Mariota to Byron Marshall, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 12, 2015) 68* Jalen Hurts to O.J. Howard, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 9, 2017) 63 Jake Coker to O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 11, 2016)

Longest Pass Plays From Scrimmage, Championship Game 80* Jake Fromm to Mecole Hardman, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26), 2018 74* Trevor Lawrence to Justyn Ross, Clemson (44) vs. Alabama (16), 2019 70* Marcus Mariota to Byron Marshall, Oregon (20) vs. Ohio St. (42), 2015 68* Jalen Hurts to O.J. Howard, Alabama (31) vs. Clemson (35), 2017 63 Jake Coker to O.J. Howard, Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40), 2016

Longest Field Goal 55 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (54) vs. Oklahoma (48) (2 OT) (Rose, Jan. 1, 2018) 52 B.T. Potter, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 13, 2020) 51 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT) (CFP National Championship, Jan. 8, 2018) 47 Adam Griffith, Alabama (38) vs. Michigan St. (0) (Cotton, Dec. 31, 2015) 45 Greg Huegel, Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016)

Longest Field Goal, Championship Game 52 B.T. Potter, Clemson (25) vs. LSU (42), 2020 51 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 43 Andy Pappanastos, Alabama (26) vs. Georgia (23) (OT), 2018 41 Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (23) vs. Alabama (26) (OT), 2018 37 Greg Huegel, Clemson (40) vs. Alabama (45), 2016

Longest Punt 73 JK Scott, Alabama (35) vs. Ohio St. (42) (Sugar, Jan. 1, 2015) 67 Andy Teasdall, Clemson (31) vs. Ohio St. (0) (Fiesta, Dec. 31, 2016) 61 Tyler Newsome, Notre Dame (3) vs. Clemson (30) (Cotton, Dec. 29, 2018)

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BOWL COACHING ALL-TIME BOWL VICTORIES

RECORDS Ranked by Most Bowl Wins Coach (Teams Taken to Bowl) G W L T #Pct. * Active coach. #Ties computed as half won and half lost. Joe Paterno, Penn St. 37 24 12 1 .662 Bobby Bowden, West Virginia, Florida St. 32 21 10 1 .672 ALL-TIME BOWL APPEARANCES Nick Saban, Michigan St., LSU, Alabama * 25 15 10 0 .600 Paul “Bear” Bryant, Kentucky, Texas A&M, Alabama 29 15 12 2 .552 Mack Brown, Tulane, North Carolina, Texas 22 14 8 0 .636 Ranked by Most Bowl Games Coached Urban Meyer, Utah, Florida, Ohio St. 15 12 3 0 .800 Coach (Teams Taken to Bowl) G W L T #Pct. Lou Holtz, William & Mary, NC State, Arkansas, Notre 22 12 8 2 .591 Joe Paterno, Penn St. 37 24 12 1 .662 Dame, South Carolina Bobby Bowden, West Virginia, Florida St. 32 21 10 1 .672 Tom Osborne, Nebraska 25 12 13 0 .480 Paul “Bear” Bryant, Kentucky, Texas A&M, Alabama 29 15 12 2 .552 Kyle Whittingham, Utah * 14 11 3 0 .786 Nick Saban, Michigan St., LSU, Alabama * 25 15 10 0 .600 Gary Patterson, TCU * 17 11 6 0 .647 Tom Osborne, Nebraska 25 12 13 0 .480 Steve Spurrier, Duke, Florida, South Carolina 21 11 10 0 .524 Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 23 11 12 0 .478 Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 23 11 12 0 .478 Mack Brown, Tulane, North Carolina, Texas * 22 14 8 0 .636 Don James, Kent St., Washington 15 10 5 0 .667 Lou Holtz, William & Mary, NC State, Arkansas, Notre 22 12 8 2 .591 Dabo Swinney, Clemson * 16 10 6 0 .625 Dame, South Carolina Mark Richt, Georgia * 17 10 7 0 .588 LaVell Edwards, BYU 22 7 14 1 .341 John Vaught, Ole Miss 18 10 8 0 .556 Steve Spurrier, Duke, Florida, South Carolina 21 11 10 0 .524 Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin 13 9 4 0 .692 Vince Dooley, Georgia 20 8 10 2 .450 Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech 13 9 4 0 .692 John Vaught, Ole Miss 18 10 8 0 .556 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St. * 14 9 5 0 .643 Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 18 9 9 0 .500 Johnny Majors, Iowa St., Pittsburgh, Tennessee 16 9 7 0 .563 Bill Snyder, Kansas St. * 19 9 10 0 .474 Kirk Ferentz, Iowa * 17 9 8 0 .529 Gary Patterson, TCU * 17 11 6 0 .647 Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 18 9 9 0 .500 Mark Richt, Georgia, Miami (FL) * 17 10 7 0 .588 John Robinson, Southern California, UNLV 9 8 1 0 .889 Kirk Ferentz, Iowa * 17 9 8 0 .529 Tom O’Brien, Boston College, NC State 10 8 2 0 .800 Hayden Fry, SMU, Iowa 17 7 9 1 .441 Skip Holtz, East Carolina, South Fla., Louisiana Tech * 11 8 3 0 .727 Frank Solich, Nebraska, Ohio * 17 6 9 0 .353 Terry Donahue, UCLA 13 8 4 1 .654 , Michigan 17 5 12 0 .294 Barry Switzer, Oklahoma 13 8 5 0 .615 Dabo Swinney, Clemson * 14 9 5 0 .625 Jackie Sherrill, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M, Mississippi St. 14 8 6 0 .571 Johnny Majors, Iowa St., Pittsburgh, Tennessee 16 9 7 0 .563 Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee 15 8 7 0 .533 Darrell Royal, Texas 16 8 7 1 .531 Darrell Royal, Texas 16 8 7 1 .531 Frank Solich, Nebraska, Ohio * 16 7 9 0 .438 Vince Dooley, Georgia 20 8 10 2 .450 Urban Meyer, Utah, Florida, Ohio St. 15 12 3 0 .800 Don James, Kent St., Washington 15 10 5 0 .667 Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee 15 8 7 0 .533 ALL-TIME BOWL WINNING Mike Leach, Texas Tech, Washington St. * 15 7 8 0 .467 PERCENTAGE George Welsh, Navy, Virginia 15 5 10 0 .333 Kyle Whittingham, Utah * 14 11 3 0 .786 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St. * 14 9 5 0 .643 Ranked by Highest Bowl Winning Jackie Sherrill, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M, Mississippi St. 14 8 6 0 .571 Percentage Bronco Mendenhall, BYU, Virginia * 14 7 7 0 .500 (Minimum 7 Wins) Rocky Long, New Mexico, San Diego St. * 14 5 9 0 .357 John Cooper, Arizona St., Ohio St. 14 5 9 0 .357 Coach (Teams Taken to Bowl) G W L T #Pct. John Robinson, Southern California, UNLV 9 8 1 0 .889 Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin 13 9 4 0 .692 Tom O’Brien, Boston College, NC State 10 8 2 0 .800 Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech 13 9 4 0 .692 Urban Meyer, Utah, Florida, Ohio St. 15 12 3 0 .800 Terry Donahue, UCLA 13 8 4 1 .654 Kyle Whittingham, Utah * 14 11 3 0 .786 Barry Switzer, Oklahoma 13 8 5 0 .615 Dan Mullen, Mississippi St., Florida * 9 7 2 0 .778 Mark Dantonio, Cincinnati, Michigan St. 13 7 6 0 .538 Pat Dye, East Carolina, Auburn 10 7 2 1 .750 Charlie McClendon, LSU 13 7 6 0 .538 Skip Holtz, East Carolina, South Fla., Louisiana Tech * 11 8 3 0 .727 Chris Petersen, Boise St., Washington * 13 7 6 0 .538 Bob Devaney, Wyoming, Nebraska 10 7 3 0 .700 Tommy Tuberville, Ole Miss Auburn, Texas Tech, 13 7 6 0 .538 Cincinnati Dan Devine, Missouri, Notre Dame 10 7 3 0 .700 Lloyd Carr, Michigan 13 6 7 0 .462 June Jones, Hawaii, SMU 10 7 3 0 .700 Les Miles, LSU 13 6 7 0 .462 Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin 13 9 4 0 .692 Paul Johnson, Navy, Georgia Tech 13 5 8 0 .385 Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech 13 9 4 0 .692 Don Nehlen, West Virginia 13 4 9 0 .308 Bobby Bowden, West Virginia, Florida St. 32 21 10 1 .672 Don James, Kent St., Washington 15 10 5 0 .667 Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin 12 8 4 0 .667 Joe Paterno, Penn St. 37 24 12 1 .662 Terry Donahue, UCLA 13 8 4 1 .654

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Coach (Teams Taken to Bowl) G W L T #Pct. Gary Patterson, TCU * 17 11 6 0 .647 ALL-TIME BOWL COACHING Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St. * 14 9 5 0 .643 HISTORY Mack Brown, Tulane, North Carolina, Texas 21 13 8 0 .636 Gary Pinkel, Toledo, Missouri 11 7 4 0 .636 A total of 650 coaches have head-coached in history’s major bowl games (the term “major bowl” is defined above the alphabetical list of team bowl records). Dabo Swinney, Clemson * 16 10 6 0 .625 Below is an alphabetical list of all 650 bowl coaches, with their alma mater Barry Switzer, Oklahoma 13 8 5 0 .615 and year, their birth date, and their game-by-game bowl records, with name Nick Saban, Michigan St., LSU, Alabama * 25 15 10 0 .600 and date of each bowl, opponent, final score (own score first) and opposing Lou Holtz, William & Mary, NC State, Arkansas, Notre 22 12 8 2 .591 coach (in parentheses). A handful coached service teams or colleges never Dame, South Carolina in the major category but are included because they coached against a major Mark Richt, Georgia 17 10 7 0 .588 team in a major bowl. Earle Bruce, Tampa, Iowa St., Ohio St., Colorado St. 12 7 5 0 .583 #Team’s participation was later vacated by the NCAA Committee Brian Kelly, Cincinnati, Notre Dame * 12 7 5 0 .583 on Infractions or by NCAA executive action and is not included Jackie Sherrill, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M, Mississippi St. 14 8 6 0 .571 in the coach’s win-loss record. Johnny Majors, Iowa St., Pittsburgh, Tennessee 16 9 7 0 .563 STEVE ADDAZIO, 2-3-0 (Central Conn. St. 1981) Born 6-1-1959 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Temple New Mexico 12-17-2011 Wyoming 37-15 (Dave Christensen) Boston College Advocare V100, 12-31-13 Arizona 19-42 (Rich Rodriguez) Boston College New Era Pinstripe, 12-27-14Penn St. 30-31 (James Franklin) Boston College Quick Lane, 12-26-16 Maryland 36-30 (D.J. Durkin) Boston College New Era Pinstripe 12-27-17 Iowa 20-27 (Kirk Ferentz) JIM AIKEN, 0-1-0 (Wash. & Jeff. 1922) Born 5-26-1899 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Cotton 1-1-1949 SMU 12-21 (Matty Bell) FRED AKERS, 2-8-0 (Arkansas 1960) Born 3-17-1938 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wyoming Fiesta 12-19-1976 Oklahoma 7-41 (Barry Switzer) Texas Cotton 1-2-78 Notre Dame 10-38 (Dan Devine) Texas Sun 12-23-78 Maryland 42-0 (Jerry Claiborne) Texas Sun 12-22-79 Washington 7-14 (Don James) Texas Bluebonnet 12-31-80 North Carolina 7-16 (Dick Crum) Texas Cotton 1-1-82 Alabama 14-12 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Texas Sun 12-25-82 North Carolina 10-26 (Dick Crum) Texas Cotton 1-2-84 Georgia 9-10 (Vince Dooley) Texas Freedom 12-26-84 Iowa 17-55 (Hayden Fry) Texas Bluebonnet 12-31-85 Air Force 16-24 (Fisher DeBerry) ROBB AKEY, 1-0-0 (Weber St. 1988) Born 7-24-1966 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Idaho Humanitarian 12-30-2009 Bowling Green 43-42 (Dave Clawson) TOM ALLEN, 0-2-0 (Maranatha Baptist 1992) Born 3-14-1970 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Indiana Foster Farms, 12-28-2016 Utah 24-26 (Kyle Whittingham) Indiana Gator 1-2-20 Tenneessee 22-23 (Jeremy Pruitt) BILL ALEXANDER, 3-2-0 (Georgia Tech 1912) Born 6-6-1889 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Rose 1-1-1929 California 8-7 (Clarence “Nibs” Price) Georgia Tech Orange 1-1-40 Missouri 21-7 (Don Faurot) Georgia Tech Cotton 1-1-43 Texas 7-14 (Dana Bible) Georgia Tech Sugar 1-1-44 Tulsa 20-18 (Henry Frnka) Georgia Tech Orange 1-1-45 Tulsa 12-26 (Henry Frnka) LEONARD “STUB” ALLISON, 1-0-0 (Carleton 1917) Born 1892 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) California Rose 1-1-1938 Alabama 13-0 (Frank Thomas) BARRY ALVAREZ, 9-4-0 (Nebraska 1969) Born 12-30-1946 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-1994 UCLA 21-16 (Terry Donahue) Wisconsin Hall of Fame 1-2-95 Duke 34-20 (Fred Goldsmith) Wisconsin Copper 12-27-96 Utah 38-10 (Ron McBride)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHRIS AULT, 2-8-0 (Nevada 1968) Born 11-8-1947 Wisconsin Outback 1-1-98 Georgia 6-33 (Jim Donnan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-99 UCLA 38-31 (Bob Toledo) Nevada Las Vegas 12-18-1992 Bowling Green 34-35 (Gary Wisconsin Rose 1-1-2000 Stanford 17-9 (Tyrone Willingham) Blackney) Wisconsin Sun 12-29-00 UCLA 21-20 (Bob Toledo) Nevada Las Vegas 12-14-95 Toledo 37-40 (OT) (Gary Pinkel) Wisconsin Alamo 12-28-02 Colorado 31-28 (OT) (Gary Barnett) Nevada Hawaii 12-24-2005 UCF 49-48 (OT) (George O’Leary) Wisconsin Music City 12-31-03 Auburn 14-28 (Tommy Tuberville) Nevada MPC Computers 12-31-06 Miami (FL) 20-21 (Larry Coker) Wisconsin Outback 1-1-05 Georgia 21-24 (Mark Richt) Nevada New Mexico 12-22-07 New Mexico 0-23 (Rocky Long) Wisconsin Capital One 1-2-06 Auburn 24-10 (Tommy Tuberville) Nevada Humanitarian 12-30-08 Maryland 35-42 (Ralph Friedgen) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-13 Stanford 14-20 (David Shaw) Nevada Hawaii 12-24-09 SMU 10-45 (June Jones) Wisconsin Outback 1-1-15 Auburn 34-31 (Gus Malzahn) Nevada Kraft Fight Hunger 1-9-11 Boston College 20-13 (Frank Spaziani) CHUCK AMATO, 4-1-0 (NC State 1969) Born 6-26-1946 Nevada Hawaii 12-24-11 Southern Miss. 17-24 (Larry School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Fedora) NC State Micronpc.com 12-28-2000 Minnesota 38-30 (Glen Mason) Nevada New Mexico 12-15-12 Arizona 48-49 (Rich Rodriguez) NC State Tangerine 12-20-01 Pittsburgh 19-34 (Walt Harris) CHARLEY BACHMAN, 0-1-0 (Notre Dame 1917) Born 12-1-1892 NC State Gator 1-1-03 Notre Dame 28-6 (Tyrone School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Willingham) NC State Tangerine 12-22-03 Kansas 56-26 (Mark Mangino) Michigan St. Orange 1-1-1938 Auburn 0-6 (Jack Meagher) NC State Meineke 12-31-05 South Fla. 14-0 (Jim Leavitt) DINO BABERS, 2-0-0 (Hawaii 1984) Born 7-18-1961 TOM AMSTUTZ, 2-2-0 (Toledo 1977) Born 8-30-1955 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Bowling Green Camellia 12-20-2014 South Ala. 33-28 (Joey Jones) Toledo Motor City 12-29-2001 Cincinnati 23-16 (Rick Minter) Syracuse Camping World 12-28-18 West Virginia 34-18 (Dana Toledo Motor City 12-26-02 Boston College 25-51 (Tom Holgorsen) O’Brien) KENT BAER, 1-1-0 (Utah St. 1973) Born 5-2-1951 Toledo Motor City 12-27-04 UConn 10-39 (Randy Edsall) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Toledo GMAC 12-21-05 UTEP 45-13 (Mike Price) Notre Dame Insight 12-28-2004 Oregon St. 21-38 (Mike Riley) GARY ANDERSEN, 1-3-0 (Utah 1986) Born 2-19-1964 San Jose St. Military 12-27-12 Bowling Green 29-20 (Dave School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clawson) Utah St. Famous Idaho Potato Ohio 23-24 (Frank Solich) ENOCH BAGSHAW, 0-1-1 (Washington 1908) Born 1884 12-17-2011 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah St. Famous Idaho Potato Toledo 41-15 (Matt Campbell) 12-15-12 Washington Rose 1-1-1924 Navy 14-14 (Bob Folwell) Wisconsin Capital One, 1-1-14 South Carolina 24-31 (Steve Washington Rose 1-1-26 Alabama 19-20 (Wallace Wade) Spurrier) DAVID BAILIFF, 3-1-0 (Texas St. 1981) Born 5-26-1958 Utah St. Frisco 12-20-19 Kent St. 41-51 (Sean Lewis) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BLAKE ANDERSON, 2-4-0 (Sam Houston St. 1992) Born 3-24-1969 Rice Texas 12-30-2008 Western Mich. 38-14 (Bill Cubit) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Rice Armed Forces 12-29-12 Air Force 33-14 (Troy Calhoun) Arkansas St. GoDaddy 1-4-2015 Toledo 44-63 (Matt Campbell) Rice Liberty, 12-31-13 Mississippi St. 7-44 (Dan Mullen) Arkansas St. New Orleans 12-19-15 Louisiana Tech 28-47 (Skip Holtz) Rice Hawaii, 12-24-14 Fresno St. 30-6 (Tim DeRuyter) Arkansas St. Cure 12-17-16 UCF 31-13 (Scott Frost) DAVE BALDWIN, 0-1-0 (CSUN 1978) Born 3-12-1955 Arkansas St. Camellia 12-16-2017 Middle Tenn. 30-35 (Rick Stocksdill) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas St. Arizona 12-29-18 Nevada 13-16 (OT) (Jay Norvell) Arkansas St. Camellia 12-21-19 FIU 34-26 (Butch Davis) Colorado St. Las Vegas 12-20-2014 Utah 10-45 (Kyle Whittingham) MAJOR APPLEWHITE, 0-3-0 (Texas 2002) Born 7-26-1978 JEFF BANKS, 0-1-0 (Washington St. 1999) Born 4-8-1975 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Houston Las Vegas, 12-17-2016 San Diego St. 10-34 (Rocky Long) Texas A&M Belk 12-29-2017 Wake Forest 52-55 (Dave Clawson) Houston Hawaii 12-24-17 Fresno St. 27-33 (Jeff Tedford) GEORGE BARCLAY, 0-1-0 (North Carolina 1935) Born 5-14-1911 Houston Armed Forces 12-22-18 Army West Point 14-70 (Jeff School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Monken) Wash. & Lee Gator 1-1-1951 Wyoming 7-20 (Bowden Wyatt) MIKE ARCHER, 1-1-0 [Miami (FL) 1975] Born 7-26-1953 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL BARNES, 0-1-0 (Tennessee 1941) Born 10-20-1917 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Gator 12-31-1987 South Carolina 30-13 (Joe Morrison) UCLA Rose 1-1-1962 Minnesota 3-21 (Murray Warmath) LSU Hall of Fame 1-2-89 Syracuse 10-23 (Dick MacPherson) WILLIS BARNES, 1-1-1 (Nebraska) Born 10-22-1900 IKE ARMSTRONG, 1-0-0 (Drake 1923) Born 6-8-1895 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) New Mexico Sun 1-1-1944 Southwestern (TX) 0-7 (R. M. Utah Sun 1-2-1939 New Mexico 16-0 (Ted Shipkey) Medley) New Mexico Sun 1-1-46 Denver 34-24 (Clyde “Cac” BILL ARNSPARGER, 0-3-0 [Miami (OH) 1950] Born 12-16-1926 Hubbard) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) New Mexico Harbor 1-1-47 Montana St. 13-13 (Clyde LSU Sugar 1-1-1985 Nebraska 10-28 (Tom Osborne) Carpenter) LSU Liberty 12-27-85 Baylor 7-21 (Grant Teaff) LSU Sugar 1-1-87 Nebraska 15-30 (Tom Osborne)

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GARY BARNETT, 2-4-0 (Missouri 1969) Born 5-23-1946 MATTY BELL, 1-1-1 (Centre 1920) Born 2-22-1899 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Northwestern Rose 1-1-1996 Southern California 32-41 (John SMU Rose 1-1-1936 Stanford 0-7 (Claude “Tiny” Robinson) Thornhill) Northwestern Fla. Citrus 1-1-97 Tennessee 28-48 (Phillip Fulmer) SMU Cotton 1-1-48 Penn St. 13-13 (Bob Higgins) Colorado Insight.com 12-31-99 Boston College 62-28 (Tom SMU Cotton 1-1-49 Oregon 21-13 (Jim Aiken) O’Brien) Colorado Fiesta 1-1-2002 Oregon 16-38 (Mike Bellotti) EMORY BELLARD, 2-3-0 (Texas St. 1949) Born 12-17-1927 Colorado Alamo 12-28-02 Wisconsin 28-31 (OT) (Barry School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alvarez) Texas A&M Liberty 12-22-1975 Southern California 0-20 (John Colorado Houston 12-29-04 UTEP 33-28 (Mike Price) McKay) Texas A&M Sun 1-2-77 Florida 37-14 (Doug Dickey) JOHN BARNHILL, 2-1-1 (Tennessee 1928) Born 2-21-1903 Texas A&M Bluebonnet 12-31-77 Southern California 28-47 (John School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Robinson) Tennessee Sugar 1-1-1943 Tulsa 14-7 (Henry Frnka) Mississippi St. Sun 12-27-80 Nebraska 17-31 (Tom Osborne) Tennessee Rose 1-1-45 Southern California 0-25 (Jeff Mississippi St. Hall of Fame 12-31-81 Kansas 10-0 (Don Fambrough) Cravath) Arkansas Cotton 1-1-47 LSU 0-0 (Bernie Moore) MIKE BELLOTTI, 6-6-0 (UC Davis 1973) Born 12-21-1950 Arkansas Dixie 1-1-48 William & Mary 21-19 (Rube School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) McCray) Oregon Cotton 1-1-1996 Colorado 6-38 (Rick Neuheisel) BILL BATTLE, 4-1-0 (Alabama 1963) Born 12-8-1941 Oregon Las Vegas 12-20-97 Air Force 41-13 (Fisher DeBerry) Oregon Aloha Classic 12-25-98 Colorado 43-51 (Rick Neuheisel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Sun 12-31-99 Minnesota 24-20 (Glen Mason) Tennessee Sugar 1-1-1971 Air Force 34-13 (Ben Martin) Oregon Holiday 12-29-2000 Texas 35-30 (Mack Brown) Tennessee Liberty 12-20-71 Arkansas 14-13 (Frank Broyles) Oregon Fiesta 1-1-02 Colorado 38-16 (Gary Barnett) Tennessee Bluebonnet 12-30-72 LSU 24-17 (Charlie McClendon) Oregon Seattle 12-30-02 Wake Forest 17-38 (Jim Grobe) Tennessee Gator 12-29-73 Texas Tech 19-28 (Jim Carlen) Oregon Sun 12-31-03 Minnesota 30-31 (Glen Mason) Tennessee Liberty 12-16-74 Maryland 7-3 (Jerry Claiborne) Oregon Holiday 12-29-05 Oklahoma 14-17 (Bob Stoops) SAMMY BAUGH, 0-1-0 (TCU 1937) Born 3-17-1914 Oregon Las Vegas 12-21-06 BYU 8-38 (Bronco Mendenhall) Oregon Sun 12-31-07 South Fla. 56-21 (Jim Leavitt) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Holiday 12-30-08 Oklahoma St. 42-31 (Mike Gundy) Hardin-Simmons Sun 12-31-1958 Wyoming 6-14 (Bob Devaney) PHIL BENNETT, 1-0-0 (Texas A&M 1978) Born 12-3-1955 FRANK BEAMER, 11-12-0 (Virginia Tech 1969) Born 10-18-1946 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh BBVA Compass 1-8-2011 Kentucky 27-10 (Joker Phillips) Virginia Tech Independence 12-31-1993 Indiana 45-20 (Bill Mallory) Virginia Tech Gator 12-30-94 Tennessee 23-45 (Phillip Fulmer) ARTHUR “DUTCH” BERGMAN, 1-0-1 (Notre Dame 1920) Born 2-23-1895 Virginia Tech Sugar 12-31-95 Texas 28-10 (John Mackovic) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Tech Orange 12-31-96 Nebraska 21-41 (Tom Osborne) Catholic Orange 1-1-1936 Ole Miss 20-19 (Ed Walker) Virginia Tech Gator 1-1-98 North Carolina 3-42 (Carl Torbush) Catholic Sun 1-1-40 Arizona St. 0-0 () Virginia Tech Music City 12-29-98 Alabama 38-7 (Mike DuBose) Virginia Tech Sugar 1-4-2000 Florida St. 29-46 (Bobby Bowden) TODD BERRY, 0-1-0 (Tulsa 1983) Born 11-12-1960 Virginia Tech Gator 1-1-01 Clemson 41-20 (Tommy Bowden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Tech Gator 1-1-02 Florida St. 17-30 (Bobby Bowden) La.-Monroe Independence 12-28-2012 Ohio 14-45 (Frank Solich) Virginia Tech San Francisco 12-31-02 Air Force 20-13 (Fisher DeBerry) Virginia Tech Insight 12-26-03 California 49-52 (Jeff Tedford) HUGO BEZDEK, 1-1-0 (Chicago 1906) Born 4-1-1884 Virginia Tech Sugar 1-3-05 Auburn 13-16 (Tommy Tuberville) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Tech Gator 1-2-06 Louisville 35-24 (Bobby Petrino) Oregon Rose 1-1-1917 Penn 14-0 (Bob Folwell) Virginia Tech Chick-fil-A 12-30-06 Georgia 24-31 (Mark Richt) Penn St. Rose 1-1-23 Southern California 3-14 (Elmer Virginia Tech Orange 1-3-08 Kansas 21-24 (Mark Mangino) “Gus” Henderson) Virginia Tech Orange 1-1-09 Cincinnati 20-7 (Brian Kelly) DANA BIBLE, 0-1-0 (Cincinnati 1976) Born 10-30-1953 Virginia Tech Chick-fil-A 12-31-09 Tennessee 37-14 (Lane Kiffin) Virginia Tech Orange 1-3-11 Stanford 12-40 (Jim Harbaugh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Tech Sugar 1-3-12 Michigan 20-23 (OT) (Brady Hoke) NC State Music City 12-31-2012 Vanderbilt 24-38 (James Franklin) Virginia Tech Russell Athletic 12-28-12 Rutgers 13-10 (OT) (Kyle Flood) DANA X. BIBLE, 3-0-1 (Carson-Newman 1912) Born 10-8-1891 Virginia Tech Sun 12-31-13 UCLA 12-42 (Jim L. Mora) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Tech Military 12-27-14 Cincinnati 33-17 (Tommy Tuberville) Virginia Tech Independence 12-26-15 Tulsa 55-52 (Philip Montgomery) Texas A&M Dixie Classic 1-2-1922 Centre 22-14 (Charley Moran) Texas Cotton 1-1-43 Georgia Tech 14-7 (Bill Alexander) TIM BECKMAN, 0-2-0 (Findlay 1988) Born 1-19-1965 Texas Cotton 1-1-44 Randolph Field 7-7 (Frank Tritico) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Cotton 1-1-46 Missouri 40-27 (Chauncey Toledo Little Caesars 12-26-2010 FIU 32-34 (Mario Cristobal) Simpson) Illinois Heart of Dallas 12-24-14 Louisiana Tech 18-35 (Skip Holtz) JACK BICKNELL, 2-2-0 (Montclair St. 1960) Born 2-20-1938 ALEX BELL, 1-1-0 (Villanova 1938) Born 8-12-1915 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Boston College Tangerine 12-18-1982 Auburn 26-33 (Pat Dye) Villanova Sun 12-20-1961 Wichita St. 17-9 (Hank Foldberg) Boston College Liberty 12-29-83 Notre Dame 18-19 (Gerry Faust) Villanova Liberty 12-15-62 Oregon St. 0-6 (Tommy Prothro) Boston College Cotton 1-1-85 Houston 45-28 (Bill Yeoman) Boston College Hall of Fame 12-23-86 Georgia 27-24 (Vince Dooley)

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JACK BICKNELL III, 0-1-0 (Boston College 1984) Born 11-17-1963 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Tangerine 12-23-77 Texas Tech 40-17 (Steve Sloan) Louisiana Tech Humanitarian 12-31-2001 Clemson 24-49 (Tommy Bowden) Florida St. Orange 1-1-80 Oklahoma 7-24 (Barry Switzer) Florida St. Orange 1-1-81 Oklahoma 17-18 (Barry Switzer) BRET BIELEMA, 4-5-0 (Iowa 1992) Born 1-13-1970 Florida St. Gator 12-30-82 West Virginia 31-12 (Don Nehlen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Peach 12-30-83 North Carolina 28-3 (Dick Crum) Wisconsin Capital One 1-1-2007 Arkansas 17-14 (Houston Nutt) Florida St. Fla. Citrus 12-22-84 Georgia 17-17 (Vince Dooley) Wisconsin Outback 1-1-08 Tennessee 17-21 (Phillip Fulmer) Florida St. Gator 12-30-85 Oklahoma St. 34-23 (Pat Jones) Wisconsin Champs Sports 12-27-08 Florida St. 13-42 (Bobby Bowden) Florida St. All-American 12-31-86 Indiana 27-13 (Bill Mallory) Wisconsin Champs Sports 12-29-09 Miami (FL) 20-14 (Randy Shannon) Florida St. Fiesta 1-1-88 Nebraska 31-28 (Tom Osborne) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-11 TCU 19-21 (Gary Patterson) Florida St. Sugar 1-2-89 Auburn 13-7 (Pat Dye) Wisconsin Rose 1-2-12 Oregon 38-45 (Chip Kelly) Florida St. Fiesta 1-1-90 Nebraska 41-17 (Tom Osborne) Arkansas Texas 12-29-14 Texas 31-7 (Charlie Strong) Florida St. Blockbuster 12-28-90 Penn St. 24-17 (Joe Paterno) Arkansas Liberty 1-2-15 Kansas St. 45-23 (Bill Snyder) Florida St. Cotton 1-1-92 Texas A&M 10-2 (R.C. Slocum) Arkansas Belk 12-29-16 Virginia Tech 24-35 (Justin Fuente) Florida St. Orange 1-1-93 Nebraska 27-14 (Tom Osborne) BERNIE BIERMAN, 0-1-0 (Minnesota 1916) Born 3-11-1894 Florida St. Orange 1-1-94 Nebraska 18-16 (Tom Osborne) Florida St. Sugar 1-2-95 Florida 23-17 (Steve Spurrier) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Orange 1-1-96 Notre Dame 31-26 (Lou Holtz) Tulane Rose 1-1-1932 Southern California 12-21 (Howard Florida St. Sugar 1-2-97 Florida 20-52 (Steve Spurrier) Jones) Florida St. Sugar 1-1-98 Ohio St. 31-14 (John Cooper) GARY BLACKNEY, 2-0-0 (UConn 1967) Born 12-10-1944 Florida St. Fiesta 1-4-99 Tennessee 16-23 (Phillip Fulmer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Sugar 1-4-2000 Virginia Tech 46-29 (Frank Beamer) Florida St. Orange 1-3-01 Oklahoma 2-13 (Bob Stoops) Bowling Green California 12-14-1991 Fresno St. 28-21 (Jim Sweeney) Florida St. Gator 1-1-02 Virginia Tech 30-17 (Frank Beamer) Bowling Green Las Vegas 12-18-92 Nevada 35-34 (Chris Ault) Florida St. Sugar 1-1-03 Georgia 13-26 (Mark Richt) LARRY BLAKENEY, 2-3-0 (Auburn 1970) Born 9-21-1947 Florida St. Orange 1-1-04 Miami (FL) 14-16 (Larry Coker) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Gator 1-1-05 West Virginia 30-18 (Rich Rodriguez) Tulane Rose 1-1-1932 Southern California 12-21 (Howard Florida St. Orange 1-3-06 Penn St. 23-26 (3 OT) (Joe Jones) Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St.# Emerald 12-27-06 UCLA 44-27 (Karl Dorrell) Florida St. Music City 12-31-07 Kentucky 28-35 (Rich Brooks) Troy Silicon Valley 12-30-2004 Northern Ill. 21-34 (Joe Novak) Florida St. Champs Sports 12-27-08 Wisconsin 42-13 (Bret Bielema) Troy New Orleans 12-22-06 Rice 41-17 (Todd Graham) Florida St. Gator 1-1-10 West Virginia 33-21 (Bill Stewart) Troy New Orleans 12-21-08 Southern Miss. 27-30 (OT) (Larry Fedora) TERRY BOWDEN, 3-2-0 (West Virginia 1978) Born 2-24-1956 Troy GMAC 1-6-10 Central Mich. 41-44 (2 OT) (Steve School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stripling) Auburn Outback 1-1-1996 Penn St. 14-43 (Joe Paterno) Troy New Orleans 12-18-10 Ohio 48-21 (Frank Solich) Auburn Independence 12-31-96 Army West Point 32-29 (Bob BILL BLANKENSHIP, 1-1-0 (Tulsa 1979) Born 12-12-1956 Sutton) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Auburn Peach 1-2-98 Clemson 21-17 (Tommy West) Akron Famous Idaho Potato Utah St. 23-21 (Matt Wells) Tulsa Armed Forces 12-30-2011 BYU 21-24 (Bronco Mendenhall) 12-22-15 Tulsa Liberty 12-31-12 Iowa St. 31-17 (Paul Rhoads) Akron Boca Raton 12-19-17 Fla. Atlantic 3-50 (Lane Kiffin) MIKE BOBO, 0-3-0 (Georgia 1997) Born 4-9-1974 TOMMY BOWDEN, 4-4-0 (West Virginia 1977) Born 7-10-1954 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado St. Arizona 12-29-2015 Nevada 23-28 (Brian Polian) Clemson Peach 12-30-1999 Mississippi St. 7-17 (Jackie Sherrill) Colorado St. Famous Idaho Potato Idaho 50-61 (Paul Petrino) Clemson Gator 1-1-2001 Virginia Tech 20-41 (Frank Beamer) 12-22-16 Clemson Humanitarian 12-31-01 Louisiana Tech 49-24 (Jack Bicknell Colorado St. New Mexico 12-16-17 Marshall 28-31 (Doc Holliday) III) CRAIG BOHL, 2-1-0 (Nebraska 1982) Born 7-27-1958 Clemson Tangerine 12-23-02 Texas Tech 15-55 (Mike Leach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Peach 1-2-04 Tennessee 27-14 (Phillip Fulmer) Clemson Champs Sports 12-27-05 Colorado 19-10 (Mike Hankwitz) Wyoming Poinsettia 12-21-2016 BYU 21-24 (Kalani Sitaki) Clemson Music City 12-29-06 Kentucky 20-28 (Rich Brooks) Wyoming Famous Idaho Potato Central Mich 37-14 (John 12-22-17 Bonamego) Clemson Chick-fil-A 12-31-07 Auburn 20-23 (OT) (Tommy Tuberville) Wyoming Arizona 12-31-19 Georgia St. 38-17 (Shawn Elliott) JEFF BOWER, 6-5-0 (Southern Miss. 1976) Born 5-28-1953 JOHN BONAMEGO, 0-3-0 (Central Mich. 1987) Born 8-14-1963 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern Miss. All-American 12-28-1990 NC State 27-31 (Dick Sheridan) Central Mich. Quick Lane 12-28-2015 Minnesota 14-21 (Tracy Claeys) Southern Miss. Liberty 12-31-97 Pittsburgh 41-7 (Walt Harris) Central Mich. Miami Beach 12-19-16 Tulsa 10-55 (Philip Montgomery) Southern Miss. Humanitarian 12-30-98 Idaho 35-42 (Chris Tormey) Central Mich. Famous Idaho Potato Wyoming 14-37 (Craig Bohl) 12-22-17 Southern Miss. Liberty 12-31-99 Colorado St. 23-17 (Sonny Lubick) Southern Miss. Mobile Alabama 12-20-2000TCU 28-21 (Gary Patterson) BOBBY BOWDEN, 21-10-1 (Samford 1953) Born 11-8-1929 Southern Miss. Houston 12-27-02 Oklahoma St. 23-33 (Les Miles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern Miss. Liberty 12-31-03 Utah 0-17 (Urban Meyer) West Virginia Peach 12-29-1972 NC State 13-49 (Lou Holtz) Southern Miss. New Orleans 12-14-04 North Texas 31-10 (Darrell Dickey) West Virginia Peach 12-31-75 NC State 13-10 (Lou Holtz) Southern Miss. New Orleans 12-20-05 Arkansas St. 31-19 (Steve Roberts)

Bowl Coaching Records 103

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RICH BROOKS, 4-4-0 (Oregon St. 1963) Born 8-20-1941 Southern Miss. GMAC 1-7-07 Ohio 28-7 (Frank Solich) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern Miss. Papajohns.com 12-22-07 Cincinnati 21-31 (Brian Kelly) Oregon Independence 12-16-1989 Tulsa 27-24 (Dave Rader) Oregon Freedom 12-29-90 Colorado St. 31-32 (Earle Bruce) SAM BOYD, 1-0-0 (Baylor 1938) Born 8-12-1915 Oregon Independence 12-31-92 Wake Forest 35-39 (Bill Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Rose 1-2-95 Penn St. 20-38 (Joe Paterno) Baylor Sugar 1-1-1957 Tennessee 13-7 (Bowden Wyatt) Kentucky Music City 12-29-2006 Clemson 28-20 (Tommy Bowden) TOM BRADLEY, 0-1-0 (Penn St. 1979) Born 1956 Kentucky Music City 12-31-07 Florida St. 35-28 (Bobby Bowden) Kentucky Liberty 1-2-09 East Carolina 25-19 (Skip Holtz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kentucky Music City 12-27-09 Clemson 13-21 (Dabo Swinney) Penn St. Ticket City 1-2-2012 Houston 14-30 (Tony Levine) J.O. “BUDDY” BROTHERS, 0-1-0 (Texas Tech 1931) Born 5-29-1909 WESLEY BRADSHAW, 0-1-0 (Baylor 1923) Born 11-26-1898 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tulsa Gator 1-1-1953 Florida 13-14 (Bob Woodruff) Ouachita Baptist Shrine 12-18-1948 Hardin-Simmons 12-40 (Warren Woodson) MACK BROWN, 14-8-0 (Florida St. 1974) Born 8-27-1951 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) GREGG BRANDON, 2-1-0 (Northern Colo. 1978) Born 2-29-1956 Tulane Independence 12-19-1987 Washington 12-24 (Don James) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Peach 1-2-93 Mississippi St. 21-17 (Jackie Bowling Green Motor City 12-26-2003 Northwestern 28-24 (Randy Sherrill) Walker) North Carolina Gator 12-31-93 Alabama 10-24 (Gene Stallings) Bowling Green GMAC 12-22-04 Memphis 52-35 (Tommy West) North Carolina Sun 12-30-94 Texas 31-35 (John Mackovic) Bowling Green GMAC 1-6-08 Tulsa 7-63 (Todd Graham) North Carolina Carquest 12-30-95 Arkansas 20-10 (Danny Ford) BILLY BREWER, 3-2-0 (Ole Miss 1961) Born 10-8-1935 North Carolina Gator 1-1-97 West Virginia 20-13 (Don Nehlen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Cotton 1-1-99 Mississippi St. 38-11 (Jackie Sherrill) Ole Miss Independence 12-10-1983 Air Force 3-9 (Ken Hatfield) Texas Cotton 1-1-2000 Arkansas 6-27 (Houston Nutt) Ole Miss Independence 12-20-86 Texas Tech 20-17 (Spike Dykes) Texas Holiday 12-29-00 Oregon 30-35 (Mike Bellotti) Ole Miss All-American 12-29-89 Air Force 42-29 (Fisher DeBerry) Texas Holiday 12-28-01 Washington 47-43 (Rick Neuheisel) Ole Miss Gator 1-1-91 Michigan 3-35 (Gary Moeller) Texas Cotton 1-1-03 LSU 35-20 (Nick Saban) Ole Miss Liberty 12-31-92 Air Force 13-0 (Fisher DeBerry) Texas Holiday 12-30-03 Washington St. 20-28 (Bill Doba) TIM BREWSTER, 0-2-0 (Illinois 1984) Born 10-13-1960 Texas Rose 1-1-05 Michigan 38-37 (Lloyd Carr) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Rose 1-4-06 Southern California 41-38 (Pete Carroll) Minnesota Insight 12-31-2008 Kansas 21-42 (Mark Mangino) Texas Alamo 12-30-06 Iowa 26-24 (Kirk Ferentz) Minnesota Insight 12-31-09 Iowa St. 13-14 (Paul Rhoads) Texas Holiday 12-27-07 Arizona St. 52-34 (Dennis Erickson) JOHN BRIDGERS, 2-1-0 (Auburn 1947) Born 1-13-1922 Texas Fiesta 1-5-09 Ohio St. 24-21 (Jim Tressel) Texas BCS Champ. 1-7-10 Alabama 21-37 (Nick Saban) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Holiday 12-28-11 California 21-10 (Jeff Tedford) Baylor Gator 12-31-1960 Florida 12-13 (Ray Graves) Texas Alamo 12-29-12 Oregon St. 31-27 (Mike Riley) Baylor Gotham 12-9-61 Utah St. 24-9 (John Ralston) Texas Alamo 12-30-13 Oregon 7-30 (Mark Helfrich) Baylor Bluebonnet 12-21-63 LSU 14-7 (Charlie McClendon) North Carolina Military 12-27-19 Temple 55-13 (Rod Carey) ART BRILES, 3-6-0 (Texas Tech 1979) Born 12-3-1955 NEAL BROWN, 3-0-0 (Massachusetts 2002) Born 3-11-1980 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Houston Hawaii 12-25-2003 Hawaii 48-54 (3 OT) (June Jones) Troy Dollar General 12-23-2016 Ohio 28-23 (Frank Solich) Houston Fort Worth 12-23-05 Kansas 13-42 (Mark Mangino) Troy New Orleans 12-16-17 North Texas 50-30 (Seth Littrell) Houston Liberty 12-29-06 South Carolina 36-44 (Steve Troy Dollar General 12-22-18 Buffalo 42-32 (Lance Leipold) Spurrier) Baylor Texas 12-29-10 Illinois 14-38 (Ron Zook) WATSON BROWN, 0-1-0 (Vanderbilt 1972) Born 4-19-1950 Baylor Alamo 12-29-11 Washington 67-56 (Steve School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Sarkisian) UAB Hawaii 12-24-2004 Hawaii 40-59 (June Jones) Baylor Holiday 12-27-12 UCLA 49-26 (Jim L. Mora) Baylor Fiesta 1-1-14 UCF 42-52 (George O’Leary) FRANK BROYLES, 4-6-0 (Georgia Tech 1947) Born 12-26-1924 Baylor Cotton 1-1-15 Michigan St. 41-42 (Mark Dantonio) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Baylor Russell Athletic 12-29-15 North Carolina 49-38 (Larry Arkansas Gator 1-2-1960 Duke 6-7 (Bill Murray) Fedora) Arkansas Cotton 1-2-61 Duke 6-7 (Bill Murray) JEFF BROHM, 3-1-0 (Louisville 1994) Born 4-24-1971 Arkansas Sugar 1-1-62 Alabama 3-10 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas Sugar 1-1-63 Ole Miss 13-17 (John Vaught) Western Ky. Bahamas 12-24-2014 Central Mich. 49-48 (Dan Enos) Arkansas Cotton 1-1-65 Nebraska 10-7 (Bob Devaney) Western Ky. Miami Beach 12-21-15 South Fla. 45-35 (Willie Taggart) Arkansas Cotton 1-1-66 LSU 7-14 (Charlie McClendon) Purdue Foster Farms 12-27-17 Arizona 38-35 (Rich Rodriguez) Arkansas Sugar 1-1-69 Georgia 16-2 (Vince Dooley) Purdue Music City 12-28-18 Auburn 14-63 (Gus Malzahn) Arkansas Sugar 1-1-70 Ole Miss 22-27 (John Vaught) Arkansas Liberty 12-20-71 Tennessee 13-14 (Bill Battle) J.D. BROOKHART, 0-1-0 (Colorado St. 1988) Born 10-17-1964 Arkansas Cotton 1-1-76 Georgia 31-10 (Vince Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) EARLE BRUCE, 7-5-0 (Ohio St. 1953) Born 3-8-1931 Akron Motor City 12-26-2005 Memphis 31-38 (Tommy West) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tampa Tangerine 12-29-1972 Kent St. 21-18 (Don James)

Bowl Coaching Records 104

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) FRANK BURNS, 0-1-0 (Rutgers 1949) Born 3-16-1928 Iowa St. Peach 12-31-77 NC State 14-24 (Bo Rein) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Iowa St. Hall of Fame 12-20-78 Texas A&M 12-28 (Tom Wilson) Rutgers Garden State 12-16-1978 Arizona St. 18-34 (Frank Kush) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-80 Southern California 16-17 (John Robinson) LEON BURTNETT, 0-1-0 [Southwestern (KS) 1965] Born 5-30-1943 Ohio St. Fiesta 12-26-80 Penn St. 19-31 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Liberty 12-30-81 Navy 31-28 (George Welsh) Purdue Peach 12-31-1984 Virginia 24-27 (George Welsh) Ohio St. Holiday 12-17-82 BYU 47-17 (LaVell Edwards) WALLY BUTTS, 5-2-1 (Mercer 1928) Born 2-7-1905 Ohio St. Fiesta 1-2-84 Pittsburgh 28-23 (Foge Fazio) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-85 Southern California 17-20 (Ted School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tollner) Georgia Orange 1-1-1942 TCU 40-26 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) Ohio St. Fla. Citrus 12-28-85 BYU 10-7 (LaVell Edwards) Georgia Rose 1-1-43 UCLA 9-0 (Edwin “Babe” Horrell) Ohio St. Cotton 1-1-87 Texas A&M 28-12 (Jackie Sherrill) Georgia Oil 1-1-46 Tulsa 20-6 (Henry Frnka) Colorado St. Freedom 12-29-90 Oregon 32-31 (Rich Brooks) Georgia Sugar 1-1-47 North Carolina 20-10 (Carl Snavely) Georgia Gator 1-1-48 Maryland 20-20 (Jim Tatum) MILT BRUHN, 0-2-0 (Minnesota 1935) Born 7-28-1912 Georgia Orange 1-1-49 Texas 28-41 (Blair Cherry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Presidential Cup 12-9-50 Texas A&M 20-40 (Harry Stiteler) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-1960 Washington 8-44 (Jim Owens) Georgia Orange 1-1-60 Missouri 14-0 (Dan Devine) Wisconsin Rose 1-2-63 Southern California 37-42 (John McKay) JIM CALDWELL, 1-0-0 (Iowa 1977) Born 1-16-1955 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MIKE BRUMBELOW, 2-1-0 (TCU 1930) Born 7-13-1906 Wake Forest Aloha Classic 12-25-1999 Arizona St. 23-3 (Bruce Snyder) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UTEP Sun 1-1-1954 Southern Miss. 37-14 (Thad “Pie” TROY CALHOUN, 5-5-0 (Air Force 1989) Born 9-26-1966 Vann) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UTEP Sun 1-1-55 Florida St. 47-20 (Tom Nugent) Air Force Armed Forces 12-31-2007 California 36-42 (Jeff Tedford) UTEP Sun 1-1-57 George Washington 0-13 (Eugene Air Force Armed Forces 12-31-08 Houston 28-34 (Kevin Sumlin) “Bo” Sherman) Air Force Armed Forces 12-31-09 Houston 47-20 (Kevin Sumlin) PAUL “BEAR” BRYANT, 15-12-2 (Alabama 1936) Born 9-11-1913 Air Force Independence 12-27-10 Georgia Tech 14-7 (Paul Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Air Force Military 12-28-11 Toledo 41-42 (Matt Campbell) Air Force Armed Forces 12-29-12 Rice 14-33 (David Bailiff) Kentucky Great Lakes 12-6-1947 Villanova 24-14 (Jordan Oliver) Air Force Famous Idaho Potato Western Mich. 38-24 (P.J. Fleck) Kentucky Orange 1-2-50 Santa Clara 13-21 (Len Casanova) 12-20-14 Kentucky Sugar 1-1-51 Oklahoma 13-7 (Bud Wilkinson) Air Force Armed Forces 12-29-15 California 36-55 (Sonny Dykes) Kentucky Cotton 1-1-52 TCU 20-7 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) Air Force Arizona 12-30-16 South Ala. 45-21 (Jay Jones) Texas A&M Gator 12-28-57 Tennessee 0-3 (Bowden Wyatt) Air Force Cheez-It 12-27-19 Washington St. 31-21 (Mike Leach) Alabama Liberty 12-19-59 Penn St. 0-7 (Charles “Rip” Engle) Alabama Bluebonnet 12-17-60 Texas 3-3 (Darrell Royal) BILL CALLAHAN, 1-1-0 [Benedictine (IL) 1978] Born 7-31-1956 Alabama Sugar 1-1-62 Arkansas 10-3 (Frank Broyles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama Orange 1-1-63 Oklahoma 17-0 (Bud Wilkinson) Nebraska Alamo 12-28-2005 Michigan 32-28 (Lloyd Carr) Alabama Sugar 1-1-64 Ole Miss 12-7 (John Vaught) Nebraska Cotton 1-1-07 Auburn 14-17 (Tommy Tuberville) Alabama Orange 1-1-65 Texas 17-21 (Darrell Royal) Alabama Orange 1-1-66 Nebraska 39-28 (Bob Devaney) EDDIE CAMERON, 1-0-0 (Wash. & Lee 1924) Born 4-22-1902 Alabama Sugar 1-2-67 Nebraska 34-7 (Bob Devaney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama Cotton 1-1-68 Texas A&M 16-20 (Gene Stallings) Duke Sugar 1-1-1945 Alabama 29-26 (Frank Thomas) Alabama Gator 12-28-68 Missouri 10-35 (Dan Devine) Alabama Liberty 12-13-69 Colorado 33-47 (Eddie Crowder) FRANK CAMP, 1-0-0 (Transylvania 1930) Born 12-23-1905 Alabama Bluebonnet 12-31-70 Oklahoma 24-24 (Chuck Fairbanks) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama Orange 1-1-72 Nebraska 6-38 (Bob Devaney) Louisville Sun 1-1-1958 Drake 34-20 (Warren Gaer) Alabama Cotton 1-1-73 Texas 13-17 (Darrell Royal) MATT CAMPBELL, 3-3-0 (Mount Union 2002) Born 11-29-1979 Alabama Sugar 12-31-73 Notre Dame 23-24 (Ara Parseghian) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama Orange 1-1-75 Notre Dame 11-13 (Ara Toledo Military 12-28-2011 Air Force 42-41 (Troy Calhoun) Parseghian) Toledo Famous Idaho Potato Utah St. 15-41 (Gary Andersen) Alabama Sugar 12-31-75 Penn St. 13-6 (Joe Paterno) 12-15-12 Alabama Liberty 12-20-76 UCLA 36-6 (Terry Donahue) Toledo GoDaddy 1-4-15 Arkansas St. 63-44 (Blake Anderson) Alabama Sugar 1-2-78 Ohio St. 35-6 (Woody Hayes) Iowa St. Liberty 12-30-17 Memphis 21-20 (Mike Norvell) Alabama Sugar 1-1-79 Penn St. 14-7 (Joe Paterno) Iowa St Alamo 12-18-18 Washington St. 26-28 (Mike Leach) Alabama Sugar 1-1-80 Arkansas 24-9 (Lou Holtz) Iowa St. Camping World 12-28-19 Notre Dame 9-33 (Brian Kelly) Alabama Cotton 1-1-81 Baylor 30-2 (Grant Teaff) JASON CANDLE, 1-3-0 (Mount Union 2003) Born 11-12-1979 Alabama Cotton 1-1-82 Texas 12-14 (Fred Akers) Alabama Liberty 12-29-82 Illinois 21-15 (Mike White) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Toledo Boca Raton 12-22-2015 Temple 32-17 (Matt Rhule) JOHN BUNTING, 1-1-0 (North Carolina 1972) Born 7-15-1950 Toledo Camellia 12-17-16 Appalachian St. 28-31 (Scott School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Satterfield) North Carolina Peach 12-31-2001 Auburn 16-10 (Tommy Tuberville) Toledo Dollar General 12-23-17 Appalachian St. 0-34 (Scott North Carolina Continental Tire 12-30-04 Boston College 24-37 (Tom Satterfield) O’Brien) Toledo Bahamas 12-21-18 FIU 32-35 (Butch Davis)

Bowl Coaching Records 105

RON CARAGHER, 1-0-0 (UCLA 1990) Born 1-24-1967 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Rose 1-1-58 Ohio St. 7-10 (Woody Hayes) San Jose St. Cure 12-19-2015 Georgia St. 27-16 (Trent Miles) Oregon Liberty 12-17-60 Penn St. 12-41 (Charles “Rip” Engle) ROD CAREY, 0-7-0 (Indiana 1994) Born 7-24-1971 Oregon Sun 12-31-63 SMU 21-14 (Hayden Fry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Northern Ill. Orange 1-1-2013 Florida St. 10-31 (Jimbo Fisher) MILES CASTEEL, 0-1-0 (Kalamazoo 1925) Born 12-30-1896 Northern Ill. Poinsettia 12-26-13 Utah St. 14-21 (Matt Wells) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Northern Ill. Boca Raton 12-23-14 Marshall 23-52 (Doc Holliday) Northern Ill. Poinsettia 12-23-15 Boise St. 7-55 (Bryan Harsin) Arizona Salad 1-1-1949 Drake 13-14 (Al Kawal) Northern Ill. Quick Lane 12-26-17 Duke 14-36 (David Cutcliffe) PETE CAWTHON, 0-2-0 [Southwestern (TX) 1920] Born 8-24-1898 Northern Ill. Boca Raton 12-18-18 UAB 13-37 (Bill Clark) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Temple Military 12-27-19 North Carolina 13-55 (Mack Brown) Texas Tech Sun 1-1-1938 West Virginia 6-7 (Marshall “Little JIM CARLEN, 2-5-1 (Georgia Tech 1955) Born 7-11-1933 Sleepy” Glenn) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Cotton 1-2-39 St. Mary’s (CA) 13-20 (Edward “Slip” Madigan) West Virginia Peach 12-30-1969 South Carolina 14-3 (Paul Dietzel) Texas Tech Sun 12-19-70 Georgia Tech 9-17 (Bud Carson) BLAIR CHERRY, 2-1-0 (TCU 1924) Born 9-7-1901 Texas Tech Sun 12-30-72 North Carolina 28-32 (Bill Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Gator 12-29-73 Tennessee 28-19 (Bill Battle) Texas Sugar 1-1-1948 Alabama 27-7 (Harold “Red” Drew) Texas Tech Peach 12-28-74 Vanderbilt 6-6 (Steve Sloan) Texas Orange 1-1-49 Georgia 41-28 (Wally Butts) South Carolina Tangerine 12-20-75 Miami (OH) 7-20 (Dick Crum) Texas Cotton 1-1-51 Tennessee 14-20 (Bob Neyland) South Carolina Hall of Fame 12-29-79 Missouri 14-24 (Warren Powers) South Carolina Gator 12-29-80 Pittsburgh 8-37 (Jackie Sherrill) GENE CHIZIK, 3-0-0 (Florida 1985) Born 12-28-1961 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CLYDE CARPENTER, 0-0-1 (Montana 1932) Born 4-17-1908 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Auburn Outback 1-1-2010 Northwestern 38-35 (OT) (Pat Fitzgerald) Montana St. Harbor 1-1-1947 New Mexico 13-13 (Willis Barnes) Auburn BCS Champ. 1-10-11 Oregon 22-19 (Chip Kelly) LLOYD CARR, 6-7-0 (Northern Mich. 1968) Born 7-30-1945 Auburn Chick-fil-A 12-31-11 Virginia 43-24 (Mike London) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DAVE CHRISTENSEN, 1-1-0 (Western Wash. 1985) Born 1-17-1961 Michigan Alamo 12-28-1995 Texas A&M 20-22 (R.C. Slocum) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Outback 1-1-97 Alabama 14-17 (Gene Stallings) Wyoming New Mexico 12-19-2009 Fresno St. 35-28 (2 OT) (Pat Hill) Michigan Rose 1-1-98 Washington St. 21-16 (Mike Price) Wyoming New Mexico 12-17-11 Temple 15-37 (Steve Addazio) Michigan Florida Citrus 1-1-99 Arkansas 45-31 (Houston Nutt) Michigan Orange 1-1-2000 Alabama 35-34 (OT) (Mike PAUL CHRYST, 5-2-0 (Wisconsin 1988) Born 11-17-1965 DuBose) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Fla. Citrus 1-1-01 Auburn 31-28 (Tommy Tuberville) Pittsburgh BBVA Compass 1-5-2013 Ole Miss 17-38 (Hugh Freeze) Michigan Fla. Citrus 1-1-02 Tennessee 17-45 (Phillip Fulmer) Pittsburgh Little Caesars 12-26-13 Bowling Green 30-27 (Adam Michigan Outback 1-1-03 Florida 38-30 (Ron Zook) Scheier) Michigan Rose 1-1-04 Southern California 14-28 (Pete Wisconsin Holiday 12-30-15 Southern California 23-21 (Clay Carroll) Helton) Michigan Rose 1-1-05 Texas 37-38 (Mack Brown) Wisconsin Cotton 1-2-17 Western Mich. 24-16 (P.J. Fleck) Michigan Alamo 12-28-05 Nebraska 28-32 (Bill Callahan) Wisconsin Orange 12-30-17 Miami (FL) 34-24 (Mark Richt) Michigan Rose 1-1-07 Southern California 18-32 (Pete Wisconsin Pinstripe 12-27-18 Miami (FL) 35-3 (Mark Richt) Carroll) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-20 Oregon 27-28 (Mario Cristobal) Michigan Capital One 1-1-08 Florida 41-35 (Urban Meyer) TRACY CLAEYS, 2-0-0 (Kansas St. 1994) Born 12-25-1968 PETE CARROLL, 6-1-0 (Pacific 1973) Born 9-15-1951 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Minnesota Quick Lane 12-28-2015 Central Mich. 21-14 (John Southern California Las Vegas 12-25-2001 Utah 6-10 (Ron McBride) Bonamego) Southern California Orange 1-2-03 Iowa 38-17 (Kirk Ferentz) Minnesota Holiday 12-27-16 Washington St. 17-12 (Mike Leach) Southern California Rose 1-1-04 Michigan 28-14 (Lloyd Carr) Southern California# Orange 1-4-05 Oklahoma 55-19 (Bob Stoops) JERRY CLAIBORNE, 3-8-0 (Kentucky 1950) Born 8-26-1928 Southern California# Rose 1-4-06 Texas 38-41 (Mack Brown) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern California Rose 1-1-07 Michigan 32-18 (Lloyd Carr) Virginia Tech Liberty 12-10-1966 Miami (FL) 7-14 (Charlie Tate) Southern California Rose 1-1-08 Illinois 49-17 (Ron Zook) Virginia Tech Liberty 12-14-68 Ole Miss 17-34 (John Vaught) Southern California Rose 1-1-09 Penn St. 38-24 (Joe Paterno) Maryland Peach 12-28-73 Georgia 16-17 (Vince Dooley) Southern California Emerald 12-26-09 Boston College 24-13 (Frank Maryland Liberty 12-16-74 Tennessee 3-7 (Bill Battle) Spaziani) Maryland Gator 12-29-75 Florida 13-0 (Doug Dickey) BUD CARSON, 1-1-0 (North Carolina 1952) Born 4-28-1930 Maryland Cotton 1-1-77 Houston 21-30 (Bill Yeoman) Maryland Hall of Fame 12-22-77 Minnesota 17-7 (Cal Stoll) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Maryland Sun 12-23-78 Texas 0-42 (Fred Akers) Georgia Tech Sun 12-19-1970 Texas Tech 17-9 (Jim Carlen) Maryland Tangerine 12-20-80 Florida 20-35 (Charley Pell) Georgia Tech Peach 12-30-71 Ole Miss 18-41 (Billy Kinard) Kentucky Hall of Fame 12-22-83 West Virginia 16-20 (Don Nehlen) LEN CASANOVA, 2-2-0 (Santa Clara 1927) Born 6-12-1905 Kentucky Hall of Fame 12-29-84 Wisconsin 20-19 (Dave McClain) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Santa Clara Orange 1-2-1950 Kentucky 21-13 (Paul “Bear” Bryant)

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BILL CLARK, 1-2-0 (Jacksonville St. 1990) Born 6-28-1968 GENE CORUM, 0-1-0 (West Virginia 1948) Born 5-29-1921 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UAB Bahamas 12-22-2017 Ohio 6-41 (Frank Solich) West Virginia Liberty 12-19-1964 Utah 6-32 (Ray Nagel) UAB Boca Raton 12-18-18 Northern Ill. 37-13 (Rod Carey) DON CORYELL, 1-0-0 (Washington 1950) Born 10-17-1924 UAB New Orleans 12-21-19 Appalachian St. 17-31 (Shawn Clark) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) San Diego St. Pasadena 12-6-1969 Boston U. 28-7 (Larry Naviaux) SHAWN CLARK, 1-0-0 (Appalachian St. 1998) Born 8-16-1975 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BARNEY COTTON, 0-1-0 (Nebraska 1983) Born 9-30-1956 Appalachian St. New Orleans 12-21-2019 UAB 31-17 (Bill Clark) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nebraska Holiday 12-27-2014 Southern California 42-45 (Steve DAVE CLAWSON, 3-3-0 (Williams 1989) Born 8-16-1967 Sarkisian) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TOM COUGHLIN, 1-1-0 (Syracuse 1968) Born 8-31-1946 Bowling Green Humanitarian 12-30-2009 Idaho 42-43 (Robb Akey) Bowling Green Military 12-27-12 San Jose St. 20-29 (Kent Baer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wake Forest Military 12-27-16 Temple 34-26 (Ed Foley) Boston College Hall of Fame 1-1-1993 Tennessee 23-38 (Phillip Fulmer) Wake Forest Belk 12-29-17 Texas A&M 55-52 (Jeff Banks) Boston College Carquest 1-1-94 Virginia 31-13 (George Welsh) Wake Forest Birmingham 12-22-18 Memphis 37-34 (Mike Norvell) TED COX, 1-0-0 (Minnesota 1926) Born 6-30-1903 Wake Forest Pinstripe 12-27-19 Michigan St. 21-27 (Mark Dantonio) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LARRY COKER, 4-2-0 (Northeastern 1970) Born 6-23-1948 Tulane Sugar 1-1-1935 Temple 20-14 (Glenn “Pop” School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Warner) Miami (FL) Rose 1-3-2002 Nebraska 37-14 (Frank Solich) JEFF CRAVATH, 2-2-0 (Southern California 1927) Born 2-5-1905 Miami (FL) Fiesta 1-3-02 Ohio St. 24-31 (2 OT) (Jim Tressel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-04 Florida St. 16-14 (Bobby Bowden) Miami (FL) Peach 12-31-04 Florida 27-10 (Charlie Strong) Southern California Rose 1-1-1944 Washington 29-0 (Ralph “Pest” Miami (FL) Peach 12-30-05 LSU 3-40 (Les Miles) Welch) Miami (FL) MPC Computers 12-31-06 Nevada 21-20 (Chris Ault) Southern California Rose 1-1-45 Tennessee 25-0 (John Barnhill) Southern California Rose 1-1-46 Alabama 14-34 (Frank Thomas) CECIL COLEMAN, 1-0-0 (Arizona St. 1950) Born 4-12-1926 Southern California Rose 1-1-48 Michigan 0-49 (H.O. “Fritz” Crisler) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHRIS CREIGHTON, 0-3-0 (Kenyon 1991) Born 2-7-1969 Fresno St. Mercy 11-23-1961 Bowling Green 36-6 (Doyt Perry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BOBBY COLLINS, 3-2-0 (Mississippi St. 1955) Born 10-25-1933 Eastern Mich. Bahamas 12-23-2016 Old Dominion 24-20 (Bobby Wilder) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Eastern Mich. Camellia 12-15-18 Ga. Southern 21-23 (Chad Southern Miss. Independence 12-13-1970 McNeese St. 16-14 (Ernie Lunsford) Duplechin) Eastern Mich. Quick Lane 12-26-19 Pittsburgh 30-24 (Pat Narduzzi) Southern Miss. Tangerine 12-19-81 Missouri 17-19 (Warren Powers) H.O. “FRITZ” CRISLER, 1-0-0 (Chicago 1922) Born 1-2-1899 SMU Cotton 1-1-83 Pittsburgh 7-3 (Foge Fazio) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) SMU Sun 12-24-83 Alabama 7-28 (Ray Perkins) SMU Aloha 12-29-84 Notre Dame 27-20 (Gerry Faust) Michigan Rose 1-1-1948 Southern California 49-0 (Jeff Cravath) GEOFF COLLINS, 1-1-0 (Western Caro. 1994) Born 4-10-1971 MARIO CRISTOBAL, 3-2-0 [Miami (FL) 1993] Born 9-24-1970 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Temple Gasparilla 12-21-2017 FIU 28-3 (Butch Davis) FIU Little Caesars 12-26-2010 Toledo 34-32 (Tim Beckman) Temple Independence 12-27-18 Duke 27-56 (David Cutcliffe) FIU St. Petersburg 12-20-11 Marshall 10-20 (Doc Holliday) JOHN COOPER, 5-9-0 (Iowa St. 1962) Born 7-2-1937 Oregon Las Vegas 12-16-17 Boise St. 28-38 (Bryan Harsin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Redbox 12-31-18 Michigan St. 7-6 (Mark Dantonio) Arizona St. Holiday 12-22-1985 Arkansas 17-18 (Ken Hatfield) Oregon Rose 1-1-20 Wisconsin 28-27 (Paul Chryst) Arizona St. Rose 1-1-87 Michigan 22-15 (Bo Schembechler) SYLVESTER CROOM, 1-0-0 (Alabama 1975) Born 9-25-1954 Arizona St. Freedom 12-30-87 Air Force 33-28 (Fisher DeBerry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Hall of Fame 1-1-90 Auburn 14-31 (Pat Dye) Mississippi St. Liberty 12-29-2007 UCF 10-3 (George O’Leary) Ohio St. Liberty 12-27-90 Air Force 11-23 (Fisher DeBerry) Ohio St. Hall of Fame 1-1-92 Syracuse 17-24 (Paul Pasqualoni) EDDIE CROWDER, 3-2-0 (Oklahoma 1955) Born 8-26-1931 Ohio St. Fla. Citrus 1-1-93 Georgia 14-21 (Ray Goff) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Holiday 12-30-93 BYU 28-21 (LaVell Edwards) Colorado Bluebonnet 12-23-1967 Miami (FL) 31-21 (Charlie Tate) Ohio St. Fla. Citrus 1-2-95 Alabama 17-24 (Gene Stallings) Colorado Liberty 12-13-69 Alabama 47-33 (Paul “Bear” Ohio St. Fla. Citrus 1-1-96 Tennessee 14-20 (Phillip Fulmer) Bryant) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-97 Arizona St. 20-17 (Bruce Snyder) Colorado Liberty 12-12-70 Tulane 3-17 (Jim Pittman) Ohio St. Sugar 1-1-98 Florida St. 14-31 (Bobby Bowden) Colorado Bluebonnet 12-31-71 Houston 29-17 (Bill Yeoman) Ohio St. Sugar 1-1-99 Texas A&M 24-14 (R.C. Slocum) Colorado Gator 12-20-72 Auburn 3-24 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) Ohio St. Outback 1-1-2001 South Carolina 7-24 (Lou Holtz) JACK CROWE, 0-1-0 (UAB 1970) Born 4-6-1948 LEE CORSO, 1-0-1 (Florida St. 1957) Born 8-7-1935 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas Independence 12-29-1991 Georgia 15-24 (Ray Goff) Louisville Pasadena 12-19-1970 Long Beach St. 24-24 (Jim Stangeland) Indiana Holiday 12-21-79 BYU 38-37 (LaVell Edwards)

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JIM CROWLEY, 1-1-0 (Notre Dame 1925) Born 9-10-1902 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan St. Outback 1-2-12 Georgia 33-30 (3 OT) (Mark Richt) Fordham Cotton 1-1-1941 Texas A&M 12-13 (Homer Norton) Michigan St. Buffalo Wild Wings TCU 17-16 (Gary Patterson) Fordham Sugar 1-1-42 Missouri 2-0 (Don Faurot) 12-29-12 Michigan St. Rose 1-1-14 Stanford 24-20 (David Shaw) GARY CROWTON, 0-1-0 (BYU 1983) Born 6-14-1957 Michigan St. Cotton 1-1-15 Baylor 42-41 (Art Briles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan St. Cotton 12-31-15 Alabama 0-38 (Nick Saban) BYU Liberty 12-31-2001 Louisville 10-28 (John L. Smith) Michigan St. Holiday 12-28-17 Washington St. 42-17 (Mike Leach) Michigan St. Redbox 12-31-18 Oregon 6-7 (Mario Cristobal) DICK CRUM, 6-2-0 (Mount Union 1957) Born 4-29-1934 Michigan St. Pinstripe 12-27-19 Wake Forest 27-21 (Dave Clawson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (OH) Tangerine 12-21-1974 Georgia 21-10 (Vince Dooley) GARY DARNELL, 0-2-0 (Oklahoma St. 1971) Born 10-15-1948 Miami (OH) Tangerine 12-20-75 South Carolina 20-7 (Jim Carlen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Gator 12-28-79 Michigan 17-15 (Bo Schembechler) Florida Freedom 12-29-1989 Washington 7-34 (Don James) North Carolina Bluebonnet 12-31-80 Texas 16-7 (Fred Akers) Texas A&M Alamo 12-29-2007 Penn St. 17-24 (Joe Paterno) North Carolina Gator 12-28-81 Arkansas 31-27 (Lou Holtz) North Carolina Sun 12-25-82 Texas 26-10 (Fred Akers) DUFFY DAUGHERTY, 1-1-0 (Syracuse 1940) Born 9-8-1915 North Carolina Peach 12-30-83 Florida St. 3-28 (Bobby Bowden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Aloha 12-27-86 Arizona 21-30 (Larry Smith) Michigan St. Rose 1-2-1956 UCLA 17-14 (Henry “Red” Sanders) BILL CUBIT, 0-3-0 (Delaware 1975) Born 10-14-1953 Michigan St. Rose 1-1-66 UCLA 12-14 (Tommy Prothro) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BOB DAVIE, 1-4-0 (Youngstown St. 1976) Born 9-30-1954 Western Mich. International 1-6-2007 Cincinnati 24-27 (Brian Kelly) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Western Mich. Texas 12-30-08 Rice 14-38 (David Bailiff) Notre Dame Independence 12-28-1997 LSU 9-27 (Gerry DiNardo) Western Mich. Little Caesars 12-27-11 Purdue 32-37 (Danny Hope) Notre Dame Gator 1-1-99 Georgia Tech 28-35 (George O’Leary) FRAN CURCI, 1-0-0 [Miami (FL) 1960] Born 6-11-1938 Notre Dame Fiesta 1-1-2001 Oregon St. 9-41 (Dennis Erickson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) New Mexico New Mexico 12-15-15 Arizona 37-45 (Rich Rodriguez) Kentucky Peach 12-31-1976 North Carolina 21-0 (Bill Dooley) New Mexico New Mexico 12-17-16 UTSA 23-20 (Frank Wilson) BILL CURRY, 2-3-0 (Georgia Tech 1965) Born 10-21-1942 BOB DAVIS, 0-1-0 (Utah 1930) Born 2-13-1908 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Hall of Fame 12-31-1985 Michigan St. 17-14 (George Perles) Colorado St. Raisin 1-1-1949 Occidental 20-21 (Roy Dennis) Alabama Hall of Fame 1-2-88 Michigan 24-28 (Bo Schembechler) BUTCH DAVIS, 6-4-0 (Arkansas 1974) Born 11-17-1951 Alabama Sun 12-24-88 Army West Point 29-28 (Jim Young) Alabama Sugar 1-1-90 Miami (FL) 25-33 (Dennis Erickson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kentucky Peach 12-31-93 Clemson 13-14 (Tommy West) Miami (FL) Carquest 12-27-1996 Virginia 31-21 (George Welsh) Miami (FL) Micron PC 12-29-98 NC State 46-23 (Mike O’Cain) JACK “CACTUS JACK” CURTICE, 1-1-0 (Transylvania 1930) Born 5-24-1907 Miami (FL) Gator 1-1-2000 Georgia Tech 28-13 (George School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) O’Leary) UTEP Sun 1-1-1949 West Virginia 12-21 (Dud DeGroot) Miami (FL) Sugar 1-2-01 Florida 37-20 (Steve Spurrier) UTEP Sun 1-2-50 Georgetown 33-20 (Bob Margarita) North Carolina Meineke 12-27-08 West Virginia 30-31 (Bill Stewart) North Carolina Meineke 12-26-09 Pittsburgh 17-19 (Dave Wannstedt) DAVID CUTCLIFFE, 7-4-0 (Alabama 1976) Born 9-16-1954 North Carolina Music City 12-30-10 Tennessee 30-27 (2 OT) (Derek School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Dooley) Ole Miss Independence 12-31-1998 Texas Tech 35-18 (Spike Dykes) FIU Gasparilla 12-21-17 Temple 3-28 (Geoff Collins) Ole Miss Independence 12-31-99 Oklahoma 27-25 (Bob Stoops) FIU Bahamas 12-21-18 Toledo 35-32 (Jason Candle) Ole Miss Music City 12-28-2000 West Virginia 38-49 (Don Nehlen) FIU Camellia 12-21-19 Arkansas St. 26-34 (Blake Ole Miss Independence 12-27-02 Nebraska 27-23 (Frank Solich) Anderson) Ole Miss Cotton 1-2-04 Oklahoma St. 31-28 (Les Miles) PAUL DAVIS, 1-0-0 (Ole Miss 1947) Born 2-3-1922 Duke Belk 12-27-12 Cincinnati 34-48 (Steve Stripling) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Duke Chick-Fil-A 12-31-13 Texas A&M 48-52 (Kevin Sumlin) Duke Sun 12-27-14 Arizona St. 31-36 (Todd Graham) Mississippi St. Liberty 12-21-1963 NC State 16-12 (Earle Edwards) Duke Pinstripe 12-26-15 Indiana 44-41 (OT) (Kevin Wilson) LOWELL “RED” DAWSON, 0-1-0 (Tulane 1930) Born 12-26-1906 Duke Quick Lane 12-26-17 Northern Ill. 36-14 (Rod Carey) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Duke Independence 12-27-18 Temple 56-27 (Geoff Collins) Tulane Sugar 1-1-1940 Texas A&M 13-14 (Homer Norton) JOHN “OX” Da GROSA, 0-1-0 (Colgate 1926) Born 2-17-1902 RYAN DAY, 0-1-0 (New Hampshire 2001) Born 3-12-1979 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Holy Cross Orange 1-1-1946 Miami (FL) 6-13 (Jack Harding) Ohio St. Fiesta 12-28-2019 Clemson 23-29 (Dabo Swinney) MARK DANTONIO, 7-6-0 (South Carolina 1979) Born 3-9-1956 FISHER DeBERRY, 6-6-0 (Wofford 1960) Born 9-9-1938 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Cincinnati Fort Worth 12-23-2004 Marshall 32-14 (Bob Pruett) Michigan St. Champs Sports 12-28-07 Boston College 21-24 (Jeff Air Force Independence 12-15-1984 Virginia Tech 23-7 (Bill Dooley) Jagodzinski) Air Force Bluebonnet 12-31-85 Texas 24-16 (Fred Akers) Michigan St. Capital One 1-1-09 Georgia 12-24 (Mark Richt) Air Force Freedom 12-30-87 Arizona St. 28-33 (John Cooper) Michigan St. Alamo 1-2-10 Texas Tech 31-41 (Ruffin McNeill) Air Force Liberty 12-29-89 Ole Miss 29-42 (Billy Brewer) Michigan St. Capital One 1-1-11 Alabama 7-49 (Nick Saban) Air Force Liberty 12-27-90 Ohio St. 23-11 (John Cooper)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) PHIL DICKENS, 1-0-0 (Tennessee 1937) Born 6-29-1914 Air Force Liberty 12-29-91 Mississippi St. 38-15 (Jackie School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Sherrill) Wyoming Sun 1-2-1956 Texas Tech 21-14 (DeWitt Weaver) Air Force Liberty 12-31-92 Ole Miss 0-13 (Billy Brewer) Air Force Copper 12-27-95 Texas Tech 41-55 (Spike Dykes) DARRELL DICKEY, 1-3-0 (Kansas St. 1984) Born 12-6-1959 Air Force Las Vegas 12-20-97 Oregon 13-41 (Mike Bellotti) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Air Force Oahu Classic 12-25-98 Washington 45-25 (Jim Lambright) North Texas New Orleans 12-18-2001 Colorado St. 20-45 (Sonny Lubick) Air Force Silicon Valley 12-31-2000 Fresno St. 37-34 (Pat Hill) North Texas New Orleans 12-17-02 Cincinnati 24-19 (Rick Minter) Air Force San Francisco 12-31-02 Virginia Tech 13-20 (Frank Beamer) North Texas New Orleans 12-16-03 Memphis 17-27 (Tommy West) North Texas New Orleans 12-14-04 Southern Miss. 10-31 (Jeff Bower) DUD DeGROOT, 1-0-0 (Stanford 1924) Born 11-20-1895 Memphis Birmingham 12-30-15 Auburn 10-31 (Gus Malzahn) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia Sun 1-1-1949 UTEP 21-12 (Jack “Cactus Jack” DOUG DICKEY, 2-7-0 (Florida 1954) Born 6-24-1932 Curtice) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) ROY DENNIS, 1-0-0 (Occidental 1933) Born 5-13-1905 Tennessee Bluebonnet 12-18-1965 Tulsa 27-6 (Glenn Dobbs) Tennessee Gator 12-31-66 Syracuse 18-12 (Ben School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Schwartzwalder) Occidental Raisin 1-1-1949 Colorado St. 21-20 (Bob Davis) Tennessee Orange 1-1-68 Oklahoma 24-26 (Chuck Fairbanks) TIM DeRUYTER, 1-3-0 (Air Force 1985) Born 1-3-1963 Tennessee Cotton 1-1-69 Texas 13-35 (Darrell Royal) Tennessee Gator 12-27-69 Florida 13-14 (Ray Graves) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida Tangerine 12-22-73 Miami (OH) 7-16 (Bill Mallory) Texas A&M Meineke 12-31-2011 Northwestern 33-22 (Pat Fitzgerald) Florida Sugar 12-31-74 Nebraska 10-13 (Tom Osborne) Fresno St. Hawaii 12-24-12 SMU 10-43 (June Jones) Florida Gator 12-29-75 Maryland 0-13 (Jerry Claiborne) Fresno St. Las Vegas 12-21-13 Southern California 20-45 (Clay Florida Sun 1-2-77 Texas A&M 14-37 (Emory Bellard) Helton) Fresno St. Hawaii 12-24-14 Rice 6-30 (David Bailiff) JIM DICKEY, 0-1-0 (Houston 1956) Born 3-22-1934 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) HERB DEROMEDI, 0-1-0 (Michigan 1960) Born 5-26-1939 Kansas St. Independence 12-11-1982 Wisconsin 3-14 (Dave McClain) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Central Mich. California 12-8-1990 San Jose St. 24-48 (Terry Shea) BILL “LONE STAR” DIETZ, 1-0-0 (Carlisle 1912) Born 8-15-1885 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BOB DEVANEY, 7-3-0 (Alma 1939) Born 4-2-1915 Washington St. Rose 1-1-1916 Brown 14-0 (Ed Robinson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wyoming Sun 12-31-1958 Hardin-Simmons 14-6 (Sammy PAUL DIETZEL, 2-2-0 [Miami (OH) 1948] Born 9-5-1924 Baugh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nebraska Gotham 12-15-62 Miami (FL) 36-34 (Andy Gustafson) LSU Sugar 1-1-1959 Clemson 7-0 (Frank Howard) Nebraska Orange 1-1-64 Auburn 13-7 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) LSU Sugar 1-1-60 Ole Miss 0-21 (John Vaught) Nebraska Cotton 1-1-65 Arkansas 7-10 (Frank Broyles) LSU Orange 1-1-62 Colorado 25-7 (Sonny Grandelius) Nebraska Orange 1-1-66 Alabama 28-39 (Paul “Bear” South Carolina Peach 12-20-69 West Virginia 3-14 (Jim Carlen) Bryant) Nebraska Sugar 1-2-67 Alabama 7-34 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) GERRY DiNARDO, 3-0-0 (Notre Dame 1975) Born 11-10-1952 Nebraska Sun 12-20-69 Georgia 45-6 (Vince Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nebraska Orange 1-1-71 LSU 17-12 (Charlie McClendon) LSU Independence 12-29-1995 Michigan St. 45-26 (Nick Saban) Nebraska Orange 1-1-72 Alabama 38-6 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) LSU Peach 12-28-96 Clemson 10-7 (Tommy West) Nebraska Orange 1-1-73 Notre Dame 40-6 (Ara Parseghian) LSU Independence 12-28-97 Notre Dame 27-9 (Bob Davie) DAN DEVINE, 7-3-0 (Minn. Duluth 1948) Born 12-23-1924 BILL DOBA, 1-0-0 (Ball St. 1962) Born 9-7-1940 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Missouri Orange 1-1-1960 Georgia 0-14 (Wally Butts) Washington St. Holiday 12-30-2003 Texas 28-20 (Mack Brown) Missouri Orange 1-2-61 Navy 21-14 (Wayne Hardin) Missouri Bluebonnet 12-22-62 Georgia Tech 14-10 (Bobby Dodd) BOBBY DOBBS, 2-0-0 (Army West Point 1946) Born 10-13-1922 Missouri Sugar 1-1-66 Florida 20-18 (Ray Graves) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Missouri Gator 12-28-68 Alabama 35-10 (Paul “Bear” UTEP Sun 12-31-1965 TCU 13-12 (Abe Martin) Bryant) UTEP Sun 12-30-67 Ole Miss 14-7 (John Vaught) Missouri Orange 1-1-70 Penn St. 3-10 (Joe Paterno) Notre Dame Gator 12-27-76 Penn St. 20-9 (Joe Paterno) GLENN DOBBS, 1-1-0 (Tulsa 1943) Born 7-12-1920 Notre Dame Cotton 1-2-78 Texas 38-10 (Fred Akers) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Cotton 1-1-79 Houston 35-34 (Bill Yeoman) Tulsa Bluebonnet 12-19-1964 Ole Miss 14-7 (John Vaught) Notre Dame Sugar 1-1-81 Georgia 10-17 (Vince Dooley) Tulsa Bluebonnet 12-18-65 Tennessee 6-27 (Doug Dickey) BOB DIACO, 0-1-0 (Iowa 1995) Born 2-19-1973 BOBBY DODD, 9-4-0 (Tennessee 1931) Born 11-11-1908 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UConn St. Petersburg 12-26-2015 Marshall 10-16 (Doc Holliday) Georgia Tech Oil 1-1-1947 St. Mary’s (CA) 41-19 (Jimmy MANNY DIAZ, 0-1-0 (Florida St. 1995) Born 3-13-1974 Phelan) Georgia Tech Orange 1-1-48 Kansas 20-14 (George Sauer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Orange 1-1-52 Baylor 17-14 (George Sauer) Miami (FL) Independence 12-26-2019 Louisiana Tech 0-14 (Skip Holtz) Georgia Tech Sugar 1-1-53 Ole Miss 24-7 (John Vaught) Georgia Tech Sugar 1-1-54 West Virginia 42-19 (Art Lewis) Georgia Tech Cotton 1-1-55 Arkansas 14-6 (Bowden Wyatt) Georgia Tech Sugar 1-2-56 Pittsburgh 7-0 (John Michelosen)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) VINCE DOOLEY, 8-10-2 (Auburn 1954) Born 9-4-1932 Georgia Tech Gator 12-29-56 Pittsburgh 21-14 (John Michelosen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Gator 1-2-60 Arkansas 7-14 (Frank Broyles) Georgia Sun 12-26-1964 Texas Tech 7-0 (J.T. King) Georgia Tech Gator 12-30-61 Penn St. 15-30 (Charles “Rip” Georgia Cotton 12-31-66 SMU 24-9 (Hayden Fry) Engle) Georgia Liberty 12-16-67 NC State 7-14 (Earle Edwards) Georgia Tech Bluebonnet 12-22-62 Missouri 10-14 (Dan Devine) Georgia Sugar 1-1-69 Arkansas 2-16 (Frank Broyles) Georgia Tech Gator 12-31-65 Texas Tech 31-21 (J.T. King) Georgia Sun 12-20-69 Nebraska 6-45 (Bob Devaney) Georgia Tech Orange 1-2-67 Florida 12-27 (Ray Graves) Georgia Gator 12-31-71 North Carolina 7-3 (Bill Dooley) DAVE DOEREN, 4-2-0 (Drake 1994) Born 12-3-1971 Georgia Peach 12-28-73 Maryland 17-16 (Jerry Claiborne) Georgia Tangerine 12-21-74 Miami (OH) 10-21 (Dick Crum) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Cotton 1-1-76 Arkansas 10-31 (Frank Broyles) Northern Ill. GoDaddy.com 1-8-2012 Arkansas St. 38-20 (David Gunn) Georgia Sugar 1-1-77 Pittsburgh 3-27 (Johnny Majors) NC State St. Petersburg 12-26-14 UCF 34-27 (George O’Leary) Georgia Bluebonnet 12-31-78 Stanford 22-25 (Bill Walsh) NC State Belk 12-30-15 Mississippi St. 28-51 (Dan Mullen) Georgia Sugar 1-1-81 Notre Dame 17-10 (Dan Devine) NC State Independence 12-26-16 Vanderbilt 41-17 (Derek Mason) Georgia Sugar 1-1-82 Pittsburgh 20-24 (Jackie Sherrill) NC State Sun 12-29-17 Arizona St. 52-31 (Todd Graham) Georgia Sugar 1-1-83 Penn St. 23-27 (Joe Paterno) NC State TaxSlayer 12-31-18 Texas A&M 13-52 (Jimbo Fisher) Georgia Cotton 1-2-84 Texas 10-9 (Fred Akers) ED DOHERTY, 0-2-0 (Boston College 1944) Born 7-25-1918 Georgia Fla. Citrus 12-22-84 Florida St. 17-17 (Bobby Bowden) Georgia Sun 12-28-85 Arizona 13-13 (Larry Smith) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Hall of Fame 12-23-86 Boston College 24-27 (Jack Arizona St. Salad 1-1-1950 Xavier 21-33 (Ed Kluska) Bicknell) Arizona St. Salad 1-1-51 Miami (OH) 21-34 (Woody Hayes) Georgia Liberty 12-29-87 Arkansas 20-17 (Ken Hatfield) JACK DOLAND, 1-0-0 (Tulane 1950) Born 3-3-1928 Georgia Gator 1-1-89 Michigan St. 34-27 (George Perles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHARLES “GUS” DORAIS, 0-1-0 (Notre Dame 1914) Born 7-21-1891 McNeese St. Independence 12-13-1976 Tulsa 20-16 (F.A. Dry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TERRY DONAHUE, 8-4-1 (UCLA 1967) Born 6-24-1944 Gonzaga San Diego East-West West Virginia 13-21 (Clarence Christmas Classic “Doc” Spears) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) 12-25-1922 UCLA Liberty 12-30-1976 Alabama 6-36 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) KARL DORRELL, 1-3-0 (UCLA 1987) Born 12-18-1963 UCLA Fiesta 12-25-78 Arkansas 10-10 (Lou Holtz) UCLA Bluebonnet 12-31-81 Michigan 14-33 (Bo Schembechler) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA Rose 1-1-83 Michigan 24-14 (Bo Schembechler) UCLA Silicon Valley 12-30-2003 Fresno St. 9-17 (Pat Hill) UCLA Rose 1-2-84 Illinois 45-9 (Mike White) UCLA Las Vegas 12-23-04 Wyoming 21-24 (Joe Glenn) UCLA Fiesta 1-1-85 Miami (FL) 39-37 (Jimmy Johnson) UCLA Sun 12-30-05 Northwestern 50-38 (Randy UCLA Rose 1-1-86 Iowa 45-28 (Hayden Fry) Walker) UCLA Freedom 12-30-86 BYU 31-10 (LaVell Edwards) UCLA Emerald 12-27-06 Florida St. 27-44 (Bobby Bowden) UCLA Aloha 12-25-87 Florida 20-16 (Galen Hall) HAROLD “RED” DREW, 1-2-0 (Bates 1916) Born 11-9-1894 UCLA Cotton 1-2-89 Arkansas 17-3 (Ken Hatfield) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA John Hancock 12-31-91 Illinois 6-3 (Lou Tepper) UCLA Rose 1-1-94 Wisconsin 16-21 (Barry Alvarez) Alabama Sugar 1-1-1948 Texas 7-27 (Blair Cherry) UCLA Aloha 12-25-95 Kansas 30-51 (Glen Mason) Alabama Orange 1-1-53 Syracuse 61-6 (Ben Schwartzwalder) JIM DONNAN, 4-0-0 (NC State 1968) Born 1-29-1945 Alabama Cotton 1-1-54 Rice 6-28 (Jess Neely) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL DRIVER, 0-1-0 (Missouri 1909) Born 11-7-1883 Georgia Outback 1-1-1998 Wisconsin 33-6 (Barry Alvarez) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Peach 12-31-98 Virginia 35-33 (George Welsh) Georgia Outback 1-1-2000 Purdue 28-25 (OT) (Joe Tiller) TCU Ft. Worth Classic 1-1-1921 Centre 7-63 (Charley Moran) Georgia Oahu Classic 12-24-00 Virginia 37-14 (George Welsh) F.A. DRY, 0-1-0 (Oklahoma St. 1953) Born 9-2-1931 BILL DOOLEY, 3-7-0 (Mississippi St. 1956) Born 5-19-1934 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tulsa Independence 12-13-1976 McNeese St. 16-20 (Jack Doland) North Carolina Peach 12-30-1970 Arizona St. 26-48 (Frank Kush) MIKE DUBOSE, 0-2-0 (Alabama 1974) Born 1-5-1953 North Carolina Gator 12-31-71 Georgia 3-7 (Vince Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Sun 12-30-72 Texas Tech 32-28 (Jim Carlen) Alabama Music City 12-29-1998 Virginia Tech 7-38 (Frank Beamer) North Carolina Sun 12-28-74 Mississippi St. 24-26 (Bob Tyler) Alabama Orange 1-1-2000 Michigan 34-35 (OT) (Lloyd Carr) North Carolina Peach 12-31-76 Kentucky 0-21 (Fran Curci) North Carolina Liberty 12-19-77 Nebraska 17-21 (Tom Osborne) ERNIE DUPLECHIN, 0-2-0 (Louisiana Col. 1955) Born 7-19-1932 Virginia Tech Peach 1-2-81 Miami (FL) 10-20 (Howard School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Schnellenberger) McNeese St. Independence 12-15-1979 Syracuse 7-31 (Frank Maloney) Virginia Tech Independence 12-15-84 Air Force 7-23 (Fisher DeBerry) McNeese St. Independence 12-13-80 Southern Miss. 14-16 (Bobby Virginia Tech Peach 12-31-86 NC State 25-24 (Dick Sheridan) Collins) Wake Forest Independence 12-31-92 Oregon 39-35 (Rich Brooks) D.J. DURKIN, 1-1-0 (Bowling Green 2001) Born 1-15-1978 DEREK DOOLEY, 1-1-0 (Virginia 1990) Born 6-10-1968 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida Birmingham 1-3-2015 East Carolina 28-20 (Ruffin McNeill) Louisiana Tech Independence 12-28-2008 Northern Ill. 17-10 (Jerry Kill) Maryland Quick Lane 12-26-16 Boston College 30-36 (Steve Tennessee Music City 12-30-10 North Carolina 27-30 (2 OT) (Butch Addazio) Davis)

Bowl Coaching Records 110

PAT DYE, 7-2-1 (Georgia 1962) Born 11-6-1939 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BYU Holiday 12-19-80 SMU 46-45 (Ron Meyer) East Carolina Independence 12-16-1978 Louisiana Tech 35-13 (Maxie BYU Holiday 12-18-81 Washington St. 38-36 (Jim Walden) Lambright) BYU Holiday 12-17-82 Ohio St. 17-47 (Earle Bruce) Auburn Tangerine 12-18-82 Boston College 33-26 (Jack BYU Holiday 12-23-83 Missouri 21-17 (Warren Powers) Bicknell) BYU Holiday 12-21-84 Michigan 24-17 (Bo Schembechler) Auburn Sugar 1-2-84 Michigan 9-7 (Bo Schembechler) BYU Fla. Citrus 12-28-85 Ohio St. 7-10 (Earle Bruce) Auburn Liberty 12-27-84 Arkansas 21-15 (Ken Hatfield) BYU Freedom 12-30-86 UCLA 10-31 (Terry Donahue) Auburn Cotton 1-1-86 Texas A&M 16-36 (Jackie Sherrill) BYU All-American 12-22-87 Virginia 16-22 (George Welsh) Auburn Fla. Citrus 1-1-87 Southern California 16-7 (Ted BYU Freedom 12-29-88 Colorado 20-17 (Bill McCartney) Tollner) BYU Holiday 12-29-89 Penn St. 39-50 (Joe Paterno) Auburn Sugar 1-1-88 Syracuse 16-16 (Dick MacPherson) BYU Holiday 12-29-90 Texas A&M 14-65 (R.C. Slocum) Auburn Sugar 1-2-89 Florida St. 7-13 (Bobby Bowden) BYU Holiday 12-30-91 Iowa 13-13 (Hayden Fry) Auburn Hall of Fame 1-1-90 Ohio St. 31-14 (John Cooper) BYU Aloha 12-25-92 Kansas 20-23 (Glen Mason) Auburn Peach 12-29-90 Indiana 27-23 (Bill Mallory) BYU Holiday 12-30-93 Ohio St. 21-28 (John Cooper) SONNY DYKES, 1-3-0 (Texas Tech 1993) Born 11-9-1969 BYU Copper 12-29-94 Oklahoma 31-6 (Gary Gibbs) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BYU Cotton 1-1-97 Kansas St. 19-15 (Bill Snyder) BYU Liberty 12-31-98 Tulane 27-41 (Chris Scelfo) Louisiana Tech Poinsettia 12-21-2011 TCU 24-31 (Gary Patterson) BYU Motor City 12-27-99 Marshall 3-21 (Bob Pruett) California Armed Forces 12-29-15 Air Force 55-36 (Troy Calhoun) SMU Frisco 12-20-17 Louisiana Tech 10-51 (Skip Holtz) RAY ELIOT, 2-0-0 (Illinois 1932) Born 6-13-1905 SMU Boca Raton 12-21-19 Fla. Atlantic 28-52 (Glenn Spencer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) SPIKE DYKES, 2-5-0 (Stephen F. Austin 1959) Born 4-15-1938 Illinois Rose 1-1-1947 UCLA 45-14 (Bert LaBrucherie) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Illinois Rose 1-1-52 Stanford 40-7 (Chuck Taylor) Texas Tech Independence 12-20-1986 Ole Miss 17-20 (Billy Brewer) BENNIE ELLENDER, 0-1-0 (Tulane 1948) Born 3-2-1925 Texas Tech All-American 12-28-89 Duke 49-21 (Steve Spurrier) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech John Hancock 12-24-93 Oklahoma 10-41 (Gary Gibbs) Tulane Bluebonnet 12-29-1973 Houston 7-47 (Bill Yeoman) Texas Tech Cotton 1-2-95 Southern California 14-55 (John Robinson) RICH ELLERSON, 1-0-0 (Hawaii 1977) Born 1-1-1954 Texas Tech Copper 12-27-95 Air Force 55-41 (Fisher DeBerry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Alamo 12-29-96 Iowa 0-27 (Hayden Fry) Army West Point Armed Forces 12-30-2010 SMU 16-14 (June Jones) Texas Tech Independence 12-31-98 Ole Miss 18-35 (David Cutcliffe) CHALMERS “BUMP” ELLIOTT, 1-0-0 (Michigan 1948) Born 1-30-1925 LLOYD EATON, 1-1-0 (Black Hills St. 1940) Born 3-23-1918 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Rose 1-1-1965 Oregon St. 34-7 (Tommy Prothro) Wyoming Sun 12-24-1966 Florida St. 28-20 (Bill Peterson) Wyoming Sugar 1-1-68 LSU 13-20 (Charlie McClendon) PETE ELLIOTT, 1-1-0 (Michigan 1949) Born 9-29-1926 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RANDY EDSALL, 3-4-0 (Syracuse 1980) Born 8-27-1958 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) California Rose 1-1-1959 Iowa 12-38 (Forest Evashevski) Illinois Rose 1-1-64 Washington 17-7 (Jim Owens) UConn Motor City 12-27-2004 Toledo 39-10 (Tom Amstutz) UConn Meineke 12-29-07 Wake Forest 10-24 (Jim Grobe) SHAWN ELLIOTT, 1-1-0 (Appalachian St. 1996) Born 6-26-1973 UConn International 1-3-09 Buffalo 38-20 (Turner Gill) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UConn Papajohns.com 1-2-10 South Carolina 20-7 (Steve Georgia St. Cure 12-16-2017 Western Ky. 27-17 (Mike Sanford) Spurrier) Georgia St. Arizona 12-31-19 Wyoming 17-38 (Craig Bohl) UConn Fiesta 1-1-11 Oklahoma 20-48 (Bob Stoops) Maryland Military 12-27-13 Marshall 20-31 (Doc Holliday) JACK ELWAY, 0-2-0 (Washington St. 1953) Born 5-30-1931 Maryland Foster Farms 12-30-14 Stanford 21-45 (David Shaw) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL EDWARDS, 1-0-0 (Wittenberg 1931) Born 6-21-1905 San Jose St. California 12-19-1981 Toledo 25-27 (Chuck Stobart) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stanford Gator 12-27-86 Clemson 21-27 (Danny Ford) Case Sun 1-1-1941 Arizona St. 26-13 (Dixie Howell) CHARLES “RIP” ENGLE, 3-1-0 (McDaniel 1930) Born 3-26-1906 EARLE EDWARDS, 1-1-0 (Penn St. 1931) Born 11-10-1908 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Liberty 12-19-1953 Alabama 7-0 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Liberty 12-17-60 Oregon 41-12 (Len Casanova) NC State Liberty 12-21-1963 Mississippi St. 12-16 (Paul Davis) Penn St. Gator 12-30-61 Georgia Tech 30-15 (Bobby Dodd) NC State Liberty 12-16-67 Georgia 14-7 (Vince Dooley) Penn St. Gator 12-29-62 Florida 7-17 (Ray Graves) HERM EDWARDS, 1-1-0 (San Diego St. 1976) Born 4-27-1954 DAN ENOS, 1-0-0 (Michigan St. 1991) Born 7-1-1968 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Las Vegas 12-15-2018 Fresno St. 20-31 (Jeff Tedford) Central Mich. Little Caesars 12-26-2012 Western Ky. 24-21 (Lance Guidry) Arizona St. Sun 12-31-19 Florida St. 20-14 (Odell Haggins) Central Mich. Bahamas 12-24-14 Western Ky. 48-49 (Jeff Brohm) LaVELL EDWARDS, 7-14-1 (Utah St. 1952) Born 10-11-1930 EDDIE ERDELATZ, 2-0-0 [St. Mary’s (CA) 1936] Born 4-21-1913 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BYU Fiesta 12-28-1974 Oklahoma St. 6-16 (Jim Stanley) Navy Sugar 1-1-1955 Ole Miss 21-0 (John Vaught) BYU Tangerine 12-18-76 Oklahoma St. 21-49 (Jim Stanley) Navy Cotton 1-1-58 Rice 20-7 (Jess Neely) BYU Holiday 12-22-78 Navy 16-23 (George Welsh) BYU Holiday 12-21-79 Indiana 37-38 (Lee Corso)

Bowl Coaching Records 111

DENNIS ERICKSON, 5-7-0 (Montana St. 1970) Born 3-24-1947 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Sun 12-30-16 Stanford 23-25 (David Shaw) Washington St. Aloha 12-25-1988 Houston 24-22 (Jack Pardee) KIRK FERENTZ, 9-8-0 (UConn 1978) Born 8-1-1955 Miami (FL) Sugar 1-1-90 Alabama 33-25 (Bill Curry) Miami (FL) Cotton 1-1-91 Texas 46-3 (David McWilliams) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-92 Nebraska 22-0 (Tom Osborne) Iowa Alamo 12-29-2001 Texas Tech 19-16 (Mike Leach) Miami (FL) Sugar 1-1-93 Alabama 13-34 (Gene Stallings) Iowa Orange 1-2-03 Southern California 17-38 (Pete Carroll) Miami (FL) Fiesta 1-1-94 Arizona 0-24 (Dick Tomey) Iowa Outback 1-1-04 Florida 37-17 (Ron Zook) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-95 Nebraska 17-24 (Tom Osborne) Iowa Capital One 1-1-05 LSU 30-25 (Nick Saban) Oregon St. Oahu Classic 12-25-99 Hawaii 17-23 (June Jones) Iowa Outback 1-2-06 Florida 24-31 (Urban Meyer) Oregon St. Fiesta 1-1-2001 Notre Dame 41-9 (Bob Davie) Iowa Alamo 12-30-06 Texas 24-26 (Mack Brown) Oregon St. Insight 12-26-02 Pittsburgh 13-38 (Walt Harris) Iowa Outback 1-1-09 South Carolina 31-10 (Steve Spurrier) Arizona St. Holiday 12-27-07 Texas 34-52 (Mack Brown) Iowa Orange 1-5-10 Georgia Tech 24-14 (Paul Johnson) Arizona St. Las Vegas 12-22-11 Boise St. 24-56 (Chris Petersen) Iowa Insight 12-28-10 Missouri 27-24 (Gary Pinkel) Iowa Insight 12-30-11 Oklahoma 14-31 (Bob Stoops) FOREST EVASHEVSKI, 2-0-0 (Michigan 1941) Born 2-19-1918 Iowa Outback 1-1-14 LSU 14-21 (Les Miles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Iowa Taxslayer 1-2-15 Tennessee 28-45 (Butch Jones) Iowa Rose 1-1-1957 Oregon St. 35-19 (Tommy Prothro) Iowa Rose 1-1-16 Stanford 16-45 (David Shaw) Iowa Rose 1-1-59 California 38-12 (Pete Elliott) Iowa Outback 1-2-17 Florida 3-30 (Jim McElwain) Iowa New Era Pinstripe 12-27-17Boston College 27-20 (Steve Addazio) CHUCK FAIRBANKS, 3-1-1 (Michigan St. 1955) Born 6-10-1933 Iowa Outback 1-1-19 Mississippi St. 27-22 (Joe Moorhead) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Iowa Holiday 12-27-19 Southern California 49-24 (Clay Helton) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-1968 Tennessee 26-24 (Doug Dickey) Oklahoma Bluebonnet 12-31-68 SMU 27-28 (Hayden Fry) WES FESLER, 1-0-0 (Ohio St. 1932) Born 6-29-1908 Oklahoma Bluebonnet 12-31-70 Alabama 24-24 (Paul “Bear” School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Bryant) Ohio St. Rose 1-2-1950 California 17-14 (Pappy Waldorf) Oklahoma Sugar 1-1-72 Auburn 40-22 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) LUKE FICKELL, 2-1-0 (Ohio St. 1997) Born 8-18-1973 Oklahoma Sugar 12-31-72 Penn St. 14-0 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) STEVE FAIRCHILD, 1-0-0 (Colorado St. 1980) Born 6-21-1958 Ohio St. Gator 1-2-2012 Floirda 17-24 (Will Muschamp) Cincinnati Military 12-31-18 Virgina Tech 35-31 (Justin Fuente) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Cincinnati Birmingham 1-2-20 Boston College 38-6 (Rich Gunnell) Colorado St. New Mexico 12-20-2008 Fresno St. 40-35 (Pat Hill) CHARLIE FICKERT, 0-1-0 (Stanford 1998) Born 2-23-1873 DON FAMBROUGH, 0-2-0 (Kansas 1948) Born 10-19-1922 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stanford Rose 1-1-1902 Michigan 0-49 (Fielding “Hurry Up” Kansas Liberty 12-17-1973 NC State 18-31 (Lou Holtz) Yost) Kansas Hall of Fame 12-31-81 Mississippi St. 0-10 (Emory Bellard) JEDD FISCH, 0-1-0 (Florida 1998) Born 5-5-1976 DON FAUROT, 0-4-0 (Missouri 1925) Born 6-23-1902 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA Cactus 12-26-2017 Kansas St. 17-35 (Bill Snyder) Missouri Orange 1-1-1940 Georgia Tech 7-21 (Bill Alexander) Missouri Sugar 1-1-42 Fordham 0-2 (Jim Crowley) JIMBO FISHER, 6-2-0 (Salem 1989) Born 10-9-1965 Missouri Gator 1-1-49 Clemson 23-24 (Frank Howard) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Missouri Gator 1-2-50 Maryland 7-21 (Jim Tatum) Florida St. Chick-fil-A 12-31-2010 South Carolina 26-17 (Steve Spurrier) GERRY FAUST, 1-1-0 (Dayton 1958) Born 5-21-1935 Florida St. Champs Sports 12-29-11 Notre Dame 18-14 (Brian Kelly) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Orange 1-1-13 Northern Ill. 31-10 (Rod Carey) Notre Dame Liberty 12-29-1983 Boston College 19-18 (Jack Florida St. BCS Championship 1-6-14 Auburn 34-31 (Gus Malzahn) Bicknell) Florida St. Rose 1-1-15 Oregon 20-59 (Mark Helfrich) Notre Dame Aloha 12-29-84 SMU 20-27 (Bobby Collins) Florida St. Peach 12-31-15 Houston 24-38 (Tom Herman) FOGE FAZIO, 0-2-0 (Pittsburgh 1960) Born 2-28-1939 Texas A&M TaxSlayer 12-31-18 NC State 52-13 (Dave Doeren) Texas A&M Texas 12-27-19 Oklahoma St. 24-21 (Mike Gundy) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Cotton 1-1-1983 SMU 3-7 (Bobby Collins) ROBERT FISHER, 1-0-0 (Harvard 1912) Born 12-3-1888 Pittsburgh Fiesta 1-2-84 Ohio St. 23-28 (Earle Bruce) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BEATTIE FEATHERS, 0-1-0 (Tennessee 1934) Born 6-1-1912 Harvard Rose 1-1-1920 Oregon 7-6 (Charles “Shy” Huntington) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) NC State Gator 1-1-1947 Oklahoma 13-34 (Jim Tatum) PAT FITZGERALD, 4-5-0 (Northwestern 1997) Born 12-2-1974 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LARRY FEDORA, 3-5-0 (Austin 1985) Born 9-10-1962 Northwestern Alamo 12-29-2008 Missouri 23-30 (OT) (Gary Pinkel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Northwestern Outback 1-1-10 Auburn 35-38 (OT) (Gene Chizik) Southern Miss. New Orleans 12-21-2008 Troy 30-27 (OT) (Larry Blakeney) Northwestern TicketCity 1-1-11 Texas Tech 38-45 (Tommy Southern Miss. New Orleans 12-20-09 Middle Tenn. 32-42 (Rick Stockstill) Tuberville) Southern Miss. St. Petersburg 12-21-10 Louisville 28-31 (Charlie Strong) Northwestern Meineke 12-31-11 Texas A&M 22-33 (Tim DeRuyter) Southern Miss. Hawaii 12-24-11 Nevada 24-17 (Chris Ault) Northwestern Gator 1-1-13 Mississippi St. 34-20 (Dan Mullen) North Carolina Belk 12-28-13 Cincinnati 39-17 (Tommy Tuberville) Northwestern Outback 1-1-16 Tennessee 6-45 (Butch Jones) North Carolina Quick Lane 12-26-14 Rutgers 21-40 (Kyle Flood) Northwestern Pinstripe 12-28-16 Pittsburgh 31-24 (Pat Narduzzi) North Carolina Russell Athletic 12-29-15 Baylor 38-49 (Art Briles) Northwestern Music City 12-29-17 Kentucky 24-23 (Mark Stoops)

Bowl Coaching Records 112

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Northwestern Holiday 12-31-18 Utah 31-20 (Kyle Whittingham) Penn St. Citrus 1-1-19 Kentucky 24-27 (Mark Stoops) Penn St. Cotton 12-28-19 Memphis 53-39 (Ryan Silverfield) P.J. FLECK, 3-2-0 (Northern Ill. 2004) Born 11-29-1980 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) HUGH FREEZE, 4-1-0 (Southern Miss. 1992) Born 9-27-1969 Western Mich. Famous Idaho Potato Air Force 24-38 (Troy Calhoun) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) 12-20-2014 Ole Miss BBVA Compass 1-5-2013 Pittsburgh 38-17 (Paul Chryst) Western Mich. Bahamas 12-24-15 Middle Tenn. 45-31 (Rick Stocksdill) Ole Miss Music City 12-30-13 Georgia Tech 25-17 (Paul Johnson) Western Mich. Cotton 1-2-17 Wisconsin 16-24 (Paul Chryst) Ole Miss Peach 12-31-14 TCU 3-42 (Gary Patterson) Minnesota Quick Lane 12-22-18 Georgia Tech 31-14 (Paul Johnson) Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-16 Oklahoma St. 48-20 (Mike Gundy) Minnesota Outback 1-1-20 Auburn 31-24 (Gus Malzahn) Liberty Cure 12-21-19 Ga. Southern 23-16 (Chad Lunsford) KYLE FLOOD, 1-2-0 (Iona 1993) Born 1-20-1971 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RALPH FRIEDGEN, 5-2-0 (Maryland 1969) Born 4-4-1947 Rutgers Russell Athletic 12-28-2012 Virginia Tech 10-13 (OT) (Frank School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Beamer) Maryland Orange 1-2-2002 Florida 23-56 (Steve Spurrier) Rutgers Pinstripe 12-28-13 Notre Dame 16-29 (Brian Kelly) Maryland Peach 12-31-02 Tennessee 30-3 (Phillip Fulmer) Rutgers Quick Lane 12-26-14 North Carolina 40-21 (Larry Fedora) Maryland Gator 1-1-04 West Virginia 41-7 (Rich Rodriguez) DICK FLYNN, 0-1-0 (Michigan St. 1965) Born 7-17-1943 Maryland Champs Sports 12-29-06 Purdue 24-7 (Joe Tiller) Maryland Emerald 12-28-07 Oregon St. 14-21 (Mike Riley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Maryland Humanitarian 12-30-08 Nevada 42-35 (Chris Ault) Central Mich. Las Vegas 12-15-1994 UNLV 24-52 (Jeff Horton) Maryland Military 12-29-10 East Carolina 51-20 (Ruffin McNeill) HANK FOLDBERG, 0-1-0 (Army West Point 1948) Born 3-12-1923 WILLIE FRITZ, 2-0-0 (Pittsburg St. 1983) Born 4-2-1960 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wichita St. Sun 12-30-1961 Villanova 9-17 (Alex Bell) Tulane Cure 12-15-2018 Louisiana 41-24 (Billy Napier) ED FOLEY, 0-1-0 (Bucknell 1989) Born 9-26-67 Tulane Armed Forces 1-4-20 Southern Miss. 30-13 (Jay Hopson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) HENRY FRNKA, 2-3-0 (Austin 1926) Born 3-16-1903 Temple Military 12-27-2016 Wake Forest 26-34 (Dave Clawson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BOB FOLWELL, 0-1-1 (Penn 1908) Born 1885 Tulsa Sun 1-1-1942 Texas Tech 6-0 (Dell Morgan) Tulsa Sugar 1-1-43 Tennessee 7-14 (John Barnhill) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tulsa Sugar 1-1-44 Georgia Tech 18-20 (Bill Alexander) Penn Rose 1-1-1917 Oregon 0-14 (Hugo Bezdek) Tulsa Orange 1-1-45 Georgia Tech 26-12 (Bill Alexander) Navy Rose 1-1-24 Washington 14-14 (Enoch Tulsa Oil 1-1-46 Georgia 6-20 (Wally Butts) Bagshaw) SCOTT FROST, 1-1-0 (Nebraska 1997) Born 1-4-1975 DANNY FORD, 6-3-0 (Alabama 1970) Born 4-2-1948 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCF Cure 12-17-2016 Arkansas St. 13-31 (Blake Clemson Gator 12-29-1978 Ohio St. 17-15 (Woody Hayes) Anderson) Clemson Peach 12-31-79 Baylor 18-24 (Grant Teaff) UCF Peach 1-1-18 Auburn 34-27 (Gus Malzahn) Clemson Orange 1-1-82 Nebraska 22-15 (Tom Osborne) Clemson Independence 12-21-85 Minnesota 13-20 (John Gutekunst) HAYDEN FRY, 7-9-1 (Baylor 1951) Born 2-28-1929 Clemson Gator 12-27-86 Stanford 27-21 (Jack Elway) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Fla. Citrus 1-1-88 Penn St. 35-10 (Joe Paterno) SMU Sun 12-31-1963 Oregon 13-21 (Len Casanova) Clemson Fla. Citrus 1-2-89 Oklahoma 23-6 (Barry Switzer) SMU Cotton 12-31-66 Georgia 9-24 (Vince Dooley) Clemson Gator 12-30-89 West Virginia 27-7 (Don Nehlen) SMU Bluebonnet 12-31-68 Oklahoma 28-27 (Chuck Fairbanks) Arkansas Carquest 12-30-95 North Carolina 10-20 (Mack Brown) Iowa Rose 1-1-82 Washington 0-28 (Don James) DENNIS FRANCHIONE, 3-3-0 (Pittsburg St. 1973) Born 3-28-1951 Iowa Peach 12-31-82 Tennessee 28-22 (Johnny Majors) Iowa Gator 12-30-83 Florida 6-14 (Charley Pell) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Iowa Freedom 12-26-84 Texas 55-17 (Fred Akers) New Mexico Insight.com 12-27-1997 Arizona 14-20 (Dick Tomey) Iowa Rose 1-1-86 UCLA 28-45 (Terry Donahue) TCU Sun 12-31-98 Southern California 28-19 (Paul Iowa Holiday 12-30-86 San Diego St. 39-38 (Denny Stolz) Hackett) Iowa Holiday 12-30-87 Wyoming 20-19 (Paul Roach) TCU Mobile Alabama 12-22-99 East Carolina 28-14 (Steve Logan) Iowa Peach 12-31-88 NC State 23-29 (Dick Sheridan) Alabama Independence 12-27-2001 Iowa St. 14-13 (Dan McCarney) Iowa Rose 1-1-91 Washington 34-46 (Don James) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-05 Tennessee 7-38 (Phillip Fulmer) Iowa Holiday 12-30-91 BYU 13-13 (LaVell Edwards) Texas A&M Holiday 12-28-06 California 10-45 (Jeff Tedford) Iowa Alamo 12-31-93 California 3-37 (Keith Gilbertson) JAMES FRANKLIN, 5-4-0 (East Stroudsburg 1995) Born 2-2-1972 Iowa Sun 12-29-95 Washington 38-18 (Jim Lambright) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Iowa Alamo 12-29-96 Texas Tech 27-0 (Spike Dykes) Iowa Sun 12-31-97 Arizona St. 7-17 (Bruce Snyder) Vanderbilt Liberty 12-31-2011 Cincinnati 24-31 (Butch Jones) Vanderbilt Music City 12-31-12 NC State 38-24 (Dana Bible) JUSTIN FUENTE, 2-3-0 (Murray St. 1999) Born 7-29-1976 Vanderbilt Compass 1-4-14 Houston 41-24 (Tony Levine) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Pinstripe 12-27-14 Boston College 31-30 OT (Steve Memphis Miami Beach 12-22-2014 BYU 55-48 (Bronco Mendenhall) Addazio) Virginia Tech Belk 12-29-16 Arkansas 35-24 (Brett Bielema) Penn St. TaxSlayer 1-2-16 Georgia 17-24 (Bryan McClendon) Virginia Tech Camping World 12-28-17 Oklahoma St. 21-30 (Mike Gundy) Penn St. Rose 1-2-17 Southern California 49-52 (Clay Helton) Virginia Tech Military 12-31-18 Cincinnati 31-35 (Luke Fickell) Penn St. Fiesta 12-30-17 Washington 35-28 (Chrs Petersen) Virginia Tech Belk 12-31-19 Kentucky 30-37 (Mark Stoops)

Bowl Coaching Records 113

BILL FULCHER, 1-0-0 (Georgia Tech 1957) Born 2-9-1934 SID GILLMAN, 1-1-0 (Ohio St. 1934) Born 10-26-1911 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Liberty 12-18-1972 Iowa St. 31-30 (Johnny Majors) Miami (OH) Sun 1-1-1948 Texas Tech 13-12 (Dell Morgan) Cincinnati Sun 1-1-51 West Tex. A&M 13-14 (Frank PHILLIP FULMER, 8-7-0 (Tennessee 1972) Born 9-1-1950 Kimbrough) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL GLASSFORD, 0-1-0 (Pittsburgh 1937) Born 3-8-1914 Tennessee Hall of Fame 1-1-1993 Boston College 38-23 (Tom Coughlin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Fla. Citrus 1-1-94 Penn St. 13-31 (Joe Paterno) Nebraska Orange 1-1-1955 Duke 7-34 (Bill Murray) Tennessee Gator 12-30-94 Virginia Tech 45-23 (Frank Beamer) JOE GLENN, 1-0-0 (South Dakota 1971) Born 3-7-1949 Tennessee Fla. Citrus 1-1-96 Ohio St. 20-14 (John Cooper) Tennessee Fla. Citrus 1-1-97 Northwestern 48-28 (Gary Barnett) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Orange 1-2-98 Nebraska 17-42 (Tom Osborne) Wyoming Las Vegas 12-23-2004 UCLA 24-21 (Karl Dorrell) Tennessee Fiesta 1-4-99 Florida St. 23-16 (Bobby Bowden) MARSHALL “LITTLE SLEEPY” GLENN, 1-0-0 (West Virginia Tennessee Fiesta 1-2-2000 Nebraska 21-31 (Frank Solich) 1931) Born 4-22-1908 Tennessee Cotton 1-1-01 Kansas St. 21-35 (Bill Snyder) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Fla. Citrus 1-1-02 Michigan 45-17 (Lloyd Carr) Tennessee Peach 12-31-02 Maryland 3-30 (Ralph Friedgen) West Virginia Sun 1-1-1938 Texas Tech 7-6 (Pete Cawthon) Tennessee Peach 1-2-04 Clemson 14-27 (Tommy Bowden) RAY GOFF, 2-2-0 (Georgia 1978) Born 7-10-1955 Tennessee Cotton 1-1-05 Texas A&M 38-7 (Dennis School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Franchione) Tennessee Outback 1-1-07 Penn St. 10-20 (Joe Paterno) Georgia Peach 12-30-1989 Syracuse 18-19 (Dick MacPherson) Tennessee Outback 1-1-08 Wisconsin 21-17 (Bret Bielema) Georgia Independence 12-29-91 Arkansas 24-15 (Jack Crowe) Georgia Fla. Citrus 1-1-93 Ohio St. 21-14 (John Cooper) WARREN GAER, 0-1-0 (Drake 1935) Born 2-7-1912 Georgia Peach 12-30-95 Virginia 27-34 (George Welsh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) AL GOLDEN, 0-3-0 (Penn St. 1991) Born 7-4-1969 Drake Sun 1-1-1958 Louisville 20-34 (Frank Camp) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHAN GAILEY, 2-3-0 (Florida 1974) Born 1-5-1952 Temple EagleBank 12-29-2009 UCLA 21-30 (Rick Neuheisel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Russell Athletic 12-28-13 Louisville 9-36 (Charlie Strong) Georgia Tech Silicon Valley 12-31-2002 Fresno St. 21-30 (Pat Hill) Miami (FL) Independence 12-27-14 South Carolina 21-24 (Steve Georgia Tech Humanitarian 1-3-04 Tulsa 52-10 (Steve Kragthorpe) Spurrier) Georgia Tech Champs Sports 12-21-04 Syracuse 51-14 (Paul Pasqualoni) FRED GOLDSMITH, 0-1-0 (Florida 1967) Born 3-3-1944 Georgia Tech Emerald 12-29-05 Utah 10-38 (Kyle Whittingham) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Gator 1-1-07 West Virginia 35-38 (Rich Rodriguez) Duke Hall of Fame 1-2-1995 Wisconsin 20-34 (Barry Alvarez) JOE GAVIN, 0-1-0 (Notre Dame 1931) Born 3-20-1908 MIKE GOTTFRIED, 0-1-0 (Morehead St. 1966) Born 12-17-1944 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Dayton Salad 1-1-1952 Houston 21-26 (Clyde Lee) Pittsburgh Bluebonnet 12-31-1987 Texas 27-32 (David McWilliams) DAVID GIBBS, 1-0-0 (Colorado 1990) Born 1-10-1968 RALPH GRAHAM, 0-1-0 (Kansas St. 1934) Born 8-16-1910 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Houston Armed Forces 1-2-2015 Pittsburgh 35-34 (Joe Rudolph) Wichita St. Raisin 1-1-1948 Pacific 14-26 (Larry Siemering) GARY GIBBS, 2-1-0 (Oklahoma 1975) Born 8-13-1952 TODD GRAHAM, 5-4-0 (East Central 1987) Born 12-5-1964 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Gator 12-29-1991 Virginia 48-14 (George Welsh) Rice New Orleans 12-22-2006 Troy 17-41 (Larry Blakeney) Oklahoma John Hancock 12-24-93 Texas Tech 41-10 (Spike Dykes) Tulsa GMAC 1-6-08 Bowling Green 63-7 (Gregg Brandon) Oklahoma Copper 12-29-94 BYU 6-31 (LaVell Edwards) Tulsa GMAC 1-6-09 Ball St. 45-13 (Stan Parrish) VINCE GIBSON, 0-2-0 (Florida St. 1955) Born 3-27-1933 Tulsa Hawaii 12-24-10 Hawaii 62-35 (Greg McMackin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Kraft Fight Hunger Navy 62-28 (Ken Niumatalolo) 12-29-12 Louisville Independence 12-17-1977 Louisiana Tech 14-24 (Maxie Lambright) Arizona St. Holiday 12-30-13 Texas Tech 23-37 (Kliff Kingsbury) Tulane Hall of Fame 12-27-80 Arkansas 15-34 (Lou Holtz) Arizona St. Sun 12-27-14 Duke 36-31 (David Cutcliffe) Arizona St. Cactus 1-2-16 West Virginia 42-43 (Dana CLAUDE GILBERT, 1-1-0 (San Jose St. 1959) Born 7-10-1932 Holgorsen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Sun 12-29-17 NC State 31-52 (Dave Doeren) San Jose St. California 12-13-1986 Miami (OH) 37-7 (Tim Rose) SONNY GRANDELIUS, 0-1-0 (Michigan St. 1951) Born 4-16-1929 San Jose St. California 12-12-87 Eastern Mich. 27-30 (Jim Harkema) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) KEITH GILBERTSON, 1-0-0 (Central Wash. 1971) Born 5-15-1948 Colorado Orange 1-1-1962 LSU 7-25 (Paul Dietzel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RAY GRAVES, 4-1-0 (Tennessee 1943) Born 12-31-1918 California Alamo 12-31-1993 Iowa 37-3 (Hayden Fry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TURNER GILL, 0-1-0 (North Texas 1990) Born 8-13-1962 Florida Gator 12-31-1960 Baylor 13-12 (John Bridgers) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida Gator 12-29-62 Penn St. 17-7 (Charles “Rip” Engle) Buffalo International 1-3-2009 UConn 20-38 (Randy Edsall) Florida Sugar 1-1-66 Missouri 18-20 (Dan Devine) Florida Orange 1-2-67 Georgia Tech 27-12 (Bobby Dodd)

Bowl Coaching Records 114

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) ANDY GUSTAFSON, 1-3-0 (Pittsburgh 1926) Born 4-3-1903 Florida Gator 12-27-69 Tennessee 14-13 (Doug Dickey) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-1951 Clemson 14-15 (Frank Howard) DENNIS GREEN, 0-1-0 (Iowa 1971) Born 2-17-1949 Miami (FL) Gator 1-1-52 Clemson 14-0 (Frank Howard) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Liberty 12-16-61 Syracuse 14-15 (Ben Stanford Aloha 12-25-1991 Georgia Tech 17-18 (Bobby Ross) Schwartzwalder) Miami (FL) Gotham 12-15-62 Nebraska 34-36 (Bob Devaney) VEE GREEN, 1-0-0 (Illinois 1924) Born 10-9-1900 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JOHN GUTEKUNST, 1-1-0 (Duke 1966) Born 4-13-1944 Drake Raisin 1-1-1946 Fresno St. 13-12 (Alvin “Pix” Pierson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Minnesota Independence 12-21-1985 Clemson 20-13 (Danny Ford) BOB GREGORY, 0-1-0 (Washington St. 1987) Born 4-25-1963 Minnesota Liberty 12-29-86 Tennessee 14-21 (Johnny Majors) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) PAUL HACKETT, 1-1-0 (UC Davis 1969) Born 6-5-1947 Boise St. Hawaii 12-24-2013 Oregon St. 23-38 (Mike Riley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JIM GROBE, 4-2-0 (Virginia 1975) Born 2-17-1952 Pittsburgh John Hancock 12-30-1989 Texas A&M 31-28 (R.C. Slocum) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern California Sun 12-31-98 TCU 19-28 (Dennis Franchione) Wake Forest Seattle 12-30-2002 Oregon 38-17 (Mike Bellotti) JACK HAGERTY, 0-1-0 (Georgetown 1926) Born 7-3-1903 Wake Forest Orange 1-2-07 Louisville 13-24 (Bobby Petrino) Wake Forest Meineke 12-29-07 UConn 24-10 (Randy Edsall) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wake Forest EagleBank 12-20-08 Navy 29-19 (Ken Niumatalolo) Georgetown Orange 1-1-1941 Mississippi St. 7-14 (Alvin McKeen) Wake Forest Music City 12-30-11 Mississippi St. 17-23 (Dan Mullen) ODELL HAGGINS, 1-1-0 (Florida St. 1990) Born 2-27-1967 Baylor Cactus 12-27-16 Boise St. 31-12 (Bryan Harsin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) AL GROH, 3-2-0 (Virginia 1967) Born 7-13-1944 Florida St. Independence 12-27-2017 Southern Miss. 42-13 (Jay Hopson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Sun 12-31-19 Arizona St. 14-20 (Herm Edwards) Virginia Continental Tire West Virginia 48-22 (Rich GALEN HALL, 1-1-0 (Penn St. 1962) Born 8-14-1940 12-28-2002 Rodriguez) Virginia Continental Tire 12-27-03 Pittsburgh 23-16 (Walt Harris) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia MPC Computers 12-27-04 Fresno St. 34-37 (OT) (Pat Hill) Florida Aloha 12-25-1987 UCLA 16-20 (Terry Donahue) Virginia Music City 12-30-05 Minnesota 34-31 (Glen Mason) Florida All-American 12-29-88 Illinois 14-10 (John Mackovic) Virginia Gator 1-1-08 Texas Tech 28-31 (Mike Leach) CURLEY HALLMAN, 1-0-0 (Texas A&M 1970) Born 9-3-1947 ART GUEPE, 1-0-0 (Marquette 1937) Born 1-28-1915 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern Miss. Independence 12-23-1988 UTEP 38-18 (Bob Stull) Vanderbilt Gator 12-31-1955 Auburn 25-13 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) MIKE HANKWITZ, 0-1-0 (Michigan 1970) Born 12-14-1947 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LANCE GUIDRY, 1-1-0 (McNeese St. 1995) Born Colorado Champs Sports Clemson 10-19 (Tommy Bowden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) 12-27-2005 Miami (OH) GoDaddy.com 1-6-2011 Middle Tenn. 35-21 (Rick Stockstill) JIM HARBAUGH, 2-5-0 (Michigan 1986) Born 12-23-1963 Western Ky. Little Caesars 12-26-12 Central Mich. 21-24 (Dan Enos) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MIKE GUNDY, 9-5-0 (Oklahoma St. 1989) Born 8-12-1967 Stanford Sun 12-31-2009 Oklahoma 27-31 (Bob Stoops) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stanford Orange 1-3-11 Virginia Tech 40-12 (Frank Beamer) Oklahoma St. Independence 12-28-2006 Alabama 34-31 (Joe Kines) Michigan Citrus 1-1-16 Florida 41-7 (Jim McElwain) Oklahoma St. Insight 12-31-07 Indiana 49-33 (Bill Lynch) Michigan Orange 12-30-16 Florida St. 32-33 (Jimbo Fisher) Oklahoma St. Holiday 12-30-08 Oregon 31-42 (Mike Bellotti) Michigan Outback 1-1-18 South Carolina 19-26 (Will Muschamp) Oklahoma St. Cotton 1-2-10 Ole Miss 7-21 (Houston Nutt) Michigan Peach 12-29-18 Florida 15-41 (Dan Mullen) Oklahoma St. Alamo 12-29-10 Arizona 36-10 (Mike Stoops) Michigan Citrus 1-1-20 Alabama 16-35 (Nick Saban) Oklahoma St. Fiesta 1-2-12 Stanford 41-38 (OT) (David Shaw) WAYNE HARDIN, 1-2-0 (Pacific 1950) Born 3-23-1927 Oklahoma St. Heart of Dallas 1-1-13 Purdue 58-14 (Patrick Higgins) Oklahoma St. Cotton 1-3-14 Missouri 31-41 (Gary Pinkel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma St. Cactus 1-2-15 Washington 30-22 (Chris Petersen) Navy Orange 1-2-1961 Missouri 14-21 (Dan Devine) Oklahoma St. Sugar 1-1-16 Ole Miss 20-48 (Hugh Freeze) Navy Cotton 1-1-64 Texas 6-28 (Darrell Royal) Oklahoma St. Alamo 12-29-16 Colorado 38-8 (Mike MacIntyre) Temple Garden State 12-15-79 California 28-17 (Roger Theder) Oklahoma St. Camping World 12-28-17 Virginia Tech 30-21 (Justin Fuente) JACK HARDING, 1-0-0 (Pittsburgh 1926) Born 1-5-1898 Oklahoma St. Liberty 12-31-18 Missouri 38-33 (Barry Odom) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma St. Texas 12-27-19 Texas A&M 21-24 (Jimbo Fisher) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-1948 Holy Cross 13-6 (John “Ox” Da DAVID GUNN, 0-1-0 (Arkansas 1987) Born 11-16-1963 Grosa) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JIM HARKEMA, 1-0-0 (Kalamazoo 1964) Born 6-25-1942 Arkansas St. GoDaddy.com 1-8-2012 Northern Ill. 20-38 (Dave Doeren) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RICH GUNNELL, 0-1-0 (Boston College 2009) Born 1-12-1987 Eastern Mich. California 12-12-1987 San Jose St. 30-27 (Claude Gilbert) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BRYAN HARSIN, 3-2-0 (Boise St. 2000) Born 11-1-1976 Boston College Birmingham 1-2-2020 Cincinnati 6-38 (Luke Fickell) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Boise St. Fiesta 12-31-2014 Arizona 38-30 (Rich Rodriguez) Boise St. Poinsettia 12-23-15 Northern Ill. 55-7 (Rod Carey)

Bowl Coaching Records 115

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MARK HELFRICH, 2-2-0 (Southern Oregon 1996) Born 10-28-1973 Boise St. Cactus 12-27-16 Baylor 12-31 (Jim Grobe) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Boise St. Las Vegas 12-16-17 Oregon 38-28 (Mario Cristobal) Oregon Alamo 12-30-2013 Texas 30-7 (Mack Brown) Boise St. Las Vegas 12-21-19 Washington 7-38 (Chris Petersen) Oregon Rose 1-1-15 Florida St. 59-20 (Jimbo Fisher) Oregon CFP National Ohio St. 20-42 (Urban Meyer) WALT HARRIS, 2-4-0 (Pacific 1968) Born 11-9-1946 Championship 1-12-15 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon Alamo 1-2-16 TCU 41-47 (3 ot) (Gary Patterson) Pittsburgh Liberty 12-31-1997 Southern Miss. 7-41 (Jeff Bower) CLAY HELTON, 2-3-0 (Houston 1994) Born 6-24-1972 Pittsburgh Insight.com 12-28-2000 Iowa St. 29-37 (Dan McCarney) Pittsburgh Tangerine 12-20-01 NC State 34-19 (Chuck Amato) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Insight 12-26-02 Oregon St. 38-13 (Dennis Erickson) Southern California Las Vegas 12-21-2013 Fresno St. 45-20 (Tim DeRuyter) Pittsburgh Continental Tire 12-27-03 Virginia 16-23 (Al Groh) Southern California Holiday 12-30-15 Wisconsin 21-23 (Paul Chryst) Pittsburgh Fiesta 1-1-05 Utah 7-35 (Urban Meyer & Kyle Southern California Rose 1-2-17 Penn St. 49-52 (James Franklin) Whittingham) Southern California Cotton 12-29-17 Ohio St. 7-24 (Urban Meyer) Southern California Holiday 12-27-19 Iowa 24-49 (Kirk Ferentz) KEN HATFIELD, 4-6-0 (Arkansas 1965) Born 6-8-1943 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) KIM HELTON, 0-1-0 (Florida 1970) Born 7-28-1948 Air Force Hall of Fame 12-31-1982 Vanderbilt 36-28 (George School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MacIntyre) Houston Liberty 12-27-1996 Syracuse 17-30 (Paul Pasqualoni) Air Force Independence 12-10-83 Ole Miss 9-3 (Billy Brewer) Arkansas Liberty 12-27-84 Auburn 15-21 (Pat Dye) TYSON HELTON, 1-0-0 (Houston 1999) Born 6-20-1977 Arkansas Holiday 12-22-85 Arizona St. 18-17 (John Cooper) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas Orange 1-1-87 Oklahoma 8-42 (Barry Switzer) Western Ky. First Responder 12-30-19 Western Mich. 23-20 (Tim Lester) Arkansas Liberty 12-29-87 Georgia 17-20 (Vince Dooley) ELMER “GUS” HENDERSON, 2-0-0 (Oberlin 1912) Born 3-10-1889 Arkansas Cotton 1-2-89 UCLA 3-17 (Terry Donahue) Arkansas Cotton 1-1-90 Tennessee 27-31 (Johnny Majors) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Hall of Fame 1-1-91 Illinois 30-0 (John Mackovic) Southern California Rose 1-1-1923 Penn St. 14-3 (Hugo Bezdek) Clemson Fla. Citrus 1-1-92 California 13-37 (Bruce Snyder) Southern California L.A. Christmas Festival Missouri 20-7 (Gwinn Henry) 12-25-24 BOBBY HAUCK, 0-1-0 (Montana 1987) Born 6-14-1964 DAN HENNING, 1-0-0 (William & Mary 1964) Born 7-21-1942 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UNLV Heart of Dallas 1-1-2014 North Texas 14-36 (Dan McCarney) Boston College Aloha 12-25-1994 Kansas St. 12-7 (Bill Snyder) DAN HAWKINS, 2-3-0 (UC Davis 1984) Born 11-10-1960 GWINN HENRY, 0-1-0 (Howard Payne 1917) Born 8-5-1887 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Boise St. Humanitarian 12-31-2002 Iowa St. 34-16 (Dan McCarney) Boise St. Fort Worth 12-23-03 TCU 34-31 (Gary Patterson) Missouri L.A. Christmas Festival Southern California 7-20 (Elmer Boise St. Liberty 12-31-04 Louisville 40-44 (Bobby Petrino) 12-25-1924 “Gus” Henderson) Boise St. MPC Computers 12-28-05 Boston College 21-27 (Tom TOM HERMAN, 4-0-0 (Cal Lutheran 1997) Born 6-2-1975 O’Brien) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado Independence 12-30-07 Alabama 24-30 (Nick Saban) Houston Peach 12-31-2015 Florida St. 38-24 (Jimbo Fisher) WOODY HAYES, 6-6-0 (Denison 1935) Born 2-14-1913 Texas Texas 12-27-17 Missouri 33-16 (Barry Odom) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Sugar 1-1-19 Georgia 28-21 (Kirby Smart) Miami (OH) Salad 1-1-1951 Arizona St. 34-21 (Ed Doherty) Texas Alamo 12-31-19 Utah 38-10 (Kyle Whittingham) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-55 Southern California 20-7 (Jess Hill) REGGIE HERRING, 0-1-0 (Florida St. 1981) Born 6-3-1959 Ohio St. Rose 1-1-58 Oregon 10-7 (Len Casanova) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-69 Southern California 27-16 (John McKay) Arkansas Cotton 1-1-2008 Missouri 7-38 (Gary Pinkel) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-71 Stanford 17-27 (John Ralston) BILL HESS, 0-2-0 (Ohio 1947) Born 2-5-1923 Ohio St. Rose 1-1-73 Southern California 17-42 (John McKay) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-74 Southern California 42-21 (John Ohio Sun 12-31-1962 West Tex. A&M 14-15 (Joe Kerbel) McKay) Ohio Tangerine 12-27-68 Richmond 42-49 (Frank Jones) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-75 Southern California 17-18 (John JOSH HEUPEL, 1-1-0 (Oklahoma 2001) Born 3-22-1978 McKay) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-76 UCLA 10-23 (Dick Vermeil) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Orange 1-1-77 Colorado 27-10 (Bill Mallory) UCF Fiesta 1-1-2019 LSU 32-40 (Ed Orgeron) Ohio St. Sugar 1-2-78 Alabama 6-35 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) UCF Gasparilla 12-23-19 Marshall 48-25 (Doc Holliday) Ohio St. Gator 12-29-78 Clemson 15-17 (Danny Ford) JIM HICKEY, 1-0-0 (William & Mary 1942) Born 1-22-1920 DARRELL HAZELL, 0-1-0 (Muskingum 1986) Born 4-14-1964 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Gator 12-28-1963 Air Force 35-0 (Ben Martin) Kent St. GoDaddy.com 1-6-2013 Arkansas St. 13-17 (John BOB HIGGINS, 1-0-1 (Penn St. 1920) Born 12-24-1893 Thompson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) WILLL HEALY, 0-1-0 (Richmond 2008) Born 1-16-1985 West Va. Wesleyan Dixie Classic 1-1-1925 SMU 9-7 (Ray Morrison) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Cotton 1-1-48 SMU 13-13 (Matty Bell) Charlotte Bahamas 12-20-2019 Buffalo 9-31 (Lance Leipold)

Bowl Coaching Records 116

PATRICK HIGGINS, 0-1-0 (William Penn 1986) Born 11-11-1963 ORIN “BABE” HOLLINGBERY, 0-1-0 (No college) Born 7-15-1893 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Purdue Heart of Dallas 1-1-2013 Oklahoma St. 14-58 (Mike Gundy) Washington St. Rose 1-1-1931 Alabama 0-24 (Wallace Wade) JESS HILL, 1-1-0 (Southern California 1930) Born 1-20-1907 NICK HOLT, 1-0-0 (Pacific 1986) Born 10-15-1962 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern California Rose 1-1-1953 Wisconsin 7-0 (Ivy Williamson) Western Ky. Boca Raton 12-20-2016 Memphis 51-31 (Mike Norvell) Southern California Rose 1-1-55 Ohio St. 7-20 (Woody Hayes) LOU HOLTZ, 12-8-2 (Kent St. 1959) Born 1-6-1937 PAT HILL, 4-7-0 (UC Riverside 1973) Born 12-17-1951 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) William & Mary Tangerine 12-28-1970 Toledo 12-40 (Frank Lauterbur) Fresno St. Las Vegas 12-18-1999 Utah 16-17 (Ron McBride) NC State Peach 12-29-72 West Virginia 49-13 (Bobby Fresno St. Silicon Valley 12-31-2000 Air Force 34-37 (Fisher DeBerry) Bowden) Fresno St. Silicon Valley 12-31-01 Michigan St. 35-44 (Bobby NC State Liberty 12-17-73 Kansas 31-18 (Don Fambrough) Williams) NC State Bluebonnet 12-23-74 Houston 31-31 (Bill Yeoman) Fresno St. Silicon Valley 12-31-02 Georgia Tech 30-21 (Chan Gailey) NC State Peach 12-31-75 West Virginia 10-13 (Bobby Fresno St. Silicon Valley 12-30-03 UCLA 17-9 (Karl Dorrell) Bowden) Fresno St. MPC Computers 12-27-04 Virginia 37-34 (OT) (Al Groh) Arkansas Orange 1-2-78 Oklahoma 31-6 (Barry Switzer) Fresno St. Liberty 12-31-05 Tulsa 24-31 (Steve Kragthorpe) Arkansas Fiesta 12-25-78 UCLA 10-10 (Terry Donahue) Fresno St. Humanitarian 12-31-07 Georgia Tech 40-28 (Jon Tenuta) Arkansas Sugar 1-1-80 Alabama 9-24 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Fresno St. New Mexico 12-20-08 Colorado St. 35-40 (Steve Fairchild) Arkansas Hall of Fame 12-27-80 Tulane 34-15 (Vince Gibson) Fresno St. New Mexico 12-19-09 Wyoming 28-34 (2 OT) (Dave Arkansas Gator 12-28-81 North Carolina 27-31 (Dick Crum) Christensen) Arkansas Bluebonnet 12-31-82 Florida 28-24 (Charley Pell) Fresno St. Humanitarian 12-18-10 Northern Ill. 17-40 (Tom Notre Dame Cotton 1-1-88 Texas A&M 10-35 (Jackie Sherrill) Matukewicz) Notre Dame Fiesta 1-2-89 West Virginia 34-21 (Don Nehlen) JERRY HINES, 0-0-1 (New Mexico St. 1926) Born 10-11-1903 Notre Dame Orange 1-1-90 Colorado 21-6 (Bill McCartney) Notre Dame Orange 1-1-91 Colorado 9-10 (Bill McCartney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Sugar 1-1-92 Florida 39-28 (Steve Spurrier) New Mexico St. Sun 1-1-1936 Hardin-Simmons 14-14 (Frank Notre Dame Cotton 1-1-93 Texas A&M 28-3 (R.C. Slocum) Kimbrough) Notre Dame Cotton 1-1-94 Texas A&M 24-21 (R.C. Slocum) BERNARD A. HOBAN, 0-1-0 (Dartmouth 1912) Born 4-21-1890 Notre Dame Fiesta 1-2-95 Colorado 24-41 (Bill McCartney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Orange 1-1-96 Florida St. 26-31 (Bobby Bowden) South Carolina Outback 1-1-2001 Ohio St. 24-7 (John Cooper) U. of Mexico Sun 1-1-1945 Southwestern (TX) 0-35 (Randolph South Carolina Outback 1-1-02 Ohio St. 31-28 (Jim Tressel) Medley) SKIP HOLTZ, 8-3-0 (Notre Dame 1986) Born 3-12-1964 TERRY HOEPPNER, 1-1-0 (Franklin 1969) Born 8-19-1947 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) East Carolina Papajohns.com South Fla. 7-24 (Jim Leavitt) Miami (OH) GMAC 12-18-2003 Louisville 49-28 (Bobby Petrino) 12-23-2006 Miami (OH) Independence 12-28-04 Iowa St. 13-17 (Dan McCarney) East Carolina Hawaii 12-23-07 Boise St. 41-38 (Chris Petersen) BRADY HOKE, 2-3-0 (Ball St. 1980) Born 11-3-1958 East Carolina Liberty 1-2-09 Kentucky 19-25 (Rich Brooks) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) East Carolina Liberty 1-2-10 Arkansas 17-20 (OT) (Bobby Petrino) Ball St. International 1-5-2008 Rutgers 30-52 (Greg Schiano) South Fla. Meineke 12-31-10 Clemson 31-26 (Dabo Swinney) San Diego St. Poinsettia 12-23-10 Navy 35-14 (Ken Niumatalolo) Louisiana Tech Heart of Dallas 12-26-14 Illinois 35-18 (Tim Beckman) Michigan Sugar 1-3-12 Virginia Tech 23-20 (Frank Beamer) Louisiana Tech New Orleans 12-19-15 Arkansas St. 47-28 (Blake Michigan Outback 1-1-13 South Carolina 28-33 (Steve Anderson) Spurrier) Louisiana Tech Armed Forces 12-23-16 Navy 48-45 (Ken Niumatalolo) Michigan Buffalo Wild Wings Kansas St. 14-31 (Bill Snyder) Louisiana Tech Frisco 12-20-17 SMU 51-10 (Sonny Dykes) 12-28-13 Louisiana Tech Hawaii 12-22-18 Hawaii 31-14 (Nick Rolovich) DANA HOLGORSEN, 2-5-0 (Iowa Wesleyan 1993) Born 6-21-1971 Louisiana Tech Independence 12-26-19 Miami (FL) 14-0 (Manny Diaz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DANNY HOPE, 1-0-0 (Eastern Ky. 1981) Born 1-7-1959 West Virginia Orange 1-4-2012 Clemson 70-33 (Dabo Swinney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia Pinstripe 12-29-12 Syracuse 14-38 (Doug Marrone) Purdue Little Caesars 12-27-2011 Western Mich. 37-32 (Bill Cubit) West Virginia Liberty 12-29-14 Texas A&M 37-45 (Kevin Sumlin) West Virginia Cactus 1-2-16 Arizona St. 43-42 (Todd Graham) JAY HOPSON, 1-2-0 (Ole Miss 1992) Born 10-13-1968 West Virginia Russel Athletic 12-28-16 Miami (FL) 31-14 (Mark Richt) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia Heart of Dallas 12-26-17 Utah 14-30 (Kyle Whittingham) Southern Miss. New Orleans 12-17-2016 Louisiana 28-21 (Mark Hudspeth) West Virginia Camping World 12-28-18 Syracuse 18-34 (Dino Babers) Southern Miss. Independence 12-27-17 Florida St. 13-42 (Odell Haggins) DOC HOLLIDAY, 6-1-0 (West Virginia 1981) Born 4-21-1957 Southern Miss. Armed Forces 1-4-20 Tulane 13-30 (Willie Fritz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) EDWIN “BABE” HORRELL, 0-1-0 (California 1926) Born 9-29-1902 Marshall St. Petersburg 12-20-2011 FIU 20-10 (Mario Cristobal) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Marshall Military 12-27-13 Maryland 31-20 (Randy Edsall) UCLA Rose 1-1-1943 Georgia 0-9 (Wally Butts) Marshall Boca Raton 12-23-14 Northern Ill. 52-23 (Rod Carey) Marshall St. Petersburg 12-26-15 UConn 16-10 (Bob Diaco) JEFF HORTON, 1-0-0 (Nevada 1981) Born 7-13-1957 Marshall New Mexico 12-16-17 Colorado St. 31-28 (Mike Bobo) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Marshall Gasparilla 12-20-18 South Fla. 38-20 (Charlie Strong) UNLV Las Vegas 12-15-1994 Central Mich. 52-24 (Dick Flynn) Marshall Gasparilla 12-23-19 UCF 25-48 (Josh Heupel)

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FRANK HOWARD, 3-3-0 (Alabama 1931) Born 3-25-1909 BOBBY JOHNSON, 1-0-0 (Clemson 1973) Born 2-8-1951 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Gator 1-1-1949 Missouri 24-23 (Don Faurot) Vanderbilt. Music City 12-31-2008 Boston College 16-14 (Jeff Clemson Orange 1-1-51 Miami (FL) 15-14 (Andy Gustafson) Jagodzinski) Clemson Gator 1-1-52 Miami (FL) 0-14 (Andy Gustafson) CURTIS JOHNSON, 0-1-0 (Idaho 1985) Born 11-5-1961 Clemson Orange 1-1-57 Colorado 21-27 (Dallas Ward) Clemson Sugar 1-1-59 LSU 0-7 (Paul Dietzel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Bluebonnet 12-19-59 TCU 23-7 (Abe Martin) Tulane. New Orleans 12-21-2013 Louisiana 21-24 (Mark Hudspeth) MILLARD “DIXIE” HOWELL, 0-1-1 (Alabama 1935) Born 11-24-1912 JIMMY JOHNSON, 3-4-0 (Arkansas 1965) Born 7-16-1943 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Sun 1-1-1940 Catholic 0-0 (Arthur “Dutch” Oklahoma St. Independence 12-12-1981 Texas A&M 16-33 (Tom Wilson) Bergman) Oklahoma St. Bluebonnet 12-31-83 Baylor 24-14 (Grant Teaff) Arizona St. Sun 1-1-41 Case 13-26 (Bill Edwards) Miami (FL) Fiesta 1-1-85 UCLA 37-39 (Terry Donahue) Miami (FL) Sugar 1-1-86 Tennessee 7-35 (Johnny Majors) BILL HUBBARD, 2-0-0 (Stanford 1930) Born 2-5-1907 Miami (FL) Fiesta 1-2-87 Penn St. 10-14 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-88 Oklahoma 20-14 (Barry Switzer) San Jose St. Raisin 1-1-1947 Utah St. 20-0 (E.L. “Dick” Romney) Miami (FL) Orange 1-2-89 Nebraska 23-3 (Tom Osborne) San Jose St. Raisin 12-31-49 Texas Tech 20-13 (Dell Morgan) MIKE JOHNSON, 0-1-0 (Akron 1990) Born 5-2-1967 CLYDE “CAC” HUBBARD, 0-2-0 (Oregon St. 1921) Born 9-13-1897 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA. Kraft Fight Hunger Illinois 14-20 (Vic Koenning) Denver Sun 1-1-1946 New Mexico 24-34 (Willis Barnes) 12-31-2011 Denver Alamo 1-4-47 Hardin-Simmons 0-20 (Warren PAUL JOHNSON, 5-8-0 (Western Caro. 1979) Born 8-20-1959 Woodson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MARK HUDSPETH, 4-1-0 (Delta St. 1991) Born 11-10-1968 Navy Houston 12-30-2003 Texas Tech 14-38 (Mike Leach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Navy Emerald 12-30-04 New Mexico 34-19 (Rocky Long) Louisiana New Orleans 12-17-2011 San Diego St. 32-30 (Rocky Long) Navy Poinsettia 12-22-05 Colorado St. 51-30 (Sonny Lubick) Louisiana New Orleans 12-22-12 East Carolina 43-34 (Ruffin McNeill) Navy Meineke 12-30-06 Boston College 24-25 (Frank Louisiana New Orleans 12-21-13 Tulane 24-21 (Curtis Johnson) Spaziani) Louisiana New Orleans 12-20-14 Nevada 16-3 (Brian Polian) Georgia Tech Chik-fil-A 12-31-08 LSU 3-38 (Les Miles) Louisiana New Orleans 12-17-16 Southern Miss. 21-28 (Jay Hopson) Georgia Tech Orange 1-5-10 Iowa 14-24 (Kirk Ferentz) Georgia Tech Independence 12-27-10 Air Force 7-14 (Troy Calhoun) CHARLES “SHY” HUNTINGTON, 0-1-0 (Oregon) Born 7-7-1891 Georgia Tech Sun 12-31-11 Utah 27-30 (OT) (Kyle Whittingham) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Sun 12-31-12 Southern California 21-7 (Lane Oregon Rose 1-1-1920 Harvard 6-7 (Robert Fisher) Kiffin) Georgia Tech Music City 12-30-13 Ole Miss 17-25 (Hugh Freeze) HARVEY HYDE, 1-0-0 (Redlands 1962) Born 7-13-1939 Georgia Tech Orange 12-31-14 Mississippi St. 49-34 (Dan Mullen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech TaxSlayer 12-31-16 Kentucky 33-18 (Mark Stoops) UNLV California 12-15-1984 Toledo 30-13 (Dan Simrell) Georgia Tech Quick Lane 12-22-18 Minnesota 10-34 (P.J. Fleck) MARK IVEY, 1-0-0 (Appalachian St. 1995) Born 7-11-1973 BUTCH JONES, 4-2-0 (Ferris St. 1990) Born 1-17-1968 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Appalachian St. New Orleans 12-15-2018 Middle Tenn. 45-13 (Rick Stockstill) Central Mich. Motor City 12-26-2007 Purdue 48-51 (Joe Tiller) Central Mich. Motor City 12-26-08 Fla. Atlantic 21-24 (Howard JEFF JAGODZINSKI, 1-1-0 (Wis.-Whitewater 1985) Born 10-12-1963 Schnellenberger) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Cincinnati Liberty 12-31-11 Vanderbilt 31-24 (James Franklin) Boston College Champs Sports Michigan St. 24-21 (Mark Dantonio) Tennessee Taxslayer 1-2-15 Iowa 28-45 (Kirk Ferentz) 12-28-2007 Tennessee Outback 1-1-16 Northwestern 45-6 (Pat Fitzgerald) Boston College Music City 12-31-08 Vanderbilt 14-16 (Bobby Johnson) Tennessee Music City 12-30-16 Nebraska 38-24 (Mike Riley) DON JAMES, 10-5-0 [Miami (FL) 1954] Born 12-31-1932 FRANK JONES, 1-1-0 (North Carolina 1948) Born 8-30-1921 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kent St. Tangerine 12-29-1972 Tampa 18-21 (Earle Bruce) Richmond Tangerine 12-27-1968 Ohio 49-42 (Bill Hess) Washington Rose 1-2-78 Michigan 27-20 (Bo Schembechler) Richmond Tangerine 12-28-71 Toledo 3-28 (John Murphy) Washington Sun 12-22-79 Texas 14-7 (Fred Akers) Washington Rose 1-1-81 Michigan 6-23 (Bo Schembechler) GOMER JONES, 0-1-0 (Ohio St. 1936) Born 2-26-1914 Washington Rose 1-1-82 Iowa 28-0 (Hayden Fry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington Aloha 12-25-82 Maryland 21-20 (Bobby Ross) Oklahoma Gator 1-2-1965 Florida St. 19-36 (Bill Peterson) Washington Aloha 12-26-83 Penn St. 10-13 (Joe Paterno) HOWARD JONES, 5-0-0 (Yale 1908) Born 8-23-1885 Washington Orange 1-1-85 Oklahoma 28-17 (Barry Switzer) Washington Freedom 12-30-85 Colorado 20-17 (Bill McCartney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington Sun 12-25-86 Alabama 6-28 (Ray Perkins) Southern California Rose 1-1-1930 Pittsburgh 47-14 (Jock Sutherland) Washington Independence 12-18-87 Tulane 24-12 (Mack Brown) Southern California Rose 1-1-32 Tulane 21-12 (Bernie Bierman) Washington Freedom 12-29-89 Florida 34-7 (Gary Darnell) Southern California Rose 1-2-33 Pittsburgh 35-0 (Jock Sutherland) Washington Rose 1-1-91 Iowa 46-34 (Hayden Fry) Southern California Rose 1-2-39 Duke 7-3 (Wallace Wade) Washington Rose 1-1-92 Michigan 34-14 (Gary Moeller) Southern California Rose 1-1-40 Tennessee 14-0 (Bob Neyland) Washington Rose 1-1-93 Michigan 31-38 (Gary Moeller)

Bowl Coaching Records 118

JOEY JONES, 0-2-0 (Alabama 1989) Born 10-29-1962 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Pinstripe 12-28-13 Rutgers 29-16 (Kyle Flood) South Ala. Camellia 12-20-2014 Bowling Green 28-33 (Dino Babers) Notre Dame Music City 12-30-14 LSU 31-28 (Les Miles) South Ala. Arizona 12-30-16 Air Force 21-45 (Troy Calhoun) Notre Dame Fiesta 1-1-16 Ohio St. 28-44 (Urban Meyer) Notre Dame Citrus 1-1-18 LSU 21-17 (Ed Orgeron) JUNE JONES, 7-3-0 (Portland St. 1977) Born 2-14-1953 Notre Dame Cotton 12-29-18 Clemson 3-30 (Dabo Swinney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Camping World 12-28-19 Iowa St. 33-9 (Matt Campbell) Hawaii Oahu Classic 12-25-1999 Oregon St. 23-17 (Dennis Erickson) Hawaii Hawaii 12-25-2002 Tulane 28-36 (Chris Scelfo) CHIP KELLY, 2-2-0 (New Hampshire 1990) Born 11-25-1963 Hawaii Hawaii 12-25-03 Houston 54-48 (3 OT) (Art Briles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Hawaii Hawaii 12-24-04 UAB 59-40 (Watson Brown) Oregon Rose 1-1-2010 Ohio St. 17-26 (Jim Tressel) Hawaii Hawaii 12-24-06 Arizona St. 41-24 (Dirk Koetter) Oregon BCS Champ. 1-10-11 Auburn 19-22 (Gene Chizik) Hawaii Sugar 1-1-08 Georgia 10-41 (Mark Richt) Oregon Rose 1-2-12 Wisconsin 45-38 (Bret Bielema) SMU Hawaii 12-24-09 Nevada 45-10 (Chris Ault) Oregon Fiesta 1-3-13 Kansas St. 35-17 (Bill Snyder) SMU Armed Forces 12-30-10 Army West Point 14-16 (Rich Ellerson) JOE KERBEL, 2-0-0 (Oklahoma 1947) Born 5-3-1921 SMU BBVA Compass 1-7-12 Pittsburgh 28-6 () School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) SMU Hawaii 12-24-12 Fresno St. 43-10 (Tim DeRuyter) West Tex. A&M Sun 12-21-1962 Ohio 15-14 (Bill Hess) LARRY JONES, 0-1-0 (LSU 1954) Born 12-18-1933 West Tex. A&M Pasadena 12-2-67 CSUN 35-13 (Sam Winningham) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL KERN, 0-1-0 (Pittsburgh 1928) Born 9-2-1906 Florida St. Fiesta 12-27-1971 Arizona St. 38-45 (Frank Kush) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LAWRENCE McC. “BIFF” JONES, 0-1-0 (Army West Point Carnegie Mellon Sugar 1-2-1939 TCU 7-15 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) 1917) Born 10-8-1895 ED KEZIRIAN, 1-0-0 (UCLA 1975) Born 8-4-1952 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nebraska Rose 1-1-1941 Stanford 13-21 (Clark UCLA Las Vegas 12-25-2002 New Mexico 27-13 (Rocky Long) Shaughnessy) LANE KIFFIN, 1-2-0 (Fresno St. 1998) Born 5-9-1975 PAT JONES, 3-1-0 (Arkansas 1969) Born 11-4-1947 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Chick-fil-A 12-31-2009 Virginia Tech 14-37 (Frank Beamer) Oklahoma St. Gator 12-28-1984 South Carolina 21-14 (Joe Southern California Sun 12-31-12 Georgia Tech 7-21 (Paul Johnson) Morrison) Fla. Atlantic Boca Raton 12-19-17 Akron 50-3 (Terry Bowden) Oklahoma St. Gator 12-30-85 Florida St. 23-34 (Bobby Bowden) Oklahoma St. Sun 12-25-87 West Virginia 35-33 (Don Nehlen) JERRY KILL, 0-5-0 [Southwestern (KS) 1983] Born 8-24-1961 Oklahoma St. Holiday 12-30-88 Wyoming 62-14 (Paul Roach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RALPH “SHUG” JORDAN, 5-7-0 (Auburn 1932) Born 9-25-1910 Northern Ill. Independence 12-28-2008 Louisiana Tech 10-17 (Derek School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Dooley) Northern Ill. International 1-2-10 South Fla. 3-27 (Jim Leavitt) Auburn Gator 1-1-1954 Texas Tech 13-35 (DeWitt Weaver) Minnesota Meineke 12-28-12 Texas Tech 31-34 (Chris Thomsen) Auburn Gator 12-31-54 Baylor 33-13 (George Sauer) Minnesota Texas 12-27-13 Syracuse 17-21 (Scott Shafer) Auburn Gator 12-31-55 Vanderbilt 13-25 (Art Gueppe) Minnesota Citrus 1-1-15 Missouri 17-33 (Gary Pinkel) Auburn Orange 1-1-64 Nebraska 7-13 (Bob Devaney) Auburn Liberty 12-18-65 Ole Miss 7-13 (John Vaught) FRANK KIMBROUGH, 2-0-1 (Hardin-Simmons 1926) Born 6-24-1904 Auburn Sun 12-28-68 Arizona 34-10 (Darrell Mudra) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Auburn Bluebonnet 12-31-69 Houston 7-36 (Bill Yeoman) Hardin-Simmons Sun 1-1-1936 New Mexico St. 14-14 (Jerry Hines) Auburn Gator 1-2-71 Ole Miss 35-28 (John Vaught) Hardin-Simmons Sun 1-1-37 UTEP 34-6 (Max Saxon) Auburn Sugar 1-1-72 Oklahoma 22-40 (Chuck Fairbanks) West Tex. A&M Sun 1-1-51 Cincinnati 14-13 (Sid Gillman) Auburn Gator 12-30-72 Colorado 24-3 (Eddie Crowder) Auburn Sun 12-29-73 Missouri 17-34 (Al Onofrio) BILLY KINARD, 1-0-0 (Ole Miss 1956) Born 12-16-1933 Auburn Gator 12-30-74 Texas 27-3 (Darrell Royal) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) ERNIE JORGE, 1-1-0 [St. Mary’s (CA) 1936] Born 10-7-1914 Ole Miss Peach 12-30-1971 Georgia Tech 41-18 (Bud Carson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JOE KINES, 0-1-0 (Jacksonville St. 1967) Born 7-13-1944 Pacific Sun 1-1-1952 Texas Tech 14-25 (DeWitt Weaver) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pacific Sun 1-1-53 Southern Miss. 26-7 (Thad “Pie” Alabama Independence 12-28-2006 Oklahoma St. 31-34 (Mike Gundy) Vann) DEWEY KING, 0-1-0 (North Dakota 1950) Born 10-1-1925 AL KAWAL, 1-0-0 (Northwestern 1935) Born 7-4-1912 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) San Jose St. Pasadena 12-18-1971 Memphis 9-28 (Billy Murphy) Drake Salad 1-1-1949 Arizona 14-13 (Miles Casteel) J.T. KING, 0-2-0 (Texas 1938) Born 10-22-1912 BRIAN KELLY, 7-5-0 (Assumption 1983) Born 10-25-1962 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Sun 12-26-1964 Georgia 0-7 (Vince Dooley) Cincinnati International 1-6-2007 Western Mich. 27-24 (Bill Cubit) Texas Tech Gator 12-31-65 Georgia Tech 21-31 (Bobby Dodd) Cincinnati Papajohns.com 12-22-07 Southern Miss. 31-21 (Jeff Bower) Cincinnati Orange 1-1-09 Virginia Tech 7-20 (Frank Beamer) KLIFF KINGSBURY, 1-2-0 (Texas Tech 2001) Born 8-9-1979 Notre Dame Sun 12-31-10 Miami (FL) 33-17 (Jeff Stoutland) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Champs Sports 12-29-11 Florida St. 14-18 (Jimbo Fisher) Texas Tech Holiday 12-30-2013 Arizona St. 37-23 (Todd Graham) Notre Dame BCS Champ. 1-7-13 Alabama 14-42 (Nick Saban) Texas Tech Texas 12-29-15 LSU 27-56 (Les Miles)

Bowl Coaching Records 119

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MAXIE LAMBRIGHT, 1-1-0 (Southern Miss. 1949) Born 6-3-1924 Texas Tech Birmingham 12-23-17 South Fla. 34-38 (Charlie Strong) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Louisiana Tech Independence 12-17-1977 Louisville 24-14 (Vince Gibson) JIMMY KITTS, 1-1-0 (SMU) Born 6-14-1900 Louisiana Tech Independence 12-16-78 East Carolina 13-35 (Pat Dye) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) FRANK LAUTERBUR, 2-0-0 (Mount Union 1949) Born 8-8-1925 Rice Cotton 1-1-1938 Colorado 28-14 (Bunnie Oakes) Virginia Tech Sun 1-1-47 Cincinnati 6-18 (Ray Nolting) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Toledo Tangerine 12-26-1969 Davidson 56-33 (Homer Smith) CHRIS KLIEMAN, 0-1-0 (UNI 1990) Born 8-27-1967 Toledo Tangerine 12-28-70 William & Mary 40-12 (Lou Holtz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MIKE LEACH, 7-8-0 (BYU 1983) Born 3-9-1961 Kansas St. Liberty 12-31-2019 Navy 17-20 (Ken Niumatalolo) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) ED KLUSKA, 1-0-0 (Xavier 1940) Born 5-21-1918 Texas Tech Galleryfurniture.com East Carolina 27-40 (Steve Logan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) 12-27-2000 Xavier Salad 1-1-1950 Arizona St. 33-21 (Ed Doherty) Texas Tech Alamo 12-29-01 Iowa 16-19 (Kirk Ferentz) Texas Tech Tangerine 12-23-02 Clemson 55-15 (Tommy Bowden) GREG KNOX, 1-0-0 (Northeastern St. 1986) Born 9-10-1963 Texas Tech Houston 12-30-03 Navy 38-14 (Paul Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Holiday 12-30-04 California 45-31 (Jeff Tedford) Mississippi St. TaxSlayer 12-30-2017 Louisville 31-27 (Bobby Petrino) Texas Tech Cotton 1-2-06 Alabama 10-13 (Mike Shula) Texas Tech Insight 12-29-06 Minnesota 44-41 (OT) (Glen Mason) VIC KOENNING, 1-0-0 (Kansas St. 1983) Born 2-26-1960 Texas Tech Gator 1-1-08 Virginia 31-28 (Al Groh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Cotton 1-2-09 Ole Miss 34-47 (Houston Nutt) Illinois Kraft Fight Hunger UCLA 20-14 (Mike Johnson) Washington St. New Mexico 12-21-13 Colorado St. 45-48 (Jim McElwain) 12-31-2011 Washington St. Sun 12-26-15 Miami (FL) 20-14 (Larry Scott) DIRK KOETTER, 4-2-0 (Idaho St. 1981) Born 2-5-1959 Washington St. Holiday 12-27-16 Minnesota 12-17 (Tracy Claeys) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington St. Holiday 12-28-17 Washington St. 17-42 (Mark Dantonio) Washington St. Alamo 12-28-18 Iowa St. 28-26 (Matt Campbell) Boise St. Humanitarian 12-30-1999 Louisville 34-31 (John L. Smith) Washington St. Cheez-It 12-27-19 Air Force 21-31 (Troy Calhoun) Boise St. Humanitarian 12-28-2000 UTEP 38-23 (Gary Nord) Arizona St. Holiday 12-27-02 Kansas St. 27-34 (Bill Snyder) FRANK LEAHY, 1-1-0 (Notre Dame 1931) Born 8-27-1908 Arizona St. Sun 12-31-04 Purdue 27-23 (Joe Tiller) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Insight 12-27-05 Rutgers 45-40 (Greg Schiano) Boston College Cotton 1-1-1940 Clemson 3-6 (Jess Neely) Arizona St. Hawaii 12-24-06 Hawaii 24-41 (June Jones) Boston College Sugar 1-1-41 Tennessee 19-13 (Bob Neyland) STEVE KRAGTHORPE, 1-2-0 (West Tex. A&M 1988) Born 4-28-1965 JIM LEAVITT, 3-2-0 (Missouri 1978) Born 12-5-1956 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tulsa Humanitarian 1-3-2004 Georgia Tech 10-52 (Chan Gailey) South Fla. Meineke 12-31-2005 NC State 0-14 (Chuck Amato) Tulsa Liberty 12-31-05 Fresno St. 38-31 (Pat Hill) South Fla. Papajohns.com 12-23-06 East Carolina 24-7 (Skip Holtz) Tulsa Armed Forces 12-23-06 Utah 13-25 (Kyle Whittingham) South Fla. Sun 12-31-07 Oregon 21-56 (Mike Bellotti) JOE KRIVAK, 0-0-1 (Syracuse 1957) Born 3-20-1935 South Fla. St. Petersburg 12-20-08 Memphis 41-14 (Tommy West) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) South Fla. International 1-2-10 Northern Ill. 27-3 (Jerry Kill) Maryland Independence 12-15-1990 Louisiana Tech 34-34 (Joe CLYDE LEE, 1-0-0 [Centenary (LA) 1932] Born 2-11-1908 Raymond Peace) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) SEAN KUGLER, 0-1-0 (UTEP 1988) Born 8-9-1966 Houston Salad 1-1-1952 Dayton 26-21 (Joe Gavin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LANCE LEIPOLD, 1-1-0 [Wis.-Whitewater 1986] Born 5-6-1964 UTEP New Mexico 12-20-2014 Utah St. 6-21 (Matt Wells) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) FRANK KUSH, 6-1-0 (Michigan St. 1953) Born 1-20-1929 Buffalo Dollar General 12-22-2018 Troy 32-42 (Neal Brown) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Buffalo Bahamas 12-20-19 Charlotte 31-9 (Will Healy) Arizona St. Peach 12-30-1970 North Carolina 48-26 (Bill Dooley) PETE LEMBO, 0-2-0 (Georgetown 1992) Born 4-16-1970 Arizona St. Fiesta 12-27-71 Florida St. 45-38 (Larry Jones) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Fiesta 12-23-72 Missouri 49-35 (Al Onofrio) Ball St. Beef ‘o’ Brady’s UCF 17-38 (George O’Leary) Arizona St. Fiesta 12-21-73 Pittsburgh 28-7 (Johnny Majors) 12-21-2012 Arizona St. Fiesta 12-26-75 Nebraska 17-14 (Tom Osborne) Ball St. GoDaddy.com 1-5-14 Arkansas St. 20-23 (John Arizona St. Fiesta 12-25-77 Penn St. 30-42 (Joe Paterno) Thompson) Arizona St. Garden State 12-16-78 Rutgers 34-18 (Frank Burns) TIM LESTER, 0-2-0 [Western Mich. 2000] Born 2-8-1977 BERT LaBRUCHERIE, 0-1-0 (UCLA 1929) Born 1-19-1905 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Western Mich. Famous Idaho Potato BYU 18-49 (Kalani Sitake) UCLA Rose 1-1-1947 Illinois 14-45 (Ray Eliot) 12-21-2018 Western Mich. First Responder 12-30-19 Western Ky. 20-23 (Tyson Helton) JIM LAMBRIGHT, 1-3-0 (Washington 1965) Born 4-26-1942 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TONY LEVINE, 1-1-0 (Minnesota 1998) Born 10-28-1972 Washington Sun 12-29-1995 Iowa 18-38 (Hayden Fry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington Holiday 12-30-96 Colorado 21-33 (Rick Neuheisel) Houston Ticket City 1-2-2012 Penn St. 30-14 (Tom Bradley) Washington Aloha 12-25-97 Michigan St. 51-23 (Nick Saban) Houston Compass 1-4-14 Vanderbilt 24-41 (James Franklin) Washington Oahu Classic 12-25-98 Air Force 25-45 (Fisher DeBerry)

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ART LEWIS, 0-1-0 (Ohio 1936) Born 2-18-1911 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado St. Liberty 12-29-2000 Louisville 22-17 (John L. Smith) West Virginia Sugar 1-1-1954 Georgia Tech 19-42 (Bobby Dodd) Colorado St. New Orleans 12-18-01 North Texas 45-20 (Darrell Dickey) Colorado St. Liberty 12-31-02 TCU 3-17 (Gary Patterson) BILL LEWIS, 1-0-0 (East Stroudsburg 1963) Born 8-5-1941 Colorado St. San Francisco 12-31-03 Boston College 21-35 (Tom School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) O’Brien) East Carolina Peach 1-1-1992 NC State 37-34 (Dick Sheridan) Colorado St. Poinsettia 12-22-05 Navy 30-51 (Paul Johnson) SEAN LEWIS, 1-0-0 (Wisconsin 2007) Born 4-11-1986 AL LUGINBILL, 0-1-0 (Cal Poly Pomona 1967) Born 11-3-1946 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kent St. Frisco 12-20-2019 Utah St. 51-41 (Gary Andersen) San Diego St. Freedom 12-30-1991 Tulsa 17-28 (Dave Rader) LOU LITTLE, 1-0-0 (Penn 1920) Born 12-6-1893 CHAD LUNSFORD, 1-1-0 (Georgia College 2000) Born 2-24-1977 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Columbia Rose 1-1-1934 Stanford 7-0 (Claude “Tiny” Ga. Southern Camellia 12-15-2018 Eastern Mich. 23-21 (Chris Thornhill) Creighton) Ga. Southern Cure 12-21-19 Liberty 16-23 (Hugh Freeze) SETH LITTRELL, 0-3-0 (North Texas 2001) Born 6-24-1978 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL LYNCH, 0-2-0 (Butler 1977) Born 6-12-1954 North Texas Heart of Dallas 12-27-2016 Army West Point 31-38 (Jeff School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Monken) Ball St. Las Vegas 12-19-1996 Nevada 15-18 (Jeff Tisdel) North Texas New Orleans 12-16-17 Troy 30-50 (Neal Brown) Indiana Insight 12-31-2007 Oklahoma St. 33-49 (Mike Gundy) North Texas New Mexico 12-15-18 Utah St. 13-52 (Frank Maile) GEORGE MacINTYRE, 0-1-0 [Miami (FL) 1961] Born 4-30-1939 STEVE LOGAN, 2-3-0 (Tulsa 1975) Born 2-3-1953 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Vanderbilt Hall of Fame 12-31-1982 Air Force 28-36 (Ken Hatfield) East Carolina Liberty 12-31-1994 Illinois 0-30 (Lou Tepper) East Carolina Liberty 12-30-95 Stanford 19-13 (Tyrone Willingham) MIKE MacINTYRE, 0-1-0 (Georgia Tech 1989) Born 3-14-1965 East Carolina Mobile Alabama 12-22-99 TCU 14-28 (Dennis Franchione) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) East Carolina Galleryfurniture.com Texas Tech 40-27 (Mike Leach) Colorado Alamo 12-29-2016 Oklahoma St. 8-38 (Mike Gundy) 12-27-2000 East Carolina GMAC 12-19-01 Marshall 61-64 (2 OT) (Bob Pruett) JOHN MACKOVIC, 2-5-0 (Wake Forest 1965) Born 10-1-1943 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MIKE LONDON, 0-1-0 (Richmond 1983) Born 10-9-1960 Wake Forest Tangerine 12-22-1979 LSU 10-34 (Charlie McClendon) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Illinois All-American 12-29-88 Florida 10-14 (Galen Hall) Virginia Click-fil-A 12-31-2011 Auburn 24-43 (Gene Chizik) Illinois Fla. Citrus 1-1-90 Virginia 31-21 (George Welsh) ROCKY LONG, 5-9-0 (New Mexico 1974) Born 1-27-1950 Illinois Hall of Fame 1-1-91 Clemson 0-30 (Ken Hatfield) Texas Sun 12-30-94 North Carolina 35-31 (Mack Brown) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Sugar 12-31-95 Virginia Tech 10-28 (Frank Beamer) New Mexico Las Vegas 12-25-2002 UCLA 13-27 (Ed Kezirian) Texas Fiesta 1-1-97 Penn St. 15-38 (Joe Paterno) New Mexico Las Vegas 12-24-03 Oregon St. 14-55 (Mike Riley) New Mexico Emerald 12-30-04 Navy 19-34 (Paul Johnson) DICK MacPHERSON, 3-1-1 (Springfield 1958) Born 11-4-1930 New Mexico New Mexico 12-23-06 San Jose St. 12-20 (Dick Tomey) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) New Mexico New Mexico 12-22-07 Nevada 23-0 (Chris Ault) Syracuse Cherry 12-21-1985 Maryland 18-35 (Bobby Ross) San Diego St. New Orleans 12-17-11 Louisiana 30-32 (Mark Hudspeth) Syracuse Sugar 1-1-88 Auburn 16-16 (Pat Dye) San Diego St. Poinsettia 12-20-12 BYU 6-23 (Bronco Mendenhall) Syracuse Hall of Fame 1-2-89 LSU 23-10 (Mike Archer) San Diego St. Famous Idaho Potato Buffalo 49-24 (Jeff Quinn) Syracuse Peach 12-30-89 Georgia 19-18 (Ray Goff) 12-21-13 Syracuse Aloha 12-25-90 Arizona 28-0 (Dick Tomey) San Diego St. Poinsettia 12-23-14 Navy 16-17 (Ken Niumatalolo) San Diego St. Hawaii 12-24-15 Cincinnati 42-7 (Tommy Tuberville) EDWARD “SLIP” MADIGAN, 1-0-0 (Notre Dame 1920) Born 11-18- 1895 San Diego St. Las Vegas 12-17-16 Houston 34-10 (Major Applewhite) San Diego St. Armed Forces 12-23-17 Army West Point 35-42 (Jeff School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Monken) St. Mary’s (CA) Cotton 1-2-1939 Texas Tech 20-13 (Pete Cawthon) San Diego St. Frisco 12-19-18 Ohio 0-27 (Frank Solich) San Diego St. New Mesico 12-21-19 Central Mich. 48-11 (Jim McElwain) FRANK MAILE, 1-0-0 (Utah St. 2007) Born 1-21-1982 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JIM LOOKABAUGH, 2-1-0 (Oklahoma St. 1925) Born 6-15-1902 Utah St. New Mexico 12-15-2018 North Texas 52-13 (Seth Littrell) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma St. Cotton 1-1-1945 TCU 34-0 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) JOHNNY MAJORS, 9-7-0 (Tennessee 1957) Born 5-21-1935 Oklahoma St. Sugar 1-1-46 St. Mary’s (CA) 33-13 (Jimmy School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Phelan) Iowa St. Sun 12-18-1971 LSU 15-33 (Charlie McClendon) Oklahoma St. Delta 1-1-49 William & Mary 0-20 (Rube Iowa St. Liberty 12-18-72 Georgia Tech 30-31 (Bill Fulcher) McCray) Pittsburgh Fiesta 12-21-73 Arizona St. 7-28 (Frank Kush) SONNY LUBICK, 3-6-0 (Western Mont. 1960) Born 3-12-1937 Pittsburgh Sun 12-26-75 Kansas 33-19 (Bud Moore) Pittsburgh Sugar 1-1-77 Georgia 27-3 (Vince Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Bluebonnet 12-31-79 Purdue 22-27 (Jim Young) Colorado St. Holiday 12-30-1994 Michigan 14-24 (Gary Moeller) Tennessee Garden State 12-13-81 Wisconsin 28-21 (Dave McClain) Colorado St. Holiday 12-29-95 Kansas St. 21-54 (Bill Snyder) Tennessee Peach 12-31-82 Iowa 22-28 (Hayden Fry) Colorado St. Holiday 12-29-97 Missouri 35-24 (Larry Smith) Tennessee Fla. Citrus 12-17-83 Maryland 30-23 (Bobby Ross) Colorado St. Liberty 12-31-99 Southern Miss. 17-23 (Jeff Bower) Tennessee Sun 12-24-84 Maryland 27-28 (Bobby Ross)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BEN MARTIN, 0-2-1 (Navy 1946) Born 6-28-1921 Tennessee Sugar 1-1-86 Miami (FL) 35-7 (Jimmy Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Liberty 12-29-86 Minnesota 21-14 (John Gutekunst) Air Force Cotton 1-1-1959 TCU 0-0 (Abe Martin) Tennessee Peach 1-2-88 Indiana 27-22 (Bill Mallory) Air Force Gator 12-28-63 North Carolina 0-35 (Jim Hickey) Tennessee Cotton 1-1-90 Arkansas 31-27 (Ken Hatfield) Air Force Sugar 1-1-71 Tennessee 13-34 (Bill Battle) Tennessee Sugar 1-1-91 Virginia 23-22 (George Welsh) CHUCK MARTIN, 0-2-0 (Millikin 1990) Born 1-8-1968 Tennessee Fiesta 1-1-92 Penn St. 17-42 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL MALLORY, 4-6-0 [Miami (OH) 1957] Born 5-30-1935 Miami (OH) St. Petersburg 12-26-2016 Mississippi St. 16-17 (Dan Mullen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (OH) LendingTree 1-6-20 Louisiana 17-27 (Billy Napier) Miami (OH) Tangerine 12-22-1973 Florida 16-7 (Doug Dickey) DOUG MARTIN, 1-0-0 (Kentucky 1985) Born 2-4-1963 Colorado Bluebonnet 12-27-75 Texas 21-38 (Darrell Royal) Colorado Orange 1-1-77 Ohio St. 10-27 (Woody Hayes) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Northern Ill. California 12-17-83 Cal St. Fullerton 20-13 (Gene New Mexico St. Arizona 12-29-2017 Utah St. 26-20 (Matt Wells) Murphy) DEREK MASON, 0-2-0 (Northern Ariz. 1993) Indiana All-American 12-31-86 Florida St. 13-27 (Bobby Bowden) Indiana Peach 1-2-88 Tennessee 22-27 (Johnny Majors) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Indiana Liberty 12-28-88 South Carolina 34-10 (Joe Vanderbilt Independence 12-26-2016 NC State 17-41 (Dave Doeren) Morrison) Vanderbilt Texas 12-27-18 Baylor 38-45 (Matt Rhule) Indiana Peach 12-29-90 Auburn 23-27 (Pat Dye) GLEN MASON, 5-4-0 (Ohio St. 1972) Born 4-9-1950 Indiana Copper 12-31-91 Baylor 24-0 (Grant Teaff) Indiana Independence 12-31-93 Virginia Tech 20-45 (Frank Beamer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kansas Aloha 12-25-1992 BYU 23-20 (LaVell Edwards) FRANK MALONEY, 1-0-0 (Michigan 1962) Born 9-26-1940 Kansas Aloha 12-25-95 UCLA 51-30 (Terry Donahue) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Minnesota Sun 12-31-99 Oregon 20-24 (Mike Bellotti) Syracuse Independence 12-15-1979 McNeese St. 31-7 (Ernie Minnesota Micronpc.com 12-28-2000 NC State 30-38 (Chuck Amato) Duplechin) Minnesota Music City 12-30-02 Arkansas 29-14 (Houston Nutt) GUS MALZAHN, 2-5-0 (Henderson St. 1990) Born 10-28-1965 Minnesota Sun 12-31-03 Oregon 31-30 (Mike Bellotti) Minnesota Music City 12-31-04 Alabama 20-16 (Mike Shula) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Minnesota Music City 12-30-05 Virginia 31-34 (Al Groh) Auburn BCS Championship Florida St. 31-34 (Jimbo Fisher) Minnesota Insight 12-29-06 Texas Tech 41-44 (OT) (Mike 1-6-2014 Leach) Auburn Outback 1-1-15 Wisconsin 31-34 (Barry Alvarez) Auburn Birmingham 12-30-15 Memphis 31-10 (Darrell Dickey) TONY MASON, 0-1-0 (Clarion 1950) Born 3-2-1930 Auburn Sugar 1-2-17 Oklahoma 19-35 (Bob Stoops) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Auburn Peach 1-1-18 UCF 27-34 (Scott Frost) Arizona Fiesta 12-25-1979 Pittsburgh 10-16 (Jackie Sherrill) Auburn Music City 12-18-18 Purdue 63-14 (Jeff Brohm) Auburn Outback 1-1-20 Minnesota 24-31 (P.J. Fleck) TOM MATUKEWICZ, 1-0-0 (Fort Hays St. 1994) Born 8-5-1973 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MARK MANGINO, 3-1-0 (Youngstown St. 1986) Born 8-26-1956 Northern Ill. Humanitarian 12-18-2010 Fresno St. 40-17 (Pat Hill) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kansas Tangerine 12-22-2003 NC State 26-56 (Chuck Amato) RON McBRIDE, 3-3-0 (San Jose St. 1963) Born 10-14-1939 Kansas Fort Worth 12-23-05 Houston 42-13 (Art Briles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kansas Orange 1-3-08 Virginia Tech 24-21 (Frank Beamer) Utah Copper 12-29-1992 Washington St. 28-31 (Mike Price) Kansas Insight 12-31-08 Minnesota 42-21 (Tim Brewster) Utah Freedom 12-30-93 Southern California 21-28 (John Robinson) BOB MARGARITA, 0-1-0 (Brown 1944) Born 11-3-1920 Utah Freedom 12-27-94 Arizona 16-13 (Dick Tomey) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah Copper 12-27-96 Wisconsin 10-38 (Barry Alvarez) Georgetown Sun 1-2-1950 UTEP 20-33 (Jack “Cactus Jack” Utah Las Vegas 12-18-99 Fresno St. 17-16 (Pat Hill) Curtice) Utah Las Vegas 12-25-2001 Southern California 10-6 (Pete Carroll) STEVE MARIUCCI, 0-1-0 (Northern Mich. 1977) Born 11-4-1955 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TOM McCANN, 0-1-0 (Illinois 1924) Born 11-7-1898 California Aloha 12-25-1996 Navy 38-42 (Charlie Weatherbie) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Orange 1-1-1935 Bucknell 0-26 (Edward “Hook” DOUG MARRONE, 2-0-0 (Syracuse 1991) Born 7-25-1964 Mylin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DAN McCARNEY, 3-3-0 (Iowa 1975) Born 7-28-1953 Syracuse Pinstripe 12-30-2010 Kansas St. 36-34 (Bill Snyder) Syracuse Pinstripe 12-29-12 West Virginia 38-14 (Dana School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Holgorsen) Iowa St. Insight.com 12-28-2000 Pittsburgh 37-29 (Walt Harris) Iowa St. Independence 12-27-01 Alabama 13-14 (Dennis ABE MARTIN, 1-3-1 (TCU 1932) Born 10-8-1908 Franchione) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Iowa St. Humanitarian 12-31-02 Boise St. 16-34 (Dan Hawkins) TCU Cotton 1-2-1956 Ole Miss 13-14 (John Vaught) Iowa St. Independence 12-28-04 Miami (OH) 17-13 (Terry Hoeppner) TCU Cotton 1-1-57 Syracuse 28-27 (Ben Iowa St. Houston 12-31-05 TCU 24-27 (Gary Patterson) Schwartzwalder) North Texas Heart of Dallas 1-1-14 UNLV 36-14 (Bobby Hauck) TCU Cotton 1-1-59 Air Force 0-0 (Ben Martin) TCU Bluebonnet 12-19-59 Clemson 7-23 (Frank Howard) BILL McCARTNEY, 3-6-0 (Missouri 1962) Born 8-22-1940 TCU Sun 12-31-65 UTEP 12-13 (Bobby Dobbs) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado Freedom 12-30-1985 Washington 17-20 (Don James)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) ALLYN McKEEN, 1-0-0 (Tennessee 1929) Born 1-26-1905 Colorado Bluebonnet 12-31-86 Baylor 9-21 (Grant Teaff) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado Freedom 12-29-88 BYU 17-20 (LaVell Edwards) Mississippi St. Orange 1-1-1941 Georgetown 14-7 (Jack Hagerty) Colorado Orange 1-1-90 Notre Dame 6-21 (Lou Holtz) GREG McMACKIN, 0-2-0 (Southern Oregon 1969) Born 4-24-1947 Colorado Orange 1-1-91 Notre Dame 10-9 (Lou Holtz) Colorado Blockbuster 12-28-91 Alabama 25-30 (Gene Stallings) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado Fiesta 1-1-93 Syracuse 22-26 (Paul Pasqualoni) Hawaii Hawaii 12-24-2008 Notre Dame 21-49 (Charlie Weis) Colorado Aloha 12-25-93 Fresno St. 41-30 (Jim Sweeney) Hawaii Hawaii 12-24-10 Tulsa 35-62 (Todd Graham) Colorado Fiesta 1-2-95 Notre Dame 41-24 (Lou Holtz) JOHNNIE McMILLAN, 0-1-0 (South Carolina 1941) Born 1-27-1919 DAVE McCLAIN, 1-2-0 (Bowling Green 1960) Born 1-28-1938 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) South Carolina Gator 1-1-1946 Wake Forest 14-26 (D.C. Walker) Wisconsin Garden State 12-13-1981 Tennessee 21-28 (Johnny Majors) RUFFIN McNEILL, 2-3-0 (East Carolina 1980) Born 10-9-1958 Wisconsin Independence 12-11-82 Kansas St. 14-3 (Jim Dickey) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wisconsin Hall of Fame 12-29-84 Kentucky 19-20 (Jerry Claiborne) Texas Tech Alamo 1-2-2010 Michigan St. 41-31 (Mark Dantonio) BRYAN McCLENDON, 1-0-0 (Georgia 2005) Born 12-28-1983 East Carolina Military 12-29-10 Maryland 20-51 (Ralph Friedgen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) East Carolina New Orleans 12-22-12 Louisiana 34-43 (Mark Hudspeth) Georgia Taxslayer 1-2-2016 Penn St. 24-17 (James Franklin) East Carolina St. Petersburg 12-23-13 Ohio 37-20 (Frank Solich) East Carolina Birmingham 1-3-15 Florida 20-28 (D.J. Durkin) CHARLIE McCLENDON, 7-6-0 (Kentucky 1950) Born 10-17-1922 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MAC McWHORTER, 1-0-0 (Georgia 1973) Born 6-17-1950 LSU Cotton 1-1-1963 Texas 13-0 (Darrell Royal) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Bluebonnet 12-21-63 Baylor 7-14 (John Bridgers) Georgia Tech Seattle 12-27-2001 Stanford 24-14 (Tyrone Willingham) LSU Sugar 1-1-65 Syracuse 13-10 (Ben DAVID McWILLIAMS, 1-1-0 (Texas 1964) Born 4-18-1942 Schwartzwalder) LSU Cotton 1-1-66 Arkansas 14-7 (Frank Broyles) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Sugar 1-1-68 Wyoming 20-13 (Lloyd Eaton) Texas Bluebonnet 12-31-1987 Pittsburgh 32-27 (Mike Gottfried) LSU Peach 12-30-68 Florida St. 31-27 (Bill Peterson) Texas Cotton 1-1-91 Miami (FL) 3-46 (Dennis Erickson) LSU Orange 1-1-71 Nebraska 12-17 (Bob Devaney) JACK MEAGHER, 1-0-1 (Notre Dame 1917) Born 7-4-1894 LSU Sun 12-18-71 Iowa St. 33-15 (Johnny Majors) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Bluebonnet 12-30-72 Tennessee 17-24 (Bill Battle) LSU Orange 1-1-74 Penn St. 9-16 (Joe Paterno) Auburn Bacardi, Cuba 1-1-1937 Villanova 7-7 (Maurice “Clipper” LSU Sun 12-31-77 Stanford 14-24 (Bill Walsh) Smith) LSU Liberty 12-23-78 Missouri 15-20 (Warren Powers) Auburn Orange 1-1-38 Michigan St. 6-0 (Charlie Bachman) LSU Tangerine 12-22-79 Wake Forest 34-10 (John RANDOLPH R.M. MEDLEY, 2-0-0 (Mo. Wesleyan 1921) Born 9-22-1898 Mackovic) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RUBE McCRAY, 1-1-0 (Ky. Wesleyan 1930) Born 6-13-1905 Southwestern (TX) Sun 1-1-1944 New Mexico 7-0 (Willis Barnes) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southwestern (TX) Sun 1-1-45 U. of Mexico 35-0 (Bernard A. William & Mary Dixie 1-1-1948 Arkansas 19-21 (John Barnhill) Hoban) William & Mary Delta 1-1-49 Oklahoma St. 20-0 (Jim BRONCO MENDENHALL, 7-7-0 (Oregon St. 1988) Born 2-21-1966 Lookabaugh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JIM McELWAIN, 2-2-0 (Eastern Washington 1983) Born 3-1-1962 BYU Las Vegas 12-22-2005 California 28-35 (Jeff Tedford) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BYU Las Vegas 12-21-06 Oregon 38-8 (Mike Bellotti) Colorado St. New Mexico 12-21-2013 Washington St. 48-45 (Mike Leach) BYU Las Vegas 12-22-07 UCLA 17-16 (DeWayne Walker) Florida Citrus 1-1-16 Michigan 7-41 (Jim Harbaugh) BYU Las Vegas 12-20-08 Arizona 21-31 (Mike Stoops) Florida Outback 1-2-17 Iowa 30-3 (Kirk Ferentz) BYU Las Vegas 12-22-09 Oregon St. 44-20 (Mike Riley) Central Mich. New Mexico 12-21-19 San Diego St. 11-48 (Rocky Long) BYU New Mexico 12-18-10 UTEP 52-24 (Mike Price) BYU Armed Forces 12-30-11 Tulsa 24-21 (Bill Blankenship) J.F. “POP” McKALE, 0-1-0 (Albion 1910) Born 6-12-1887 BYU Poinsettia 12-20-12 San Diego St. 23-6 (Rocky Long) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BYU Fight Hunger 12-27-13 Washington 16-31 (Marques Arizona San Diego East-West Centre 0-38 (Charley Moran) Tuiasosopo) Christmas Classic BYU Miami Beach 12-22-14 Memphis 48-55 (Justin Fuente) 12-26-1921 BYU Las Vegas 12-19-15 Utah 28-35 (Kyle Whittingham) Virginia Military 12-28-17 Navy 7-49 (Ken Niumatalolo) JOHN McKAY, 6-3-0 (Oregon St. 1950) Born 7-5-1923 Virginia Belk 12-29-18 South Carolina 28-0 (Will School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Muschamp) Southern California Rose 1-2-1963 Wisconsin 42-37 (Milt Bruhn) Virginia Orange 12-30-19 Florida 28-36 (Dan Mullen) Southern California Rose 1-2-67 Purdue 13-14 (Jack Mollenkopf) LEO “DUTCH” MEYER, 3-4-0 (TCU 1922) Born 1-15-1898 Southern California Rose 1-1-68 Indiana 14-3 (John Pont) Southern California Rose 1-1-69 Ohio St. 16-27 (Woody Hayes) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern California Rose 1-1-70 Michigan 10-3 (Bo Schembechler) TCU Sugar 1-1-1936 LSU 3-2 (Bernie Moore) Southern California Rose 1-1-73 Ohio St. 42-17 (Woody Hayes) TCU Cotton 1-1-37 Marquette 16-6 (Frank Murray) Southern California Rose 1-1-74 Ohio St. 21-42 (Woody Hayes) TCU Sugar 1-2-39 Carnegie Mellon 15-7 (Bill Kern) Southern California Rose 1-1-75 Ohio St. 18-17 (Woody Hayes) TCU Orange 1-1-42 Georgia 26-40 (Wally Butts) Southern California Liberty 12-22-75 Texas A&M 20-0 (Emory Bellard) TCU Cotton 1-1-45 Oklahoma St. 0-34 (Jim Lookabaugh) TCU Delta 1-1-48 Ole Miss 9-13 (John Vaught)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) GARY MOELLER, 4-1-0 (Ohio St. 1963) Born 1-26-1941 TCU Cotton 1-1-52 Kentucky 7-20 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Gator 1-1-1991 Ole Miss 35-3 (Billy Brewer) RON MEYER, 0-1-0 (Purdue 1963) Born 2-17-1941 Michigan Rose 1-1-92 Washington 14-34 (Don James) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Rose 1-1-93 Washington 38-31 (Don James) SMU Holiday 12-19-1980 BYU 45-46 (LaVell Edwards) Michigan Hall of Fame 1-1-94 NC State 42-7 (Mike O’Cain) URBAN MEYER, 12-3-0 (Cincinnati 1986) Born 7-10-1964 Michigan Holiday 12-30-94 Colorado St. 24-14 (Sonny Lubick) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) AL MOLDE, 0-1-0 (Gust. Adolphus 1966) Born 11-15-1943 Utah Liberty 12-31-2003 Southern Miss. 17-0 (Jeff Bower) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah Fiesta 1-1-05 Pittsburgh 35-7 (Walt Harris) Western Mich. California 12-10-1988 Fresno St. 30-35 (Jim Sweeney) Florida Outback 1-2-06 Iowa 31-24 (Kirk Ferentz) JACK MOLLENKOPF, 1-0-0 (Bowling Green 1931) Born 11-24-1905 Florida BCS Champ. 1-8-07 Ohio St. 41-14 (Jim Tressel) Florida Capital One 1-1-08 Michigan 35-41 (Lloyd Carr) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida BCS Champ. 1-8-09 Oklahoma 24-14 (Bob Stoops) Purdue Rose 1-2-1967 Southern California 14-13 (John Florida Sugar 1-1-10 Cincinnati 51-24 (Jeff Quinn) McKay) Florida Outback 1-1-11 Penn St. 37-24 (Joe Paterno) JEFF MONKEN, 2-0-0 (Millikin 1989) Born 4-15-1967 Ohio St. Orange 1-3-14 Clemson 35-40 (Dabo Swinney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Sugar 1-1-15 Alabama 42-35 (Nick Saban) Ohio St. CFP National Oregon 42-20 (Mark Helfrich) Army West Point Heart of Dallas 12-27-2016 North Texas 38-31 (Seth Littrell) Championship 1-12-15 Army West Point Armed Forces 12-23-17 San Diego St. 42-35 (Rocky Long) Ohio St. Fiesta 1-1-16 Notre Dame 44-28 (Brian Kelly) TODD MONKEN, 1-1-0 (Knox 1989) Born 2-5-1966 Ohio St. Fiesta 12-31-16 Clemson 0-31 (Dabo Swinney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Cotton 12-29-17 Southern California 24-7 (Clay Helton) Southern Miss. Heart of Dallas 12-26-2015 Washington 31-44 (Chris Petersen) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-19 Washington 28-23 (Chris Petersen) Army West Point Armed Forces 12-22-18 Houston 70-14 (Major Applewhite) JOHN MICHELOSEN, 0-2-0 (Pittsburgh 1938) Born 2-13-1916 PHILIP MONTGOMERY, 1-1-0 (Tarleton St. 1995) Born 12-21-1971 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Sugar 1-2-1956 Georgia Tech 0-7 (Bobby Dodd) Tulsa Independence 12-26-2015 Virginia Tech 52-55 (Frank Beamer) Pittsburgh Gator 12-29-56 Georgia Tech 14-21 (Bobby Dodd) Tulsa Miami Beach 12-19-16 Central Mich. 55-10 (John Bonamego) LES MILES, 7-7-0 (Michigan 1976) Born 11-10-1953 BERNIE MOORE, 1-3-1 (Carson-Newman 1917) Born 4-30-1895 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma St. Houston 12-27-2002 Southern Miss. 33-23 (Jeff Bower) Oklahoma St. Cotton 1-2-04 Ole Miss 28-31 (David Cutcliffe) LSU Sugar 1-1-1936 TCU 2-3 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) Oklahoma St. Alamo 12-29-04 Ohio St. 7-33 (Jim Tressel) LSU Sugar 1-1-37 Santa Clara 14-21 () LSU Peach 12-30-05 Miami (FL) 40-3 (Larry Coker) LSU Sugar 1-1-38 Santa Clara 0-6 (Buck Shaw) LSU Sugar 1-3-07 Notre Dame 41-14 (Charlie Weis) LSU Orange 1-1-44 Texas A&M 19-14 (Homer Norton) LSU BCS Champ. 1-7-08 Ohio St. 38-24 (Jim Tressel) LSU Cotton 1-1-47 Arkansas 0-0 (John Barnhill) LSU Chick-fil-A 12-31-08 Georgia Tech 38-3 (Paul Johnson) BUD MOORE, 0-1-0 (Alabama 1961) Born 10-16-1939 LSU Capital One 1-1-10 Penn St. 17-19 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Cotton 1-7-11 Texas A&M 41-24 (Mike Sherman) LSU BCS Champ. 1-9-12 Alabama 0-21 (Nick Saban) Kansas Sun 12-26-1975 Pittsburgh 19-33 (Johnny Majors) LSU Chick-fil-A 12-31-12 Clemson 24-25 (Dabo Swinney) JOE MOORHEAD, 0-2-0 (Fordham 1996) Born 11-2-1973 LSU Outback 1-1-14 Iowa 14-21 (Kirk Ferentz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Music City 12-30-14 Notre Dame 28-31 (Brian Kelly) LSU Texas 12-29-15 Texas Tech 56-27 (Kliff Kingsbury) Mississippi St. Outback 1-1-2019 Iowa 22-27 (Kirk Ferentz) Mississippi St. Music City 12-30-19 Louisville 28-38 (Scott Satterfield) TRENT MILES, 0-1-0 (Indiana St. 1987) Born 6-29-1963 JIM L. MORA, 2-2-0 (Washington 1984) Born 11-19-1961 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia St. Cure 12-19-2015 San Jose St. 16-27 (Ron Caragher) UCLA Holiday 12-27-2012 Baylor 26-49 (Art Briles) RICK MINTER, 1-3-0 (Henderson St. 1977) Born 10-4-1954 UCLA Sun 12-31-13 Virginia Tech 42-12 (Frank Beamer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA Alamo 1-2-15 Kansas St. 40-35 (Bill Snyder) Cincinnati Humanitarian 12-29-1997 Utah St. 35-19 (John L. Smith) UCLA Foster Farms 12-26-15 Nebraska 29-37 (Mike Riley) Cincinnati Motor City 12-27-2000 Marshall 14-25 (Bob Pruett) CHARLEY MORAN, 2-1-0 (Tennessee 1998) Born 2-22-1878 Cincinnati Motor City 12-29-01 Toledo 16-23 (Tom Anstutz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Cincinnati New Orleans 12-17-02 North Texas 19-24 (Darrell Dickey) Centre Ft. Worth Classic 1-1-1921 TCU 63-7 (Bill Driver) JACK MITCHELL, 1-0-0 (Oklahoma 1949) Born 12-3-1924 Centre San Diego East-West Arizona 38-0 (J.F. “Pop” McKale) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Christmas Classic 12-26-21 Kansas Bluebonnet 12-16-1961 Rice 33-7 (Jess Neely) Centre Dixie Classic 1-2-22 Texas A&M 14-22 (Dana Bible) ODUS MITCHELL, 0-2-0 (West Tex. A&M 1925) Born 6-29-1899 DELL MORGAN, 0-3-0 (Austin 1925) Born 2-14-1902 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Texas Salad 1-1-1948 Nevada 6-13 (Joe Sheeketski) Texas Tech Sun 1-1-1942 Tulsa 0-6 (Henry Frnka) North Texas Sun 12-31-59 New Mexico St. 8-28 (Warren Woodson) Texas Tech Sun 1-1-48 Miami (OH) 12-13 (Sid Gillman) Texas Tech Raisin 12-31-49 San Jose St. 13-20 (Bill Hubbard)

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JOE MORRISON, 0-3-0 (Cincinnati 1959) Born 8-21-1937 EDWARD “HOOK” MYLIN, 1-0-0 (Frank. & Marsh.) Born 10-23-1897 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) South Carolina Gator 12-28-1984 Oklahoma St. 14-21 (Pat Jones) Bucknell Orange 1-1-1935 Miami (FL) 26-0 (Tom McCann) South Carolina Gator 12-31-87 LSU 13-30 (Mike Archer) RAY NAGEL, 1-0-0 (UCLA 1950) Born 5-18-1927 South Carolina Liberty 12-28-88 Indiana 10-34 (Bill Mallory) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RAY MORRISON, 0-1-0 (Vanderbilt 1912) Born 2-28-1885 Utah Liberty 12-19-1964 West Virginia 32-6 (Gene Corum) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILLY NAPIER, 1-1-0 (Furman 2002) Born 7-21-1979 SMU Dixie Classic 1-1-1925 West Va. Wesleyan 7-9 (Bob Higgins) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Louisiana Cure 12-15-2018 Tulane 24-41 (Willie Fritz) DARRELL MUDRA, 0-1-0 (Peru St. 1951) Born 1-4-1929 Louisiana LendingTree 1-6-20 Miami (OH) 27-17 (Chuck Martin) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona Sun 12-28-1968 Auburn 10-34 (Ralph “Shug” PAT NARDUZZI, 1-3-0 (Rhode Island 1990) Born 4-22-1966 Jordan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DAN MULLEN, 7-2-0 (Ursinus 1994) Born 4-27-1972 Pittsburgh Military 12-28-2015 Navy 28-44 (Ken Niumatalolo) Pittsburgh Pinstripe 12-28-16 Northwestern 24-31 (Pat Fitzgerald) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Sun 12-31-18 Cincinnati 13-14 (David Shaw) Mississippi St. Gator 1-1-2011 Michigan 52-14 (Rich Rodriguez) Pittsburgh Quick Lane 12-26-19 Eastern Mich. 34-30 (Chris Mississippi St. Music City 12-30-11 Wake Forest 23-17 (Jim Grobe) Creighton) Mississippi St. Gator 1-1-13 Northwestern 20-34 (Pat Fitzgerald) Mississippi St. Liberty 12-31-13 Rice 44-7 (David Bailiff) LARRY NAVIAUX, 0-1-0 (Nebraska 1959) Born 12-17-1936 Mississippi St. Orange 12-31-14 Georgia Tech 34-49 (Paul Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Mississippi St. Belk 12-30-15 NC State 51-28 (Dave Doeren) Boston U. Pasadena 12-6-1969 San Diego St. 7-28 (Don Coryell) Mississippi St. St. Petersburg 12-26-16 Miami (OH) 17-16 (Chuck Martin) EARLE “GREASY” NEALE, 0-0-1 (West Va. Wesleyan 1914) Born Florida Peach 12-29-18 Michigan 41-15 (Jim Harbaugh) 11-5-1891 Florida Orange 12-30-19 Virginia 36-28 (Bronco Mendenhall) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) HAL MUMME, 0-2-0 (Tarleton St. 1975) Born 3-29-1952 Wash. & Jeff. Rose 1-2-1922 California 0-0 (Andy Smith) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JESS NEELY, 4-3-0 (Vanderbilt 1923) Born 1-4-1898 Kentucky Outback 1-1-1999 Penn St. 14-26 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kentucky Music City 12-29-99 Syracuse 13-20 (Paul Pasqualoni) Clemson Cotton 1-1-1940 Boston College 6-3 (Frank Leahy) CLARENCE “BIGGIE” MUNN, 1-0-0 (Minnesota 1932) Born 9-11-1908 Rice Orange 1-1-47 Tennessee 8-0 (Bob Neyland) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Rice Cotton 1-2-50 North Carolina 27-13 (Carl Snavely) Michigan St. Rose 1-1-1954 UCLA 28-20 (Henry “Red” Sanders) Rice Cotton 1-1-54 Alabama 28-6 (Harold “Red” Drew) Rice Cotton 1-1-58 Navy 7-20 (Eddie Erdelatz) BILLY MURPHY, 1-0-0 (Mississippi St. 1947) Born 1-13-1921 Rice Sugar 1-2-61 Ole Miss 6-14 (John Vaught) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Rice Bluebonnet 12-16-61 Kansas 7-33 (Jack Mitchell) Memphis Pasadena 12-18-1971 San Jose St. 28-9 (Dewey King) DON NEHLEN, 4-9-0 (Bowling Green 1958) Born 1-1-1936 GENE MURPHY, 0-1-0 (North Dakota 1962) Born 8-6-1939 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia Peach 12-31-1981 Florida 26-6 (Charley Pell) Cal St. Fullerton California 12-17-1983 Northern Ill. 13-20 (Bill Mallory) West Virginia Gator 12-30-82 Florida St. 12-31 (Bobby Bowden) West Virginia Hall of Fame 12-22-83 Kentucky 20-16 (Jerry Claiborne) JACK MURPHY, 1-0-0 (Heidelberg 1954) Born 8-6-1932 West Virginia Bluebonnet 12-31-84 TCU 31-14 (Jim Wacker) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia Sun 12-25-87 Oklahoma St. 33-35 (Pat Jones) Toledo Tangerine 12-28-1971 Richmond 28-3 (Frank Jones) West Virginia Fiesta 1-2-89 Notre Dame 21-34 (Lou Holtz) West Virginia Gator 12-30-89 Clemson 7-27 (Danny Ford) BILL MURRAY, 2-1-0 (Duke 1931) Born 9-9-1908 West Virginia Sugar 1-1-94 Florida 7-41 (Steve Spurrier) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia Carquest 1-2-95 South Carolina 21-24 (Brad Scott) Duke Orange 1-1-1955 Nebraska 34-7 (Bill Glassford) West Virginia Gator 1-1-97 North Carolina 13-20 (Mack Brown) Duke Orange 1-1-58 Oklahoma 21-48 (Bud Wilkinson) West Virginia Carquest 12-29-97 Georgia Tech 30-35 (George Duke Cotton 1-2-61 Arkansas 7-6 (Frank Broyles) O’Leary) West Virginia Insight.com 12-26-98 Missouri 31-34 (Larry Smith) FRANK MURRAY, 0-1-0 (Tufts 1908) Born 2-12-1885 West Virginia Music City 12-28-2000 Ole Miss 49-38 (David Cutcliffe) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Marquette Cotton 1-1-1937 TCU 6-16 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) RICK NEUHEISEL, 5-3-0 (UCLA 1984) Born 2-7-1961 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) WILL MUSCHAMP, 2-3-0 (Georgia 1996) Born 8-3-1971 Colorado Cotton 1-1-1996 Oregon 38-6 (Mike Bellotti) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Colorado Holiday 12-30-96 Washington 33-21 (Jim Lambright) Florida Gator 1-2-2012 Ohio St. 24-17 (Luke Fickell) Colorado Aloha Classic 12-25-98 Oregon 51-43 (Mike Bellotti) Florida Sugar 1-2-13 Louisville 23-33 (Charlie Strong) Washington Holiday 12-29-99 Kansas St. 20-24 (Bill Snyder) South Carolina Birmingham 12-29-16 South Fla. 39-46 (T.J. Weist) Washington Rose 1-1-2001 Purdue 34-24 (Joe Tiller) South Carolina Outback 1-1-18 Michigan 26-19 (Jim Harbaugh) Washington Holiday 12-28-01 Texas 43-47 (Mack Brown) South Carolina Belk 12-29-18 Virginia 0-28 (Bronco Mendenhall) Washington Sun 12-31-02 Purdue 24-34 (Joe Tiller) DENNY MYERS, 0-1-0 (Iowa 1930) Born 11-10-1905 UCLA EagleBank 12-29-09 Temple 30-21 (Al Golden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Boston College Orange 1-1-1943 Alabama 21-37 (Frank Thomas)

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BOB NEYLAND, 2-5-0 (Army West Point 1916) Born 2-17-1892 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas Capital One 1-1-07 Wisconsin 14-17 (Bret Bielema) Tennessee Orange 1-2-1939 Oklahoma 17-0 (Tom Stidham) Ole Miss Cotton 1-2-09 Texas Tech 47-34 (Mike Leach) Tennessee Rose 1-1-40 Southern California 0-14 (Howard Ole Miss Cotton 1-2-10 Oklahoma St. 21-7 (Mike Gundy) Jones) Tennessee Sugar 1-1-41 Boston College 13-19 (Frank TOM O’BRIEN, 8-2-0 (Navy 1971) Born 10-5-1948 Leahy) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Orange 1-1-47 Rice 0-8 (Jess Neely) Boston College Insight.com 12-31-1999 Colorado 28-62 (Gary Barnett) Tennessee Cotton 1-1-51 Texas 20-14 (Blair Cherry) Boston College Aloha Classic 12-25-2000 Arizona St. 31-17 (Bruce Snyder) Tennessee Sugar 1-1-52 Maryland 13-28 (Jim Tatum) Boston College Music City 12-28-01 Georgia 20-16 (Mark Richt) Tennessee Cotton 1-1-53 Texas 0-16 (Ed Price) Boston College Motor City 12-26-02 Toledo 51-25 (Tom Anstutz) KEN NIUMATALOLO, 6-5-0 (Hawaii 1989) Born 5-8-1965 Boston College San Francisco 12-31-03 Colorado St. 35-21 (Sonny Lubick) Boston College Continental Tire 12-30-04 North Carolina 37-24 (John School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Bunting) Navy Poinsettia 12-20-2007 Utah 32-35 (Kyle Whittingham) Boston College MPC Computers 12-28-05 Boise St. 27-21 (Dan Hawkins) Navy EagleBank 12-20-08 Wake Forest 19-29 (Jim Grobe) NC State Papajohns.com 12-29-08 Rutgers 23-29 (Greg Schiano) Navy Texas 12-31-09 Missouri 35-13 (Gary Pinkel) NC State Champs Sports 12-28-10 West Virginia 23-7 (Bill Stewart) Navy Poinsettia 12-23-10 San Diego St. 14-35 (Brady Hoke) NC State Belk 12-27-11 Louisville 31-24 (Charlie Strong) Navy Kraft Fight Hunger 12-29-12 Arizona St. 28-62 (Todd Graham) Navy Armed Forces 12-30-13 Middle Tenn. St. 24-6 (Rick Stockstill) MIKE O’CAIN, 1-2-0 (Clemson 1977) Born 7-20-1954 Navy Poinsettia 12-23-14 San Diego St. 17-16 (Rocky Long) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Navy Military 12-28-15 Pittsburgh 44-28 (Pat Narduzzi) NC State Hall of Fame 1-1-1994 Michigan 7-42 (Gary Moeller) Navy Armed Forces 12-23-16 Louisiana Tech 45-48 (Skip Holtz) NC State Peach 1-1-95 Mississippi St. 28-24 (Jackie Navy Military 12-28-17 Virginia 49-7 (Bronco Mendenhall) Sherrill) Navy Liberty 12-31-19 Kansas St. 20-17 (Chris Klieman) NC State Micron PC 12-29-98 Miami (FL) 23-46 (Butch Davis) RAY NOLTING, 1-0-0 (Cincinnati 1936) Born 11-8-1913 GEORGE O’LEARY, 5-6-0 (New Hampshire 1968) Born 8-17-1946 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Cincinnati Sun 1-1-1947 Virginia Tech 18-6 (Jimmy Kitts) Georgia Tech Carquest 12-29-1997 West Virginia 35-30 (Don Nehlen) Georgia Tech Gator 1-1-99 Notre Dame 35-28 (Bob Davie) HOMER NORTON, 2-2-1 (Birmingham-So. 1916) Born 12-30-1896 Georgia Tech Gator 1-1-2000 Miami (FL) 13-28 (Butch Davis) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Peach 12-29-00 LSU 14-28 (Nick Saban) Centenary (LA) Dixie Classic 1-1-1934 Arkansas 7-7 (Fred Thomsen) UCF Hawaii 12-24-05 Nevada 48-49 (OT) (Chris Ault) Texas A&M Sugar 1-1-40 Tulane 14-13 (Lowell “Red” UCF Liberty 12-29-07 Mississippi St. 3-10 (Sylvester Dawson) Croom) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-41 Fordham 13-12 (Jim Crowley) UCF St. Petersburg 12-19-09 Rutgers 24-45 (Greg Schiano) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-42 Alabama 21-29 (Frank Thomas) UCF Liberty 12-31-10 Georgia 10-6 (Mark Richt) Texas A&M Orange 1-1-44 LSU 14-19 (Bernie Moore) UCF Beef ‘o’ Brady’s 12-21-12 Ball St. 38-17 (Pete Lembo) UCF Fiesta 1-1-14 Baylor 52-42 (Art Briles) MIKE NORVELL, 0-3-0 (Central Ark. 2005) Born 10-11-1981 UCF St. Petersburg 12-26-14 NC State 27-34 (Dave Doeren) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Memphis Boca Raton 12-20-2016 Western Ky. 31-51 (Nick Holt) BERNARD “BUNNIE” OAKES, 0-1-0 (Illinois 1924) Born 9-15-1898 Memphis Liberty 12-30-17 Iowa St. 20-21 (Matt Campbell) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Memphis Birmingham 12-22-18 Wake Forest 34-37 (Dave Clawson) Colorado Cotton 1-1-1938 Rice 14-28 (Jimmy Kitts) JAY NORVELL, 1-1-0 (Iowa 1986) Born 3-28-1963 BARRY ODOM, 0-2-0 (Missouri 1999) Born 11-26-1976 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nevada Arizona 12-29-2018 Arkansas St. 16-13 (OT) (Blake Missouri Texas 12-27-2017 Texas 16-33 (Tom Herman) Andersen) Missouri Liberty 12-31-18 Oklahoma St. 33-38 (Mike Gundy) Nevada Famous Idaho Potato Ohio 21-30 (Frank Solovich) 1-3-20 JORDAN OLIVAR, 1-1-0 (Villanova 1938) Born 1-30-1915 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JOE NOVAK, 1-1-0 [Miami (OH) 1967] Born 4-19-1945 Villanova Great Lakes 12-6-1947 Kentucky 14-24 (Paul “Bear” School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Bryant) Northern Ill. Silicon Valley 12-30-2004 Troy 34-21 (Larry Blakeney) Villanova Harbor 1-1-49 Nevada 27-7 (Joe Sheeketski) Northern Ill. Poinsettia 12-19-06 TCU 7-37 (Gary Patterson) AL ONOFRIO, 1-1-0 (Arizona St. 1943) Born 3-15-1921 TOM NUGENT, 0-2-0 (Ithaca 1936) Born 2-24-1916 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Missouri Fiesta 12-23-1972 Arizona St. 35-49 (Frank Kush) Florida St. Sun 1-1-1955 UTEP 20-47 (Mike Brumbelow) Missouri Sun 12-29-73 Auburn 34-17 (Ralph “Shug” Florida St. Bluegrass 12-13-58 Oklahoma St. 6-15 (Cliff Speegle) Jordan) HOUSTON NUTT, 4-5-0 (Oklahoma St. 1981) Born 10-14-1957 BENNIE OOSTERBAAN, 1-0-0 (Michigan 1928) Born 2-24-1906 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas Fla. Citrus 1-1-1999 Michigan 31-45 (Lloyd Carr) Michigan Rose 1-1-1951 California 14-6 (Lynn “Pappy” Arkansas Cotton 1-1-2000 Texas 27-6 (Mack Brown) Waldorf) Arkansas Las Vegas 12-21-00 UNLV 14-31 (John Robinson) ED ORGERON, 4-1-0 (Northwestern St. 1984) Born 7-27-1961 Arkansas Cotton 1-1-02 Oklahoma 3-10 (Bob Stoops) Arkansas Music City 12-30-02 Minnesota 14-29 (Glen Mason) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas Independence 12-31-03 Missouri 27-14 (Gary Pinkel) LSU Citrus 12-31-2016 Louisville 29-9 (Bobby Petrino)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Citrus 1-1-18 Notre Dame 17-21 (Brian Kelly) Syracuse Insight.com 12-29-2001 Kansas St. 26-3 (Bill Snyder) LSU Fiesta 1-1-19 UCF 40-32 (Josh Heupel) Syracuse Champs Sports 12-21-04 Georgia Tech 14-51 (Chan Gailey) LSU Peach 12-28-19 Oklahoma 63-28 (Lincoln Riley) JOE PATERNO, 24-12-1 (Brown 1950) Born 12-21-1926 LSU CFP National Clemson 42-25 (Dabo Swinney) Championship 1-13-20 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Gator 12-30-1967 Florida St. 17-17 (Bill Peterson) TOM OSBORNE, 12-13-0 (Hastings 1959) Born 2-23-1937 Penn St. Orange 1-1-69 Kansas 15-14 (Pepper Rodgers) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Orange 1-1-70 Missouri 10-3 (Dan Devine) Nebraska Cotton 1-1-1974 Texas 19-3 (Darrell Royal) Penn St. Cotton 1-1-72 Texas 30-6 (Darrell Royal) Nebraska Sugar 12-31-74 Florida 13-10 (Doug Dickey) Penn St. Sugar 12-31-72 Oklahoma 0-14 (Chuck Fairbanks) Nebraska Fiesta 12-26-75 Arizona St. 14-17 (Frank Kush) Penn St. Orange 1-1-74 LSU 16-9 (Charlie McClendon) Nebraska Bluebonnet 12-31-76 Texas Tech 27-24 (Steve Sloan) Penn St. Cotton 1-1-75 Baylor 41-20 (Grant Teaff) Nebraska Liberty 12-19-77 North Carolina 21-17 (Bill Dooley) Penn St. Sugar 12-31-75 Alabama 6-13 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Nebraska Orange 1-1-79 Oklahoma 24-31 (Barry Switzer) Penn St. Gator 12-27-76 Notre Dame 9-20 (Dan Devine) Nebraska Cotton 1-1-80 Houston 14-17 (Bill Yeoman) Penn St. Fiesta 12-25-77 Arizona St. 42-30 (Frank Kush) Nebraska Sun 12-27-80 Mississippi St. 31-17 (Emory Penn St. Sugar 1-1-79 Alabama 7-14 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Bellard) Penn St. Liberty 12-22-79 Tulane 9-6 (Larry Smith) Nebraska Orange 1-1-82 Clemson 15-22 (Danny Ford) Penn St. Fiesta 12-26-80 Ohio St. 31-19 (Earle Bruce) Nebraska Orange 1-1-83 LSU 21-20 (Jerry Stovall) Penn St. Fiesta 1-1-82 Southern California 26-10 (John Nebraska Orange 1-2-84 Miami (FL) 30-31 (Howard Robinson) Schnellenberger) Penn St. Sugar 1-1-83 Georgia 27-23 (Vince Dooley) Nebraska Sugar 1-1-85 LSU 28-10 (Bill Arnsparger) Penn St. Aloha 12-26-83 Washington 13-10 (Don James) Nebraska Fiesta 1-1-86 Michigan 23-27 (Bo Schembechler) Penn St. Orange 1-1-86 Oklahoma 10-25 (Barry Switzer) Nebraska Sugar 1-1-87 LSU 30-15 (Bill Arnsparger) Penn St. Fiesta 1-1-87 Miami (FL) 14-10 (Jimmy Johnson) Nebraska Fiesta 1-1-88 Florida St. 28-31 (Bobby Bowden) Penn St. Fla. Citrus 1-1-88 Clemson 10-35 (Danny Ford) Nebraska Orange 1-2-89 Miami (FL) 3-23 (Jimmy Johnson) Penn St. Holiday 12-29-89 BYU 50-39 (LaVell Edwards) Nebraska Fiesta 1-1-90 Florida St. 17-41 (Bobby Bowden) Penn St. Blockbuster 12-28-90 Florida St. 17-24 (Bobby Bowden) Nebraska Fla. Citrus 1-1-91 Georgia Tech 21-45 (Bobby Ross) Penn St. Fiesta 1-1-92 Tennessee 42-17 (Johnny Majors) Nebraska Orange 1-1-92 Miami (FL) 0-22 (Dennis Erickson) Penn St. Blockbuster 1-1-93 Stanford 3-24 (Bill Walsh) Nebraska Orange 1-1-93 Florida St. 14-27 (Bobby Bowden) Penn St. Fla. Citrus 1-1-94 Tennessee 31-13 (Phillip Fulmer) Nebraska Orange 1-1-94 Florida St. 16-18 (Bobby Bowden) Penn St. Rose 1-2-95 Oregon 38-20 (Rich Brooks) Nebraska Orange 1-1-95 Miami (FL) 24-17 (Dennis Erickson) Penn St. Outback 1-1-96 Auburn 43-14 (Terry Bowden) Nebraska Fiesta 1-2-96 Florida 62-24 (Steve Spurrier) Penn St. Fiesta 1-1-97 Texas 38-15 (John Mackovic) Nebraska Orange 12-31-96 Virginia Tech 41-21 (Frank Beamer) Penn St. Fla. Citrus 1-1-98 Florida 6-21 (Steve Spurrier) Nebraska Orange 1-2-98 Tennessee 42-17 (Phillip Fulmer) Penn St. Outback 1-1-99 Kentucky 26-14 (Hal Mumme) JIM OWENS, 2-1-0 (Oklahoma 1950) Born 3-6-1927 Penn St. Alamo 12-28-99 Texas A&M 24-0 (R.C. Slocum) Penn St. Capital One 1-1-2003 Auburn 9-13 (Tommy Tuberville) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Orange 1-3-06 Florida St. 26-23 (3 OT) (Bobby Washington Rose 1-1-1960 Wisconsin 44-8 (Milt Bruhn) Bowden) Washington Rose 1-2-61 Minnesota 17-7 (Murray Warmath) Penn St. Outback 1-1-07 Tennessee 20-10 (Phillip Fulmer) Washington Rose 1-1-64 Illinois 7-17 (Pete Elliott) Penn St. Alamo 12-29-07 Texas A&M 24-17 (Gary Darnell) JACK PARDEE, 0-1-0 (Texas A&M 1957) Born 4-9-1936 Penn St. Rose 1-1-09 Southern California 24-38 (Pete Carroll) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Penn St. Capital One 1-1-10 LSU 19-17 (Les Miles) Houston Aloha 12-25-1988 Washington St. 22-24 (Dennis Penn St. Outback 1-1-11 Florida 24-37 (Urban Meyer) Erickson) GARY PATTERSON, 11-6-0 (Kansas St. 1983) Born 2-13-1960 STAN PARRISH, 0-1-0 (Heidelberg 1968) Born 9-20-1946 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TCU Mobile Alabama 12-20-2000 Southern Miss. 21-28 (Jeff Bower) Ball St. GMAC 1-6-2009 Tulsa 13-45 (Todd Graham) TCU galleryfurniture.com 12-28-01 Texas A&M 9-28 (R.C. Slocum) ARA PARSEGHIAN, 3-2-0 [Miami (OH) 1949] Born 5-21-1923 TCU Liberty 12-31-02 Colorado St. 17-3 (Sonny Lubick) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TCU Fort Worth 12-23-03 Boise St. 31-34 (Dan Hawkins) TCU Houston 12-31-05 Iowa St. 27-24 (Dan McCarney) Notre Dame Cotton 1-1-1970 Texas 17-21 (Darrell Royal) TCU Poinsettia 12-19-06 Northern Ill. 37-7 (Joe Novak) Notre Dame Cotton 1-1-71 Texas 24-11 (Darrell Royal) TCU Texas 12-28-07 Houston 20-13 (Chris Thurmond) Notre Dame Orange 1-1-73 Nebraska 6-40 (Bob Devaney) TCU Poinsettia 12-23-08 Boise St. 17-16 (Chris Petersen) Notre Dame Sugar 12-31-73 Alabama 24-23 (Paul “Bear” TCU Fiesta 1-4-10 Boise St. 10-17 (Chris Petersen) Bryant) TCU Rose 1-1-11 Wisconsin 21-19 (Bret Bielema) Notre Dame Orange 1-1-75 Alabama 13-11 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) TCU Poinsettia 12-21-11 Louisiana Tech 31-24 (Sonny PAUL PASQUALONI, 6-3-0 (Penn St. 1972) Born 8-16-1949 Dykes) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TCU Buffalo Wild Wings 12-29-12 Michigan St. 16-17 (Mark Dantonio) TCU Peach 12-31-14 Ole Miss 42-3 (Hugh Freeze) Syracuse Hall of Fame 1-1-1992 Ohio St. 24-17 (John Cooper) TCU Alamo 1-2-16 Oregon 47-41 (3 ot) (Mark Helfrich) Syracuse Fiesta 1-1-93 Colorado 26-22 (Bill McCartney) TCU Liberty 12-30-16 Georgia 23-31 (Kirby Smart) Syracuse Gator 1-1-96 Clemson 41-0 (Tommy West) TCU Alamo 12-28-17 Stanford 39-37 (David Shaw) Syracuse Liberty 12-27-96 Houston 30-17 (Kim Helton) TCU Cheez-It 12-22-18 California 10-7 (OT) (Justin Wilcox) Syracuse Fiesta 12-31-97 Kansas St. 18-35 (Bill Snyder) Syracuse Orange 1-2-99 Florida 10-31 (Steve Spurrier) Syracuse Music City 12-29-99 Kentucky 20-13 (Hal Mumme)

Bowl Coaching Records 127

KEITH PATTERSON, 0-1-0 (East Central 1986) Born 5-20-1964 BILL PETERSON, 1-2-1 (Ohio Northern 1946) Born 5-14-1920 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh BBVA Compass 1-7-2012 SMU 6-28 (June Jones) Florida St. Gator 1-2-1965 Oklahoma 36-19 (Gomer Jones) Florida St. Sun 12-24-66 Wyoming 20-28 (Lloyd Eaton) JOE RAYMOND PEACE, 0-0-1 (Louisiana Tech 1968) Born 6-5-1945 Florida St. Gator 12-30-67 Penn St. 17-17 (Joe Paterno) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida St. Peach 12-30-68 LSU 27-31 (Charlie McClendon) Louisiana Tech Independence 12-15-1990 Maryland 34-34 (Joe Krivak) BOBBY PETRINO, 5-6-0 [Carroll (MT) 1983] Born 3-10-1961 BO PELINI, 4-3-0 (Ohio St. 1990) Born 12-13-1967 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Louisville GMAC 12-18-2003 Miami (OH) 28-49 (Terry Hoeppner) Nebraska Alamo 12-29-2003 Michigan St. 17-3 (John L. Smith) Louisville Liberty 12-31-04 Boise St. 44-40 (Dan Hawkins) Nebraska Gator 1-1-09 Clemson 26-21 (Dabo Swinney) Louisville Gator 1-2-06 Virginia Tech 24-35 (Frank Beamer) Nebraska Holiday 12-30-09 Arizona 33-0 (Mike Stoops) Louisville Orange 1-2-07 Wake Forest 24-13 (Jim Grobe) Nebraska Holiday 12-29-10 Washington 7-19 (Steve Sarkisian) Arkansas Liberty 1-2-10 East Carolina 20-17 (OT) (Skip Nebraska Capital One 1-2-12 South Carolina 13-30 (Steve Holtz) Spurrier) Arkansas Sugar 1-4-11 Ohio St. 26-31 (Jim Tressel) Nebraska Capital One 1-1-13 Georgia 31-45 (Mark Richt) Arkansas Cotton 1-6-12 Kansas St. 29-16 (Bill Snyder) Nebraska Gator 1-1-14 Georgia 24-19 (Mark Richt) Louisville Belk 12-30-14 Georgia 14-37 (Mark Richt) CHARLEY PELL, 2-3-0 (Alabama 1964) Born 2-27-1941 Louisville Music City 12-30-15 Texas A&M 27-21 (Kevin Sumlin) Louisville Citrus 12-31-16 LSU 9-29 (Ed Orgeron) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Louisville TaxSlayer 12-30-17 Mississippi St. 27-31 (Greg Knox) Clemson Gator 12-30-1977 Pittsburgh 3-34 (Jackie Sherrill) Florida Tangerine 12-20-80 Maryland 35-20 (Jerry Claiborne) PAUL PETRINO, 1-0-0 [Carroll (MT) 1990] Born 5-25-1967 Florida Peach 12-31-81 West Virginia 6-26 (Don Nehlen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida Bluebonnet 12-31-82 Arkansas 24-28 (Lou Holtz) Idaho Famous Idaho Potato Colorado St. 61-50 (Mike Bobo) Florida Gator 12-30-83 Iowa 14-6 (Hayden Fry) 12-22-2016 RAY PERKINS, 3-0-0 (Alabama 1967) Born 11-6-1941 JIMMY PHELAN, 0-3-0 (Notre Dame 1919) Born 12-5-1892 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama Sun 12-24-1983 SMU 28-7 (Bobby Collins) Washington Rose 1-1-1937 Pittsburgh 0-21 (Jock Sutherland) Alabama Aloha 12-28-85 Southern California 24-3 (Ted St. Mary’s (CA) Sugar 1-1-46 Oklahoma St. 12-33 (Jim Tollner) Lookabaugh) Alabama Sun 12-26-86 Washington 28-6 (Don James) St. Mary’s (CA) Oil 1-1-47 Georgia Tech 19-41 (Bobby Dodd) GEORGE PERLES, 3-4-0 (Michigan St. 1960) Born 7-16-1934 JOKER PHILLIPS, 0-1-0 (Kentucky 1986) Born 4-12-63 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan St. Cherry 12-22-1984 Army West Point 6-10 (Jim Young) Kentucky BBVA Compass 1-8-2011 Pittsburgh 10-27 (Phil Bennett) Michigan St. Hall of Fame 12-31-85 Georgia Tech 14-17 (Bill Curry) ALVIN “PIX” PIERSON, 0-1-0 (Nevada 1922) Born 7-25-1898 Michigan St. Rose 1-1-88 Southern California 20-17 (Larry Smith) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan St. Gator 1-1-89 Georgia 27-34 (Vince Dooley) Fresno St. Raisin 1-1-1946 Drake 12-13 (Vee Green) Michigan St. Aloha 12-25-89 Hawaii 33-13 (Bob Wagner) GARY PINKEL, 7-4-0 (Kent St. 1975) Born 4-27-52 Michigan St. John Hancock 12-31-90 Southern California 17-16 (Larry Smith) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan St. Liberty 12-28-93 Louisville 7-18 (Howard Toledo Las Vegas 12-14-1995 Nevada 40-37 (OT) (Chris Ault) Schnellenberger) Missouri Independence 12-31-2003 Arkansas 14-27 (Houston Nutt) DOYT PERRY, 0-1-0 (Bowling Green 1932) Born 1-6-1910 Missouri Independence 12-30-05 South Carolina 38-31 (Steve Spurrier) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Missouri Sun 12-29-06 Oregon St. 38-39 (Mike Riley) Bowling Green Mercy 11-23-1961 Fresno St. 6-36 (Cecil Coleman) Missouri Cotton 1-1-08 Arkansas 38-7 (Reggie Herring) CHRIS PETERSEN, 7-6-0 (UC Davis 1988) Born 10-13-1965 Missouri Alamo 12-29-08 Northwestern 30-23 (OT) (Pat Fitzgerald) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Missouri Texas 12-31-09 Navy 13-35 (Ken Niumatalolo) Boise St. Fiesta 1-1-2007 Oklahoma 43-42 (OT) (Bob Stoops) Missouri Insight 12-28-10 Iowa 24-27 (Kirk Ferentz) Boise St. Hawaii 12-23-07 East Carolina 38-41 (Skip Holtz) Missouri Independence 12-26-11 North Carolina 41-24 (Everett Boise St. Poinsettia 12-23-08 TCU 16-17 (Gary Patterson) Withers) Boise St. Fiesta 1-4-10 TCU 17-10 (Gary Patterson) Missouri Cotton 1-3-14 Oklahoma St. 41-31 (Mike Gundy) Boise St. Las Vegas 12-22-10 Utah 26-3 (Kyle Whittingham) Missouri Citrus 1-1-15 Minnesota 33-17 (Jerry Kill) Boise St. Las Vegas 12-22-11 Arizona St. 56-24 (Dennis Erickson) JIM PITTMAN, 1-0-0 (Mississippi St. 1950) Born 8-28-1925 Boise St. Las Vegas 12-22-12 Washington 28-26 (Steve Sarkisian) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington Cactus 1-2-15 Oklahoma St. 22-30 (Mike Gundy) Tulane Liberty 12-12-1970 Colorado 17-3 (Eddie Crowder) Washington Heart of Dallas 12-26-15 Southern Miss. 44-31 (Todd Monken) JOHN PONT, 0-2-0 [Miami (OH) 1952] Born 11-13-1927 Washington Peach 12-31-16 Alabama 7-24 (Nick Saban) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington Fiesta 12-30-17 Penn St. 28-35 (James Franklin) Miami (OH) Tangerine 12-22-1952 Houston 21-49 (Bill Yeoman) Washington Rose 1-1-19 Ohio St. 23-28 (Urban Meyer) Indiana Rose 1-1-68 Southern California 3-14 (John Washington Las Vegas 12-21-19 Boise St. 38-7 (Bryan Harsin) McKay)

Bowl Coaching Records 128

BRIAN POLIAN, 1-1-0 (John Carroll 1997) Born 12-22-1974 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tulsa Freedom 12-30-91 San Diego St. 28-17 (Al Luginbill) Nevada New Orleans 12-20-2014 Louisiana 3-16 (Mark Hudspeth) JOHN RALSTON, 2-2-0 (California 1954) Born 4-25-1927 Nevada Arizona 12-29-15 Colorado St. 28-23 (Mike Bobo) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) WARREN POWERS, 3-2-0 (Nebraska 1963) Born 2-19-1941 Utah St. Sun 12-31-1960 New Mexico St. 13-20 (Warren School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Woodson) Missouri Liberty 12-23-1978 LSU 20-15 (Charlie McClendon) Utah St. Gotham 12-9-61 Baylor 9-24 (John Bridgers) Missouri Hall of Fame 12-29-79 South Carolina 24-14 (Jim Carlen) Stanford Rose 1-1-71 Ohio St. 27-17 (Woody Hayes) Missouri Liberty 12-27-80 Purdue 25-28 (Jim Young) Stanford Rose 1-1-72 Michigan 13-12 (Bo Schembechler) Missouri Tangerine 12-19-81 Southern Miss. 19-17 (Bobby CHUCK REEDY, 0-1-0 (Appalachian St. 1971) Born 5-31-1949 Collins) Missouri Holiday 12-23-83 BYU 17-21 (LaVell Edwards) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Baylor Alamo 12-31-1994 Washington St. 3-10 (Mike Price) CLARENCE “NIBS” PRICE, 0-1-0 (California 1914) Born 1889 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RED REESE, 1-0-0 (Washington St. 1925) Born 3-2-1899 California Rose 1-1-1929 Georgia Tech 7-8 (Bill Alexander) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Second Air Force Sun 1-1-1943 Hardin-Simmons 13-7 (Warren ED PRICE, 1-0-0 (Texas 1933) Born 1-12-09 Woodson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BO REIN, 2-0-0 (Ohio St. 1968) Born 7-20-1945 Texas Cotton 1-1-1953 Tennessee 16-0 (Bob Neyland) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MIKE PRICE, 3-5-0 (Puget Sound 1969) Born 4-6-1946 NC State Peach 12-31-1977 Iowa St. 24-14 (Earle Bruce) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) NC State Tangerine 12-23-78 Pittsburgh 30-17 (Jackie Sherrill) Washington St. Copper 12-29-1992 Utah 31-28 (Ron McBride) PAUL RHOADS, 1-2-0 (Mo. Western St. 1989) Born 2-2-1967 Washington St. Alamo 12-31-94 Baylor 10-3 (Chuck Reedy) Washington St. Rose 1-1-98 Michigan 16-21 (Lloyd Carr) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington St. Sun 12-31-2001 Purdue 33-27 (Joe Tiller) Iowa St. Insight 12-31-2009 Minnesota 14-13 (Tim Brewster) Washington St. Rose 1-1-03 Oklahoma 14-34 (Bob Stoops) Iowa St. Pinstripe 12-30-11 Rutgers 13-27 (Greg Schiano) UTEP Houston 12-29-04 Colorado 28-33 (Gary Barnett) Iowa St. Liberty 12-31-12 Tulsa 17-31 (Bill Blankenship) UTEP GMAC 12-21-05 Toledo 13-45 (Tom Amstutz) MATT RHULE, 1-2-0 (Penn St. 1997) Born 1-31-1975 UTEP New Mexico 12-18-10 BYU 24-52 (Bronco Mendenhall) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RON PRINCE, 0-1-0 (Appalachian St. 1992) Born 9-10-1969 Temple Boca Raton 12-22-2015 Toledo 17-32 (Jason Candle) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Baylor Texas 12-27-18 Vanderbilt 45-38 (Derek Mason) Kansas St. Texas 12-28-2006 Rutgers 10-37 (Greg Schiano) Baylor Sugar 1-1-20 Georgia 14-26 (Kirby Smart) TOMMY PROTHRO, 2-2-0 (Duke 1942) Born 7-20-1920 MARK RICHT, 10-7-0 [Miami (FL) 1982] Born 2-18-1960 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon St. Rose 1-1-1957 Iowa 19-35 (Forest Evashevski) Georgia Music City 12-28-2001 Boston College 16-20 (Tom Oregon St. Liberty 12-15-62 Villanova 6-0 (Alex Bell) O’Brien) Oregon St. Rose 1-1-65 Michigan 7-34 (Bump Elliott) Georgia Sugar 1-1-03 Florida St. 26-13 (Bobby Bowden) UCLA Rose 1-1-66 Michigan St. 14-12 (Duffy Georgia Capital One 1-1-04 Purdue 34-27 (OT) (Joe Tiller) Daugherty) Georgia Outback 1-1-05 Wisconsin 24-21 (Barry Alvarez) Georgia Sugar 1-2-06 West Virginia 35-38 (Rich BOB PRUETT, 5-2-0 (Marshall 1965) Born 6-30-1943 Rodriguez) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Chick-fil-A 12-30-06 Virginia Tech 31-24 (Frank Beamer) Marshall Motor City 12-26-1997 Ole Miss 31-34 (Tommy Tuberville) Georgia Sugar 1-1-08 Hawaii 41-10 (June Jones) Marshall Motor City 12-23-98 Louisville 48-29 (John L. Smith) Georgia Capital One 1-1-09 Michigan St. 24-12 (Mark Dantonio) Marshall Motor City 12-27-99 BYU 21-3 (LaVell Edwards) Georgia Independence 12-28-09 Texas A&M 44-20 (Mike Sherman) Marshall Motor City 12-27-2000 Cincinnati 25-14 (Rick Minter) Georgia Liberty 12-31-10 UCF 6-10 (George O’Leary) Marshall GMAC 12-19-01 East Carolina 64-61 (2 OT) (Steve Georgia Outback 1-2-12 Michigan St. 30-33 (3 OT) (Mark Logan) Dantonio) Marshall GMAC 12-18-02 Louisville 38-15 (John L. Smith) Georgia Capital One 1-1-13 Nebraska 45-31 (Bo Pelini) Marshall Fort Worth 12-23-04 Cincinnati 14-32 (Mark Dantonio) Georgia Gator 1-1-14 Nebraska 19-24 (Bo Pelini) Georgia Belk 12-30-14 Louisville 37-14 (Bobby Petrino) JEREMY PRUITT, 1-0-0 (Alabama 1996) Born 5-28-1974 Miami (FL) Russell Athletic 12-28-16 West Virginia 31-14 (Dana School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Holgorsen) Tennessee Gator 1-2-2020 Indiana 23-22 (Tom Allen) Miami (FL) Orange 12-30-17 Wisconsin 24-34 (Paul Chryst) Miami (FL) Pinstripe 12-27-18 Wisconsin 3-35 (Paul Chryst) JEFF QUINN, 1-2-0 (Elmhurst 1985) Born 9-26-1962 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LINCOLN RILEY, 0-3-0 (Texas Tech 2006) Born 9-5-1983 Central Mich. Motor City 12-26-2006 Middle Tenn. 31-14 (Rick Stockstill) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Cincinnati Sugar 1-1-10 Florida 24-51 (Urban Meyer) Oklahoma Rose 1-1-2018 Georgia 48-54 (Kirby Smart) Buffalo Famous Idaho Potato San Diego St. 24-49 (Rocky Long) Oklahoma Orange 12-19-18 Alabama 34-45 (Nick Saban) 12-21-13 Oklahoma Peach 12-28-19 LSU 28-63 (Ed Orgeron) DAVE RADER, 1-1-0 (Tulsa 1980) Born 3-9-1957 MIKE RILEY, 7-3-0 (Alabama 1975) Born 7-6-1953 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tulsa Independence 12-16-1989 Oregon 24-27 (Rich Brooks) Oregon St. Las Vegas 12-24-2003 New Mexico 55-14 (Rocky Long)

Bowl Coaching Records 129

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon St. Insight 12-28-04 Notre Dame 38-21 (Kent Baer) Hawaii Hawaii 12-22-18 Louisiana Tech 14-31 (Skip Holtz) Oregon St. Sun 12-29-06 Missouri 39-38 (Gary Pinkel) Hawaii Hawaii 21-24-19 BYU 38-34 (Kalani Sitake) Oregon St. Emerald 12-28-07 Maryland 21-14 (Ralph Friedgen) E.L. “DICK” ROMNEY, 0-1-0 (Utah 1917) Born 2-12-1895 Oregon St. Sun 12-31-08 Pittsburgh 3-0 (Dave Wannstedt) Oregon St. Las Vegas 12-22-09 BYU 20-44 (Bronco Mendenhall) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oregon St. Alamo 12-29-12 Texas 27-31 (Mack Brown) Utah St. Raisin 1-1-1947 San Jose St. 0-20 (Bill Hubbard) Oregon St. Hawaii 12-24-13 Boise St. 38-23 (Bob Gregory) TIM ROSE, 0-1-0 (Xavier 1962) Born 10-14-1941 Nebraska Foster Farms 12-26-15 UCLA 37-29 (Jim Mora) Nebraska Music City 12-30-16 Tennessee 24-38 (Butch Jones) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (OH) California 12-13-1986 San Jose St. 7-37 (Claude Gilbert) PAUL ROACH, 0-3-0 (Black Hills St. 1952) Born 10-24-1927 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BOBBY ROSS, 4-2-0 (VMI 1959) Born 12-23-1936 Wyoming Holiday 12-30-1987 Iowa 19-20 (Hayden Fry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Wyoming Holiday 12-30-88 Oklahoma St. 14-62 (Pat Jones) Maryland Aloha 12-25-1982 Washington 20-21 (Don James) Wyoming Copper 12-31-90 California 15-17 (Bruce Snyder) Maryland Fla. Citrus 12-17-83 Tennessee 23-30 (Johnny Majors) Maryland Sun 12-22-84 Tennessee 28-27 (Johnny Majors) STEVE ROBERTS, 0-1-0 (Ouachita Baptist 1987) Born 10-13-1964 Maryland Cherry 12-21-85 Syracuse 35-18 (Dick MacPherson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Tech Fla. Citrus 1-1-91 Nebraska 45-21 (Tom Osborne) Arkansas St. New Orleans 12-20-2005 Southern Miss. 19-31 (Jeff Bower) Georgia Tech Aloha 12-25-91 Stanford 18-17 (Dennis Green) ED ROBINSON, 0-1-0 (Brown 1896) Born 10-15-1873 DARRELL ROYAL, 8-7-1 (Oklahoma 1950) Born 7-6-1924 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Brown Rose 1-1-1916 Washington St. 0-14 (Bill Dietz) Texas Sugar 1-1-1958 Ole Miss 7-39 (John Vaught) Texas Cotton 1-1-60 Syracuse 14-23 (Ben JOHN ROBINSON, 8-1-0 (Oregon 1958) Born 7-25-1935 Schwartzwalder) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Bluebonnet 12-17-60 Alabama 3-3 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Southern California Rose 1-1-1977 Michigan 14-6 (Bo Schembechler) Texas Cotton 1-1-62 Ole Miss 12-7 (John Vaught) Southern California Bluebonnet 12-31-77 Texas A&M 47-28 (Emory Bellard) Texas Cotton 1-1-63 LSU 0-13 (Charlie McClendon) Southern California Rose 1-1-79 Michigan 17-10 (Bo Schembechler) Texas Cotton 1-1-64 Navy 28-6 (Wayne Hardin) Southern California Rose 1-1-80 Ohio St. 17-16 (Earle Bruce) Texas Orange 1-1-65 Alabama 21-17 (Paul “Bear” Southern California Fiesta 1-1-82 Penn St. 10-26 (Joe Paterno) Bryant) Southern California Freedom 12-30-93 Utah 28-21 (Ron McBride) Texas Bluebonnet 12-17-66 Ole Miss 19-0 (John Vaught) Southern California Cotton 1-2-95 Texas Tech 55-14 (Spike Dykes) Texas Cotton 1-1-69 Tennessee 36-13 (Doug Dickey) Southern California Rose 1-1-96 Northwestern 41-32 (Gary Barnett) Texas Cotton 1-1-70 Notre Dame 21-17 (Ara UNLV Las Vegas 12-21-2000 Arkansas 31-14 (Houston Nutt) Parseghian) Texas Cotton 1-1-71 Notre Dame 11-24 (Ara KNUTE ROCKNE, 1-0-0 (Notre Dame 1914) Born 3-4-1888 Parseghian) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Cotton 1-1-72 Penn St. 6-30 (Joe Paterno) Notre Dame Rose 1-1-1925 Stanford 27-10 (Glenn “Pop” Texas Cotton 1-1-73 Alabama 17-13 (Paul “Bear” Warner) Bryant) Texas Cotton 1-1-74 Nebraska 3-19 (Tom Osborne) PEPPER RODGERS, 0-2-0 (Georgia Tech 1955) Born 10-8-1931 Texas Gator 12-30-74 Auburn 3-27 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Bluebonnet 12-27-75 Colorado 38-21 (Bill Mallory) Kansas Orange 1-1-1969 Penn St. 14-15 (Joe Paterno) JOE RUDOLPH, 0-1-0 (Wisconsin 1995) Born 7-21-1972 Georgia Tech Peach 12-25-78 Purdue 21-41 (Jim Young) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RICH RODRIGUEZ, 5-6-0 (West Virginia 1986) Born 5-24-1963 Pittsburgh Armed Forces 1-2-2015 Houston 34-35 (David Gibbs) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) NICK SABAN, 15-10-0 (Kent St. 1973) Born 10-31-1951 West Virginia Continental Tire Virginia 22-48 (Al Groh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) 12-28-2002 West Virginia Gator 1-1-04 Maryland 7-41 (Ralph Friedgen) Michigan St. Independence 12-29-1995 LSU 26-45 (Gerry DiNardo) West Virginia Gator 1-1-05 Florida St. 18-30 (Bobby Bowden) Michigan St. Sun 12-31-96 Stanford 0-38 (Tyrone Willingham) West Virginia Sugar 1-2-06 Georgia 38-35 (Mark Richt) Michigan St. Aloha 12-25-97 Washington 23-51 (Jim Lambright) West Virginia Gator 1-1-07 Georgia Tech 38-35 (Chan Gailey) LSU Peach 12-29-2000 Georgia Tech 28-14 (George Michigan Gator 1-1-11 Mississippi St. 14-52 (Dan Mullen) O’Leary) Arizona New Mexico 12-15-12 Nevada 49-48 (Chris Ault) LSU Sugar 1-1-02 Illinois 47-34 (Ron Turner) Arizona Advocare V100 12-31-13 Boston College 42-19 (Steve LSU Cotton 1-1-03 Texas 20-35 (Mack Brown) Addazio) LSU Sugar 1-4-04 Oklahoma 21-14 (Bob Stoops) Arizona Fiesta 12-31-14 Boise St. 30-38 (Bryan Harsin) LSU Capital One 1-1-05 Iowa 25-30 (Kirk Ferentz) Arizona New Mexico 12-19-15 New Mexico 45-37 (Bob Davie) Alabama Independence 12-30-07 Colorado 30-24 (Dan Hawkins) Arizona Foster Farms 12-27-17 Purdue 35-38 (Jeff Brohm) Alabama Sugar 1-2-09 Utah 17-31 (Kyle Whittingham) Alabama BCS Champ. 1-7-09 Texas 37-21 (Mack Brown) DARRYL ROGERS, 1-0-0 (Fresno St. 1957) Born 5-28-1934 Alabama Capital One 1-1-11 Michigan St. 49-7 (Mark Dantonio) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama BCS Champ. 1-9-12 LSU 21-0 (Les Miles) Arizona St. Fiesta 1-1-1983 Oklahoma 32-21 (Barry Switzer) Alabama BCS Champ. 1-7-13 Notre Dame 42-14 (Brian Kelly) Alabama Sugar 1-2-14 Oklahoma 31-45 (Bob Stoops) NICK ROLOVICH, 2-1-0 (Hawaii 2004) Born 2-16-1979 Alabama Sugar 1-1-15 Ohio St. 42-35 (Urban Meyer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama Cotton 12-31-15 Michigan St. 38-0 (Mark Dantonio) Hawaii Hawaii 12-24-2016 Middle Tenn. 52-35 (Rick Stockstill)

Bowl Coaching Records 130

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama CFP National Clemson 45-40 (Dabo Swinney) Michigan Rose 1-1-77 Southern California 6-14 (John Championship 1-11-16 Robinson) Alabama Peach 12-31-16 Washington 24-7 (Chris Petersen) Michigan Rose 1-2-78 Washington 20-27 (Don James) Alabama CFP National Clemson 31-35 (Dabo Swinney) Michigan Rose 1-1-79 Southern California 10-17 (John Championship 1-9-17 Robinson) Alabama Sugar 1-1-18 Clemson 24-6 (Dabo Swinney) Michigan Gator 12-28-79 North Carolina 15-17 (Dick Crum) Alabama CFP National Georgia 26-23 OT (Kirby Smart) Michigan Rose 1-1-81 Washington 23-6 (Don James) Champioinship 1-8-18 Michigan Bluebonnet 12-31-81 UCLA 33-14 (Terry Donahue) Alabama Orange 12-29-18 Oklahoma 45-34 (Lincoln Riley) Michigan Rose 1-1-83 UCLA 14-24 (Terry Donahue) Alabama CFP National Clemson 16-44 (Dabo Swinney) Michigan Sugar 1-2-84 Auburn 7-9 (Pat Dye) Championship 1-7-19 Michigan Holiday 12-21-84 BYU 17-24 (LaVell Edwards) Alabama Citrus 1-1-20 Michigan 35-16 (Jim Harbaugh) Michigan Fiesta 1-1-86 Nebraska 27-23 (Tom Osborne) HENRY “RED” SANDERS, 0-2-0 (Vanderbilt 1927) Born 3-7-1905 Michigan Rose 1-1-87 Arizona St. 15-22 (John Cooper) Michigan Hall of Fame 1-2-88 Alabama 28-24 (Bill Curry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Rose 1-2-89 Southern California 22-14 (Larry UCLA Rose 1-1-1954 Michigan St. 20-28 (Biggie Munn) Smith) UCLA Rose 1-2-56 Michigan St. 14-17 (Duffy Michigan Rose 1-1-90 Southern California 10-17 (Larry Daugherty) Smith) MIKE SANFORD, 0-1-0 (Boise St. 2005) Born 2-4-1982 GREG SCHIANO, 5-1-0 (Bucknell 1988) Born 6-1-1966 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Western Ky. Cure 12-16-2017 Georgia St. 17-27 (Shawn Elliott) Rutgers Insight 12-27-2005 Arizona St. 40-45 (Dirk Koetter) STEVE SARKISIAN, 2-2-0 (BYU 1997) Born 3-8-1974 Rutgers Texas 12-28-06 Kansas St. 37-10 (Ron Prince) Rutgers International 1-5-08 Ball St. 52-30 (Brady Hoke) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Rutgers Papajohns.com 12-29-08 NC State 29-23 (Tom O’Brien) Washington Holiday 12-30-2010 Nebraska 19-7 (Bo Pelini) Rutgers St. Petersburg 12-19-09 UCF 45-24 (George O’Leary) Washington Alamo 12-29-11 Baylor 56-67 (Art Briles) Rutgers Pinstripe 12-30-11 Iowa St. 27-13 (Paul Rhoads) Washington Las Vegas 12-22-12 Boise St. 26-28 (Chris Petersen) Southern California Holiday 12-27-14 Nebraska 45-42 (Barney Cotton) MERLE SCHLOSSER, 0-1-0 (Illinois 1950) Born 10-14-1927 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) RALPH SASSE, 0-1-0 (Army West Point 1910) Born 7-19-1889 Western Mich. Aviation 12-9-1961 New Mexico 12-28 (Bill Weeks) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Mississippi St. Orange 1-1-1937 Duquesne 12-13 (John Smith) HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER, 6-0-0 (Kentucky 1956) Born 3-16-1934 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) SCOTT SATTERFIELD, 4-0-0 (Appalachian St. 1996) Born 12-21-1972 Miami (FL) Peach 1-2-1981 Virginia Tech 20-10 (Bill Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Orange 1-2-84 Nebraska 31-30 (Tom Osborne) Appalachian St. Camellia 12-19-2015 Ohio 31-29 (Frank Solich) Louisville Fiesta 1-1-91 Alabama 34-7 (Gene Stallings) Appalachian St. Camellia 12-17-16 Toledo 31-28 (Jason Candle) Louisville Liberty 12-28-93 Michigan St. 18-7 (George Perles) Appalachian St. Dollar General 12-23-17 Toledo 34-0 (Jason Candle) Fla. Atlantic New Orleans 12-21-2007 Memphis 44-27 (Tommy West) Louisville Music City 12-30-19 Mississippi St. 38-28 (Joe Fla. Atlantic Motor City 12-26-08 Central Mich. 24-21 (Butch Jones) Moorhead) PAUL SCHUDEL, 0-2-0 [Miami (OH) 1966] Born 7-2-1944 GEORGE SAUER, 0-3-0 (Nebraska 1934) Born 12-11-1910 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ball St. California 12-9-1989 Fresno St. 6-27 (Jim Sweeney) Kansas Orange 1-1-1948 Georgia Tech 14-20 (Bobby Dodd) Ball St. Las Vegas 12-17-93 Utah St. 33-42 (Charlie Weatherbie) Baylor Orange 1-1-52 Georgia Tech 14-17 (Bobby Dodd) Baylor Gator 12-31-54 Auburn 13-33 (Ralph “Shug” BILL SCHUTTE, 0-1-0 (Idaho 1933) Born 5-7-1910 Jordan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MACK SAXON, 0-1-0 (Texas) Born 1901 San Diego St. Harbor 1-1-1948 Hardin-Simmons 0-53 (Warren School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Woodson) UTEP Sun 1-1-1937 Hardin-Simmons 6-34 (Frank BEN SCHWARTZWALDER, 2-5-0 (West Virginia 1935) Born 6-2-1909 Kimbrough) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHRIS SCELFO, 2-0-0 (La.-Monroe 1985) Born 9-30-1963 Syracuse Orange 1-1-1953 Alabama 6-61 (Harold “Red” Drew) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Syracuse Cotton 1-1-57 TCU 27-28 (Abe Martin) Syracuse Orange 1-1-59 Oklahoma 6-21 (Bud Wilkinson) Tulane Liberty 12-31-1998 BYU 41-27 (LaVell Edwards) Syracuse Cotton 1-1-60 Texas 23-14 (Darrell Royal) Tulane Hawaii 12-25-2002 Hawaii 36-28 (June Jones) Syracuse Liberty 12-16-61 Miami (FL) 15-14 (Andy Gustafson) ADAM SCHEIER, 0-1-0 (Dartmouth 1995) Syracuse Sugar 1-1-65 LSU 10-13 (Charlie McClendon) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Syracuse Gator 12-31-66 Tennessee 12-18 (Doug Dickey) Bowling Green Pittsburgh 12-26-2013 Pittsburgh 27-30 (Paul Chryst) BRAD SCOTT, 1-0-0 (Missouri S&T 1976) Born 9-30-1954 GLENN “BO” SCHEMBECHLER, 5-12-0 [Miami (OH) 1951] Born 4-1-1929 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) South Carolina Carquest 1-2-1995 West Virginia 24-21 (Don Nehlen) Michigan Rose 1-1-1970 Southern California 3-10 (John LARRY SCOTT, 0-1-0 (South Fla. 2000) Born 1-2-1977 McKay) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan Rose 1-1-72 Stanford 12-13 (John Ralston) Michigan Orange 1-1-76 Oklahoma 6-14 (Barry Switzer) Miami (FL) Sun 12-26-2015 Washington St. 14-20 (Mike Leach)

Bowl Coaching Records 131

SCOTT SHAFER, 1-0-0 (Baldwin-Wallace 1990) Born 1-6-1967 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Mississippi St. Peach 1-1-95 NC State 24-28 (Mike O’Cain) Syracuse Texas 12-27-2013 Minnesota 21-17 (Jerry Kill) Mississippi St. Cotton 1-1-99 Texas 11-38 (Mack Brown) Mississippi St. Peach 12-30-99 Clemson 17-7 (Tommy Bowden) RANDY SHANNON, 0-2-0 [Miami (FL) 1989] Born 2-24-1966 Mississippi St. Independence 12-31-2000 Texas A&M 43-41 (OT) (R.C. School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Slocum) Miami (FL) Emerald 12-27-2008 California 17-24 (Jeff Tedford) TED SHIPKEY, 0-1-0 (Stanford 1927) Born 9-28-1904 Miami (FL) Champs Sports 12-29-09 Wisconsin 14-20 (Bret Bielema) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CLARK SHAUGHNESSY, 1-0-0 (Minnesota 1914) Born 3-6-1892 New Mexico Sun 1-2-1939 Utah 0-28 (Ike Armstrong) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MIKE SHULA, 0-1-0 (Alabama 1986) Born 6-3-1965 Stanford Rose 1-1-1941 Nebraska 21-13 (Biff Jones) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DAVID SHAW, 5-3-0 (Stanford 1994) Born 7-31-1972 Alabama Music City 12-31-2004 Minnesota 16-20 (Glenn Mason) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Alabama# Cotton 1-2-06 Texas Tech 13-10 (Mike Leach) Stanford Fiesta 1-2-2012 Oklahoma St. 36-41 (OT) (Mike Gundy) LARRY SIEMERING, 1-0-0 (San Francisco 1935) Born 11-24-1910 Stanford Rose 1-1-13 Wisconsin 20-14 (Barry Alvarez) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stanford Rose 1-1-14 Michigan St. 20-24 (Mark Dantonio) Pacific Raisin 1-1-1948 Wichita St. 26-14 (Ralph Graham) Stanford Foster Farms 12-30-14 Maryland 45-21 (Randy Edsall) RYAN SILVERFIELD, 0-1-0 (Hampden-Sydney 2003) Born 8-4-1980 Stanford Rose 1-1-16 Iowa 45-16 (Kirk Ferentz) Stanford Sun 12-30-16 North Carolina 25-23 (Larry Fedora) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stanford Alamo 12-28-17 TCU 37-39 (Gary Patterson) Memphis Cotton 12-28-2019 Penn St. 39-53 (James Franklin) Stanford Sun 12-31-18 Pittsburgh 14-13 (Pat Narduzzi) BOB SIMMONS, 0-1-0 (Bowling Green 1971) Born 6-13-1948 LAWRENCE “BUCK” SHAW, 2-0-0 (Notre Dame 1922) Born 3-28-1899 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma St. Alamo 12-30-1997 Purdue 20-33 (Joe Tiller) Santa Clara Sugar 1-1-1937 LSU 21-14 (Bernie Moore) CHAUNCEY SIMPSON, 0-1-0 (Missouri 1925) Born 12-21-1902 Santa Clara Sugar 1-1-38 LSU 6-0 (Bernie Moore) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TERRY SHEA, 1-0-0 (Oregon 1968) Born 6-12-1946 Missouri Cotton 1-1-1946 Texas 27-40 (Dana Bible) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DAN SIMRELL, 0-1-0 (Toledo 1965) Born 4-9-1943 San Jose St. California 12-8-1990 Central Mich. 48-24 (Herb Deromedi) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Toledo California 12-15-1984 UNLV 13-30 (Harvey Hyde) JOE SHEEKETSKI, 1-1-0 (Notre Dame 1933) Born 4-15-1909 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) KALANI SITAKE, 2-1-0 (BYU 2000) Born 10-10-1975 Nevada Salad 1-1-1948 North Texas 13-6 (Odus Mitchell) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nevada Harbor 1-1-49 Villanova 7-27 (Jordan Olivar) BYU Poinsettia 12-21-2016 Wyoming 24-21 (Craig Bohl) BYU Famous Idaho Potato Western Mich. 49-18 (Tim Lester) DICK SHERIDAN, 2-4-0 (South Carolina 1964) Born 8-9-1941 12-21-18 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BYU Hawaii 12-24-19 Hawaii 34-38 (Nick Rolovich) NC State Peach 12-31-1986 Virginia Tech 24-25 (Bill Dooley) STEVE SLOAN, 0-2-1 (Alabama 1966) Born 8-19-1944 NC State Peach 12-31-88 Iowa 28-23 (Hayden Fry) NC State Copper 12-31-89 Arizona 10-17 (Dick Tomey) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) NC State All-American 12-28-90 Southern Miss. 31-27 (Jeff Bower) Vanderbilt Peach 12-28-1974 Texas Tech 6-6 (Jim Carlen) NC State Peach 1-1-92 East Carolina 34-37 (Bill Lewis) Texas Tech Bluebonnet 12-31-76 Nebraska 24-27 (Tom Osborne) NC State Gator 12-31-92 Florida 10-27 (Steve Spurrier) Texas Tech Tangerine 12-23-77 Florida St. 17-40 (Bobby Bowden) EUGENE “BO” SHERMAN, 1-0-0 (Henderson St. 1930) Born 7-5-1908 R.C. SLOCUM, 3-8-0 (McNeese St. 1967) Born 11-7-1944 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) George WashingtonSun 1-1-1957 UTEP 13-0 (Mike Brumbelow) Texas A&M John Hancock 12-30-1989 Pittsburgh 28-31 (Paul Hackett) Texas A&M Holiday 12-29-90 BYU 65-14 (LaVell Edwards) MIKE SHERMAN, 0-2-0 (Central Conn. St. 1977) Born 12-19-1954 Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-92 Florida St. 2-10 (Bobby Bowden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-93 Notre Dame 3-28 (Lou Holtz) Texas A&M Independence 12-28-2009 Georgia 20-44 (Mark Richt) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-94 Notre Dame 21-24 (Lou Holtz) Texas A&M Cotton 1-7-11 LSU 24-41 (Les Miles) Texas A&M Alamo 12-28-95 Michigan 22-20 (Lloyd Carr) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-98 UCLA 23-29 (Bob Toledo) JACKIE SHERRILL, 8-6-0 (Alabama 1966) Born 11-28-1943 Texas A&M Sugar 1-1-99 Ohio St. 14-24 (John Cooper) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas A&M Alamo 12-28-99 Penn St. 0-24 (Joe Paterno) Pittsburgh Gator 12-30-1977 Clemson 34-3 (Charley Pell) Texas A&M Independence 12-31-2000 Mississippi St. 41-43 (OT) (Jackie Pittsburgh Tangerine 12-23-78 NC State 17-30 (Bo Rein) Sherrill) Pittsburgh Fiesta 12-25-79 Arizona 16-10 (Tony Mason) Texas A&M galleryfurniture.com TCU 28-9 (Gary Patterson) Pittsburgh Gator 12-29-80 South Carolina 37-9 (Jim Carlen) 12-28-01 Pittsburgh Sugar 1-1-82 Georgia 24-20 (Vince Dooley) KIRBY SMART, 3-2-0 (Georgia 1998) Born 12-23-1975 Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-86 Auburn 36-16 (Pat Dye) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-87 Ohio St. 12-28 (Earle Bruce) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-88 Notre Dame 35-10 (Lou Holtz) Georgia Liberty 12-30-2016 TCU 31-23 (Gary Patterson) Mississippi St. Liberty 12-29-91 Air Force 15-38 (Fisher DeBerry) Georgia Rose 1-1-18 Oklahoma 54-48 (Lincoln Riley) Mississippi St. Peach 1-2-93 North Carolina 17-21 (Mack Brown) Georgia CFB Championship 1-8-18 Alabama 23-26 (Nick Saban)

Bowl Coaching Records 132

School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Georgia Sugar 1-1-19 Texas 21-28 (Tom Herman) Kansas St. Cotton 1-6-12 Arkansas 16-29 (Bobby Petrino) Georgia Sugar 1-1-20 Baylor 26-14 (Matt Rhule) Kansas St. Fiesta 1-3-13 Oregon 17-35 (Chip Kelly) Kansas St. Buffalo Wild Wings Michigan 31-14 (Brady Hoke) ANDY SMITH, 1-0-1 (Penn 1906) Born 9-10-1883 12-28-13 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kansas St. Alamo 1-2-15 UCLA 35-40 (Jim Mora) California Rose 1-1-1921 Ohio St. 28-0 (John Wilce) Kansas St. Liberty 1-2-16 Arkansas 23-45 (Bret Bielema) California Rose 1-2-22 Wash. & Jeff. 0-0 (Earle “Greasy” Kansas St. Texas 12-28-16 Texas A&M 33-28 (Kevin Sumlin) Neale) Kansas St. Cactus 12-26-17 UCLA 35-17 (Jedd Fisch) HOMER SMITH, 0-1-0 (Princeton 1954) Born 10-9-1931 BRUCE SNYDER, 3-3-0 (Oregon 1962) Born 3-14-1940 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Davidson Tangerine 12-26-1969 Toledo 33-56 (Frank Lauterbur) California Copper 12-31-1990 Wyoming 17-15 (Paul Roach) JOHN L. SMITH, 1-6-0 (Weber St. 1971) Born 11-5-1948 California Fla. Citrus 1-1-92 Clemson 37-13 (Ken Hatfield) Arizona St. Rose 1-1-97 Ohio St. 17-20 (John Cooper) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona St. Sun 12-31-97 Iowa 17-7 (Hayden Fry) Utah St. Humanitarian 12-29-1997 Cincinnati 19-35 (Rick Minter) Arizona St. Aloha Classic 12-25-99 Wake Forest 3-23 (Jim Caldwell) Louisville Motor City 12-23-98 Marshall 29-48 (Bob Pruett) Arizona St. Aloha Classic 12-25-2000 Boston College 17-31 (Tom Louisville Humanitarian 12-30-99 Boise St. 31-34 (Dirk Koetter) O’Brien) Louisville Liberty 12-29-2000 Colorado St. 17-22 (Sonny Lubick) Louisville Liberty 12-31-01 BYU 28-10 (Gary Crowton) MARK SNYDER, 1-0-0 (Marshall 1988) Born 12-30-1964 Louisville GMAC 12-18-02 Marshall 15-38 (Bob Pruett) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Michigan St. Alamo 12-29-03 Nebraska 3-17 (Bo Pelini) Marshall Little Caesars 12-26-2009 Ohio 21-17 (Frank Solich) JOHN “LITTLE CLIPPER” SMITH, 1-0-0 (Notre Dame 1929) Born 12-12-1904 FRANK SOLICH, 7-9-0 (Nebraska 1966) Born 9-8-1944 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Duquesne Orange 1-1-1937 Mississippi St. 13-12 (Ralph Sasse) Nebraska Holiday 12-30-1998 Arizona 20-23 (Dick Tomey) Nebraska Fiesta 1-2-2000 Tennessee 31-21 (Phillip Fulmer) LARRY SMITH, 3-6-1 (Bowling Green 1962) Born 9-12-1939 Nebraska Alamo 12-30-00 Northwestern 66-17 (Randy School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Walker) Tulane Liberty 12-22-1979 Penn St. 6-9 (Joe Paterno) Nebraska Rose 1-3-02 Miami (FL) 14-37 (Larry Coker) Arizona Sun 12-28-85 Georgia 13-13 (Vince Dooley) Nebraska Independence 12-27-02 Ole Miss 23-27 (David Cutcliffe) Arizona Aloha 12-27-86 North Carolina 30-21 (Dick Crum) Ohio GMAC 1-7-07 Southern Miss. 7-28 (Jeff Bower) Southern California Rose 1-1-88 Michigan St. 17-20 (George Perles) Ohio Little Caesars 12-26-09 Marshall 17-21 (Mark Snyder) Southern California Rose 1-2-89 Michigan 14-22 (Bo Schembechler) Ohio New Orleans 12-18-10 Troy 21-48 (Larry Blakeney) Southern California Rose 1-1-90 Michigan 17-10 (Bo Schembechler) Ohio Famous Idaho Potato Utah St. 24-23 (Gary Andersen) Southern California John Hancock 12-31-90 Michigan St. 16-17 (George Perles) 12-17-11 Southern California Freedom 12-29-92 Fresno St. 7-24 (Jim Sweeney) Ohio Independence 12-28-12 La.-Monroe 45-14 (Todd Berry) Missouri Holiday 12-29-97 Colorado St. 24-35 (Sonny Lubick) Oho St. Petersburg 12-23-13 East Carolina 20-37 (Ruffin McNeill) Missouri Insight.com 12-26-98 West Virginia 34-31 (Don Nehlen) Ohio Camellia 12-19-15 Appalachian St. 29-31 (Scott Satterfield) LOVIE SMITH, 0-1-0 (Tulsa 1979) Born 5-8-1958 Ohio Dollar General 12-23-16 Troy 28-23 (Neal Brown) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio Bahamas 12-22-17 UAB 41-6 (Bill Clark) Illinois Redbox 12-30-2019 California 20-35 (Justin Wilcox) Ohio Frisco 12-19-18 San Diego St. 27-0 (Rocky Long) Ohio Famous Idaho Potato Nevada 30-21 (Jay Norvell) MAURICE “CLIPPER” SMITH, 0-0-1 (Notre Dame 1921) Born 10-15-1898 1-3-20 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) FRANK SPAZIANI, 1-2-0 (Penn St. 1969) Born 4-1-1947 Villanova Bacardi, Cuba 1-1-1937 Auburn 7-7 (Jack Meagher) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CARL SNAVELY, 0-3-0 (Lebanon Valley 1915) Born 7-30-1894 Boston College Meineke 12-30-2006 Navy 25-24 (Paul Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Boston College Emerald 12-26-09 Southern California 13-24 (Pete North Carolina Sugar 1-1-1947 Georgia 10-20 (Wally Butts) Carroll) North Carolina Sugar 1-1-49 Oklahoma 6-14 (Bud Wilkinson) Boston College Kraft Fight Hunger 1-9-11 Nevada 13-20 (Chris Ault) North Carolina Cotton 1-2-50 Rice 13-27 (Jess Neely) CLARENCE “DOC” SPEARS, 1-0-0 (Dartmouth 1916) Born 7-24-1894 BILL SNYDER, 9-10-0 (William Jewell 1963) Born 10-7-1941 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) West Virginia San Diego East-West Gonzaga 21-13 (Charles “Gus” Kansas St. Copper 12-29-1993 Wyoming 52-17 (Joe Tiller) Christmas Classic Dorais) 12-25-1922 Kansas St. Aloha 12-25-94 Boston College 7-12 (Dan Henning) Kansas St. Holiday 12-29-95 Colorado St. 54-21 (Sonny Lubick) CLIFF SPEEGLE, 1-0-0 (Oklahoma 1941) Born 11-4-1917 Kansas St. Cotton 1-1-97 BYU 15-19 (LaVell Edwards) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kansas St. Fiesta 12-31-97 Syracuse 35-18 (Paul Pasqualoni) Oklahoma St. Bluegrass 12-13-1958 Florida St. 15-6 (Tom Nugent) Kansas St. Alamo 12-29-98 Purdue 34-37 (Joe Tiller) Kansas St. Holiday 12-29-99 Washington 24-20 (Rick Neuheisel) GLENN SPENCER, 1-0-0 (Georgia Tech 1987) Born 5-1-1964 Kansas St. Cotton 1-1-2001 Tennessee 35-21 (Phillip Fulmer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kansas St. Insight.com 12-29-01 Syracuse 3-26 (Paul Pasqualoni) Fla. Atlantic Boca Raton 12-21-2019 SMU 52-28 (Sonny Dykes) Kansas St. Holiday 12-27-02 Arizona St. 34-27 (Dirk Koetter) Kansas St. Fiesta 1-2-04 Ohio St. 28-35 (Jim Tressel) Kansas St. Pinstripe 12-30-10 Syracuse 34-36 (Doug Marrone)

Bowl Coaching Records 133

STEVE SPURRIER, 11-10-0 (Florida 1967) Born 4-20-1945 RICK STOCKSTILL, 2-6-0 (Florida St. 1982) Born 12-23-1957 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Duke All-American 12-28-1989 Texas Tech 21-49 (Spike Dykes) Middle Tenn. Motor City 12-26-2006 Central Mich. 14-31 (Jeff Quinn) Florida Sugar 1-1-92 Notre Dame 28-39 (Lou Holtz) Middle Tenn. New Orleans 12-20-09 Southern Miss. 42-32 (Larry Fedora) Florida Gator 12-31-92 NC State 27-10 (Dick Sheridan) Middle Tenn. GoDaddy.com 1-6-11 Miami (OH) 21-35 (Lance Guidry) Florida Sugar 1-1-94 West Virginia 41-7 (Don Nehlen) Middle Tenn. Armed Forces 12-30-13 Navy 6-24 (Ken Niumatalolo) Florida Sugar 1-2-95 Florida St. 17-23 (Bobby Bowden) Middle Tenn. Bahamas 12-24-15 Western Mich 31-45 (P.J. Fleck) Florida Fiesta 1-2-96 Nebraska 24-62 (Tom Osborne) Middle Tenn. Hawaii 12-24-16 Hawaii 35-52 (Nick Rolovich) Florida Sugar 1-2-97 Florida St. 52-20 (Bobby Bowden) Middle Tenn. Camellia 12-16-17 Arkansas St. 35-30 (Blake Anderson) Florida Fla. Citrus 1-1-98 Penn St. 21-6 (Joe Paterno) Middle Tenn. New Orleans 12-15-18 Appalachian St. 13-45 Florida Orange 1-2-99 Syracuse 31-10 (Paul Pasqualoni) CAL STOLL, 0-1-0 (Minnesota 1950) Born 12-12-1923 Florida Fla. Citrus 1-1-2000 Michigan St. 34-37 (Bobby Williams) Florida Sugar 1-2-01 Miami (FL) 20-37 (Butch Davis) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida Orange 1-2-02 Maryland 56-23 (Ralph Friedgen) Minnesota Hall of Fame 12-22-1977 Maryland 7-17 (Jerry Claiborne) South Carolina Independence 12-30-05 Missouri 31-38 (Gary Pinkel) DENNY STOLZ, 0-3-0 (Alma 1955) Born 9-12-1934 South Carolina Liberty 12-29-06 Houston 44-36 (Art Briles) South Carolina Outback 1-1-09 Iowa 10-31 (Kirk Ferentz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) South Carolina Papajohns.com 1-2-10 UConn 7-20 (Randy Edsall) Bowling Green California 12-18-1982 Fresno St. 28-29 (Jim Sweeney) South Carolina Chick-fil-A 12-31-10 Florida St. 17-26 (Jimbo Fisher) Bowling Green California 12-14-85 Fresno St. 7-51 (Jim Sweeney) South Carolina Capital One 1-2-12 Nebraska 30-13 (Bo Pelini) San Diego St. Holiday 12-30-86 Iowa 38-39 (Hayden Fry) South Carolina Outback 1-1-13 Michigan 33-28 (Brady Hoke) BOB STOOPS, 9-9-0 (Iowa 1983) Born 9-6-1960 South Carolina Capital One 1-1-14 Wisconsin 31-24 (Gary Andersen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) South Carolina Independence 12-27-14 Miami (FL) 24-21 (Al Golden) Oklahoma Independence 12-31-1999 Ole Miss 25-27 (David Cutcliffe) GENE STALLINGS, 6-1-0 (Texas A&M 1957) Born 3-2-1935 Oklahoma Orange 1-3-2001 Florida St. 13-2 (Bobby Bowden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Cotton 1-1-02 Arkansas 10-3 (Houston Nutt) Texas A&M Cotton 1-1-1968 Alabama 20-16 (Paul “Bear” Oklahoma Rose 1-1-03 Washington St. 34-14 (Mike Price) Bryant) Oklahoma Sugar 1-4-04 LSU 14-21 (Nick Saban) Alabama Fiesta 1-1-91 Louisville 7-34 (Howard Oklahoma Orange 1-4-05 Southern California 19-55 (Pete Schnellenberger) Carroll) Alabama Blockbuster 12-28-91 Colorado 30-25 (Bill McCartney) Oklahoma Holiday 12-29-05 Oregon 17-14 (Mike Bellotti) Alabama Sugar 1-1-93 Miami (FL) 34-13 (Dennis Erickson) Oklahoma Fiesta 1-1-07 Boise St. 42-43 (OT) (Chris Alabama Gator 12-31-93 North Carolina 24-10 (Mack Brown) Peterson) Alabama Fla. Citrus 1-2-95 Ohio St. 24-17 (John Cooper) Oklahoma Fiesta 1-2-08 West Virginia 28-48 (Bill Stewart) Alabama Outback 1-1-97 Michigan 17-14 (Lloyd Carr) Oklahoma BCS Champ. 1-8-09 Florida 14-24 (Urban Meyer) Oklahoma Sun 12-31-09 Stanford 31-27 (Jim Harbaugh) JIM STANGELAND, 0-0-1 (Arizona St. 1948) Born 12-21-1921 Oklahoma Fiesta 1-1-11 UConn 48-20 (Randy Edsall) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Insight 12-30-11 Iowa 31-14 (Kirk Ferentz) Long Beach St. Pasadena 12-19-1970 Louisville 24-24 (Lee Corso) Oklahoma Cotton 1-4-13 Texas A&M 13-41 (Kevin Sumlin) Oklahoma Sugar 1-2-14 Alabama 45-31 (Nick Saban) JIM STANLEY, 2-0-0 (Texas A&M 1959) Born 5-22-1935 Oklahoma Russell Athletic 12-29-14 Clemson 6-40 (Dabo Swinney) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Orange 12-31-15 Clemson 17-37 (Dabo Swinney) Oklahoma St. Fiesta 12-28-1974 BYU 16-6 (LaVell Edwards) Oklahoma Sugar 1-2-17 Auburn 35-19 (Gus Malzahn) Oklahoma St. Tangerine 12-18-76 BYU 49-12 (LaVell Edwards) MIKE STOOPS, 1-3-0 (Iowa 1986) Born 12-13-1961 BILL STEWART, 2-2-0 (Fairmont St. 1975) Born 11-6-1952 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arizona Las Vegas 12-20-2008 BYU 31-21 (Bronco Mendenhall) West Virginia Fiesta 1-2-2008 Oklahoma 48-28 (Bob Stoops) Arizona Holiday 12-30-09 Nebraska 0-33 (Bo Pelini) West Virginia Meineke 12-27-08 North Carolina 31-30 (Butch Davis) Arizona Alamo 12-29-10 Oklahoma St. 10-36 (Mike Gundy) West Virginia Gator 1-1-10 Florida St. 21-33 (Bobby Bowden) MARK STOOPS, 2-2-0 (Iowa 1990) Born 7-9-1967 West Virginia Champs Sports 12-28-10 NC State 7-23 (Tom O’Brien) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TOM STIDHAM, 0-1-0 ( 1927) Born 3-27-1904 Kentucky TaxSlayer 12-31-2016 Georgia Tech 18-33 (Paul Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Kentucky Music City 12-29-17 Northwestern 23-24 (Pat Fitzgerald) Oklahoma Orange 1-2-1939 Tennessee 0-17 (Bob Neyland) Kentucky Citrus 1-1-19 Penn St. 27-24 (James Franklin) Kentucky Belk 12-31-19 Virginia Tech 37-30 (Justin Fuente) LON STINER, 1-0-0 (Nebraska 1927) Born 6-20-1903 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JEFF STOUTLAND, 0-1-0 (Southern Conn. St. 1984) Born Oregon St. Rose 1-1-1942 Duke 20-16 (Wallace Wade) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Miami (FL) Sun 12-31-2010 Notre Dame 17-33 (Brian Kelly) HARRY STITELER, 1-0-0 (Texas A&M 1931) Born 9-17-1909 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) JERRY STOVALL, 0-1-0 (LSU 1963) Born 4-30-1941 Texas A&M Presidential Cup 12-9-1950Georgia 40-20 (Wally Butts) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) LSU Orange 1-1-1983 Nebraska 20-21 (Tom Osborne) CHUCK STOBART, 1-0-0 (Ohio 1959) Born 10-27-1934 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) STEVE STRIPLING, 2-0-0 (Colorado 1976) Born 11-25-1953 Toledo California 12-19-1981 San Jose St. 27-25 (Jack Elway) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Central Mich. GMAC 1-6-2010 Troy 44-41 (2 OT) (Larry Blakeney) Cincinnati Belk 12-27-12 Duke 48-34 (David Cutcliffe)

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CHARLIE STRONG, 4-4-0 (Central Ark. 1982) Born 8-2-1960 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson CFP National Alabama 35-31 (Nick Saban) Florida Peach 12-31-2004 Miami (FL) 10-27 (Larry Coker) Championship 1-9-17 Louisville St. Petersburg 12-21-10 Southern Miss. 31-28 (Larry Clemson Sugar 1-1-18 Alabama 6-24 (Nick Saban) Fedora) Clemson Cotton 12-29-18 Notre Dame 30-3 (Brian Kelly) Louisville Belk 12-27-11 NC State 24-31 (Tom O’Brien) Clemson CFP National Alabama 44-16 (Nick Saban) Louisville Sugar 1-2-13 Florida 33-23 (Will Muschamp) Championship 1-7-19 Louisville Russell Athletic 12-28-13 Miami (FL) 36-9 (Al Golden) Clemson Fiesta 12-28-19 Ohio St. 29-23 (Ryan Day) Texas Texas 12-29-14 Arkansas 31-7 (Bret Bielema) Clemson CFP National LSU 25-42 (Ed Orgeron) South Fla Birmingham 12-23-17 Texas Tech 38-34 (Kliff Kingsbury) Championship 1-13-20 South Fla. Gasparilla 12-20-18 Marshall 20-38 (Doc Holliday) BARRY SWITZER, 8-5-0 (Arkansas 1960) Born 10-5-1937 BOB STULL, 0-1-0 (Kansas St. 1968) Born 11-21-1945 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-1976 Michigan 14-6 (Bo Schembechler) UTEP Independence 12-23-1988 Southern Miss. 18-38 (Curley Oklahoma Fiesta 12-25-76 Wyoming 41-7 (Fred Akers) Hallman) Oklahoma Orange 1-2-78 Arkansas 6-31 (Lou Holtz) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-79 Nebraska 31-24 (Tom Osborne) PAT SULLIVAN, 0-1-0 (Auburn 1972) Born 1-18-1950 Oklahoma Orange 1-1-80 Florida St. 24-7 (Bobby Bowden) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-81 Florida St. 18-17 (Bobby Bowden) TCU Independence 12-28-1994 Virginia 10-20 (George Welsh) Oklahoma Sun 12-26-81 Houston 40-14 (Bill Yeoman) Oklahoma Fiesta 1-1-83 Arizona St. 21-32 (Darryl Rogers) KEVIN SUMLIN, 4-3-0 (Purdue 1986) Born 8-3-1964 Oklahoma Orange 1-1-85 Washington 17-28 (Don James) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-86 Penn St. 25-10 (Joe Paterno) Houston Armed Forces 12-31-2008 Air Force 34-28 (Troy Calhoun) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-87 Arkansas 42-8 (Ken Hatfield) Houston Armed Forces 12-31-09 Air Force 20-47 (Troy Calhoun) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-88 Miami (FL) 14-20 (Jimmy Johnson) Texas A&M Cotton 1-4-13 Oklahoma 41-13 (Bob Stoops) Oklahoma Fla. Citrus 1-2-89 Clemson 6-13 (Danny Ford) Texas A&M Chick-Fil-A 12-31-13 Duke 52-48 (David Cutcliffe) Texas A&M Liberty 12-29-14 West Virginia 45-37 (Dana Holgorsen) WILLIE TAGGART, 0-1-0 (Western Ky. 1998) Born 8-27-1976 Texas A&M Music City 12-30-15 Louisville 21-27 (Bobby Petrino) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas A&M Texas 12-28-16 Kansas St. 28-33 (Bill Snyder) South Fla. Miami Beach 12-21-15 Western Ky. 35-45 (Jeff Brohm) JOCK SUTHERLAND, 1-3-0 (Pittsburgh 1918) Born 3-21-1889 CHARLIE TATE, 1-1-0 (Florida 1942) Born 2-20-1921 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Rose 1-1-1928 Stanford 6-7 (Glenn “Pop” Warner) Miami (FL) Liberty 12-10-1966 Virginia Tech 14-7 (Jerry Claiborne) Pittsburgh Rose 1-1-30 Southern California 14-47 (Howard Miami (FL) Bluebonnet 12-23-67 Colorado 21-31 (Eddie Crowder) Jones) Pittsburgh Rose 1-2-33 Southern California 0-35 (Howard JIM TATUM, 3-2-1 (North Carolina 1935) Born 7-22-1913 Jones) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Rose 1-1-37 Washington 21-0 (Jimmy Phelan) Oklahoma Gator 1-1-1947 NC State 34-13 (Beattie Feathers) BOB SUTTON, 0-1-0 (Eastern Mich. 1974) Born 1-28-1951 Maryland Gator 1-1-48 Georgia 20-20 (Wally Butts) Maryland Gator 1-2-50 Missouri 20-7 (Don Faurot) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Maryland Sugar 1-1-52 Tennessee 28-13 (Bob Neyland) Army West Point Independence 12-31-1996 Auburn 29-32 (Terry Bowden) Maryland Orange 1-1-54 Oklahoma 0-7 (Bud Wilkinson) JIM SWEENEY, 5-2-0 (Portland 1951) Born 9-1-1929 Maryland Orange 1-2-56 Oklahoma 6-20 (Bud Wilkinson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHUCK TAYLOR, 0-1-0 (Stanford 1943) Born 1-24-1920 Fresno St. California 12-18-1982 Bowling Green 29-28 (Denny Stolz) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Fresno St. California 12-14-85 Bowling Green 51-7 (Denny Stolz) Stanford Rose 1-1-1952 Illinois 7-40 (Ray Eliot) Fresno St. California 12-10-88 Western Mich. 35-30 (Al Molde) Fresno St. California 12-9-89 Ball St. 27-8 (Paul Schudel) GRANT TEAFF, 4-4-0 (McMurry 1956) Born 11-12-1933 Fresno St. California 12-13-91 Bowling Green 21-28 (Gary School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Blackney) Baylor Cotton 1-1-1975 Penn St. 20-41 (Joe Paterno) Fresno St. Freedom 12-29-92 Southern California 24-7 (Larry Baylor Peach 12-31-79 Clemson 24-18 (Danny Ford) Smith) Baylor Cotton 1-1-81 Alabama 2-30 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Fresno St. Aloha 12-25-93 Colorado 30-41 (Bill McCartney) Baylor Bluebonnet 12-31-83 Oklahoma St. 14-24 (Jimmy DABO SWINNEY, 10-6-0 (Alabama 1993) Born 11-20-1969 Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Baylor Liberty 12-27-85 LSU 21-7 (Bill Arnsparger) Baylor Bluebonnet 12-31-86 Colorado 21-9 (Bill McCartney) Clemson Gator 1-1-2009 Nebraska 21-26 (Bo Pelini) Baylor Copper 12-31-91 Indiana 0-24 (Bill Mallory) Clemson Music City 12-27-09 Kentucky 21-13 (Rich Brooks) Baylor John Hancock 12-31-92 Arizona 20-15 (Dick Tomey) Clemson Meineke 12-31-10 South Fla. 26-31 (Skip Holtz) Clemson Orange 1-4-12 West Virginia 33-70 (Dana EDDIE TEAGUE, 1-0-0 (North Carolina 1944) Born 12-14-1921 Holgorsen) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Chick-fil-A 12-31-12 LSU 25-24 (Les Miles) Citadel Tangerine 12-30-1960 Tennessee Tech 27-0 (Wilburn Clemson Orange 1-3-14 Ohio St. 40-35 (Urban Meyer) Tucker) Clemson Russell Athletic 12-29-14 Oklahoma 40-6 (Bob Stoops) Clemson Orange 12-31-15 Oklahoma 37-17 (Bob Stoops) JEFF TEDFORD, 7-3-0 (Fresno St. 1983) Born 8-15-1961 Clemson CFP National Alabama 40-45 (Nick Saban) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Championship 1-11-16 California Insight 12-26-2003 Virginia Tech 52-49 (Frank Beamer) Clemson Fiesta 12-31-16 Ohio St. 31-0 (Urban Meyer) California Holiday 12-30-04 Texas Tech 31-45 (Mike Leach)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) California Las Vegas 12-22-05 BYU 35-28 (Bronco Mendenhall) Purdue Capital One 1-1-04 Georgia 27-34 (OT) (Mark Richt) California Holiday 12-28-06 Texas A&M 45-10 (Dennis Purdue Sun 12-31-04 Arizona St. 23-27 (Dirk Koetter) Franchione) Purdue Champs Sports 12-29-06 Maryland 7-24 (Ralph Friedgen) California Armed Forces 12-31-07 Air Force 42-36 (Troy Calhoun) Purdue Motor City 12-26-07 Central Mich. 51-48 (Butch Jones) California Emerald 12-27-08 Miami (FL) 24-17 (Randy Shannon) California Poinsettia 12-23-09 Utah 27-37 (Kyle Whittingham) GAYNELL TINSLEY, 0-1-0 (LSU 1937) Born 2-1-1915 California Holiday 12-28-11 Texas 10-21 (Mack Brown) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Fresno St. Hawaii 12-24-2017 Houston 33-27 (Major Applewhite) LSU Sugar 1-2-1950 Oklahoma 0-35 (Bud Wilkinson) Fresno St. Las Vegas 12-15-18 Arizona St. 31-20 (Herm Edwards) JEFF TISDEL, 1-0-0 (Nevada 1977) Born 1-10-1956 JON TENUTA, 0-1-0 (Virginia 1982) Born 2-25-1957 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Nevada Las Vegas 12-19-1996 Ball St. 18-15 (Bill Lynch) Georgia Tech Humanitarian 12-31-2007 Fresno St. 28-40 (Pat Hill) BOB TOLEDO, 1-2-0 (San Fran. St. 1968) Born 3-4-1946 LOU TEPPER, 1-2-0 (Rutgers 1967) Born 7-21-1945 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA Cotton 1-1-1998 Texas A&M 29-23 (R.C. Slocum) Illinois John Hancock 12-31-1991 UCLA 3-6 (Terry Donahue) UCLA Rose 1-1-99 Wisconsin 31-38 (Barry Alvarez) Illinois Holiday 12-30-92 Hawaii 17-27 (Bob Wagner) UCLA Sun 12-29-2000 Wisconsin 20-21 (Barry Alvarez) Illinois Liberty 12-31-94 East Carolina 30-0 (Steve Logan) TED TOLLNER, 1-3-0 (Cal Poly 1962) Born 5-29-1940 ROGER THEDER, 0-1-0 (Western Mich. 1963) Born 9-22-1939 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Southern California Rose 1-1-1985 Ohio St. 20-17 (Earle Bruce) California Garden State 12-15-1979 Temple 17-28 (Wayne Hardin) Southern California Aloha 12-28-85 Alabama 3-24 (Ray Perkins) Southern California Fla. Citrus 1-1-87 Auburn 7-16 (Pat Dye) FRANK THOMAS, 4-2-0 (Notre Dame 1923) Born 11-14-1898 San Diego St. Las Vegas 12-19-98 North Carolina 13-20 (Carl Torbush) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DICK TOMEY, 5-3-0 (DePauw 1961) Born 6-20-1938 Alabama Rose 1-1-1935 Stanford 29-13 (Tiny Thornhill) Alabama Rose 1-1-38 California 0-13 (Leonard “Stub” School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Allison) Arizona Copper 12-30-1989 NC State 17-10 (Dick Sheridan) Alabama Cotton 1-1-42 Texas A&M 29-21 (Homer Norton) Arizona Aloha 12-28-90 Syracuse 0-28 (Dick MacPherson) Alabama Orange 1-1-43 Boston College 37-21 (Denny Arizona John Hancock 12-31-92 Baylor 15-20 (Grant Teaff) Myers) Arizona Fiesta 1-1-94 Miami (FL) 29-0 (Dennis Erickson) Alabama Sugar 1-1-45 Duke 26-29 (Eddie Cameron) Arizona Freedom 12-27-94 Utah 13-16 (Ron McBride) Alabama Rose 1-1-46 Southern California 34-14 (Jeff Arizona Insight.com 12-27-97 New Mexico 20-14 (Dennis Cravath) Franchione) JOHN THOMPSON, 2-0-0 (Central Ark. 1978) Born 10-16-1955 Arizona Holiday 12-30-98 Nebraska 23-20 (Frank Solich) San Jose St. New Mexico 12-23-2006 New Mexico 20-12 (Rocky Long) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Arkansas St. GoDaddy.com 1-6-2013 Kent St. 17-13 (Darrell Hazell) CARL TORBUSH, 2-0-0 (Carson-Newman 1974) Born 10-11-1951 Arkansas St. GoDady.com 1-5-14 Ball St. 23-20 (Pete Lembo) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CHRIS THOMSEN, 1-0-0 (TCU 1993) Born North Carolina Gator 1-1-1998 Virginia Tech 42-3 (Frank Beamer) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) North Carolina Las Vegas 12-19-98 San Diego St. 20-13 (Ted Tollner) Texas Tech Meineke 12-28-2012 Minnesota 34-31 (Jerry Kill) CHRIS TORMEY, 1-0-0 (Idaho 1978) Born 5-1-1955 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) FRED THOMSEN, 0-0-1 (Nebraska 1925) Born 4-25-1897 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Idaho Humanitarian 12-30-1998 Southern Miss. 42-35 (Jeff Bower) Arkansas Dixie Classic 1-1-1934 Centenary (LA) 7-7 (Homer Norton) JIM TRESSEL, 5-4-0 (Baldwin-Wallace 1975) Born 12-5-1952 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CLAUDE “TINY” THORNHILL, 1-2-0 (Pittsburgh 1917) Born 4-14-1893 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Outback 1-1-2002 South Carolina 28-31 (Lou Holtz) Ohio St. Fiesta 1-3-03 Miami (FL) 31-24 (2 OT) (Larry Stanford Rose 1-1-1934 Columbia 0-7 (Lou Little) Coker) Stanford Rose 1-1-35 Alabama 13-29 (Frank Thomas) Ohio St. Fiesta 1-2-04 Kansas St. 35-28 (Bill Snyder) Stanford Rose 1-1-36 SMU 7-0 (Matty Bell) Ohio St. Alamo 12-29-04 Oklahoma St. 33-7 (Les Miles) CHRIS THURMOND, 0-1-0 (Tulsa 1975) Born 2-25-1953 Ohio St. Fiesta 1-2-06 Notre Dame 34-20 (Charlie Weis) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. BCS Champ. 1-8-07 Florida 14-41 (Urban Meyer) Ohio St. BCS Champ 1-7-08 LSU 24-38 (Les Miles) Houston Texas 12-28-2007 TCU 13-20 (Gary Patterson) Ohio St. Fiesta 1-5-09 Texas 21-24 (Mack Brown) JOE TILLER, 4-7-0 (Montana St. 1964) Born 12-7-1942 Ohio St. Rose 1-1-10 Oregon 26-17 (Chip Kelly) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. # Sugar 1-4-11 Arkansas 31-26 (Bobby Petrino) Wyoming Copper 12-29-1993 Kansas St. 17-52 (Bill Snyder) JIM TRIMBLE, 0-1-0 (Indiana 1942) Born 5-29-1918 Purdue Alamo 12-30-97 Oklahoma St. 33-20 (Bob School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Simmons) Wichita St. Camellia 12-30-1948 Hardin-Simmons 12-49 (Warren Purdue Alamo 12-29-98 Kansas St. 37-34 (Bill Snyder) Woodson) Purdue Outback 1-1-2000 Georgia 25-28 (OT) (Jim Donnan) Purdue Rose 1-1-01 Washington 24-34 (Rick Neuheisel) FRANK TRITICO, 0-0-1 (Louisiana 1934) Born 3-25-1909 Purdue Sun 12-31-01 Washington St. 27-33 (Mike Price) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Purdue Sun 12-31-02 Washington 34-24 (Rick Neuheisel) Randolph Field Cotton 1-1-1944 Texas 7-7 (Dana Bible)

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TOMMY TUBERVILLE, 7-6-0 (Southern Ark. 1976) Born 9-18-1954 BOB VOIGTS, 1-0-0 (Northwestern 1939) Born 3-29-1916 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ole Miss Motor City 12-26-1997 Marshall 34-31 (Bob Pruett) Northwestern Rose 1-1-1949 California 20-14 (Pappy Waldorf) Auburn Fla. Citrus 1-1-2001 Michigan 28-31 (Lloyd Carr) JIM WACKER, 0-1-0 (Valparaiso 1960) Born 4-28-1937 Auburn Peach 12-31-01 North Carolina 10-16 (John Bunting) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Auburn Capital One 1-1-03 Penn St. 13-9 (Joe Paterno) TCU Bluebonnet 12-31-1984 West Virginia 14-31 (Don Nehlen) Auburn Music City 12-31-03 Wisconsin 28-14 (Barry Alvarez) WALLACE WADE, 2-2-1 (Brown 1917) Born 6-15-1892 Auburn Sugar 1-3-05 Virginia Tech 16-13 (Frank Beamer) Auburn Capital One 1-2-06 Wisconsin 10-24 (Barry Alvarez) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Auburn Cotton 1-1-07 Nebraska 17-14 (Bill Callahan) Alabama Rose 1-1-1926 Washington 20-19 (Enoch Auburn Chick-fil-A 12-31-07 Clemson 23-20 (OT) (Tommy Bagshaw) Bowden) Alabama Rose 1-1-27 Stanford 7-7 (Glenn “Pop” Warner) Texas Tech TicketCity 1-1-11 Northwestern 45-38 (Pat Fitzgerald) Alabama Rose 1-1-31 Washington St. 24-0 (Babe Cincinnati Belk 12-28-13 North Carolina 17-39 (Larry Hollingbery) Fedora) Duke Rose 1-2-39 Southern California 3-7 (Howard Cincinnati Military 12-27-14 Virginia Tech 17-33 (Frank Beamer) Jones) Cincinnati Hawaii 12-24-15 San Diego St. 7-42 (Rocky Long) Duke Rose 1-1-42 Oregon St. 16-20 (Lon Stiner) WILBURN TUCKER, 0-1-0 (Tennessee Tech 1943) Born 8-11-1920 BOB WAGNER, 1-1-0 (Wittenberg 1969) Born 5-16-1947 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Tennessee Tech Tangerine 12-30-1960 Citadel 0-27 (Eddie Teague) Hawaii Aloha 12-25-1989 Michigan St. 13-33 (George Perles) Hawaii Holiday 12-30-92 Illinois 27-17 (Lou Tepper) MARQUES TUIASOSOPO, 1-0-0 (Washington 2001) Born 3-22-1979 JIM WALDEN, 0-1-0 (Wyoming 1960) Born 4-10-1938 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Washington Fight Hunger 12-27-2013 BYU 31-16 (Bronco Mendenhall) Washington St. Holiday 12-18-1981 BYU 36-38 (LaVell Edwards) RON TURNER, 1-1-0 (Pacific 1977) Born 12-5-1953 LYNN “PAPPY” WALDORF, 0-3-0 (Syracuse 1925) Born 10-3-1902 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Illinois Micronpc.com 12-30-1999 Virginia 63-21 (George Welsh) Illinois Sugar 1-1-2002 LSU 34-47 (Nick Saban) California Rose 1-1-1949 Northwestern 14-20 (Bob Voigts) California Rose 1-2-50 Ohio St. 14-17 (Wes Fesler) BOB TYLER, 1-0-0 (Ole Miss 1958) Born 7-4-1932 California Rose 1-1-51 Michigan 6-14 (Bennie Oosterbaan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) D.C. “PEAHEAD” WALKER, 1-1-0 (Samford 1922) Born 2-17-1900 Mississippi St. Sun 12-28-1974 North Carolina 26-24 (Bill Dooley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) THAD “PIE” VANN, 0-2-0 (Ole Miss 1928) Born 9-22-1907 Wake Forest Gator 1-1-1946 South Carolina 26-14 (Johnnie School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) McMillan) Southern Miss. Sun 1-1-1953 Pacific 7-26 (Ernie Jorge) Wake Forest Dixie 1-1-49 Baylor 7-20 (Bob Woodruff) Southern Miss. Sun 1-1-54 UTEP 14-37 (Mike Brumbelow) DeWAYNE WALKER, 0-1-0 (Regents 1992) Born 12-3-1960 JOHN VAUGHT, 10-8-0 (TCU 1933) Born 5-6-1908 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) UCLA Las Vegas 12-22-2007 BYU 16-17 (Bronco Mendenhall) Ole Miss Delta 1-1-1948 TCU 13-9 (Leo “Dutch” Meyer) ED WALKER, 0-1-0 (Stanford 1927) Born 3-25-1901 Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-53 Georgia Tech 7-24 (Bobby Dodd) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-55 Navy 0-21 (Eddie Erdelatz) Ole Miss Cotton 1-2-56 TCU 14-13 (Abe Martin) Ole Miss Orange 1-1-1936 Catholic 19-20 (Arthur “Dutch” Bergman) Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-58 Texas 39-7 (Darrell Royal) Ole Miss Gator 12-27-58 Florida 7-3 (Bob Woodruff) RANDY WALKER, 0-3-0 [Miami (OH) 1976] Born 5-29-1954 Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-60 LSU 21-0 (Paul Dietzel) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ole Miss Sugar 1-2-61 Rice 14-6 (Jess Neely) Northwestern Alamo 12-20-2000 Nebraska 17-66 (Frank Solich) Ole Miss Cotton 1-1-62 Texas 7-12 (Darrell Royal) Northwestern Motor City 12-26-03 Bowling Green 24-28 (Gregg Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-63 Arkansas 17-13 (Frank Broyles) Brandon) Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-64 Alabama 7-12 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Northwestern Sun 12-30-05 UCLA 38-50 (Karl Dorrell) Ole Miss Bluebonnet 12-19-64 Tulsa 7-14 (Glenn Dobbs) Ole Miss Liberty 12-18-65 Auburn 13-7 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) BILL WALSH, 3-0-0 (San Jose St. 1954) Born 11-30-1931 Ole Miss Bluebonnet 12-17-66 Texas 0-19 (Darrell Royal) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ole Miss Sun 12-30-67 UTEP 7-14 (Bobby Dobbs) Stanford Sun 12-31-1977 LSU 24-14 (Charlie McClendon) Ole Miss Liberty 12-14-68 Virginia Tech 34-17 (Jerry Stanford Bluebonnet 12-31-78 Georgia 25-22 (Vince Dooley) Claiborne) Stanford Blockbuster 1-1-93 Penn St. 24-3 (Joe Paterno) Ole Miss Sugar 1-1-70 Arkansas 27-22 (Frank Broyles) Ole Miss Gator 1-2-71 Auburn 28-35 (Ralph “Shug” DAVE WANNSTEDT, 1-1-0 (Pittsburgh 1974) Born 5-21-1952 Jordan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) DICK VERMEIL, 1-0-0 (San Jose St. 1958) Born 10-30-1936 Pittsburgh Sun 12-31-2008 Oregon St. 0-3 (Mike Riley) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Pittsburgh Meineke 12-26-09 North Carolina 19-17 (Butch Davis) UCLA Rose 1-1-1976 Ohio St. 23-10 (Woody Hayes) BRIAN WARD, 0-1-0 (McPherson 1997) Born School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Bowling Green GoDaddy 12-23-2015 Ga. Southern 27-58 (Dell McGee)

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DALLAS WARD, 1-0-0 (Oregon St. 1927) Born 8-11-1906 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Peach 12-30-95 Georgia 34-27 (Ray Goff) Colorado Orange 1-1-1957 Clemson 27-21 (Frank Howard) Virginia Carquest 12-27-96 Miami (FL) 21-31 (Butch Davis) Virginia Peach 12-31-98 Georgia 33-35 (Jim Donnan) MURRAY WARMATH, 1-1-0 (Tennessee 1935) Born 12-26-1913 Virginia Micronpc.com 12-30-99 Illinois 21-63 (Ron Turner) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia Oahu Classic 12-24-2000 Georgia 14-37 (Jim Donnan) Minnesota Rose 1-2-1961 Washington 7-17 (Jim Owens) Minnesota Rose 1-1-62 UCLA 21-3 (Bill Barnes) TOMMY WEST, 3-6-0 (Tennessee 1975) Born 7-31-1954 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) GLENN “POP” WARNER, 1-2-1 (Cornell 1895) Born 4-5-1871 Clemson Peach 12-31-1993 Kentucky 14-13 (Bill Curry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Clemson Gator 1-1-96 Syracuse 0-41 (Paul Pasqualoni) Stanford Rose 1-1-1925 Notre Dame 10-27 (Knute Rockne) Clemson Peach 12-28-96 LSU 7-10 (Gerry DiNardo) Stanford Rose 1-1-27 Alabama 7-7 (Wallace Wade) Clemson Peach 1-2-98 Auburn 17-21 (Terry Bowden) Stanford Rose 1-2-28 Pittsburgh 7-6 (Jock Sutherland) Memphis New Orleans 12-16-2003 North Texas 27-17 (Darrell Dickey) Temple Sugar 1-1-35 Tulane 14-20 (Ted Cox) Memphis GMAC 12-22-04 Bowling Green 35-52 (Gregg Brandon) CHARLIE WEATHERBIE, 2-0-0 (Oklahoma St. 1977) Born 1-17-1955 Memphis Motor City 12-26-05 Akron 38-31 (J.D. Brookhart) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Memphis New Orleans 12-21-07 Fla. Atlantic 27-44 (Howard Utah St. Las Vegas 12-17-1993 Ball St. 42-33 (Paul Schudel) Schnellenberger) Navy Aloha 12-25-96 California 42-38 (Steve Mariucci) Memphis St. Petersburg 12-20-08 South Fla. 14-41 (Jim Leavitt) DeWITT WEAVER, 2-1-0 (Tennessee 1937) Born 5-11-1912 MIKE WHITE, 0-3-0 (California 1958) Born 1-3-1936 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Texas Tech Sun 1-1-1952 Pacific 25-14 (Ernie Jorge) Illinois Liberty 12-29-1982 Alabama 15-21 (Paul “Bear” Texas Tech Gator 1-1-54 Auburn 35-13 (Ralph “Shug” Bryant) Jordan) Illinois Rose 1-2-84 UCLA 9-45 (Terry Donahue) Texas Tech Sun 1-2-56 Wyoming 14-21 (Phil Dickens) Illinois Peach 12-31-85 Army West Point 29-31 (Jim Young) BILL WEEKS, 1-0-0 (Iowa St. 1951) Born 10-20-1929 KYLE WHITTINGHAM, 11-3-0 (BYU 1984) Born 11-21-1959 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) New Mexico Aviation 12-9-1961 Western Mich. 28-12 (Merle Utah Fiesta 1-1-2005 Pittsburgh 35-7 (Walt Harris) Schlosser) Utah Emerald 12-29-05 Georgia Tech 38-10 (Chan Gailey) CHARLIE WEIS, 1-2-0 (Notre Dame 1978) Born 3-30-1956 Utah Armed Forces 12-23-06 Tulsa 25-13 (Steve Kragthorpe) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah Poinsettia 12-20-07 Navy 35-32 (Ken Niumatalolo) Utah Sugar 1-2-09 Alabama 31-17 (Nick Saban) Notre Dame Fiesta 1-2-2006 Ohio St. 20-34 (Jim Tressel) Notre Dame Sugar 1-3-07 LSU 14-41 (Les Miles) Utah Poinsettia 12-23-09 California 37-27 (Jeff Tedford) Notre Dame Hawaii 12-24-08 Hawaii 49-21 (Greg McMackin) Utah Las Vegas 12-22-10 Boise St. 3-26 (Chris Petersen) Utah Sun 12-31-11 Georgia Tech 30-27 (OT) (Paul T.J WEIST, 1-0-0 (Alabama 1988) Born 6-25-1965 Johnson) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah Las Vegas 12-20-14 Colorado St. 45-10 (Dave Baldwin) South Fla. Birmingham 12-29-2016 South Carolina 46-39 (Will Utah Las Vegas 12-19-15 BYU 35-28 (Bronco Mendenhall) Muschamp) Utah Foster Farms 12-28-16 Indiana 26-24 (Tom Allen) Utah Heart of Dallas 12-26-17 West Virginia 30-14 (Dana Holgorsen) RALPH “PEST” WELCH, 0-1-0 (Purdue 1930) Born 8-11-1907 Utah Holiday 12-31-18 Northwestern 20-31 (Pat Fitzgerald) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah Alama 12-31-19 Texas 10-38 (Tom Herman) Washington Rose 1-1-1944 Southern California 0-29 (Jeff Cravath) JOHN WILCE, 0-1-0 (Wisconsin 1910) Born 5-12-1888 MATT WELLS, 2-2-0 (Utah St. 1996) Born 8-10-1973 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Ohio St. Rose 1-1-1921 California 0-28 (Andy Smith) Utah St. Poinsettia 12-26-2013 Northern Illinois 21-14 (Rod Carey) JUSTIN WILCOX, 1-1-0 (Oregon 1999) Born 11-12-1976 Utah St. New Mexico 12-20-14 UTEP 21-6 (Sean Kugler) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Utah St. Famous Idaho Potato Akron 21-23 (Terry Bowden) California Cheez-It 12-22-2018 TCU 7-10 (OT) (Gary Patterson) 12-22-15 California Redbox 12-30-19 Illinois 35-20 (Lovie Smith) Utah St. Arizona 12-29-17 New Mexico St. 20-26 (Doug Martin) BOB WILDER, 1-0-0 (Maine 1987) Born 6-25-1965 GEORGE WELSH, 5-10-0 (Navy 1956) Born 8-26-1933 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Old Dominion Bahamas 12-23-2016 Eastern Mich. 24-20 (Chris Navy Holiday 12-22-1978 BYU 23-16 (LaVell Edwards) Creighton) Navy Garden State 12-14-80 Houston 0-35 (Bill Yeoman) Navy Liberty 12-30-81 Ohio St. 28-31 (Earle Bruce) BUD WILKINSON, 6-2-0 (Minnesota 1937) Born 4-12-1916 Virginia Peach 12-31-84 Purdue 27-24 (Leon Burtnett) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Virginia All-American 12-22-87 BYU 22-16 (LaVell Edwards) Oklahoma Sugar 1-1-1949 North Carolina 14-6 (Carl Snavely) Virginia Fla. Citrus 1-1-90 Illinois 21-31 (John Mackovic) Oklahoma Sugar 1-2-50 LSU 35-0 (Gaynell Tinsley) Virginia Sugar 1-1-91 Tennessee 22-23 (Johnny Majors) Oklahoma Sugar 1-1-51 Kentucky 7-13 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Virginia Gator 12-29-91 Oklahoma 14-48 (Gary Gibbs) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-54 Maryland 7-0 (Jim Tatum) Virginia Carquest 1-1-94 Boston College 13-31 (Tom Oklahoma Orange 1-2-56 Maryland 20-6 (Jim Tatum) Coughlin) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-58 Duke 48-21 (Bill Murray) Virginia Independence 12-28-94 TCU 20-10 (Pat Sullivan)

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School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) BILL YEOMAN, 6-4-1 (Army West Point 1950) Born 12-26-1927 Oklahoma Orange 1-1-59 Syracuse 21-6 (Ben School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Schwartzwalder) Houston Tangerine 12-22-1962 Miami (OH) 49-21 (John Pont) Oklahoma Orange 1-1-63 Alabama 0-17 (Paul “Bear” Bryant) Houston Bluebonnet 12-31-69 Auburn 36-7 (Ralph “Shug” Jordan) BOBBY WILLIAMS, 2-0-0 (Purdue 1982) Born 11-21-1958 Houston Bluebonnet 12-31-71 Colorado 17-29 (Eddie Crowder) Houston Bluebonnet 12-29-73 Tulane 47-7 (Bennie Ellender) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Houston Bluebonnet 12-23-74 NC State 31-31 (Lou Holtz) Michigan St. Fla. Citrus 1-1-2000 Florida 37-34 (Steve Spurrier) Houston Cotton 1-1-77 Maryland 30-21 (Jerry Claiborne) Michigan St. Silicon Valley 12-31-01 Fresno St. 44-35 (Pat Hill) Houston Cotton 1-1-79 Notre Dame 34-35 (Dan Devine) IVY WILLIAMSON, 0-1-0 (Michigan 1933) Born 2-4-1911 Houston Cotton 1-1-80 Nebraska 17-14 (Tom Osborne) Houston Garden State 12-14-80 Navy 35-0 (George Welsh) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Houston Sun 12-26-81 Oklahoma 14-40 (Barry Switzer) Wisconsin Rose 1-1-1953 Southern California 0-7 (Jess Hill) Houston Cotton 1-1-85 Boston College 28-45 (Jack TYRONE WILLINGHAM, 1-4-0 (Michigan St. 1977) Born 12-30-1953 Bicknell) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) FIELDING “HURRY UP” YOST, 1-0-0 (Lafayette 1897) Born 4-30-1871 Stanford Liberty 12-30-1995 East Carolina 13-19 (Steve Logan) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Stanford Sun 12-31-96 Michigan St. 38-0 (Nick Saban) Michigan Rose 1-1-1902 Stanford 49-0 (Charlie Fickert) Stanford Rose 1-1-2000 Wisconsin 9-17 (Barry Alvarez) Stanford Seattle 12-27-01 Georgia Tech 14-24 (Mac JIM YOUNG, 5-1-0 (Bowling Green 1957) Born 4-21-1935 McWhorter) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Notre Dame Gator 1-1-03 NC State 6-28 (Chuck Amato) Purdue Peach 12-25-1978 Georgia Tech 41-21 (Pepper FRANK WILSON, 0-1-0 (Nicholls St. 1997) Born 11-5-1973 Rodgers) Purdue Bluebonnet 12-31-79 Tennessee 27-22 (Johnny Majors) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Purdue Liberty 12-27-80 Missouri 28-25 (Warren Powers) UTSA New Mexico 12-17-2016 New Mexico 20-23 (Bob Davie) Army West Point Cherry 12-22-84 Michigan St. 10-6 (George Perles) KEVIN WILSON, 0-1-0 (North Carolina 1984) Born 10-22-1961 Army West Point Peach 12-31-85 Illinois 31-29 (Mike White) Army West Point Sun 12-24-88 Alabama 28-29 (Bill Curry) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Indiana Pinstripe 12-26-2015 Duke 41-44 (ot) (David Cutcliffe) RON ZOOK, 1-3-0 [Miami (OH) 1976] Born 4-28-1954 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) TOM WILSON, 2-0-0 (Texas Tech 1966) Born 2-24-1944 Florida Outback 1-1-2003 Michigan 30-38 (Lloyd Carr) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Florida Outback 1-1-04 Iowa 17-37 (Kirk Ferentz) Texas A&M Hall of Fame 12-20-1978 Iowa St. 28-12 (Earle Bruce) Illinois Rose 1-1-08 Southern California 17-49 (Pete Texas A&M Independence 12-12-81 Oklahoma St. 33-16 (Jimmy Carroll) Johnson) Illinois Texas 12-29-10 Baylor 38-14 (Art Briles) SAM WINNINGHAM, 0-1-0 (Colorado 1950) Born 10-11-1926 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) CSUN Pasadena 12-2-1967 West Tex. A&M 13-35 (Joe Kerbel) COACHES WHO HAVE COACHED EVERETT WITHERS, 0-1-0 (Appalachian St. 1985) Born 6-15-1963 School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) MORE THAN ONE TEAM IN A North Carolina Independence 12-26-2011 Missouri 24-41 (Gary Pinkel) BOWL GAME BOB WOODRUFF, 2-1-0 (Tennessee 1939) Born 3-14-1916 *Active coach. School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Baylor Dixie 1-1-1949 Wake Forest 20-7 (D.C. Walker) Five Teams (1) Florida Gator 1-1-53 Tulsa 14-13 (J.O. “Buddy” Brothers) Lou Holtz: William & Mary, NC State, Arkansas, Notre Dame & South Carolina Florida Gator 12-27-58 Ole Miss 3-7 (John Vaught) WARREN WOODSON, 6-1-0 (Baylor 1924) Born 2-24-1903 Four Teams (7) School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Earle Bruce: Tampa, Iowa St., Ohio St. & Colorado St. Hardin-Simmons Sun 1-1-1943 Second Air Force 7-13 (Red Dennis Erickson: Washington St., Miami (FL), Oregon St. & Arizona St. Reese) Dennis Franchione: New Mexico, TCU, Alabama & Texas A&M Hardin-Simmons Alamo 1-4-47 Denver 20-6 (Clyde “Cac” Hubbard) Bill Mallory: Miami (OH), Colorado, Northern Ill. & Indiana Hardin-Simmons Harbor 1-1-48 San Diego St. 53-0 (Bill Schutte) Larry Smith: Tulane, Arizona, Southern California & Missouri Hardin-Simmons Shrine 12-18-48 Ouachita Baptist 40-12 (Wesley * Charlie Strong: Florida, Louisville, Texas & South Fla. Bradshaw) Tommy Tuberville: Ole Miss, Auburn, Texas Tech & Cincinnati Hardin-Simmons Camellia 12-30-48 Wichita St. 49-12 (Jim Trimble) New Mexico St. Sun 12-31-59 North Texas 28-8 (Odus Mitchell) Three Teams (27) New Mexico St. Sun 12-31-60 Utah St. 20-13 (John Ralston) * Mack Brown: Tulane, North Carolina & Texas BOWDEN WYATT, 2-2-0 (Tennessee 1939) Born 11-3-1917 : Kentucky, Texas A&M & Alabama School Bowl/Date Opponent/Score (Coach) Jim Carlen: West Virginia, Texas Tech & South Carolina Wyoming Gator 1-1-1951 Wash. & Lee 20-7 (George Barclay) Jerry Claiborne: Virginia Tech, Maryland & Kentucky Arkansas Cotton 1-1-55 Georgia Tech 6-14 (Bobby Dodd) Bill Curry: Georgia Tech, Alabama & Kentucky Tennessee Sugar 1-1-57 Baylor 7-13 (Sam Boyd) * Butch Davis: Miami (FL), North Carolina, FIU Tennessee Gator 12-26-57 Texas A&M 3-0 (Paul “Bear” Bill Dooley: North Carolina, Virginia Tech & Wake Forest Bryant) * Sonny Dykes: Louisiana Tech, California, SMU

Bowl Coaching Records 139

Todd Graham: Rice, Tulsa & Arizona St. Jack Elway: San Jose St. & Stanford Ken Hatfield: Air Force, Arkansas & Clemson Larry Fedora: Southern Miss. & North Carolina Brady Hoke: Ball St., San Diego St. & Michigan * Luke Fickell: Ohio St. & Cincinnati * Skip Holtz: East Carolina, South Fla. & Louisiana Tech * Jimbo Fisher: Florida St. & Texas A&M Butch Jones: Central Mich., Cincinnati & Tennessee * P.J. Fleck: Western Mich. & Minnesota * Lane Kiffin: Tennessee, Southern California & Fla. Atlantic Bob Folwell: Penn & Navy John Mackovic: Wake Forest, Illinois & Texas Danny Ford: Clemson & Arkansas Johnny Majors: Iowa St., Pittsburgh & Tennessee * Justin Fuente: Memphis & Virginia Tech * Jim McElwain: Colorado St., Florida & Central Mich. * James Franklin: Vanderbilt & Penn St. Urban Meyer: Utah, Florida & Ohio St. * Hugh Freeze: Ole Miss & Liberty Rick Neuheisel: Colorado, Washington & UCLA Hayden Fry: SMU & Iowa Jeff Quinn: Central Mich., Cincinnati & Buffalo Vince Gibson: Louisville & Tulane Rich Rodriguez: West Virginia, Michigan & Arizona Sid Gillman: Miami (OH) & Cincinnati * Nick Saban: Michigan St., LSU & Alabama Al Golden: Temple & Miami (FL) Howard Schnellenberger: Miami (FL), Louisville & Fla. Atlantic Lance Guidry: Miami (OH) & Western Ky. Jackie Sherrill: Pittsburgh, Texas A&M & Mississippi St. Paul Hackett: Pittsburgh & Southern California John L. Smith: Utah St., Louisville & Michigan St. * Jim Harbaugh: Stanford & Michigan Steve Spurrier: Duke, Florida & South Carolina Wayne Hardin: Navy & Temple Bowden Wyatt: Wyoming, Arkansas & Tennessee Dan Hawkins: Boise St. & Colorado Woody Hayes: Miami (OH) & Ohio St. Two Teams (128) * Tom Herman: Houston & Texas * Steve Addazio: Temple & Boston College Bob Higgins: West Va. Wesleyan & Penn St. Fred Akers: Wyoming & Texas Don James: Kent St. & Washington * Gary Andersen: Utah St. & Wisconsin Jimmy Johnson: Oklahoma St. & Miami (FL) Kent Baer: Notre Dame & San Jose St. Paul Johnson: Navy & Georgia Tech * Dino Babers: Bowling Green St. & Syracuse June Jones: Hawaii & SMU Gary Barnett: Northwestern & Colorado * Brian Kelly: Cincinnati & Notre Dame John Barnhill: Tennessee & Arkansas Jerry Kill: Northern Ill. & Minnesota Tim Beckman: Toledo & Illinois Frank Kimbrough: Hardin-Simmons & West Tex. A&M Emory Bellard: Texas A&M & Mississippi St. Jimmy Kitts: Rice & Virginia Tech Hugo Bezdek: Oregon & Penn St. Dirk Koetter: Boise St. & Arizona St. Dana X. Bible: Texas A&M & Texas * Mike Leach: Texas Tech & Washington St. Bret Bielema: Wisconsin & Arkansas * Rocky Long: New Mexico & San Diego St. * Jeff Brohm: Western Ky. & Purdue Bill Lynch: Ball St. & Indiana Bobby Bowden: West Virginia & Florida St. Glen Mason: Kansas & Minnesota Terry Bowden: Auburn & Akron Dan McCarney: Iowa St. & North Texas Art Briles: Houston & Baylor Ruffin McNeill: Texas Tech & East Carolina Rich Brooks: Oregon & Kentucky * Bronco Mendenhall: BYU & Virginia * Matt Campbell: Toledo & Iowa St. Les Miles: Oklahoma St. & LSU * Rod Carey: Northern Ill. & Temple * Dan Mullen: Mississippi St. & Florida Len Casanova: Santa Clara & Oregon * Will Muschamp: Florida & South Carolina * Paul Chryst: Pittsburgh & Wisconsin Jess Neely: Clemson & Rice * Dave Clawson: Bowling Green & Wake Forest Homer Norton: Centenary (LA) & Texas A&M Bobby Collins: Southern Miss. & SMU Houston Nutt: Arkansas & Ole Miss John Cooper: Arizona St. & Ohio St. Tom O’Brien: Boston College & NC State Lee Corso: Louisville & Indiana George O’Leary: Georgia Tech & UCF * Mario Cristobal: FIU & Oregon Charley Pell: Clemson & Florida Dick Crum: Miami (OH) & North Carolina * Chris Petersen: Boise St. & Washington * David Cutcliffe: Ole Miss & Duke * Bobby Petrino: Louisville & Arkansas Mark Dantonio: Cincinnati & Michigan St. Jimmy Phelan: Washington & St. Mary’s (CA) Gary Darnell: Florida & Texas A&M Gary Pinkel: Toledo & Missouri Bob Davie: Notre Dame & New Mexico John Pont: Miami (OH) & Indiana Tim DeRuyter: Texas A&M & Fresno St. Mike Price: Washington St. & UTEP Bob Devaney: Wyoming & Nebraska Tommy Prothro: Oregon St. & UCLA Dan Devine: Missouri & Notre Dame John Ralston: Utah St. & Stanford Darrell Dickey: North Texas & Memphis * Mark Richt: Georgia & Miami (FL) Doug Dickey: Tennessee & Florida Mike Riley: Oregon St. & Nebraska Paul Dietzel: LSU & South Carolina * Matt Rhule: Temple & Baylor Derek Dooley: Louisiana Tech & Tennessee John Robinson: Southern California & UNLV * Dave Doeren: Northern Ill. & NC State Pepper Rodgers: Kansas & Georgia Tech D.J. Durkin: Florida & Maryland Bobby Ross: Maryland & Georgia Tech Pat Dye: East Carolina & Auburn George Sauer: Kansas & Baylor Randy Edsall: UConn & Maryland * Scott Satterfield: Appalachian St. & Louisville Pete Elliott: California & Illinois Steve Sloan: Vanderbilt & Texas Tech Bruce Snyder: California & Arizona St.

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* Frank Solich: Nebraska & Ohio Gene Stallings: Texas A&M & Alabama COACHES WHO HAVE COACHED Denny Stolz: Bowling Green & San Diego St. IN A BOWL GAME AND ALSO Steve Stripling: Central Mich. & Cincinnati Kevin Sumlin, Houston & Texas A&M COACHED A TEAM IN THE NCAA Jim Tatum: Oklahoma & Maryland TOURNAMENT Jeff Tedford: California & Fresno St. Joe Tiller: Wyoming & Purdue Ted Tollner: Southern California & San Diego St. Coach, School Bowl Tournament Dick Tomey: Arizona & San Jose St. Clarence “Nibs” Price, California Rose 1-1-29 NCAA 1946 Wallace Wade: Alabama & Duke E.L. “Dick” Romney, Utah St. Raisin 1-1-47 NCAA 1939 : Stanford & Temple Charlie Weatherbie: Utah St. & Navy George Welsh: Navy & Virginia Tommy West: Clemson & Memphis Tyrone Willingham: Stanford & Notre Dame Bob Woodruff: Baylor & Florida Warren Woodson: Hardin-Simmons & New Mexico St. Jim Young: Purdue & Army West Point Ron Zook: Florida & Illinois

COACHES WITH THE MOST YEARS TAKING ONE COLLEGE TO A BOWL GAME

Coach, Team Taken Bowls Consecutive Yrs. Joe Paterno, Penn St. 37 13 (1971-83) Bobby Bowden, Florida St. 30 24 (1982-05) Tom Osborne, Nebraska 25 25 (1973-97) Bear Bryant, Alabama 24 24 (1959-82) Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 23 23 (1993-15) LaVell Edwards, BYU 22 17 (1978-94) Vince Dooley, Georgia 20 9 (1980-88) Bill Snyder, Kansas St. 19 11 (1993-03) Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 18 17 (1999-16) John Vaught, Mississippi 18 14 (1957-70) Kirk Ferentz, Iowa 17 7 (2014-19) Gary Patterson, TCU 17 8 (2005-12) Nick Saban, Alabama 17 13 (2007-19) Bo Schembechler, Michigan 17 15 (1975-89) Darrell Royal, Texas 16 8 (1968-75) Dabo Swinney, Clemson 16 11 (2009-19) Mack Brown, Texas 15 12 (1998-09) Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee 15 13 (1992-04) Hayden Fry, Iowa 14 8 (1981-88) Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St. 14 14 (2006-19) Don James, Washington 14 9 (1979-87) Kyle Whittingham, Utah 14 8 (2004-11) Lloyd Carr, Michigan 13 13 (1995-07) Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin 13 5 (1996-00) Bobby Dodd, Georgia Tech 13 6 (1951-56) Terry Donahue, UCLA 13 8 (1981-88) Charlie McClendon, LSU 13 4 (1962-65; 70-73) Don Nehlen, West Virginia 13 4 (1981-84) Barry Switzer, Oklahoma 13 8 (1975-82) Mark Richt, Georgia 13 13 (2001-13) Mike Bellotti, Oregon 12 7 (1997-03) Fisher DeBerry, Air Force 12 4 (1989-92) Mark Dantonio, Michigan St. 12 9 (2007-15) , Auburn 12 7 (1968-74) George Welsh, Virginia 12 4 (1993-96)

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School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance CONFERENCE BOWL WON Wisconsin 31 16 15 0 .516 2020 Rose LOST RECORDS Current Members 418 200 213 5 .484 School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance ALL-TIME FOOTBALL BOWL SUB- Baylor 25 13 12 0 .520 2020 Sugar Iowa St. 14 4 10 0 .286 2019 Camping World DIVISION WON-LOST RECORDS Kansas 12 6 6 0 .500 2008 Insight Kansas St. 22 9 13 0 .409 2019 Liberty (Through 2019-20 Bowls, Using 2019 Conference Alignments) Oklahoma 53 29 23 1 .557 2019 Peach # Had games vacated or forfeited by the NCAA Committee on Oklahoma St. 30 19 11 0 .633 2019 Texas Infractions or by NCAA executive action. Texas 56 30 25 2 .554 2019 Alamo TCU 34 17 16 1 .514 2018 Cheez-It American Texas Tech 38 14 23 1 .382 2017 Birmingham School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance West Virginia 37 15 22 0 .405 2018 Camping World Current Members 321 156 161 5 .494 Cincinnati 18 9 9 0 .500 2020 Birmingham East Carolina 15 6 9 0 .400 2015 Birmingham Houston 27 11 15 1 .426 2018 Armed Forces Conference USA Memphis 12 4 8 0 .333 2019 Cotton School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Navy 24 12 11 1 .521 2019 Liberty East SMU 17 7 9 1 .441 2019 Boca Raton Fla. Atlantic 4 4 0 0 1.000 2019 Boca Raton South Fla. 10 6 4 0 .600 2018 Gasparilla FIU 5 2 3 0 .400 2019 Camellia Temple 9 3 6 0 .333 2019 Military Marshall 15 12 3 0 .800 2019 Gasparilla Tulane 13 6 7 0 .462 2020 Armed Forces Middle Tenn. 8 2 6 0 .200 2018 New Orleans Tulsa 21 10 11 0 .476 2016 Miami Beach Old Dominion 1 1 0 0 1.000 2016 Bahamas UCF 11 5 6 0 .455 2019 Gasparilla UAB 4 1 3 0 .250 2019 New Orleans UConn 6 3 3 0 .500 2015 St. Petersburg Western Ky. 6 4 2 0 .667 2019 First Responder Current Members 183 82 98 3 .456 West Louisiana Tech 12 8 3 1 .708 2019 Independence Atlantic Coast Conference North Texas 10 2 8 0 .200 2018 New Mexico School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Rice 12 7 5 0 .583 2014 Hawaii Southern Miss. 24 11 13 0 .458 2020 Armed Forces Atlantic Boston College 27 14 13 0 .519 2020 Birmingham UTEP 14 5 9 0 .357 2014 New Mexico Clemson 46 25 21 0 .543 2020 CFP College Champ. UTSA 1 0 1 0 .000 2016 New Mexico Florida St. # 46 27 17 2 .609 2019 Sun Current Members 116 59 56 1 .513 Louisville 23 11 11 1 .500 2019 Music City NC State 31 17 13 1 .565 2017 Sun Mid-American Conference Syracuse 26 16 9 1 .635 2018 Camping World School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Wake Forest 13 9 4 0 .692 2018 Birmingham East Coastal Akron 3 1 2 0 .333 2017 Boca Raton Duke 14 6 8 0 .429 2018 Independence Bowling Green 13 5 8 0 .385 2015 GoDaddy Georgia Tech 45 25 20 0 .555 2018 Quick Lane Buffalo 4 1 3 0 .250 2019 Bahamas Miami (FL) 41 19 22 0 .463 2019 Independence Kent St. 3 1 2 0 .333 2019 Frisco North Carolina 34 15 19 0 .441 2019 Military Miami (OH) 12 7 5 0 .583 2020 LendingTree Pittsburgh 35 14 21 0 .400 2019 Quick Lane Ohio 13 5 8 0 .385 2020 Famous Idaho Potato Virginia 21 8 13 0 .381 2019 Orange West Virginia Tech 33 13 20 0 .393 2019 Belk Ball St. 7 0 7 0 .000 2013 GoDaddy.com Current Members 435 219 211 5 .509 Central Mich. 12 3 9 0 .250 2019 New Mexico Eastern Mich. 4 1 3 0 .250 2019 Quick Lane Northern Ill. 13 4 9 0 .308 2018 Boca Raton School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Toledo 18 10 8 0 .556 2018 Bahamas East Western Mich. 10 1 9 0 .100 2019 First Responder Indiana 12 3 9 0 .250 2020 Gator Current Members 112 39 73 0 .348 Maryland 27 11 14 2 .444 2016 Quick Lane Michigan 48 21 27 0 .438 2020 Citrus Michigan St. 29 13 16 0 .448 2019 Pinstripe Ohio St. # 50 24 26 0 .480 2019 Fiesta Penn St. 51 31 18 2 .627 2019 Cotton Rutgers 10 6 4 0 .600 2014 Quick Lane West Illinois 19 8 11 0 .421 2019 Redbox Iowa 33 17 15 1 .530 2019 Holiday Minnesota 21 9 12 0 .429 2020 Outback Nebraska 53 26 27 0 .491 2016 Music City Northwestern 15 5 10 0 .333 2018 Holiday Purdue 19 10 9 0 .526 2018 Music City

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Mountain West Conference School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance West Appalachian St. 5 5 0 0 1.000 2019 New Orleans Fresno St. 25 12 13 0 .480 2018 Las Vegas Arkansas St. 10 4 6 0 .400 2019 Camellia Hawaii 12 6 6 0 .500 2019 Hawaii Idaho 3 3 0 0 1.000 2016 Famous Idaho Potato Nevada 18 7 11 0 .389 2020 Famous Idaho Potato Ga. Southern 3 2 1 0 .667 2019 Cure San Diego St. 15 6 9 0 .400 2019 New Mexico Georgia St. 3 1 2 0 .333 2019 Arizona San Jose St. 10 7 3 0 .667 2015 Cure Louisiana 7 5 2 0 .714 2020 LendingTree UNLV # 4 2 2 0 .500 2014 Heart of Dallas La.-Monroe 1 0 1 0 .000 2012 Independence Mountain New Mexico St. 4 3 0 1 .875 2017 Arizona Air Force 27 13 13 1 .500 2019 Cheez-It South Alabama 2 0 2 0 .000 2016 Arizona Boise St. 18 12 6 0 .667 2017 Las Vegas Texas St. 0 0 0 0 .000 Colorado St. 17 6 11 0 .353 2017 New Mexico Troy 8 5 3 0 .625 2018 Dollar General New Mexico 13 3 9 1 .269 2016 New Mexico Current Members 46 28 17 1 .620 Utah St. 13 6 7 0 .462 2019 Frisco Wyoming 16 8 8 0 .500 2019 Arizona Independents Current Members 188 88 98 2 .473 School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Army West Point 8 6 2 0 .800 2018 Armed Forces ac onference P -12 C BYU 37 15 21 1 .420 2019 Hawaii School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Notre Dame 38 19 19 0 .500 2019 Camping World North California 24 12 11 1 .521 2019 Redbox Oregon 33 15 18 0 .455 2020 Rose Oregon St. 15 9 6 0 .600 2013 Hawaii Stanford 30 15 14 1 .517 2018 Sun Washington 39 18 20 1 .474 2019 Las Vegas Washington St. 16 8 8 0 .500 2019 Cheez-It South Arizona 21 9 11 1 .452 2017 Foster Farms Arizona St. 32 15 16 1 .484 2019 Sun Colorado 29 12 17 0 .414 2016 Alamo Southern California# 53 34 19 0 .642 2019 Holiday UCLA 36 16 19 1 .458 2017 Cactus Utah 22 17 5 0 .773 2019 Alamo Current Members 350 180 164 6 .523

Southeastern Conference School Bowls W L T Pct. Last Appearance Eastern Florida 45 24 21 0 .533 2019 Orange Georgia 56 32 21 3 .598 2020 Sugar Kentucky 19 10 9 0 .526 2019 Belk Missouri 33 15 18 0 .455 2018 Liberty South Carolina 23 9 14 0 .391 2018 Belk Tennessee 53 28 25 0 .529 2020 Gator Vanderbilt 9 4 4 1 .500 2018 Texas Western Alabama# 70 41 26 3 .607 2020 Citrus Arkansas 42 15 24 3 .393 2016 Belk Auburn 44 24 18 2 .568 2020 Outback LSU 52 28 23 1 .548 2020 CFP National Champ Mississippi St. 23 13 10 0 .565 2019 Music City Ole Miss 37 24 13 0 .649 2016 Sugar Texas A&M 41 19 22 0 .463 2019 Texas Current Members 547 286 248 13 .535

Conference Bowl Won Lost Records 143

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position AWARD Rasheed Ward, Northwestern, WR 2011 Cody Hoffman, BYU, WR (sportsmanship) Dexter McCoil, Tulsa, DB WINNERS IN 2009 Taylor Potts, Texas Tech, QB (offense) 2012 Jordan Taylor, Rice, WR Jamar Wall, Texas Tech, DB (defense) 2013 Keenan Reynolds, Navy, QB (offense) BOWL GAMES Ross Weaver, Michigan St., DB T.T. Barber, Middle Tenn., LB (defense) (sportsmanship) 2015 Kenneth Farrow, Houston, RB 2010 Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma St., WR (offense) Chad Voytik, Pittsburgh, QB Markelle Martin, Oklahoma St., DB (defense) 2015 Jared Goff, California, QB MVPS IN MAJOR David Douglas, Arizona, WR (sportsmanship) Karson Roberts, Air Force, QB 2011 Terrance Ganaway, Baylor, RB (offense) 2016 Trent Taylor, Louisiana Tech, WR BOWLS Elliot Coffey, Baylor, LB (defense) Zach Abey, Navy, QB Senio Kelemete, Washington, OT 2017 Ahmad Bradshaw, Army, QB (Through 2014-15 Bowls) (sportsmanship) Rashaad Penny, San Diego St., RB # Had games vacated or forfeited by the 2012 , Texas, WR (offense) 2018 Ty Gangi, Nevada, QB NCAA Committee on Infractions or by Alex Okafor, Texas, DE (defense) B.J. Edmonds, Arkansas St., S NCAA executive action. 2013 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, QB (offense) 2020 Justin McMillan, Tulane, QB Avery Patterson, Oregon, SS (defense) Quez Watkins, Southern Miss., WR Alamo Bowl 2015 , UCLA, RB (offense) , UCLA, LB (defense) Year Player, Team, Position Bahamas Bowl , Kansas St., WR (sportsmanship) 1993 Dave Barr, California, QB (offense) 2016 Bram Kohlhausen, TCU, QB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position Jerrott Willard, California, LB (defense) , TCU, LB (defense) 2014 , Western Ky., QB (offense) Larry Blue, Iowa, DT (sportsmanship award) Rodney Hardrick, Oregon, LB (sportsmanship) Derik Overstreet, Western Ky., DL (defense) 1994 Chad Davis, Washington St., QB (offense) 2016 James Washington, Oklahoma St., WR 2015 Jamauri Bogan, Western Mich., RB (offense) Ron Childs, Washington St., LB (defense) (offense) Grant DePalma, Western Mich., LB (defense) Adrian Robinson, Baylor, DB (sportsmanship) Vincent Taylor, Oklahoma St., DL (defense) 2016 Ray Lawry, Old Dominion, RB (offense) 1995 Kyle Bryant, Texas A&M, K (offense) Sean Irwin, Colorado, TE (sportsmanship) TJ Ricks, Old Dominion, LB (defense) Keith Mitchell, Texas A&M, LB (defense) 2017 Kenny Hill, TCU, QB (offense) 2017 Dorian Brown, Ohio, RB (offense) Jarrett Irons, Michigan, LB (sportsmanship) Travin Howard, TCU, LB (defense) , Ohio, DB (defense) 1996 Sedrick Shaw, Iowa, RB (offense) 2018 , Washington St., QB 2018 Christian Alexander, FIU, QB (offense) James DeVries, Iowa, DL (defense) (offense) Edwin Freeman, FIU, LB (defense) Shane Dunn, Texas Tech, OL (sportsmanship) Peyton Pelluer, Washington St., LB (defense) 2019 , Buffalo, RB (offense) 1997 Billy Dicken, Purdue, QB (offense) 2019 , Texas, QB (offense) Malcolm Koonce, Buffalo, DE (defense) Adrian Beasley, Purdue, S (defense) Joseph Ossai, Texas, LB (defense) Kevin Williams, Oklahoma St., CB Belk Bowl (sportsmanship) Arizona Bowl (Formerly Continental Tire Bowl, 2002-04; 1998 , Purdue, QB (offense) Meineke Car Care Bowl, 05-10) Rosevelt Colvin, Purdue, DE (defense) Year Player, Team, Position Jarrod Cooper, Kansas St., FS 2015 James Butler, Nevada, RB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position (sportsmanship award) Ian Seau, Nevada, DE (defense) 2002 Wali Lundy, Virginia, RB 1999 Rashard Casey, Penn St., QB (offense) 2016 Arion Worthman, Air Force, QB (offense) 2003 Matt Schaub, Virginia, QB LaVar Arrington, Penn St., LB (defense) Weston Steelhammer, Air Force, DB 2004 Paul Peterson, Boston College, QB 2000 , Nebraska, RB (offense (defense) 2005 Stephen Tulloch, North Carolina St., LB Kyle Vanden Bosch, Nebraska, DL (defense) 2017 Larry Rose III, New Mexico St., RB (offense) 2006 Jolonn Dunbar, Boston College, LB 2001 Aaron Greving, Iowa, RB (offense) Leon McQuaker, New Mexico St., LB 2007 Kenny Moore, Wake Forest, WR Derrick Pickens, Iowa, DL (defense) (defense) 2008 Pat White, West Virginia, QB 2002 , Wisconsin, QB (offense) 2018 Ty Gangi, Nevada, QB (offense) 2009 , Pittsburgh, QB Jeff Mack, Wisconsin, LB (defense) B.J. Edmonds, Arkansas St., S (defense) 2010 B.J. Daniels, South Fla., QB Zac Colvin, Colorado, WR 2019 Xazavian Valladay, Wyoming, RB (offense) 2011 Mike Glennon, North Carolina St., QB (sportsmanship) Alijah Halliburtun, Wyoming, S (defense) 2012 Brendon Kay, Cincinnati, QB 2003 , Nebraska, QB (offense) Armed Forces Bowl 2013 Ryan Switzer, North Carolina, WR Trevor Johnson, Nebraska, DE (defense) (Formerly Fort Worth Bowl, 2003-05) 2014 Nick Chubb, Georgia, RB Joe Tate, Michigan St., OG (sportsmanship) 2015 , Mississippi St., QB 2004 Ted Ginn, Ohio St., WR (offense) Year Player, Team, Position 2016 Cam Phillips, Virginia Tech, WR Simon Fraser, Ohio St., DE (defense) 2003 T.J. Acree, Boise St., WR 2017 John Wolford, Wake Forest, QB Donovan Woods, Oklahoma St., QB 2004 Gino Guidugli, Cincinnati, QB 2018 , Virginia, WR (sportsmanship) 2005 Jason Swanson, Kansas, QB 2019 Lynn Bowden Jr., Kentucky, QB 2005 Cory Ross, Nebraska, RB (offense) , Houston, QB , Michigan, CB (defense) 2006 Louie Sakoda, Utah, K Birmingham Bowl Steve Breaston, Michigan, WR Paul Smith, Tulsa, QB (Formerly Papajohns.com Bowl, 2006-10 (sportsmanship) 2007 Kevin Riley, California, QB & BBVA Compass Bowl 2010-14) 2006 Colt McCoy, Texas, QB (offense) Shaun Carney, Air Force, QB , Texas, CB (defense) 2008 Bryce Beall, Houston, RB Year Player, Team, Position Mike Elgin, Iowa, OL (sportsmanship) Jared Tew, Air Force, RB 2006 Benjamin Williams, South Fla., RB 2007 Rodney Kinlaw, Penn St., RB (offense) 2009 Tyron Carrier, Houston, WR 2007 , Cincinnati, QB Sean Lee, Penn St., LB (defense) Asher Clark, Air Force, RB 2008 , Rutgers, QB Mark Dodge, Texas A&M, LB (sportsmanship) 2010 Stephen Anderson, Army West Point, LB 2010 Andre Dixon, UConn, RB 2008 , Missouri, WR (offense) Darius Johnson, SMU, WR 2011 Dion Lewis, Pittsburgh, RB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri, LB (defense)

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Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position 2012 Darius Johnson, SMU, WR John Saldi, Texas Tech, LB (MVP Defense) Claude Harriott, Pittsburgh, DL (defense) 2013 Bo Wallace, Ole Miss, QB John Leake, Clemson, LB (MVP Defense) Derek Anderson, Oregon St., QB 2014 Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt, WR 2003 Philip Rivers, North Carolina St., QB (sportsmanship) 2015 Adam Lane, Florida, RB 2004 , Georgia Tech, QB 2003 Aaron Rodgers, California, QB (offense) 2015 Jovon Robinson, Auburn, RB 2005 James Davis, Clemson, RB Ryan Gutierrez, California, DB (defense) 2016 Quinton Flowers, South Fla., QB 2006 Sam Hollenbach, Maryland, QB 2004 Derek Anderson, Oregon St., QB (offense) 2017 Quinton Flowers, South Fla., QB 2007 Jamie Silva, Boston College, FS Trent Bray, Oregon St., LB (defense) 2018 , Wake Forest, QB 2008 , Florida St., P/K 2005 Rudy Carpenter, Arizona St., QB (offense) 2020 , Cincinnati, QB 2009 John Clay, Wisconsin, RB Jamar Williams, Arizona St., LB (defense) 2010 Russell Wilson, North Carolina St., QB Ryan Neill, Rutgers, DE (sportsmanship) Boca Raton Bowl 2011 Rashad Greene, Florida St., WR 2006 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech, QB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position 2012 , Virginia Tech, CB Antonio Huffman, Texas Tech, CB (de­fense) 2013 , Louisville, QB 2007 Zac Robinson, Oklahoma St., QB (offense) 2014 , Marshall, QB 2014 Cole Soudt, Clemson, QB Donovan Woods, Oklahoma St., FS 2015 Phillip Ely, Toledo, QB (offensive) 2015 Johnny Jefferson, Baylor, RB (defense) Ja’Wuan Woodley, Toledo, LB (defensive) 2016 Brad Kaaya, Miami (FL), QB 2008 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas, WR (offense) 2016 Anthony Wales, Western Ky., RB (offensive) 2017 Mason Rudolph, Oklahoma St., QB James Holt, Kansas, LB (defense) Keith Brown, Western Ky., LB (defensive) 2018 Eric Dungey, Syracuse, QB 2009 Alexander Robinson, Iowa St., RB (offense) 2017 Jason Driskel, Fla. Atlantic, QB (offensive) 2019 Chase Claypool, Notre Dame, WR Christopher Lyle, Iowa St., DE (defense) Azeez Al-Shaair, Fla. Atlantic, LB (defensive) 2010 Marcus Coker, Iowa, RB (offense) 2018 Xavier Ubosi, UAB, WR (offensive) CFP National Championship Micah Hyde, Iowa, DB (defense) Anthony Rush, UAB, NT (defensive) 2011 Blake Bell, Oklahoma, QB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position 2019 Matt Hayball, Fla. Atlantic, P (offensive) Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma, DB (defense) Rashad Smith, Fla. Atlantic, LB (defensive) 2015 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., RB (offense) 2012 Le’Veon Bell, Michigan St., RB (offense) Tyvis Powell, Ohio St., S (defense) , Michigan St., DE (defense) Camellia Bowl 2016 O.J. Howard, Alabama, TE (offense) 2013 Tyler Lockett, Kansas St., WR (offense) Year Player, Team, Position , Alabama, DB (defense) Dante Barnett, Kansas St., DB (defense) 2017 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, QB (offense) 2014 James Knapke, Bowling Green, QB 2015 Desmond Roland, Oklahoma St., RB Ben Boulware, Clemson, LB (defense) 2015 Marcus Cox, Appalachian St., RB (offense) 2018 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama, QB (offense) 2016 Taylor Lamb, Appalachian St., QB Seth Jacobs, Oklahoma St., LB (defense) , Alabama, DL (defense) 2017 Darius Harris, Middle Tenn., LB 2016 Skyler Howard, West Virginia, QB (offense) 2018 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, QB (offense) 2018 Shai Werts, Ga. Southern, QB Shaq Petteway, West Virginia, LB (defense) Trayvon Mullen, Clemson, CB (defense) 2019 Omar Bayless, Arkansas St., WR 2016 KD Cannon, Baylor, WR (offense) 2019 Joe Burrow, LSU, QB (offense) Tyrone Hunt, Baylor, DE (defense) Patrick Queen, LSU, LB (defense) Camping World Bowl 2017 Alex Dalton, Kansas St., QB (offense) (Formerly Blockbuster Bowl, 1990- Denzel Goolsby, Kansas St., DB (defense) heez t owl 93; Carquest Bowl, 94-97; Micron PC C -I B 2018 Sewo Olonilua, TCU, RB (offense) (Formerly Copper Bowl, 1989-1996; Bowl, 98; MicronPC.com Bowl, 99-2000; Jaylinn Hawkins, California, S (defense) Insight.com Bowl, 97-2001; Insight Bowl, Visit Florida Tangerine Bowl, 01; Mazda 2019 Kadin Remsberg, Air Force, RB (offense) 02-11; Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, 2012-13; Tangerine Bowl, 02-03, Champs Sports Grant Donaldson, Air Force, LB (defense) Cactus Bowl, 2014-17) Bowl, 04-11, Russell Athletic Bowl, 2012- 16) Year Player, Team, Position Citrus Bowl (Formerly Tangerine Bowl, 1947-82; 1989 Shane Montgomery, North Carolina St., QB Year Player, Team, Position Florida Citrus Bowl, 83-93; CompUSA Scott Geyer, Arizona, DB 1990 Amp Lee, Florida St., RB Florida Citrus Bowl, 94-99; OurHouse. 1990 Mike Pawlawski, California, QB 1991 David Palmer, Alabama, WR com Florida Citrus Bowl, 2000; Capital Robert Midgett, Wyoming, LB 1992 Darrien Gordon, Stanford, CB One/Florida Citrus Bowl, 01-02; Capital 1991 Vaughn Dunbar, Indiana, TB 1993 Glenn Foley, Boston College, QB One Bowl, 2003-13) Mark Hagen, Indiana, LB 1995 Leon Johnson, North Carolina, RB 1992 Drew Bledsoe, Washington St., QB (overall) Year Player, Team, Position 1996 Tremain Mack, Miami (FL), SS Phillip Bobo, Washington St., WR (offense) 1997 Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech, QB 1949 Dale McDaniels, Murray St. Kareem Leary, Utah, DB (defense) 1998 Scott Covington, Miami (FL), QB Ted Scown, Sul Ross St. 1993 Andre Coleman, Kansas St., WR (offense) 1999 Kurt Kittner, Illinois, QB 1950 Don Henigan, Saint Vincent Kenny McEntyre, Kansas St., CB (defense) 2000 Philip Rivers, North Carolina St., QB Chick Davis, Emory & Henry 1994 John Walsh, BYU, QB (overall) 2001 Antonio Bryant, Pittsburgh, WR (overall) 1951 Pete Anania, Charleston (WV) Jamal Willis, BYU, RB (offense) Philip Rivers, North Carolina St., QB Charles Hubbard, Charleston (WV) (offense) Broderick Simpson, Oklahoma, LB (defense) 1952 Bill Johnson, Stetson Lewis Moore, Pittsburgh, LB (defense) 1995 Byron Hanspard, Texas Tech, RB (overall) Dave Laude, Stetson Terrance Martin, North Carolina St., DL Zebbie Lethridge, Texas Tech, QB (offense) 1953 Marvin Brown, Tex. A&M-Commerce (defense) Mickey Dalton, Air Force, CB (defense) 1954 Billy Ray Norris, Tex. A&M-Commerce Dantonio Burnett, North Carolina St., LB 1996 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, RB Bobby Spann, Arkansas St. (defense) 1997 Kelvin Eafon, Arizona, RB 1955 Bill Englehardt, Neb. Omaha 2002 Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech, QB 1998 Julian Jones, Missouri, FS 1956 Pat Tarquinio, Juniata (Player of Game) 1999 Cortlen Johnson, Colorado, RB 1957 Ron Mills, West Tex. A&M Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech, QB (MVP 2000 Sage Rosenfels, Iowa St., QB (offense) 1958 Garry Berry, Tex. A&M-Commerce Offense) Reggie Hayward, Iowa St., DE (defense) Neal Hinson, Tex. A&M-Commerce Derrick Hamilton, Clemson, WR 2001 James Mungro, Syracuse, RB 1958 Sam McCord, Tex. A&M-Commerce (MVP Offense) 2002 Brandon Miree, Pittsburgh, RB (offense) 1960 Bucky Pitts, Middle Tenn.

Award Winners in Bowl Games 145

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Bob Waters, Presbyterian 1999 Anthony Thomas, Michigan, RB (offense) 1946 , Texas, E Jerry Nettles, Citadel Sam Sword, Michigan, LB (defense) Bobby Layne, Texas, RB 1961 Win Herbert, Lamar 2000 Plaxico Burress, Michigan St., WR (overall) Jim Kekeris, Missouri, T 1962 Joe Lopasky, Houston Travis Taylor, Florida, WR (offense) 1947 Alton Baldwin, Arkansas, E Billy Roland, Houston Julien Peterson, Michigan St., OLB Y.A. Tittle, LSU, QB 1963 Sharon Miller, Western Ky. (defense) 1948 Doak Walker, SMU, RB 1964 Bill Cline, East Carolina Andra Davis, Florida, ILB (defense) Steve Suhey, Penn St., G Jerry Whelchel, Massachusetts 2001 Anthony Thomas, Michigan, RB (overall) 1949 Kyle Rote, SMU, RB 1965 Dave Alexander, East Carolina Ben Leard, Auburn, QB (offense) Doak Walker, SMU, RB 1966 , Morgan St. Javar Mills, Auburn, DE (defense) Brad Ecklund, Oregon, C 1967 Errol Hook, UT Martin Eric Wilson, Michigan, DL (defense) , Oregon, QB Gordon Lambert, UT Martin 2002 Casey Clausen, Tennessee, QB (overall) 1950 Billy Burkhalter, Rice, HB 1968 Buster O’Brien, Richmond, RB B.J. Askew, Michigan, RB (offense) Joe Watson, Rice, C Walker Gillette, Richmond, L John Henderson, Tennessee, DL (defense) James “Froggie” Williams, Rice, E 1969 Chuck Ealy, Toledo, RB Larry Foote, Michigan, LB (defense) 1951 Bud McFadin, Texas, G Dan Crockett, Toledo, L 2003 Ronnie Brown, Auburn, RB (overall) Andy Kozar, Tennessee, FB 1970 Chuck Ealy, Toledo, RB Michael Robinson, Penn St., QB (offense) , Tennessee, HB Vince Hubler, William & Mary, L Dontarrious Thomas, Auburn, LB (de­fense) Horace “Bud” Sherrod, Tennessee, DE 1971 Chuck Ealy, Toledo, RB Anthony Adams, Penn St., DT (defense) 1952 Keith Flowers, TCU, FB Mel Long, Toledo, L 2004 David Greene, Georgia, QB Emery Clark, Kentucky, HB 1972 Freddie Solomon, Tampa, RB 2005 , Iowa, QB Ray Correll, Kentucky, G Jack Lambert, Kent St., L 2006 Brian Calhoun, Wisconsin, RB Vito “Babe” Parilli, Kentucky, QB 1973 Chuck Varner, Miami (OH), RB 2007 , Wisconsin, QB 1953 Richard Ochoa, Texas, FB Brad Cousino, Miami (OH), L 2008 Chad Henne, Michigan, QB , Texas, G 1974 Sherman Smith, Miami (OH), RB 2009 , Georgia, QB Bob Griesbach, Tennessee, LB Brad Cousino, Miami (OH), L (tie) 2010 Daryll Clark, Penn St., QB 1954 Richard Chapman, Rice, T John Roudebush, Miami (OH), L (tie) 2011 Courtney Upshaw, Alabama, LB Dan Hart, Rice, E 1975 Rob Carpenter, Miami (OH), RB 2012 Alshon Jeffrey, South Carolina, WR Dicky Maegle, Rice, HB Jeff Kelly, Miami (OH), L 2013 Aaron Murray, Georgia, QB 1955 , Arkansas, G 1976 Terry Miller, Oklahoma St., RB 2014 Connor Shaw, South Carolina, QB George Humphreys, Georgia Tech, FB Phillip Dokes, Oklahoma St., L 2015 Markus Golden, Missouri, DE 1956 Buddy Alliston, Ole Miss, G 1977 Jimmy Jordan, Florida St., QB 2016 , Michigan, QB , Ole Miss, QB 1978 Ted Brown, North Carolina St., RB 2016 Derrius Guice, LSU, RB 1957 Norman Hamilton, TCU, T 1979 , LSU, QB 2018 Miles Boykin, Notre Dame, WR , Syracuse, HB 1980 Cris Collinsworth, Florida, WR 2019 Benny Snell Jr., Kentucky, RB 1958 Tom Forrestal, Navy, QB 1981 Jeff Gaylord, Missouri, LB 2020 Jerry Jeudy, Alabama, WR Tony Stremic, Navy, G 1982 Randy Campbell, Auburn, QB 1959 Jack Spikes, TCU, FB 1983 , Tennessee, RB Cotton Bowl Dave Phillips, Air Force, T 1984 James Jackson, Georgia, QB Year Player, Team, Position 1960 Maurice Doke, Texas, G 1985 Larry Kolic, Ohio St., MG 1937 , TCU, C Ernie Davis, Syracuse, HB 1987 Aundray Bruce, Auburn, LB Sammy Baugh, TCU, QB 1961 , Arkansas, HB 1988 Rodney Williams, Clemson, QB L.D. Meyer, TCU, E Dwight Bumgarner, Duke, T 1989 Terry Allen, Clemson, TB 1938 Ernie Lain, Rice, RB 1962 , Texas, QB 1990 , Illinois, QB Byron “Whizzer” White, Colorado, QB Bob Moser, Texas, E 1991 Shawn Jones, Georgia Tech, QB 1939 Jerry Dowd, St. Mary’s (TX), C 1963 Johnny Treadwell, Texas, G 1992 Mike Pawlawski, California, QB Elmer Tarbox, Texas Tech, RB Lynn Amedee, LSU, QB 1993 Garrison Hearst, Georgia, RB 1940 Banks McFadden, Clemson, RB 1964 , Texas, T 1994 Bobby Engram, Penn St., WR (overall) 1941 Charles Henke, Texas A&M, G Duke Carlisle, Texas, QB Charlie Garner, Tennessee, TB (offense) , Texas A&M, FB 1965 , Arkansas, LB Lee Rubin, Penn St., FS (defense) Chip Routt, Texas A&M, T Fred Marshall, Arkansas, QB Raymond Austin, Tennessee, SS (de­fense) Lou De Filippo, Fordham, C 1966 Joe Labruzzo, LSU, TB 1995 Sherman Williams, Alabama, RB (overall) Joe Ungerer, Fordham, T David McCormick, LSU, T Joey Galloway, Ohio St., WR (offense) 1942 , Texas A&M, T 1966 Kent Lawrence, Georgia, TB Dameian Jeffries, Alabama, DE (defense) Jimmy Nelson, Alabama, HB George Patton, Georgia, T Matt Finkes, Ohio St., DE (defense) , Alabama, E 1968 Grady Allen, Texas A&M, DE 1996 , Tennessee, RB (overall) Don Whitmire, Alabama, T , Texas A&M, QB Rickey Dudley, Ohio St., TE (offense) 1943 Jack Freeman, Texas, G Bill Hobbs, Texas A&M, LB Leonard Little, Tennessee, DE (defense) Roy McKay, Texas, FB 1969 Tom Campbell, Texas, LB Matt Finkes, Ohio St., DE (defense) Stanley Mauldin, Texas, T Charles “Cotton” Speyrer, Texas, WR 1997 , Tennessee, QB (overall) Harvey Hardy, Georgia Tech, G James Street, Texas, QB Brian Musso, Northwestern, WR (offense) Jack Marshall, Georgia Tech, E 1970 , Texas, FB Tyrone Hines, Tennessee, LB (defense) 1944 Joe Parker, Texas, E Bob Olson, Notre Dame, LB Mike Nelson, Northwestern, LB (defense) Martin Ruby, Randolph Field, T 1971 Eddie Phillips, Texas, QB 1998 Fred Taylor, Florida, TB (overall) Glenn Dobbs, Randolph Field, QB Clarence Ellis, Notre Dame, CB Fred Weary, Florida, CB (defense) 1945 Neil Armstrong, Oklahoma St., E 1972 Bruce Bannon, Penn St., DE Chris Eberly, Penn St., TB (offense) , Oklahoma St., RB Lydell Mitchell, Penn St., RB Brandon Short, Penn St., LB (defense) Ralph Foster, Oklahoma St., T 1973 Randy Braband, Texas, LB

Award Winners in Bowl Games 146

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position , Texas, QB DeMeco Ryans, Alabama, LB (defense) Jarod Tracy, Tulsa, K (special teams) 1974 Wade Johnston, Texas, LB 2007 Courtney Taylor, Auburn, WR (offense) 2010 Dan LeFevour, Central Mich., QB (overall) Tony Davis, Nebraska, TB , Auburn, LB (defense) 2011 Austin Boucher, Miami (OH), QB (overall) 1975 Ken Quesenberry, Baylor, S 2008 Tony Temple, Missouri, RB (offense) Thomas Merriweather, Miami (OH), RB Tom Shuman, Penn St., QB William Moore, Missouri, SS (defense) (offense) 1976 Ike Forte, Arkansas, RB 2009 Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss, WR (offense) Dayonne Nunley, Miami (OH), DB (defense) Hal McAfee, Arkansas, LB Marshay Green, Ole Miss, CB (defense) DeMarco Paine, Miami (OH), WR (special 1977 Alois Blackwell, Houston, RB 2010 Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss, WR (offense) teams) Mark Mohr, Houston, CB Andre Sexton, Oklahoma St., LB (defense) 2012 Chandler Harnish, Northern Ill., QB 1978 , Notre Dame, RB 2011 , LSU, WR (offense) 2013 Ryan Aplin, Arkansas St., QB (overall) , Notre Dame, LB , LSU, DB (defense) J.D. McKissic, Arkansas St., WR (offense) 1979 David Hodge, Houston, LB 2012 Tyler Wilson, Arkansas, QB (offense) Qushaun Lee, Arkansas St., LB (defense) , Notre Dame, QB Jake Bequette, Arkansas, DE (defense) Ryan Wilbourn, Arkansas St., P (special 1980 Terry Elston, Houston, QB 2013 Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M, QB (offense) teams) David Hodge, Houston, LB Dustin Harris, Texas A&M, CB (defense) 2014 Fredi Knighten, Arkansas St., QB 1981 Warren Lyles, Alabama, NG 2014 Henry Josey, Missouri, RB (offense) 2015 Kareem Hunt, Toledo, RB Major Ogilvie, Alabama, RB Andrew Wilson, Missouri, LB (defense) 2015 Favian Upshaw, Ga. Southern, QB 1982 Robert Brewer, Texas, QB 2015 Bryce Petty, Baylor, QB (offense) 2016 Justin Lucas, Troy, LB Robbie Jones, Alabama, LB Taylor Young, Baylor, LB (defense) 2017 Jalin Moore, Appalachian St., RB 1983 Wes Hopkins, SMU, SS 2015 Jake Coker, Alabama, QB (offense) 2018 Sawyer Smith, Troy, QB Lance McIlhenny, SMU, QB Cyrus Jones Alabama, DB (defense) 1984 Jeff Leiding, Texas, LB 2017 , Wisconsin, TE (offense) Famous Idaho Potato Bowl John Lastinger, Georgia, QB T.J. Edwards, Wisconsin, LB (defense) (Formerly Sports Humanitarian Bowl, 1985 Bill Romanowski, Boston College, LB 2017 J.T. Barrett, Ohio St., QB (offense) 1997; Humanitarian Bowl, 98-2003, 07-10; Steve Strachan, Boston College, FB Damon Webb, Ohio St., DB (defense) MPC Computers Bowl, 04-06) 1986 Domingo Bryant, Texas A&M, SS 2018 Trevor Lawrence, Clemson, QB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position , Auburn, TB Austin Bryant, Clemson, DE (defense) 1997 Steve Smith, Utah St., WR 1987 , Ohio St., LB Chad Plummer, Cincinnati, QB , Texas A&M, FB Cure Bowl 1998 Lee Roberts, Southern Miss., QB 1988 Adam Bob, Texas A&M, LB Year Player, Team, Position John Walsh, Idaho, QB Bucky Richardson, Texas A&M, QB 1999 Brock Forsey, Boise St., RB 1989 LaSalle Harper, Arkansas, LB 2015 Kenny Potter, San Jose St., QB , Louisville, QB , UCLA, QB 2016 Kendall Sanders, Arkansas St., WR 2000 Bart Hendricks, Boise St., QB 1990 , Tennessee, FS 2017 Conner Manning, Georgia St., QB Chris Porter, UTEP, RB , Tennessee, TB 2018 Darius Bradwell, Tulane, RB 2001 Woodrow Dantzler, Clemson, QB 1991 , Miami (FL), QB Dollar General Bowl 2002 Bobby Hammer, Boise St., DL , Miami (FL), DL 2003 P.J. Daniels, Georgia Tech, RB 1992 Sean Jackson, Florida St., RB (Formerly Mobile Alabama Bowl, 1999; GMAC Mobile Alabama Bowl, 2000; GMAC 2004 Paul Pinegar, Fresno St., QB Chris Crooms, Texas A&M, S Bowl, 01-10; GoDaddy Bowl, 11-15) 2005 Matthew Ryan, Boston College, QB 1993 , Notre Dame, QB , Boise St., QB Devon McDonald, Notre Dame, DE Year Player, Team, Position 2006 Kirby Freeman, Miami (FL), QB 1994 Lee Becton, Notre Dame, RB 1999 , TCU, QB Jeff Rowe, Nevada, QB Antonio Shorter, Texas A&M, LB 2000 LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU, RB (overall) 2007 , Fresno St., QB 1995 , Southern California, WR LeRoy Handy, Southern Miss., WR (offense) Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech, RB John Herpin, Southern California, CB Leo Barnes, Southern Miss., DB (defense) 2008 Da’Rel Scott, Maryland, RB 1996 Herchell Troutman, Colorado, RB 2001 Byron Leftwich, Marshall, QB Colin Kaepernick, Nevada, QB Marcus Washington, Colorado, DB 2002 Byron Leftwich, Marshall, QB 2009 DeMaundray Woolridge, Idaho, RB 1997 Steve Sarkisian, BYU, QB 2003 Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (OH), QB (overall) Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green, WR , Kansas St., WR Martin Nance, Miami (OH), WR (offense) 2010 Chandler Harnish, Northern Ill., QB Shay Muirbrook, BYU, LB Matt Pusateri, Miami (OH), DB (defense) Ryan Colburn, Fresno St., QB 1998 Cade McNown, UCLA, QB Jared Parseghian, Miami (OH), K (special 2011 LaVon Brazill, Ohio, WR Dat Nguyen, Texas A&M, LB teams) Michael Smith, Utah St., RB 1999 , Texas, RB 2004 Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green, QB 2012 Kerwynn Williams, Utah St., RB Aaron Babino, Texas, LB 2005 Bruce Gradkowski, Toledo, QB (overall) Bernard Reedy, Toledo, WR 2000 , Arkansas, RB Trinity Dawson, Toledo, RB (offense) 2013 Adam Muema, San Diego St., RB D.J. Cooper, Arkansas, LB Mike Alston, Toledo, LB (defense) Branden Oliver, Buffalo, RB 2001 , Kansas St., QB Steve Odom, Toledo, WR (special teams) 2014 Shayne Davern, Air Force, RB Chris Johnson, Kansas St., DE 2007 Jeremy Young, Southern Miss., QB (of­fense) Corey Davis, Western Mich., WR 2002 , Oklahoma, RB James Delany, Southern Miss., LB (de­fense) 2015 Robert Stein, Akron, K , Oklahoma, DB Britt Barefoot, Southern Miss., K (special 2016 Matt Linehan, Idaho, QB 2003 Roy Williams, Texas, WR (offense) teams) 2017 Josh Allen, Wyoming, QB Cory Redding, Texas, DL (defense) 2008 Paul Smith, Tulsa, QB (overall) 2018 Zach Wilson, BYU, QB 2004 , Ole Miss, QB (offense) Tarrion Adams, Tulsa, RB (offense) Chris Chamberlain, Tulsa, LB (defense) Josh Cooper, Ole Miss, DL (defense) Fiesta Bowl 2005 , Tennessee, QB (offense) 2009 Tarrion Adams, Tulsa, RB (overall) Justin Harrell, Tennessee, DL (defense) David Johnson, Tulsa, QB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position 2006 , Alabama, QB (offense) Roy Roberts, Tulsa, DB (defense) 1971 Gary Huff, Florida St., QB , Arizona St., DE

Award Winners in Bowl Games 147

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position 1972 Woody Green, Arizona St., HB 1997 Curtis Enis, Penn St., TB 2018 N/A (Game cancelled due to weather) Mike Fink, Missouri, DB Brandon Noble, Penn St., DT 2019 Lucky Jackson, Western Ky., WR 1973 Greg Hudson, Arizona St., split end Ryan Fiebiger, Texas, C (sportsmanship) Mike Haynes, Arizona St., CB 1998 Michael Bishop, Kansas St., QB Frisco Bowl 1974 Kenny Walker, Oklahoma St., RB Travis Ochs, Kansas St., LB Year Player, Team, Position Phillip Dokes, Oklahoma St., DT Jason Walters, Syracuse, E (sportsmanship) 2017 J’Mar Smith, Louisiana Tech, QB (offense) 1975 John Jefferson, Arizona St., SE 1999 Peerless Price, Tennessee, WR Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech, DB (defense) Larry Gordon, Arizona St., LB Dwayne Goodrich, Tennessee, CB 2018 A.J. Oullette, Ohio, RB (offense) 1976 Thomas Lott, Oklahoma, QB Ross Brannon, Florida St., OT Evan Croutch, Ohio, LB (defense) Terry Peters, Oklahoma, CB (sportsmanship) 2019 Dustin Crum, Kent St., QB (offense) 1977 , Penn St., LB 2000 Eric Crouch, Nebraska, QB Qwuantrezz Knight, Kent St., DB (defense) Dennis Sproul, Arizona St., QB Mike Brown, Nebraska, DB (defense) (sportsmanship) 2001 Jonathan Smith, Oregon St., QB 1978 James Owens, UCLA, RB Darnell Robinson, Oregon St., LB Gasparilla Bowl Jimmy Walker, Arkansas, DT 2002 Joey Harrington, Oregon, QB Year Player, Team, Position Kenny Easley, UCLA, S (sportsmanship) Steve Smith, Oregon, DB 2008 , South Fla., QB 1979 Mark Schubert, Pittsburgh, K 2003 Craig Krenzel, Ohio St., QB 2009 Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers, WR Dave Liggins, Arizona, S Mike Doss, Ohio St., DB 2010 Jeremy Wright, Louisville, QB Dan Fidler, Pittsburgh, OG (sportsmanship) 2004 Craig Krenzel, Ohio St., QB 2011 Aaron Dobson, Marshall, WR 1980 Curt Warner, Penn St., RB A.J. Hawk, Ohio St., LB 2012 , UCF, QB Frank Case, Penn St., DE (sportsmanship) 2005 Alex Smith, Utah, QB (co-offense) 2013 Vintavious Cooper, East Carolina, RB 1982 Curt Warner, Penn St., RB Paris Warren, Utah, WR (co-offense) 2014 Jacoby Brissett, North Carolina St., QB Leo Wisniewski, Penn St., NT Steve Fifita, Utah, NG (defense) 2015 Deandre Reaves, Marshall, WR George Achica, Southern California, NG 2006 Troy Smith, Ohio St., QB (offense) 2016 Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi St., QB (sportsmanship) A.J. Hawk, Ohio St., LB (defense) 2017 Frank Nutile, Temple, QB 1983 Marcus Dupree, Oklahoma, RB 2007 Jared Zabransky, Boise St., QB (of­fense) 2018 Keion Davis, Marshall, RB Jim Jeffcoat, Arizona St., DL Marty Tadman, Boise St., S (defense) 2019 Dillon Gabriel, UCF, QB Paul Ferrer, Oklahoma, C (sportsmanship 2008 Patrick White, West Virginia, QB (offense) 1984 , Pittsburgh, QB Reed Williams, West Virginia, LB (defense) Hawaii Bowl Rowland Tatum, Ohio St., LB 2009 Colt McCoy, Texas, QB (offense) Year Player, Team, Position (sportsmanship) Roy Miller, Texas, DT (defense) 1985 Gaston Green, UCLA, TB 2010 Kyle Efaw, Boise St., TE (offense) 2002 Lynaris Elpheage, Tulane, CB James Washington, UCLA, DB Brandyn Thompson, Boise St., DB (defense) 2003 , Hawaii, QB Bruce Fleming, Miami (FL), LB 2011 Landry Jones, Oklahoma, QB (offense) Jackie Battle, Houston, RB (sportsmanship) Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma, DB (defense) 2004 Timmy Chang, Hawaii, QB 1986 , Michigan, RB 2012 Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma St., WR Chad Owens, Hawaii, WR Mark Messner, Michigan, DT (offense) Darrell Hackney, UAB, QB Mike Mallory, Michigan, LB (sportsmanship) Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma St., CB (defense) 2005 B.J. Mitchell, Nevada, RB 1987 D.J. Dozier, Penn St., RB 2013 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, QB (offense) , UCF, WR Shane Conlan, Penn St., LB Michael Clay, Oregon, LB (defense) 2006 Colt Brennan, Hawaii, QB Paul O’Connor, Miami (FL), OG 2014 Blake Bortles, UCF, QB (offense) Jason Rivers, Hawaii, WR (sportsmanship) Terrance Plummer, UCF, LB (defense) Ryan Torain, Arizona St., RB 1988 Danny McManus, Florida St., QB 2014 Thomas Sperbeck, Boise St., WR (offense) 2007 Chris Johnson, East Carolina, RB Neil Smith, Nebraska, DL Tanner Vallejo, Boise St., LB (defense) Jeremy Avery, Boise St., RB Steve Forch, Nebraska, LB (sportsmanship) 2016 J.T. Barrett, Ohio St., QB (offense) 2008 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame, QB 1989 Tony Rice, Notre Dame, QB Eli Apple, Ohio St., CB (defense) Golden Tate, Notre Dame, WR Frank Stams, Notre Dame, DE 2016 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, QB (offense) Aaron Bain, Hawaii, WR Chris Parker, West Virginia, DL Clelin Ferrell, Clemson, DE (defense) 2009 Kyle Padron, SMU, QB (sportsmanship) 2017 Trace McSorley, Penn St., QB (offense) Kevin Basped, Nevada, DE 1990 Peter Tom Willis, Florida St., QB Marcus Allen, Penn St., DB (defense) 2010 Damaris Johnson, Tulsa, WR Odell Haggins, Florida St., NG 2019 Joe Burrow, LSU, QB (offense) Greg Salas, Hawaii, WR Jake Young, Nebraska, C (sportsmanship) Rashard Lawrence, LSU, DL (defense) 2011 Cordarro Law, Southern Miss., DL 1991 Browning Nagle, Louisville, QB 2019 Journey Brown, Penn St., RB (offense) Lampford Mark, Nevada, RB Ray Buchanan, Louisville, FS , Penn St., LB (defense) 2012 , Fresno St., WR 1992 O.J. McDuffie, Penn St., WR , SMU, DE Reggie Givens, Penn St., OLB First Responder Bowl 2013 Rashaad Reynolds, Oregon St., CB 1993 Marvin Graves, Syracuse, QB (TicketCity Bowl, 2011-12; Heart of Dallas Matt Miller, Boise St., WR Kevin Mitchell, Syracuse, NG Bowl 12-17) 2014 Driphus Jackson, Rice, QB 1994 Chuck Levy, Arizona, RB Brian Nordstrom, Rice, DE Tedy Bruschi, Arizona, DE Year Player, Team, Position Carl Mickelsen, Fresno St., LB Paul White, Miami (FL), CB (sportsmanship) 2011 Taylor Potts, Texas Tech, QB 2015 Dakota Gordon, San Diego St., FB 1995 , Colorado, QB 2012 Case Keenum, Houston, QB Zach Edwards, Cincinnati, S Shannon Clavelle, Colorado, DT 2013 Clint Chelf, Oklahoma St., QB 2016 , Hawaii, QB Oliver Gibson, Notre Dame, NG 2014 Derek Thompson, North Texas, QB Richie James, Middle Tenn., WR (sportsmanship) 2014 Houston Bates, Louisiana Tech, LB 2017 Marcus McMaryion, Fresno St., QB 1996 Tommie Frazier, Nebraska, QB 2015 Myles Gaskin, Washington, RB Steven Dunbar, Houston, WR Michael Booker, Nebraska, CB 2016 Ahmad Bradshaw, Army West Point, QB 2018 Jaylon Ferguson, Louisiana Tech, DE Danny Wuerffel, Florida, QB (sportsmanship) 2017 Julian Blackmon, Utah, DB Kendall Hune, Hawaii, DE

Award Winners in Bowl Games 148

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Players, Team, Position 2019 Cole McDonald, Hawaii, QB , California, RB (co-offense) 1994 , Virginia, QB Zach Wilson, BYU, QB , California, LB (defense) Mike Frederick, Virginia, DE 2007 Colt McCoy, Texas, QB (offense) 1995 , LSU, RB Holiday Bowl , Texas, DE (defense) Gabe Northern, LSU, DE Year Player, Team, Position 2008 , Oregon, QB (offense) 1996 , Auburn, QB , Oregon, DB (defense) , Auburn, LB 1978 Phil McConkey, Navy, WR 2009 Niles Paul, Nebraska, WR (offense) Ben Kotwica, Army West Point, LB 1979 Marc Wilson, BYU, QB Matt O’Hanlon, Nebraska, DB (defense) 1997 , LSU, RB Tim Wilbur, Indiana, CB 2010 Chris Polk, Washington, RB (offense) Arnold Miller, LSU, DE 1980 Jim McMahon, BYU, QB Mason Foster, Washington, LB (defense) 1998 Romaro Miller, Ole Miss, QB Craig James, SMU, RB 2011 David Ash, Texas, QB (offense) 1999 Tim Strickland, Ole Miss, CB 1981 Jim McMahon, BYU, QB Keenan Robinson, Texas, LB (defense) 2000 Ja’Mar Toombs, Texas A&M, RB Kyle Whittingham, BYU, LB 2012 Lache Seastrunk, Baylor, RB (offense) Willie Blade, Mississippi St., DT 1982 Tim Spencer, Ohio St., RB Chris McAllister, Baylor, DE (defense) 2001 Seneca Wallace, Iowa St., QB Garcia Lane, Ohio St., CB 2013 , Texas Tech, QB (offense) Waine Bacon, Alabama, S (co-defense) 1983 , BYU, QB Will Smith, Texas Tech, LB (defense) Matt Word, Iowa St., LB (co-defense) Bobby Bell, Missouri, DE 2014 , Southern California, QB 2002 Eli Manning, Ole Miss, QB (offense) 1984 , BYU, QB (offense) Chris Kelsay, Nebraska, DE (defense) Leon White, BYU, LB Leonard Williams, Southern California, DE 2003 Cedric Cobbs, Arkansas, RB (offense) 1985 Bobby Joe Edmonds, Arkansas, RB (defense) Caleb Miller, Arkansas, LB (defense) Greg Battle, Arizona St., LB 2015 , Wisconsin, QB (offense) 2004 Bret Meyer, Iowa St., QB (offense) 1986 , San Diego St., QB Jack Cichy, Wisconsin, LB (defense) (co-offensive) Nik Moser, Iowa St., DB (defense) 2016 Rodney Smith, Minnesota, RB (offense) 2005 Brad Smith, Missouri, QB (offense) Mark Vlasic, Iowa, QB (co-offensive) Blake Cashman, Minnesota, LB (defense) Richard Brown, San Diego St., LB Marcus King, Missouri, CB (defense) 2017 , Michigan St., QB (offense) 2006 Dantrell Savage, Oklahoma St., TB (offense) 1987 Craig Burnett, Wyoming, QB Chris Frey, Michigan St., LB (defense) Anthony Wright, Iowa, CB Jeremy Nethon, Oklahoma St., LB (defense)­ 2018 , Northwestern, QB (offense) 2007 , Alabama, QB (offense) 1988 Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St., RB JR Pace, Northwestern, S (defense) Sim Drain, Oklahoma St., LB Wallace Gilberry, Alabama, DE (defense) 2019 Ihmir Smith-Marsette, Iowa, WR (offense) 2008 , Louisiana Tech, WR (offense) 1989 , Penn St., RB AJ Epenesa, Iowa, DE (defense) Ty Detmer, BYU, QB Weldon Brown, Louisiana Tech, DB (defense) 1990 Bucky Richardson, Texas A&M, QB 2009 Aron White, Georgia, TE (offense) Independence Bowl William Thomas, Texas A&M, LB , Georgia, DL (defense) 1991 Ty Detmer, BYU, QB Year Players, Team, Position 2010 Jared Tew, Air Force, RB (offense) Josh Arnold, BYU, DB (co-defensive) 1976 Terry McFarland, McNeese St., QB Rick Ricketts, Air Force, DT (defense) Carlos James, Iowa, DB (co-defensive) Terry Clark, Tulsa, CB 2011 James Franklin, Missouri, QB (offense) 1992 Michael Carter, Hawaii, QB 1977 Keith Thibodeaux, Louisiana Tech, QB Andrew Wilson, Missouri, LB (defense) Junior Tagoai, Hawaii, DT Otis Wilson, Louisville, LB 2012 , Ohio, QB (co-offense) 1993 John Walsh, BYU, QB (co-offensive) 1978 Theodore Sutton, East Carolina, FB , Ohio, RB (co-offense) Raymont Harris, Ohio St., RB (co-offensive) Zack Valentine, East Carolina, DE Keith Moore, Ohio, LB (defense) Lorenzo Styles, Ohio St., LB 1979 Joe Morris, Syracuse, RB 2013 B.J. Denker, Arizona, QB (offense) 1994 Todd Collins, Michigan, QB (co-offensive) Clay Carroll, McNeese St., DT William Parks, Arizona, LB (defense) Anthoney Hill, Colorado St., QB (co-offensive) 1980 Stephan Starring, McNeese St., QB 2014 , South Carolina, WR (offense) Matt Dyson, Michigan, LB Jerald Baylis, Southern Miss., NG Skai Moore, South Carolina, LB (defense) 1995 Brian Kavanagh, Kansas St., QB (offense) 1981 , Texas A&M, QB 2015 Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech, WR (offense) Mario Smith, Kansas St., DB (defense) Mike Green, Oklahoma St., LB Jeremy Brady, Virginia Tech, S (defense) 1996 , Colorado, QB (offense) 1982 Randy Wright, Wisconsin, QB 2016 , North Carolina St., FB (offense) Nick Ziegler, Colorado, DE (defense) Tim Krumrie, Wisconsin, NG 1983 Marty Louthan, Air Force, QB Airius Moore, North Carolina St., LB 1997 , Colorado St., QB (defense) Andre Townsend, Ole Miss, DT Darran Hall, Colorado St., WR 2017 James Blackman, Florida St., QB 1984 Bart Weiss, Air Force, QB 1998 , Arizona, QB Nate Andrews, Florida St., DB Scott Thomas, Air Force, S Chris McAlister, Arizona, CB 2018 Daniel Jones, Duke, QB 1985 , Minnesota, QB 1999 Jonathan Beasley, Kansas St., QB Delvon Randall, Temple, QB Bruce Holmes, Minnesota, LB Darren Howard, Kansas St., LB 2019 Justin Henderson, Louisiana Tech, RB 1986 Mark Young, Ole Miss, QB 2000 Joey Harrington, Oregon, QB Connor Taylor, Louisiana Tech, LB 2001 Major Applewhite, Texas, QB (co-offensive) James Mosley, Texas Tech, DE Willie Hurst, Washington, TB (co-offensive) 1987 Chris Chandler, Washington, QB Las Vegas Bowl , Texas, LB (defense) David Rill, Washington, LB 2002 Ell Roberson, Kansas St., QB (offense) 1988 James Henry, Southern Miss., PR/CB Year Player, Team, Position , Arizona St., DE (defense) 1989 , Oregon, QB 1992 Chris Vargas, Nevada, QB 2003 Sammy Moore, Washington St., WR (offense) Chris Oldham, Oregon, DB 1993 Anthony Calvillo, Utah St., QB Kyle Basler, Washington St., P (defense) 1990 Mike Richardson, Louisiana Tech, RB , Ball St., QB 2004 Sonny Cumbie, Texas Tech, QB (offense) Lorenzo Baker, Louisiana Tech, LB 1994 Henry Bailey, UNLV, RB Vincent Meeks, Texas Tech, DB (defense) 1991 Andre Hastings, Georgia, FL 1995 Wasean Tait, Toledo, RB 2005 Rhett Bomar, Oklahoma, QB (offense) Torrey Evans, Georgia, LB Alex Van Dyke, Nevada, WR Anthony Trucks, Oregon, S (co-defense) 1992 Todd Dixon, Wake Forest, SE 1996 Brad Maynard, Ball St., P C.J. Ah You, Oklahoma, DE (co-defense)­ 1993 Maurice DeShazo, Virginia Tech, QB Mike Crawford, Nevada, LB 2006 , California, QB (co-offense) Antonio Banks, Virginia Tech, S 1997 Pat Johnson, Oregon, WR

Award Winners in Bowl Games 149

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team Military Bowl Bryce Fisher, Air Force, DT 1997 , Southern Miss., WR (Formerly EagleBank Bowl, 2008-09) 1998 Joe Tuipala, San Diego St., LB 1998 Shaun King, Tulane, QB Year Player, Team, Position , North Carolina, QB 1999 Adalius Thomas, Southern Miss., DE 2008 Riley Skinner, Wake Forest, QB 1999 Mike Anderson, Utah, RB 2000 Cecil Sapp, Colorado St., RB 2009 Akeem Ayers, UCLA, LB 2000 Jason Thomas, UNLV, QB 2001 David Ragone, Louisville, QB 2010 Da’Rel Scott, Maryland, RB Boo Williams, Arkansas, WR 2002 LaTarence Dunbar, TCU, WR (offense) 2011 Bernard Reedy, Toledo, WR 2001 Dameon Hunter, Utah, RB Jason Goss, TCU, DB (defense) 2012 , San Jose St., QB , Southern California, S 2003 Brandon Warfield, Utah, RB (offense) 2013 Rakeem Cato, Marshall, QB 2002 Craig Bragg, UCLA, WR Lewis Powell, Utah, DL (defense) 2014 J.C. Coleman, Virginia Tech, RB 2003 Steven Jackson, Oregon St., RB 2004 Stefan LeFors, Louisville, QB 2015 Keenan Reynolds, Navy, QB 2004 Corey Bramlet, Wyoming, QB 2005 Paul Smith, Tulsa, QB 2016 Thomas Brown, Wake Forest, LB 2005 Marshawn Lynch, California, RB 2006 Blake Mitchell, South Carolina, QB 2017 Zach Abey, Navy, QB 2006 Jonny Harline, BYU, WR 2007 , Mississippi St., FS 2018 Mike Warren, Cincinnati, RB 2007 , BYU, WR 2009 Ventrell Jenkins, Kentucky, DT 2019 , North Carolina, QB 2008 Willie Tuitama, Arizona, QB 2010 , Arkansas, QB 2009 , BYU, QB 2010 , UCF, RB 2010 , Boise St., QB 2011 Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati, RB Music City Bowl 2011 Doug Martin, Boise St., RB 2012 Trey Watts, Tulsa, RB Year Player, Team, Position 2012 Bishop Sankey, Washington, RB 2013 Dak Prescott, Mississippi St., QB 1998 Corey Moore, Virginia Tech, DE 2013 Cody Kessler, Southern California, QB 2014 , Texas A&M, QB 1999 James Mungro, Syracuse, RB 2014 Travis Wilson, Utah, QB 2016 Alex Collins, Arkansas, RB 2000 Brad Lewis, West Virginia, QB 2015 Tevin Carter, Utah, CB 2016 , Georgia, DT 2001 William Green, Boston College, RB 2016 , San Diego St., RB 2017 , Iowa St., WR 2002 Dan Nystrom, Minnesota, PK 2017 Cedrick Wilson Jr., Boise St., WR 2018 , Oklahoma St., QB 2003 , Auburn, QB 2018 Ronnie Rivers, Fresno St., RB 2019 Malcolm Perry, Navy, QB 2004 Marion Barber III, Minnesota, RB 2019 , Washington, DB 2005 Marques Hagans, Virginia, QB 2006 Andre’ Woodson, Kentucky, QB Liberty Bowl 2007 Andre’ Woodson, Kentucky, QB Year Player, Team 2008 Brett Upson, Vanderbilt, P 2009 C.J. Spiller, Clemson, RB 1959 Jay Huffman, Penn St. 2010 Shaun Draughn, North Carolina, RB 1960 Dick Hoak, Penn St. 2011 Vick Ballard, Mississippi St., RB 1961 Ernie Davis, Syracuse 2012 , Vanderbilt, RB 1962 Terry Baker, Oregon St. 2013 Bo Wallace, Mississippi, QB 1963 Ode Burrell, Mississippi St. 2014 Malik Zaire, Notre Dame, QB 1964 Ernest Adler, Utah 2015 Lamar Jackson, Louisville, QB 1965 Tom Bryan, Auburn 2016 , Tennessee, QB 1966 Jimmy Cox, Miami (FL) 2017 Justin Jackson, Northwestern, RB 1967 Jim Donnan, North Carolina St. 2018 Jarrett Stidham, Auburn, QB 1968 Steve Hindman, Ole Miss 2019 Malik Cunningham, Louisville, QB 1969 Bob Anderson, Colorado 1970 Dave Abercrombie, Tulane 1971 , Arkansas New Mexico Bowl 1972 Jim Stevens, Georgia Tech Year Player, Team, Position 1973 Stan Fritts, North Carolina St. 2006 James Jones, San Jose St., WR (offense) 1974 Randy White, Maryland Matt Castelo, San Jose St., LB (defense) 1975 Ricky Bell, Southern California 2007 Donovan Porterie, New Mexico, QB (offense) 1976 Barry Krauss, Alabama Brett Madsen, New Mexico, LB (defense) 1977 Matt Kupec, North Carolina 2008 Gartrell Johnson, Colorado St., RB (offense) 1978 James Wilder, Missouri Tommie Hill, Colorado St., DE (defense) 1979 Roch Hontas, Tulane 2009 Austyn Carta-Samuels, Wyoming, QB 1980 , Purdue (offense) 1981 Eddie Meyers, Navy Mitch Unrein, Wyoming, DE (defense) 1982 Jeremiah Castille, Alabama 2010 Jake Heaps, BYU, QB (offense) 1983 , Boston College Andrew Rich, BYU, DB (defense) 1984 Bo Jackson, Auburn 2011 Chris Coyer, Temple, QB (offense) 1985 Cody Carlson, Baylor Tahir Whitehead, Temple, LB (defense) 1986 Jeff Francis, Tennessee 2012 Matt Scott, Arizona, QB (offense) 1987 Greg Thomas, Arkansas Nate Flowers, Arizona, LB (defense) 1988 Dave Schnell, Indiana 2013 Connor Holliday, Washington St., QB (offense) 1989 Randy Baldwin, Ole Miss Shaquil Barret, Colorado St., LB (defense) 1990 Rob Perez, Air Force 2014 Kent Myers, Utah St., QB (offense) 1991 Rob Perez, Air Force Zach Vigil, Utah St., LB (defense) 1992 Cassius Ware, Ole Miss 2015 Anu Solomon, Arizona, QB (offense) 1993 Jeff Brohm, Louisville Scooby Wright, Arizona, LB (defense) 1994 Johnny Johnson, Illinois 2016 Lamar Jordan, New Mexico, QB (offense) 1995 Kwame Ellis, Stanford, CB Dakota Cox, New Mexico, LB (defense) 1996 Malcolm Thomas, Syracuse, RB 2017 Tyre Brady, Marshall, WR (offense)

Award Winners in Bowl Games 150

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Channing Hames, Marshall, DL (defense) 1985 Jacque Robinson, Washington, TB 1996 Bobby Engram, Penn St., WR 2018 Jordan Love, Utah St., QB (offense) Ron Holmes, Washington, DT 1997 Dwayne Rudd, Alabama, LB DJ Williams, Utah St., DB (defense) 1986 Sonny Brown, Oklahoma, DB 1998 Mike Bobo, Georgia, QB 2019 Jordan Byrd, San Diego St., RB (offense) Tim Lashar, Oklahoma, K 1999 Courtney Brown, Penn St., DE Jesse Matthews, San Diego St., WR (offense) 1987 Dante Jones, Oklahoma, LB 2000 Drew Brees, Purdue, QB Kyahva Tezino, San Diego St., LB (defense) , Oklahoma, HB 2001 Ryan Brewer, South Carolina, WR 1988 Bernard Clark, Miami (FL), LB 2002 Phil Petty, South Carolina, QB New Orleans Bowl Darrell Reed, Oklahoma, DE 2003 Chris Perry, Michigan, RB Year Player, Team, Position 1989 Steve Walsh, Miami (FL), QB 2004 Fred Russell, Iowa, RB Charles Fryar, Nebraska, CB 2005 , Georgia, DE 2001 Justin Gallimore, Colorado St., DB 1990 Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame, TB/WR 2006 , Florida, WR 2002 Kevin Galbreath, North Texas, RB , Colorado, QB 2007 Tony Hunt, Penn St., RB 2003 Danny Wimprine, Memphis, QB 1991 Charles Johnson, Colorado, QB 2008 , Tennessee, QB 2004 Michael Boley, Southern Miss., LB Chris Zorich, Notre Dame, NG 2009 , Iowa, RB 2005 Shawn Nelson, Southern Miss., WR 1992 Larry Jones, Miami (FL), RB 2010 Darvin Adams, Auburn, WR 2006 Omar Haugabook, Troy, QB Tyrone Leggett, Nebraska, CB 2011 Ahmad Black, Florida, S 2007 Rusty Smith, Fla. Atlantic, QB 1993 Charlie Ward, Florida St., QB 2012 Brandon Boykin, Georgia, CB 2008 Austin Davis, Southern Miss., QB Corey Dixon, Nebraska, SE 2013 , South Carolina, WR 2009 Dwight Dasher, Middle Tenn., QB 1994 Tommie Frazier, Nebraska, QB 2014 , LSU, RB 2010 Corey Robinson, Troy, QB Charlie Ward, Florida St., QB 2015 Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin, RB 2011 Blaine Gautier, La.-Lafayette, QB 1995 Tommie Frazier, Nebraska, QB 2016 , Tennessee, RB 2012 Terrance Broadway, La.-Lafayette, QB Chris T. Jones, Miami (FL), CB 2017 Chauncey Gardner, Florida, DB 2013 Orleans Darkwa, Tulane, RB 1996 Andre Cooper, Florida St., WR 2018 , South Carolina, QB 2014 Terrance Broadway, La.-Lafayette, QB Derrick Mayes, Notre Dame, WR 2019 Nick Easley, Iowa, WR 2015 Kenneth Dixon, Louisiana Tech, RB 1997 Damon Benning, Nebraska, RB 2020 Tyler Johnson, Minnesota, WR 2016 Allenzae Staggers, Southern Miss., WR Ken Oxendine, Virginia Tech, RB 2017 Brandon Silvers, Troy, QB 1998 Ahman Green, Nebraska, RB Peach Bowl 2018 Zac Thomas, Appalachian St., QB 1999 Travis Taylor, Florida, WR (Formerly Chick-fil-a, 2006-13) 2019 Darrynton Evans, Appalachian St. RB 2000 David Terrell, Michigan, WR Year Player, Team, Position 2001 Torrance Marshall, Oklahoma, LB range owl 1968 Mike Hillman, LSU (offense) O B 2002 Taylor Jacobs, Florida, WR Year Player, Team, Position Buddy Millican, Florida St. (defense) 2003 Carson Palmer, Southern California, QB 1969 Ed Williams, West Virginia (offense) 1965 , Alabama, QB 2004 Jarrett Payton, Miami (FL), RB Carl Crennel, West Virginia (defense) 1966 Steve Sloan, Alabama, QB 2005 Matt Leinart, Southern California, QB 1970 Monroe Eley, Arizona St. (offense) 1967 Larry Smith, Florida, TB 2006 Willie Reid, Florida St., WR Junior Ah You, Arizona St. (defense) 1968 Bob Warmack, Oklahoma, QB 2007 , Louisville, QB 1971 Norris Weese, Ole Miss (offense) 1969 Donnie Shanklin, Kansas, HB 2008 Aqib Talib, Kansas, CB Crowell Armstrong, Ole Miss (defense) 1970 Chuck Burkhart, Penn St., QB 2009 Darren Evans, Virginia Tech, RB 1972 Dave Buckey, North Carolina St. (offense) Mike Reid, Penn St., DT 2010 Adrian Clayborn, Iowa, DE George Bell, North Carolina St. (defense) 1971 , Nebraska, QB 2011 Andrew Luck, Stanford, QB 1973 Louis Carter, Maryland (offense) Willie Harper, Nebraska, DE 2012 Geno Smith, West Virginia, QB Sylvester Boler, Georgia (defense) 1972 Jerry Tagge, Nebraska, QB 2013 Lonnie Pryor, Florida St., FB 1974 Larry Isaac, Texas Tech (offense) Rich Glover, Nebraska, DG 2014 Sammy Watkins, Clemson, WR Dennis Harrison, Vanderbilt (defense) 1973 Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska, WB 2014 Justin Thomas, Georgia Tech, QB 1975 Dan Kendra, West Virginia (offense) Rich Glover, Nebraska, DG 2015 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, QB Ray Marshall, West Virginia (defense) 1974 Tom Shuman, Penn St., QB Ben Boulware, Clemson, LB 1976 Rod Stewart, Kentucky (offense) Randy Crowder, Penn St., DT 2016 Dalvin Cook, Florida St., RB Mike Martin, Kentucky (defense) 1975 Wayne Bullock, Notre Dame, FB 2017 Alex Hornibrook, Wisconsin, QB 1977 Johnny Evans, North Carolina St. (offense) Leroy Cook, Alabama, DE 2018 Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama, QB Richard Carter, North Carolina St. (defense) 1976 Steve Davis, Oklahoma, QB Xavier McKinney, Alabama, S 1978 Mark Herrmann, Purdue (offense) Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma, DT 2019 La’Mical Perine, Florida, RB Calvin Clark, Purdue (defense) 1977 Rod Gerald, Ohio St., QB 1979 Mike Brannan, Baylor (offense) , Ohio St., LB Outback Bowl Andrew Melontree, Baylor (defense) 1978 Roland Sales, Arkansas, RB (Formerly Hall of Fame Bowl, 1986-95) 1980 , Miami (FL) (offense) Reggie Freeman, Arkansas, NG Year Player, Team, Position Jim Burt, Miami (FL) (defense) 1979 Billy Sims, Oklahoma, RB 1981 Mickey Walczak, West Virginia (offense) Reggie Kinlaw, Oklahoma, NG 1986 Shawn Halloran, Boston College, QB James Jackson, Georgia, QB Don Stemple, West Virginia (defense) 1980 J.C. Watts, Oklahoma, QB 1982 Chuck Long, Iowa (offense) Bud Hebert, Oklahoma, FS 1988 Jamie Morris, Michigan, TB Bobby Humphrey, Alabama, TB Clay Uhlenhake, Iowa (defense) 1981 J.C. Watts, Oklahoma, QB 1983 Eric Thomas, Florida St. (offense) Jarvis Coursey, Florida St., DE 1989 Robert Drummond, Syracuse, RB 1990 Reggie Slack, Auburn, QB Alphonso Carreker, Florida St. (defense) 1982 Homer Jordan, Clemson, QB 1984 Howard Petty, Virginia (offense) Jeff Davis, Clemson, LB Derek Isaman, Ohio St., LB 1991 DeChane Cameron, Clemson, QB Ray Daly, Virginia (defense) 1983 Turner Gill, Nebraska, QB 1985 Rob Healy, Army West Point (offense) Dave Rimington, Nebraska, C 1992 Marvin Graves, Syracuse, QB 1993 , Tennessee, QB Peel Chronister, Army West Point (defense) 1984 Bernie Kosar, Miami (FL), QB 1986 , North Carolina St. (offense) Jack Fernandez, Miami (FL), LB 1994 Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan, RB 1995 Terrell Fletcher, Wisconsin, RB Derrick Taylor, North Carolina St. (defense)

Award Winners in Bowl Games 151

Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position 1987 , Tennessee (offense) Toney Hurd, Texas A&M, DB (defense) 2002 , Virginia Tech, QB (offense) Van Waiters, Indiana (defense) 2014 , TCU, QB (offense) Anthony Schlegel, Air Force, LB (defense) 1988 Shane Montgomery, North Carolina St. James McFarland, TCU, DE (defense) 2003 Derrick Knight, Boston College, RB (offense) (offense) 2015 Greg Ward Jr., Houston, QB (offense) T.J. Stancil, Boston College, DB (defense) Michael Brooks, North Carolina St. (defense) William Jackson III, Houston, CB (defense) 2004 Aaron Polanco, Navy, QB (offense) 1989 Michael Owens, Syracuse (offense) 2016 Bo Scarbrough, Alabama, RB (offense) Vaughn Kelly, Navy, DB (defense) , Georgia (offense) Ryan Anderson, Alabama, LB (defense) 2005 Travis LaTendresse, Utah, WR (offense) Terry Wooden, Syracuse (defense) 2017 McKenzie Milton, UCF, QB (offense) , Utah, CB (defense) Morris Lewis, Georgia (defense) , UCF, LB (defense) 2006 Lorenzo Booker, Florida St., WR (offense) 1990 Stan White, Auburn (offense) 2018 , Florida, QB (offense) Tony Carter, Florida St., CB (defense) Vaughn Dunbar, Indiana (offense) Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, Florida, DB 2007 Yvenson Bernard, Oregon St., RB (offense) Darrel Crawford, Auburn (defense) (defense) Derrick Doggett, Oregon St., LB (defense) Mike Dumas, Indiana (defense) Joe Burrow, LSU, QB (offense) 2008 , California, RB (offense) 1991 Jeff Blake, East Carolina (offense) K’Lavon Chaisson, LSU, LB (defense) Zack Follett, California, LB (defense) Terry Jordan, North Carolina St. (offense) 2009 Damian Williams, Southern California, WR Robert Jones, East Carolina (defense) Pinstripe Bowl 2011 Rishard Matthews, Nevada, WR (offense) Billy Ray Haynes, North Carolina St. (defense) Year Player, Team, Position , Boston College, LB (defense) 1993 Natrone Means, North Carolina, RB (offense) 2010 Delone Carter, Syracuse, RB 2011 Nathan Scheelhaase, Illinois, QB (offense) Greg Plump, Mississippi St., QB (offense) 2011 Jawan Jamison, Rutgers, RB Terry Hawthorne, Illinois, DB (defense) Bracey Walker, North Carolina, SS (defense) 2012 Prince-Tyson Gulley, Syracuse, RB 2012 Marion Grice, Arizona St., RB (offense) Marc Woodard, Mississippi St., LB (defense) 2013 , Notre Dame, OL , Arizona St., DT (defense) 1993 Emory Smith, Clemson, FB (offense) 2014 , Penn St., QB 2013 Bishop Sankey, Washington, RB (offense) Pookie Jones, Kentucky, QB (offense) 2015 Thomas Sirk, Duke, QB Hau’oli Kikaha, Washington, DE (defense) Brentson Buckner, Clemson, T (defense) Shaun Wilson, Duke, RB 2014 Kevin Hogan, Stanford, QB (offense) Zane Beehn, Kentucky, E (defense) 2016 Justin Jackson, Northwestern, RB James Vaughters, Stanford, LB (defense) 1995 Treymayne Stephens, North Carolina St., RB 2017 Akrum Wadley, Iowa, RB 2015 Tommy Armstrong Jr., Nebraska, QB (offense) 1995 , Virginia, RB (offense) 2018 Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin, RB Jaleel Wadood, UCLA, S (defense) , Georgia, QB (offense) 2019 Brian Lewerke, Michigan St., QB 2016 Joe Williams, Utah, RB (offense) Skeet Jones, Virginia, LB (defense) , Indiana, LB (defense) Whit Marshall, Georgia, LB (defense) Quick Lane Bowl 2017 Elijah Sindelar, Purdue, QB (offense) 1996 , LSU, QB (offense) Ja’Whaun Bentley, Purdue, DE (defense) Raymond Priester, Clemson, RB (offense) (Formerly Motor City Bowl, 1997-2008; Little Caesars Pizza Bowl, 2009-13) 2018 Dillon Mitchell, Oregon, WR (offense) Anthony McFarland, LSU, DL (defense) Josiah Scott, Michigan St., CB (defense) Trevor Pryce, Clemson, DL (defense) Year Player, Team, Position 2019 , California, QB (offense) 1998 Dameyune Craig, Auburn, QB 1997 Deuce McCallister, Ole Miss, RB Zeandae Johnson, California, DE (defense) Takeo Spikes, Auburn, LB B.J. Cohen, Marshall, DE Raymond Priester, Clemson, RB 1998 Chad Pennington, Marshall, QB Rose Bowl Rahim Abdullah, Clemson, LB 1999 Doug Chapman, Marshall, RB Year Player, Team, Position 1999 Brian Wofford, Clemson, WR 2000 Byron Leftwich, Marshall, QB Chad Carson, Clemson, LB 1902 Neil Snow, Michigan, FB Michael Owens, Marshall, Rover 1916 Carl Dietz, Washington St., FB Robert Bean, Mississippi St., CB 2001 Chester Taylor, Toledo, RB 2000 Rohan Davey, LSU, QB 1917 John Beckett, Oregon, T David Gardner, Toledo, DL 1918 Hollis Huntington, Mare Island, FB Bradie James, LSU, LB 2002 Brian St. Pierre, Boston College, QB 2001 Ronald Curry, North Carolina, QB (offense) 1919 George Halas, Great Lakes, E 2003 Jason Wright, Northwestern, RB (co-MVP) 1920 Edward Casey, Harvard, HB Ryan Sims, North Carolina, DL (defense) Josh Harris, Bowling Green, QB (co-MVP) 2002 Scott McBrien, Maryland, QB (offense) 1921 Harold “Brick” Muller, California, E 2004 Dan Orlovsky, UConn, QB 1922 Russell Stein, Wash. & Jeff., T E.J. Henderson, Maryland, LB (defense) 2005 DeAngelo Williams, Memphis, RB 2004 Chad Jasmin, Clemson, RB (offense) 1923 Leo Calland, Southern California, G 2006 Dan LeFevour, Central Mich., QB 1924 Ira McKee, Navy, QB , Clemson, LB (defense) 2007 Curtis Painter, Purdue, QB 2004 Roscoe Parrish, Miami (FL), WR 1925 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, FB 2008 Rusty Smith, Fla. Atlantic, QB Ernie Nevers, Stanford, FB Devin Hester, Miami (FL), DB 2009 Martin Ward, Marshall, RB 2005 Matt Flynn, LSU, QB (offense) 1926 Johnny Mack Brown, Alabama, HB 2010 T.Y. Hilton, FIU, WR George Wilson, Washington, HB Melvin Oliver, LSU, DE (defense) 2011 Akeem Shavers, Purdue, RB 2006 Matthew Stafford, Georgia, QB (offense) 1927 Fred Pickhard, Alabama, T 2012 Ryan Radcliffe, Central Mich., QB 1928 Clifford Hoffman, Stanford, FB Tony Taylor, Georgia, LB (defense) 2013 James Conner, Pittsburgh, RB 2007 C.J. Spiller, Clemson, RB (offense) 1929 Benjamin Lom, California, HB 2014 Josh Hicks, Rutgers, RB 1930 Russell Saunders, Southern California, QB Pat Sims, Auburn, T (defense) 2015 Mitch Leidner, Minnesota, QB 2008 , LSU, QB (offense) 1931 John “Monk” Campbell, Alabama, QB 2016 Entire Defensive Line, Boston College 1932 Ernie Pinckert, Southern California, HB Perry Riley, LSU, LB (defense) 2017 Daniel Jones, Duke, QB 2009 Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech, RB (offense) 1933 Homer Griffith, Southern California, QB 2018 Mohamed Ibrahim, Minnesota, RB 1934 Cliff Montgomery, Columbia, QB , Virginia Tech, LB (defense) 2019 Kenny Pickett, Pittsburgh, QB 2010 Chris Thompson, Florida St., RB (offense) 1935 Millard “Dixie” Howell, Alabama, HB Greg Reid, Florida St., DB (defense) 1936 James “Monk” Moscrip, Stanford, E Redbox Bowl Keith Topping, Stanford, E 2011 Onterio McCalebb, Auburn, RB (offense) (Formerly San Francisco Bowl, 2002-03; Chris Davis, Auburn, CB (defense) 1937 William Daddio, Pittsburgh, E Emerald Bowl, 04-09; Kraft Fight Hunger 1938 Victor Bottari, California, HB 2012 Tajh Boyd, Clemson, QB (offense) Bowl, 2010-13; Foster Farms Bowl, 14-17) Kevin Minter, LSU, LB (defense) 1939 Doyle Nave, Southern California, QB 2013 Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M, QB (offense) Alvin Krueger, Southern California, E

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Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position 1940 Ambrose Schindler, Southern California, QB 1998 , Michigan, QB 1969 Chuck Dicus, Arkansas, FL 1941 Peter Kmetovic, Stanford, HB 1999 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, RB 1970 , Ole Miss, QB 1942 Donald Durdan, Oregon St., HB 2000 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, RB 1971 Bobby Scott, Tennessee, QB 1943 Charles Trippi, Georgia, HB 2001 Marques Tuiasosopo, Washington, QB 1972 Jack Mildren, Oklahoma, QB 1944 Norman Verry, Southern California, G 2002 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL), QB 1972 Tinker Owens, Oklahoma, FL 1945 James Hardy, Southern California, QB Andre Johnson, Miami (FL), WR 1973 Tom Clements, Notre Dame, QB 1946 , Alabama, HB 2003 Nate Hybl, Oklahoma, QB 1974 Tony Davis, Nebraska, FB 1947 Claude “Buddy” Young, Illinois, HB 2004 Matt Leinart, Southern California, QB 1975 Richard Todd, Alabama, QB Julius Rykovich, Illinois, HB 2005 Vince Young, Texas, QB 1977 , Pittsburgh, QB 1948 Robert Chappius, Michigan, HB 2006 Vince Young, Texas, QB 1978 , Alabama, QB 1949 Frank Aschenbrenner, Northwestern, HB 2007 Dwayne Jarrett, Southern California, WR 1979 Barry Krauss, Alabama, LB 1950 Fred Morrison, Ohio St., FB Brian Cushing, Southern California, LB 1980 Major Ogilvie, Alabama, RB 1951 Donald Dufek, Michigan, FB 2008 John David Booty, Southern California, QB 1981 Herschel Walker, Georgia, RB 1952 William Tate, Illinois, HB (offense) 1982 , Pittsburgh, QB 1953 Rudy Bukich, Southern California, QB Rey Maualuga, Southern California, LB 1983 , Penn St., QB 1954 Billy Wells, Michigan St., HB (defense) 1984 Bo Jackson, Auburn, RB 1955 Dave Leggett, Ohio St., QB 2009 Mark Sanchez, Southern California, QB 1985 Craig Sundberg, Nebraska, QB 1956 Walter Kowalczyk, Michigan St., HB (offense) 1986 Daryl Dickey, Tennessee, QB 1957 Kenneth Ploen, Iowa, QB Kaluka Maiava, Southern California, LB 1987 Steve Taylor, Nebraska, QB (defense) 1958 Jack Crabtree, Oregon, QB 1988 Don McPherson, Syracuse, QB 2010 Terrelle Pryor, Ohio St., QB (offense) 1959 Bob Jeter, Iowa, HB 1989 Sammie Smith, Florida St., RB Kenny Rowe, Oregon, DE (defense) 1960 Bob Schloredt, Washington, QB 1990 Craig Erickson, Miami (FL), QB 2011 , TCU, QB (offense) George Fleming, Washington, HB 1991 Andy Kelly, Tennessee, QB Tank Carder, TCU, LB (defense) 1961 Bob Schloredt, Washington, QB 1992 Jerome Bettis, Notre Dame, FB 2012 Lavasier Tuinei, Oregon, WR (offense) 1962 Sandy Stephens, Minnesota, QB 1993 Derrick Lassic, Alabama, RB Kiko Alonso, Oregon, LB (defense) 1963 Pete Beathard, Southern California, QB 1994 Errict Rhett, Florida, RB 2013 Stepfan Taylor, Stanford, RB (offense) Ron VanderKelen, Wisconsin, QB 1995 Warrick Dunn, Florida St., RB Usua Amanam, Stanford, NB (defense) 1964 Jim Grabowski, Illinois, FB 1995 Bryan Still, Virginia Tech, WR 2014 , Michigan St., QB (offense) 1965 Mel Anthony, Michigan, FB 1997 Danny Wuerffel, Florida, QB Kyler Elsworth, Michigan St., LB (defense) 1966 Bob Stiles, UCLA, DB 1998 E.G. Green, Florida St., WR 2015 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, QB (offense) 1967 John Charles, Purdue, HB 1999 David Boston, Ohio St., WR Tony Washington, Oregon, LB (defense) 1968 O.J. Simpson, Southern California, TB 2000 Peter Warrick, Florida St., WR 2016 Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, RB (offense) 1969 Rex Kern, Ohio St., QB 2001 Ken Dorsey, Miami (FL), QB Aziz Shittu, Stanford, DE (defense) 1970 Bob Chandler, Southern California, FL 2002 Rohan Davey, LSU, QB 2017 Sam Darnold, Southern California, QB 1971 Jim Plunkett, Stanford, QB (offense) 2003 Musa Smith, Georgia, RB 1972 Don Bunce, Stanford, QB Stevie Tu’ikolovatu, Southern California, DT 2004 Justin Vincent, LSU, RB 1973 Sam Cunningham, Southern California, FB (defense) 2005 Jason Campbell, Auburn, QB 1974 Cornelius Greene, Ohio St., QB 2018 Sony Michel, Georgia, RB (offense) 2006 Sean Slaton, West Virginia, RB 1975 , Southern California, QB Roquan Smith, Georgia, LB (defense) 2007 JaMarcus Russell, LSU, QB John McKay Jr., Southern California, SE 2019 Dwayne Haskins, Ohio St., QB (offense) 2008 Marcus Howard, Georgia, DE 1976 John Sciarra, UCLA, QB Brendon White, Ohio St., S (defense) 2009 Brian Johnson, Utah, QB 1977 Vince Evans, Southern California, QB 2010 Tim Tebow, Florida, QB 1978 , Washington, QB Sugar Bowl 2011 #Terrelle Pryor, Ohio St., QB 1979 Charles White, Southern California, TB Miller-Digby Memorial Trophy 2012 Junior Hemingway, Michigan, WR Rick Leach, Michigan, QB 2013 Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville, QB 1980 Charles White, Southern California, TB Year Player, Team, Position 2014 Trevor Knight, Oklahoma, QB 1981 , Michigan, RB 2014 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio St., RB (offense) 1948 Bobby Layne, Texas, QB 1982 Jacque Robinson, Washington, RB Darron Lee, Ohio St., LB (defense) 1949 Jack Mitchell, Oklahoma, QB 1983 Don Rogers, UCLA, FS 2016 Chad Kelly, Ole Miss, QB 1950 Leon Heath, Oklahoma, FB Tom Ramsey, UCLA, QB 2017 , Oklahoma, QB 1951 Walt Yowarsky, Kentucky, T 1984 Rick Neuheisel, UCLA, QB 2018 Jalen Hurts, Alabama, QB (offense) 1952 Ed Modzelewski, Maryland, FB 1985 Tim Green, Southern California, QB Daron Payne, Alabama, DL (defense) 1953 Leon Hardemann, Georgia Tech, HB Jack Del Rio, Southern California, LB 2019 Sam Ehlinger, Texas, QB 1954 “Pepper” Rodgers, Georgia Tech, QB 1986 Eric Ball, UCLA, TB 2020 George Pickens, Georgia, WR 1955 Joe Gattuso, Navy, FB 1987 Jeff Van Raaphorst, Arizona St., QB # Vacated. 1956 Franklin Brooks, Georgia Tech, G 1988 Percy Snow, Michigan St., LB 1957 Del Shofner, Baylor, HB 1989 Leroy Hoard, Michigan, FB Sun Bowl 1958 Raymond Brown, Ole Miss, QB 1990 Ricky Ervins, Southern California, TB (Named John Hancock Bowl, 1989-93) 1959 Billy Cannon, LSU, HB 1991 Mark Brunell, Washington, QB 1960 Bobby Franklin, Ole Miss, QB C.M. Hendricks MVP Trophy 1992 Steve Emtman, Washington, DT 1961 Jake Gibbs, Ole Miss, QB (1954-Present) Billy Joe Hobert, Washington, QB 1962 Mike Fracchia, Alabama, FB Jimmy Rogers Jr. Most Valuable Lineman 1993 Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan, RB 1963 Glynn Griffing, Ole Miss, QB Trophy (1961-Present) 1994 Brent Moss, Wisconsin, TB 1964 Tim Davis, Alabama, K John Folmer Most Valuable Special 1995 Danny O’Neil, Oregon, QB 1965 Doug Moreau, LSU, FL Teams Trophy (1994-Present) Ki-Jana Carter, Penn St., RB 1966 Steve Spurrier, Florida, QB 1996 Keyshawn Johnson, Southern California, WR Year Player, Team, Position 1967 Kenny Stabler, Alabama, QB 1997 Joe Germaine, Ohio St., QB 1968 Glenn Smith, LSU, HB 1950 Harvey Gabriel, UTEP, HB

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Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position 1951 Bill Cross, West Tex. A&M, E Anthony Williams, Texas A&M, LB Jordan Zumwalt, UCLA, LB (defense) 1952 Junior Arteburn, Texas Tech, QB 1990 Courtney Hawkins, Michigan St., WR Kenneth Clark, UCLA, NT (lineman) 1953 Tom McCormick, Pacific, HB Craig Hartsuyker, Southern California, LB Ka’imi Fairbairn, UCLA, K (special teams) 1954 Dick Shinaut, UTEP, QB 1991 Arnold Ale, UCLA, ILB 2014 Demario Richard, Arizona St. (MVP) 1955 Jesse Whittenton, UTEP, QB Jimmy Rogers Jr., Illinois, L Marcus Hardison, Arizona St., DE (lineman) 1956 Jim Crawford, Wyoming, HB 1992 Melvin Bonner, Baylor, FL , Arizona St., RB (special teams) 1957 Claude Austin, George Washington, FB 1993 Jerald Moore, Oklahoma, RB 2015 Luke Falk, Washington St., QB (MVP) 1958 Leonard Kucewski, Wyoming, G 1994 , Texas, RB Hercules Mata’afa, Washington St., DE 1959 Charley Johnson, New Mexico St., QB Blake Brockermeyer, Texas, OL (lineman) 1960 Charley Johnson, New Mexico St., QB Marcus Wall, North Carolina, WR Erik Powell, Washington St., K (special teams) 1961 Billy Joe, Villanova, FB 1995 Sedrick Shaw, Iowa, RB 2016 , Stanford, DE (MVP) Richie Ross, Villanova, G Jared DeVries, Iowa, DT Nazair Jones, North Carolina, DT (lineman) 1962 Jerry Logan, West Tex. A&M, HB Brion Hurley, Iowa, K Conrad Ukropina, Stanford, K (special teams) Don Hoovler, Ohio, G 1996 , Stanford, FL 2017 Nyheim Hines, NC State, RB (MVP) 1963 Bob Berry, Oregon, QB Kailee Wong, Stanford, DE Kentavius Street, NC State, DL (lineman) John Hughes, SMU, G , Stanford, QB Kyle Bambard, NC State, K (special teams) 1964 Preston Ridlehuber, Georgia, QB 1997 Mike Martin, Arizona St., RB 2018 Cameron Scarlett, Stanford, RB (MVP) Jim Wilson, Georgia, T 1998 Basil Mitchell, TCU, TB Thomas Booker, Stanford, DE (lineman) 1965 Billy Stevens, UTEP, QB London Dunlap, TCU, DE Alex Kressman, Pittsburgh, K (special teams) Ronny Nixon, TCU, T Adam Abrams, Southern California, PK 2020 Justin Herbert, Oregon, QB (offensive MVP) 1966 , Wyoming, TB 1999 Billy Cockerham, Minnesota, QB Brady Breeze, Oregon, S (defensive MVP) Jerry Durling, Wyoming, MG Dyron Russ, Minnesota, T 1967 Billy Stevens, UTEP, QB Ryan Rindels, Minnesota, P Taxslayer Bowl , UTEP, LB 2000 , UCLA, WR Year Player, Team 1968 Buddy McClintock, Auburn, DB Oscar Cabrera, UCLA, OL 1946 Nick Sacrinty, Wake Forest David Campbell, Auburn, T Michael Bennett, Wisconsin, RB 1947 Joe Golding, Oklahoma 1969 Paul Rogers, Nebraska, HB 2001 Lamont Thompson, Washington St., S 1948 , Maryland Jerry Murtaugh, Nebraska, LB Akin Ayodele, Purdue, DE 1949 Bobby Gage, Clemson 1970 Rock Perdoni, Georgia Tech, DT Drew Dunning, Washington St., PK 1950 Bob Ward, Maryland Bill Flowers, Georgia Tech, LB 2002 Kyle Orton, Purdue, QB 1951 Eddie Talboom, Wyoming 1971 , LSU, QB Shaun Phillips, Purdue, DE 1952 Jim Dooley, Miami (FL) , Iowa St., LB Anthony Chambers, Purdue, WR 1953 Marv Matuszak, Tulsa 1972 George Smith, Texas Tech, HB 2003 Samie Parker, Oregon, WR John Hall, Florida Ecomet Burley, Texas Tech, DT 2004 , Arizona St., QB 1954 Vince Dooley, Auburn 1973 Ray Bybee, Missouri, FB Brandon Villarreal, Purdue, DT Bobby Cavazos, Texas Tech John Kelsey, Missouri, TE Dave Brytus, Purdue, P 1954 Billy Hooper, Baylor 1974 Terry Vitrano, Mississippi St., FB 2005 Chris Markey, UCLA, RB (co-MVP) Joe Childress, Auburn Jimmy Webb, Mississippi St., DT Kahlil Bell, UCLA, RB (co-MVP) 1955 Joe Childress, Auburn 1975 Robert Haygood, Pittsburgh, QB Kevin Mims, Northwestern, DE (lineman) , Vanderbilt Al Romano, Pittsburgh, MG Brandon Breazell, UCLA, WR (special 1956 Corny Salvaterra, Pittsburgh teams) 1977 Tony Franklin, Texas A&M, K Wade Mitchell, Georgia Tech 2006 Matt Moore, Oregon St., QB (MVP) Edgar Fields, Texas A&M, DT 1957 , Texas A&M Xzavie Jackson, Missouri, DE (lineman) 1977 Charles Alexander, LSU, TB Bobby Gordon, Tennessee Jeff Wolfert, Missouri, PK (special teams) Gordy Ceresino, Stanford, LB 1958 Dave Hudson, Florida 2007 , Oregon, RB (MVP) 1978 Johnny “Ham” Jones, Texas, RB Bobby Franklin, Ole Miss Fenuki Tupou, Oregon, OT (lineman) Dwight Jefferson, Texas, DE 1960 , Georgia Tech Matt Evensen, Oregon, PK (special teams) 1979 Paul Skansi, Washington, FL Jim Mooty, Arkansas 2008 Victor Strong-Butler, Oregon St., DE (MVP) Doug Martin, Washington, DT 1960 Bobby Ply, Baylor 1980 Jeff Quinn, Nebraska, QB Victor Strong-Butler, Oregon St., DE (lineman) , Florida Jimmy Williams, Nebraska, DE 1961 Joe Auer, Georgia Tech 1981 Darrell Shepard, Oklahoma, QB , Oregon St., P (special teams) Galen Hall, Penn St. Rick Bryan, Oklahoma, DT 1962 Dave Robinson, Penn St. 1982 , North Carolina, TB 2009 Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma, WR (MVP) Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma, DE (lineman) Tom Shannon, Florida Ronnie Mullins, Texas, DE 1963 David Sicks, Air Force 1983 Walter Lewis, Alabama, QB Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma, WR (special teams) Ken Willard, North Carolina Wes Neighbors, Alabama, C 2010 , Notre Dame, WR (MVP) 1965 Carl McAdams, Oklahoma 1984 Rick Badanjek, Maryland, FB Zach Martin, Notre Dame, OT (lineman) Fred Biletnikoff, Florida St. Carl Zander, Tennessee, LB David Ruffer, Notre Dame, K (special teams) , Florida 1985 Max Zendejas, Arizona, K 2011 John White, Utah, RB (MVP) 1965 , Texas Tech Peter Anderson, Georgia, C , Utah, DT (lineman) Lenny Snow, Georgia Tech 1986 , Alabama, DE DeVonte Christopher, Utah, WR (special 1966 , Syracuse Steve Alvord, Washington, MG teams) Dewey Warren, Tennessee 1987 , Oklahoma St., RB 2012 , Georgia Tech, CB (MVP) 1967 Tom Sherman, Penn St. Darnell Warren, West Virginia, LB Jay Finch, Georgia Tech, C (lineman) , Florida St. 1988 David Smith, Alabama, QB Jamal Golden, Georgia Tech, DB (special 1968 Mike Hall, Alabama , Alabama, LB teams) Terry McMillan, Missouri 1989 Alex Van Pelt, Pittsburgh, QB 2013 Brett Hundley, UCLA, QB (offense) 1969 Curt Watson, Tennessee

Award Winners in Bowl Games 154

Year Player, Team Year Player, Team Year Player, Team, Position Mike Kelley, Florida 2003 Philip Rivers, North Carolina St., QB Todd Gregoire, Wisconsin, PK 1971 Archie Manning, Ole Miss 2004 Scott McBrien, Maryland, QB 1985 Mark Ingram, Michigan St., WR Pat Sullivan, Auburn 2005 Leon Washington, Florida St., RB 1986 Sammie Smith, Florida St., RB 1971 James Webster, North Carolina 2006 Cedric Humes, Virginia Tech, RB 1987 Scott Secules, Virginia, QB Jimmy Poulos, Georgia Hunter Cantwell, Louisville, QB 1988 , Florida, RB 1972 Mark Cooney, Colorado 2007 Patrick White, West Virginia, QB 1989 Jerry Gray, Texas Tech, RB Wade Whatley, Auburn , Georgia Tech, WR 1990 Brett Favre, Southern Miss., QB 1973 Haskell Stanback, Tennessee 2008 Graham Harrell, Texas Tech, QB (offense) , Texas Tech , Virginia, DE (defense) Aloha Classic 1974 , Texas 2009 Joe Ganz, Nebraska, QB (Honolulu, Hawaii; Named Aloha Bowl, Phil Gargis, Auburn Cullen Harper, Clemson, QB 1982-97) 1975 , Florida 2010 E.J. Manuel, Florida St., QB Year Player, Team, Position Steve Atkins, Maryland 2011 Chris Relf, Mississippi St., QB 1976 Jim Cefalo, Penn St. 2012 Andre Debose, Florida, WR 1982 Offense—Tim Cowan, Washington, QB Al Hunter, Notre Dame 2013 Jared Carpenter, Northwestern, S Defense—Tony Caldwell, Washington, LB 1977 Jerry Butler, Clemson 2014 Quincy Enunwa, Nebraska, WR 1983 Offense—Danny Greene, Washington, WR Matt Cavanaugh, Pittsburgh 2015 Joshua Dobbs, Tennessee, QB Defense—George Reynolds, Penn St., P 1978 , Ohio St. 2016 Terry Godwin, Georgia, WR 1984 Offense—Jeff Atkins, SMU, RB Steve Fuller, Clemson 2016 Dedrick Mills, Georgia Tech, RB Defense—Jerry Ball, SMU, NG 1979 , Michigan Stephen Johnson II, Kentucky, QB 1985 Offense—Gene Jelks, Alabama, RB Anthony Carter, Michigan 2017 Mark McLaurin, Mississippi St., DB Defense—Cornelius Bennett, Alabama, LB Matt Kupec, North Carolina Lamar Jackson, Louisville, QB 1986 Offense—Alfred Jenkins, Arizona, QB Amos Lawrence, North Carolina 2018 , Texas A&M, RB Defense—Chuck Cecil, Arizona, S 1980 George Rogers, South Carolina 2020 Eric Gray, Tennessee, RB 1987 Troy Aikman, UCLA, QB Rick Trocano, Pittsburgh , Indiana, QB Emmitt Smith, Florida, RB 1981 Gary Anderson, Arkansas 1988 David Dacus, Houston, QB Kelvin Bryant, North Carolina Texas Bowl Victor Wood, Washington St., WR Ethan Horton, North Carolina (Formerly Meineke Car Care Bowl of 1989 Blake Ezor, Michigan St., TB 1982 Paul Woodside, West Virginia Texas, 2011-12) Chris Roscoe, Hawaii, WR Greg Allen, Florida St. 1990 Todd Burden, Arizona, CB Year Player, Team, Position 1983 Owen Gill, Iowa Marvin Graves, Syracuse, QB , Florida 2006 Ray Rice, Rutgers, RB 1991 Tommy Vardell, Stanford, RB 1984 Mike Hold, South Carolina 2007 Andy Dalton, TCU, QB Shawn Jones, Georgia Tech, QB Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma St. 2008 , Rice, QB 1992 Tom Young, BYU, QB 1985 Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma St. 2009 Ricky Dobbs, Navy, QB Dana Stubblefield, Kansas, DT , Florida St. 2010 Mikel Leshoure, Illinois, RB 1993 Rashaan Salaam, Colorado, TB 1986 , Stanford 2011 , Texas A&M, QB Trent Dilfer, Fresno St., QB Rodney Williams, Clemson 2012 , Texas Tech, QB 1994 David Green, Boston College, RB (offense) 1987 Harold Green, South Carolina 2013 Terrell Hunt, Syracuse, QB Mike Mamula, Boston College, DE , LSU 2014 Brandon Allen, Arkansas, QB (defense) 1989 Andre Rison, Michigan St. 2015 Leonard Fournette, LSU, RB Joe Gordon, Kansas St., CB Wayne Johnson, Georgia 2016 Jesse Ertz, Kansas St., QB 1995 Mark Williams, Kansas, QB 1989 Mike Fox, West Virginia 2017 Michael Dickson, Texas, P Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA, RB , Clemson 2018 Charlie Brewer, Baylor, QB 1996 Chris McCoy, Navy, QB 1991 Tyrone Ashley, Ole Miss 2019 , Texas A&M, QB Pat Barnes, California, QB Michigan offensive line: Tom Dohring, 1997 Rashaan Shehee, Washington, RB Matt Elliott, Steve Everitt, Dean Dingman, 1998 Mike Moschetti, Colorado, QB MVP IN FORMER Akili Smith, Oregon, QB 1991 Cale Gundy, Oklahoma MAJOR BOWLS 1999 Ben Sankey, Wake Forest, QB Tyrone Lewis, Virginia 2000 , Boston College, QB 1992 Errict Rhett, Florida Reggie Lawrence, North Carolina St. All-American Bowl Aviation Bowl 1993 Brian Burgdorf, Alabama (Birmingham, AL; Known as Hall of Fame (Dayton, OH) Corey Holliday, North Carolina Classic, 1977-85) Year Player, Team, Position 1994 James Stewart, Tennessee Year Player, Team, Position 1961 Bobby Santiago, New Mexico, RB Dwayne Thomas, Virginia Tech Chuck Cummings, New Mexico, G 1996 Donovan McNabb, Syracuse, QB 1977 Chuck White, Maryland, SE Peter Ford, Clemson, CB Charles Johnson, Maryland, DT 1997 Oscar Davenport, North Carolina, QB 1978 Curtis Dickey, Texas A&M, RB BCS National Championship David Saunders, West Virginia, WR 1979 Phil Bradley, Missouri, QB Game 1998 Chris Keldorf, North Carolina, QB 1980 Gary Anderson, Arkansas, RB Year Player, Team, Position Al Clark, Virginia Tech, QB Billy Ray Smith, Arkansas, LB 1981 John Bond, Mississippi St., QB 2007 Chris Leak, Florida, QB (offense) 1999 Dez White, Georgia Tech, WR Derrick Harvey, Florida, DE (defense) Joe Hamilton, Georgia Tech, RB Johnie Cooks, Mississippi St., LB 1982 Whit Taylor, Vanderbilt, QB 2008 Matt Flynn, LSU, QB (offense) Autry Denson, Notre Dame, RB Ricky Jean-Francois, LSU, DE (defense) 2000 Nate Webster, Miami (FL), LB Carl Dieudonne, Air Force, DE 1983 Jeff Hostetler, West Virginia, QB 2009 Tim Tebow, Florida, QB (offense) 2001 Michael Vick, Virginia Tech, QB Carlos Dunlap, Florida, DE (defense) 2002 Javon Walker, Florida St., WR 1984 Mark Logan, Kentucky, RB

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Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team Year Player, Team, Position 2010 Mark Ingram, Alabama, RB (offense) 1986 Ray Berry, Baylor Huey Richardson, Florida, LB Marcell Dareus, Alabama, DE (defense) Mark Hatcher, Colorado 1990 Todd Yert, Colorado St., RB 2011 Michael Dyer, Auburn, RB (offense) 1987 Tony Jones, Texas Bill Musgrave, Oregon, QB Nick Fairley, Auburn, DT (defense) Zeke Gadson, Pittsburgh 1991 Marshall Faulk, San Diego St., RB 2012 A.J. McCarron, Alabama, QB (offense) Ron Jackson, Tulsa, RB Courtney Upshaw, Alabama, LB (defense) 1992 Lorenzo Neal, Fresno St., FB 2013 Eddie Lacy, Alabama, RB (offense) (Louisville, KY) Estrus Crayton, Southern California, TB C.J. Mosley, Alabama, LB (defense) 1993 Johnnie Morton, Southern California, WR Year Player, Team 2014 Jameis Winston, Florida St., QB (offense) Henry Lusk, Utah, WR P.J. WIlliams, Florida St., DB (defense) 1958 Forrest Campbell, Oklahoma St. 1994 Tedy Bruschi, Arizona, DE Cal , Utah, KR California Raisin Bowl (Houston) (Beginning in 1992, Mid-American Garden State Bowl Conference and (East Rutherford, NJ) Year Player, Team winners met in Las Vegas Bowl) 1959 Lowndes Shingles, Clemson Year Player, Team Year Player, Team, Position Bob Lilly, TCU 1978 John Mistler, Arizona St. 1960 James Saxton, Texas 1981 Arnold Smiley, Toledo, RB 1979 Mark Bright, Temple Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama Marlin Russell, Toledo, LB 1980 Terald Clark, Houston 1961 Ken Coleman, Kansas 1982 Chip Otten, Bowling Green, TB 1981 Steve Alatorre, Tennessee Elvin Basham, Kansas Jac Tomasello, Bowling Green, DB Anthony Hancock, Tennessee 1962 Bill Tobin, Missouri 1983 Lou Wicks, Northern Ill., FB Randy Wright, Wisconsin Conrad Hitchler, Missouri James Pruitt, Cal St. Fullerton, WR 1963 Don Trull, Baylor 1984 Randall Cunningham, UNLV, QB James Ingram, Baylor Steve Morgan, Toledo, TB (New York) 1964 Jerry Rhome, Tulsa 1985 Mike Mancini, Fresno St., P Year Player, Team Willy Townes, Tulsa Greg Meehan, Bowling Green, FL 1965 Dewey Warren, Tennessee 1986 Mike Perez, San Jose St., QB 1961 Don Trull, Baylor Frank Emanuel, Tennessee Andrew Marlatt, Miami (OH), DT 1962 Willie Ross, Nebraska 1966 Chris Gilbert, Texas 1987 Gary Patton, Eastern Mich., TB George Mira, Miami (FL) Fred Edwards, Texas Mike Perez, San Jose St., QB 1967 Bob Anderson, Colorado 1988 Darrell Rosette, Fresno St., RB Harbor Bowl Ted Hendricks, Miami (FL) Tony Kimbrough, Western Mich., QB (San Diego) 1989 Ron Cox, Fresno St., LB 1968 Joe Pearce, Oklahoma Year Player, Team Rufus Cormier, SMU Sean Jones, Ball St., WR 1947 Bryan Brock, New Mexico 1969 Jim Strong, Houston 1990 Sheldon Canley, San Jose St., TB Bill Nelson, Montana St. Jerry Drones, Houston Ken Ealy, Central Mich., WR 1970 Greg Pruitt, Oklahoma 1991 Mark Szlachcic, Bowling Green, WR ouston owl Jeff Rouzie, Alabama Mark Barsotti, Fresno St., QB H B (Houston: Named galleryfurniture.com 1971 Charlie Davis, Colorado Bowl in 2001) Butch Brezina, Houston Cherry Bowl 1972 Condredge Holloway, Tennessee (Pontiac, MI) Year Player, Team, Position Carl Johnson, Tennessee Year Player, Team 2001 Byron Jones, Texas A&M, DB (overall) 1973 D.C. Nobles, Houston 1984 Nate Sassaman, Army West Point Joe Weber, Texas A&M, RB (offense) Deryl McGallion, Houston 1985 Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland 2002 , Oklahoma St., WR 1974 John Housmann, Houston Scott Shankweiler, Maryland (overall/offense) Mack Mitchell, Houston 2003 B.J. Symons, Texas Tech, QB (overall/ 1975 Earl Campbell, Texas offense) Delta Bowl Tim Campbell, Texas 2004 , Colorado, QB (offense) (Memphis, Tenn.) 1976 Chuck Malito, Nebraska Tom Hubbard, Colorado, DB (defense) Rodney Allison, Texas Tech Year Player, Team 2005 Todd Blythe, Iowa St., WR (offense) 1977 Rob Hertel, Southern California 1948 Charlie Conerly, Ole Miss Jason Berryman, Iowa St., DE (defense) Walt Underwood, Southern California 1978 Steve Dils, Stanford Gordy Ceresino, Stanford (Anaheim, CA) (Toronto) 1979 Mark Herrmann, Purdue Year Player, Team, Position Roland James, Tennessee Year Player, Team, Position 1980 Amos Lawrence, North Carolina 1984 Chuck Long, Iowa, QB 2007 Dominick Goodman, Cincinnati, WR Steve Streater, North Carolina William Harris, Texas, TE 2008 Ray Rice, Rutgers, RB 1981 Butch Woolfolk, Michigan 1985 Chris Chandler, Washington, QB 2009 Donald Brown, UConn, RB Ben Needham, Michigan Barry Helton, Colorado, P 2010 Mike Ford, South Fla., RB 1982 Gary Anderson, Arkansas 1986 Gaston Green, UCLA, TB Dwayne Dixon, Florida Shane Shumway, BYU, DB Mercy Bowl 1983 , Oklahoma St. 1987 Daniel Ford, Arizona St., QB (Los Angeles) Alfred Anderson, Baylor Chad Hennings, Air Force, DT Year Player, Team 1988 Ty Detmer, BYU, QB 1984 Willie Drewrey, West Virginia 1961 Beau Carter, Fresno St. 1985 Pat Evans, Air Force , Colorado, HB James McKinney, Texas 1989 Cary Conklin, Washington, QB

Award Winners in Bowl Games 156

Miami Beach Bowl Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team, Position 2000 Terrance Edwards, Georgia, WR 2014 Paxton Lynch, Memphis, QB 2001 George Godsey, Georgia Tech, QB 2015 Brandon Doughty, Western Ky., QB 2002 James MacPherson, Wake Forest, QB 2016 Dane Evans, Tulsa, QB Silicon Valley Classic Pasadena Bowl (San Jose, CA) (Pasadena, CA; Named Junior Rose Bowl in 1967) Year Player, Team, Position Year Player, Team 2001 Nick Myers, Michigan St., DE 1967 Eugene “Mercury” Morris, West Tex. A&M Charles Rogers, Michigan St., WR Albie Owens, West Tex. A&M 2002 Rodney Davis, Fresno St., RB 1969 John Featherstone, San Diego St. 2003 Rodney Davis, Fresno St., RB 1970 Leon Burns, Long Beach St. 2004 DeWhitt Betterson, Troy, RB (offense) Paul Mattingly, Louisville Lionel Hickenbottom, Northern Ill., DB (defense) 1971 Tom Carlsen, Memphis Dustin Utschig, Northern Ill. (special teams) Dornell Harris, Memphis

Poinsettia Bowl Year Player, Team, Position 2005 Reggie Campbell, Navy, RB (offense) Tyler Tidwell, Navy, LB (defense) 2006 Jeff Ballard, TCU, QB (offense) Tommy Blake, TCU, DE (defense) 2007 Brian Johnson, Utah, QB (offense) Joe Dale, Utah, DB (defense) 2008 Andy Dalton, TCU, QB (offense) Stephen Hodge, TCU, S (defense) 2009 Jordan Wynn, Utah, QB (offense) Stevenson Sylvester, Utah, LB (defense) 2010 Ronnie Hillman, San Diego St., RB (offense) Vincent Brown, San Diego St., WR (offense) Andrew Preston, San Diego St., DB (defense) 2011 Skye Dawson, TCU, WR (offense) Greg McCoy, TCU, CB (defense) 2012 Cody Hoffman, BYU, WR (offense) , BYU, LB (defense) 2013 Joey DeMartino, Utah St., RB (offense) Jake Doughty, Utah St., LB (defense) 2014 Keenan Reynolds, Navy, QB (offense) Jordan Drake, Navy, LB (defense) 2015 Brett Rypien, Boise St., QB (offense) Kamalei Correa, Boise St., DE (defense) 2016 Jamaal Williams, BYU, RB (offense) , BYU, LB (defense)

Presidential Cup (College Park, MD) Year Player, Team 1950 Bob Smith, Texas A&M Zippy Morocco, Georgia

Salad Bowl (Phoenix) Year Player, Team 1950 Bob McQuade, Xavier Wilford White, Arizona St. 1951 Jim Bailey, Miami (OH) 1952 Gene Shannon, Houston

Seattle Bowl (Seattle; Known as Oahu Classic, 1998-2000) Year Player, Team, Position 1998 Blane Morgan, Air Force, QB 1999 Avion Weaver, Hawaii, RB

Award Winners in Bowl Games 157

Year Heisman Winner, Team, Pos. Bowl (Opponent, Result) 1974 Archie Griffin, Ohio St., HB Rose (Southern California, L 18-17) WINNERS IN BOWL 1975 Archie Griffin, Ohio St., HB Rose (UCLA, L 23-10) 1976 Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh, HB Sugar (Georgia, W 27-3) GAMES 1977 Earl Campbell, Texas, HB Cotton (Notre Dame, L 38-10) 1978 Billy Sims, Oklahoma, HB Orange (Nebraska, W 31-24) 1979 Charles White, Southern California, HB Rose (Ohio St., W 17-16) 1980 George Rogers, South Carolina, HB Gator (Pittsburgh, L 37-9) YEAR-BY-YEAR BOWL RESULTS 1981 Marcus Allen, Southern California, HB Fiesta (Penn St., L 26-10) 1982 Herschel Walker, Georgia, HB Sugar (Penn St., L 27-23) FOR HEISMAN WINNERS 1983 Mike Rozier, Nebraska, HB Orange [Miami (FL), L 31-30] 1984 Doug Flutie, Boston College, QB Cotton (Houston, W 45-28) (Includes bowl games immediately after awarding of Heisman 1985 Bo Jackson, Auburn, HB Cotton (Texas A&M, L 36-16) Trophy) 1986 Vinny Testaverde, Miami (FL), QB Fiesta (Penn St., L 14-10) Of the 81 winners of the 82 Heisman (Archie Griffin won twice), 56 1987 Tim Brown, Notre Dame, WR Cotton (Texas A&M, L 35-10) played in bowl games after they received their prize (Griffin played in bowl 1988 Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St., RB Holiday (Wyoming, W 62-14) games both years). Of those 56 players, 27 were on the winning team in the 1989 Andre Ware, Houston, QB Did not play in bowl bowl. Marcus Mariota and Derrick Henry played in two bowl games after win- ning the Heisman with College Football National Championship occuring after 1990 Ty Detmer, BYU, QB Holiday (Texas A&M, L 65-14) the other bowl games. 1991 , Michigan, WR Rose (Washington, L 34-14) 1992 , Miami (FL), QB Sugar (Alabama, L 34-13) Houston’s Andre Ware is the only Heisman recipient to miss a bowl date since 1993 Charlie Ward, Florida St., QB Orange (Nebraska, W 18-16) 1969. The Cougars were on probation during the 1989 season and were ineligible for selection to a bowl. Before that lapse, Oklahoma’s Steve Owens 1994 Rashaan Salaam, Colorado, RB Fiesta (Notre Dame, W 41-24) in 1969 was the last Heisman awardee not to participate in a bowl game. 1995 , Ohio St., RB Fla. Citrus (Tennessee, L 20-14) 1996 Danny Wuerffel, Florida, QB Sugar (Florida St., W 52-20) Only three of the first 22 Heisman Trophy winners played in bowl games 1997 Charles Woodson, Michigan, CB Rose (Washington St., W 21-16) after receiving the award—TCU’s Davey O’Brien in 1938, Georgia’s Frank Sinkwich in 1942 and SMU’s Doak Walker in 1948. 1998 Ricky Williams, Texas, RB Cotton (Mississippi St., W 38-11) 1999 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, RB Rose (Stanford, W 17-9) Year Heisman Winner, Team, Pos. Bowl (Opponent, Result) 2000 Chris Weinke, Florida St., QB Orange (Oklahoma, L 13-2) 1935 Jay Berwanger, Chicago, HB Did not play in bowl 2001 Eric Crouch, Nebraska, QB Rose [Miami (FL), L 37-14] 1936 Larry Kelley, Yale, E Did not play in bowl 2002 Carson Palmer, Orange (Iowa, W 38-17) 1937 Clint Frank, Yale, HB Did not play in bowl Southern California, QB 1938 Davey O’Brien, TCU, QB Sugar (Carnegie Mellon, W 15-7) 2003 Jason White, Oklahoma, QB Sugar (LSU, L 21-14) 1939 Nile Kinnick, Iowa, HB Did not play in bowl 2004 Matt Leinart, Southern California, QB Orange (Oklahoma, W 55-19) 1940 Tom Harmon, Michigan, HB Did not play in bowl 2005 #Reggie Bush, Southern California, RB Rose (Texas, L 41-38) 1941 Bruce Smith, Minnesota, HB Did not play in bowl 2006 Troy Smith, Ohio St., QB BCS Championship (Florida, L 41-14) 1942 Frank Sinkwich, Georgia, HB Rose (UCLA, W 9-0) 2007 Tim Tebow, Florida, QB Capital One (Michigan, L 41-35) 1943 Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame, QB Did not play in bowl 2008 Sam Bradford, Oklahoma, QB BCS Championship 1944 Les Horvath, Ohio St., QB Did not play in bowl (Florida, L 24-14) 1945 Doc Blanchard, Army West Point, FB Did not play in bowl 2009 Mark Ingram, Alabama, RB BCS Championship 1946 Glenn Davis, Army West Point, HB Did not play in bowl (Texas, W 37-21) 1947 , Notre Dame, QB Did not play in bowl 2010 Cam Newton, Auburn, QB BCS Championship 1948 Doak Walker, SMU, HB Cotton (Oregon, W 21-13) (Oregon, W 22-19) 1949 Leon Hart, Notre Dame, E Did not play in bowl 2011 Robert Griffin III, Baylor, QB Alamo (Washington, W 67-56) 1950 Vic Janowicz, Ohio St., HB Did not play in bowl 2012 Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M, QB Cotton (Oklahoma, W 41-13) 1951 Dick Kazmeier, Princeton, HB Did not play in bowl 2013 Jamies Winston, Florida St., QB BCS Championship 1952 Billy Vessels, Oklahoma, HB Did not play in bowl (Auburn, W 34-31) 1953 John Lattner, Notre Dame, HB Did not play in bowl 2014 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, QB Rose (Florida St., W 59-20) 1954 Alan Ameche, Wisconsin, FB Did not play in bowl CFP National Championship 1955 Howard Cassady, Ohio St., HB Did not play in bowl (Ohio St. L 42-20) 1956 , Notre Dame, QB Did not play in bowl 2015 Derrick Henry, Alabama, RB Cotton (Michigan St., W 38-0) 1957 John David Crow, Texas A&M, HB Gator (Tennessee, L 3-0) CFP National Championship 1958 Pete Dawkins, Army West Point, HB Did not play in bowl (Clemson W 45-40) 1959 Billy Cannon, LSU, HB Sugar (Ole Miss, L 21-0) 2016 Lamar Jackson, Louisville, QB Citrus (LSU L 29-9) 1960 Joe Bellino, Navy, HB Orange (Missouri, L 21-14) 2017 Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma, QB Rose (Georgia L 54-48 2ot) 1961 Ernie Davis, Syracuse, HB Liberty [Miami (FL), W 15-14] 2018 Kyler Murray, Oklahoma, QB Orange (Alabama, L 45-34) 1962 Terry Baker, Oregon St., QB Liberty (Villanova, W 6-0) 2019 Joe Burrow, LSU, QB Peach (Oklaohma W 63-28) CFP National Championship 1963 , Navy, QB Cotton (Texas, L 28-6) (Clemson W 42-25) 1964 John Huarte, Notre Dame, QB Did not play in bowl 1965 Mike Garrett, Southern California,HB Did not play in bowl # Bush later forfeited the 2005 Heisman Trophy. 1966 Steve Spurrier, Florida, QB Orange (Georgia Tech, W 27-12) 1967 Gary Beban, UCLA, QB Did not play in bowl BOWLS FOR HEISMAN WINNERS 1968 O.J. Simpson, Southern California, HB Rose (Ohio St., L 27-16) 1969 Steve Owens, Oklahoma, HB Did not play in bowl Heisman 1970 Jim Plunkett, Stanford, QB Rose (Ohio St., W 27-17) Bowl Heisman Winner Year Winners 1971 Pat Sullivan, Auburn, QB Sugar (Oklahoma, L 40-22) Rose 1942, 1968, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1979, 1991, 12 1972 Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska, FL Orange (Notre Dame, W 40-6) 1997, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2014, 2017 1973 John Cappelletti, Penn St., HB Orange (LSU, W 16-9)

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Heisman Heisman Winner, Team (Year Won) Bowl, Year Played Bowl Heisman Winner Year Winners Lamar Jackson, Louisville (2016) TaxSlayer, 2017 Orange 1960, 1966, 1972, 1973, 1978, 1983,1993, 11 Joe Burrow, LSU (2020) Peach, 2019 2000, 2002, 2004, 2018 CFP National Championship, Cotton 1948, 1963, 1977, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1998, 9 2020 2012, 2015 *Discontinued bowl. Sugar 1938, 1959, 1971, 1976, 1982, 1992, 1996, 8 2003 BCS Championship 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013 5 Citrus 1995, 2007, 2016 3 Fiesta 1981, 1986, 1994 3 CFP National 2014, 2015, 2020 3 Championship Taxslayer 1957, 1980 2 Holiday 1988, 1990 2 Liberty 1961, 1962 2 Alamo 2011 1 Peach 2019 1

HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS WHO WERE BOWL-GAME MVPS

Heisman Winner, Team (Year Won) Bowl, Year Played Doak Walker, SMU (1948) Cotton, 1948 Doak Walker, SMU (1948) Cotton, 1949 John David Crow, Texas A&M (1957) Gator, 1957 Billy Cannon, LSU (1959) Sugar, 1959 Ernie Davis, Syracuse (1961) Cotton, 1960 Ernie Davis, Syracuse (1961) Liberty, 1961 Terry Baker, Oregon St. (1962) Liberty, 1962 Steve Spurrier, Florida (1966) Sugar, 1966 O.J. Simpson, Southern California (1968) Rose, 1968 Jim Plunkett, Stanford (1970) Rose, 1971 Pat Sullivan, Auburn (1971) Gator, 1971 Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska (1972) Orange, 1973 Earl Campbell, Texas (1977) Gator, 1974 Earl Campbell, Texas (1977) Bluebonnet, 1975* Billy Sims, Oklahoma (1978) Orange, 1979 Charles White, Southern California (1979) Rose, 1979 Charles White, Southern California (1979) Rose, 1980 George Rogers, South Carolina (1980) Gator, 1980 Herschel Walker, Georgia (1982) Sugar, 1981 Doug Flutie, Boston College (1984) Liberty, 1983 Bo Jackson, Auburn (1985) Sugar, 1984 Bo Jackson, Auburn (1985) Liberty, 1984 Bo Jackson, Auburn (1985) Cotton, 1986 Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St. (1988) Holiday, 1988 Ty Detmer, BYU (1990) Freedom, 1988* Ty Detmer, BYU (1990) Holiday, 1989 Ty Detmer, BYU (1990) Holiday, 1991 Charlie Ward, Florida St. (1993) Orange, 1994 Danny Wuerffel, Florida (1996) Sugar, 1997 Ricky Williams, Texas (1998) Cotton, 1999 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (1999) Rose, 1999 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin (1999) Rose, 2000 Carson Palmer, Southern California (2002) Orange, 2003 Matt Leinart, Southern California (2004) Rose, 2004 Matt Leinart, Southern California (2004) Orange, 2005 Tim Tebow, Florida (2007) BCS Championship, 2009 Tim Tebow, Florida (2007) Sugar, 2010 Mark Ingram, Alabama (2009) BCS Championship, 2010 Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M (2012) Cotton, 2013 Jameis Winston, Florida St. (2013) BCS Championship, 2014 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (2014) Fiesta, 2013 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (2014) Alamo, 2013 Marcus Mariota, Oregon (2014) Rose, 2014 Lamar Jackson, Louisville (2016) Music City, 2015

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Date Bowl Teams, Score BOWLS AND POLLS 1-9-12 BCS# No. 2 Alabama 21, No. 1 LSU 0 1-7-13 BCS# No. 2 Alabama 42, Notre Dame 14 1-6-14 BCS# No. 1 Florida St. 34, No. 2 Auburn 31 AP NO. 1 TEAMS DEFEATED IN 1-11-16 CFP No. 2 Alabama 45, No. 1 Clemson 40 1-7-19 CFP No. 2 Clemson 44, No. 1 Alabama 16 BOWL GAMES * matched the No. 1 and No. 2 teams. #Bowl Championship Series matched the No. 1 and No. 2 teams. ^Team’s participation vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions and BCS. Date Bowl Teams Involved Score New No. 1 1-1-51 Sugar No. 7 Kentucky beat Oklahoma 13-7 Same 1-1-52 Sugar No. 3 Maryland beat Tennessee 28-13 Same BOWL GAMES AND THE 1-1-54 Orange No. 4 Oklahoma beat Maryland 7-0 Same 1-1-61 Rose No. 6 Washington beat Minnesota 17-7 Same NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 1-1-65 Orange No. 5 Texas beat Alabama 21-17 Same How the bowl games determined the national champion from 1965 to present. 1-1-66 Rose No. 5 UCLA beat Michigan St. 14-12 Alabama Year listed is the football season before the bowl games.) 1-1-71 Cotton No. 6 Notre Dame beat Texas 24-11 Nebraska Note: The national champion was selected before the bowl games as follows: 12-31-73 Sugar No. 3 Notre Dame beat Alabama 24-23 Notre Dame (1936-64 and 1966-67); United Press International (1950- 1-1-76 Rose No. 11 UCLA beat Ohio St. 23-10 Oklahoma 73); Football Writers Association of America (1954); and National Football 1-2-78 Cotton No. 5 Notre Dame beat Texas 38-10 Notre Dame Foundation and Hall of Fame (1959-70). 1-1-79 Sugar No. 2 Alabama beat Penn St. 14-7 Alabama 1965 The Associated Press (AP) selected Alabama as national champion 1-1-80 Rose No. 3 Southern California beat Ohio St. 17-16 Alabama after it defeated Nebraska, 39-28, in the Orange Bowl January 1, 1966. 1-1-83 Sugar No. 2 Penn St. beat Georgia 27-23 Penn St. 1-2-84 Orange No. 5 Miami (FL) beat Nebraska 31-30 Miami (FL) 1968 AP selected Ohio State as national champion after it defeated 1-1-86 Orange No. 3 Oklahoma beat Penn St. 25-10 Oklahoma Southern California, 27-16, in the Rose Bowl January 1, 1969. 1-2-87 Fiesta No. 2 Penn St. beat Miami (FL) 14-10 Penn St. 1969 AP selected Texas as national champion after it defeated Notre Dame, 1-1-88 Orange No. 2 Miami (FL) beat Oklahoma 20-14 Miami (FL) 21-17, in the Cotton Bowl January 1, 1970. 1-1-90 Orange No. 4 Notre Dame beat Colorado 21-6 Miami (FL) 1970 AP selected Nebraska as national champion after it defeated LSU, 1-1-93 Sugar No. 2 Alabama beat Miami (FL) 34-13 Alabama 17-12, in the Orange Bowl January 1, 1971. 1-2-97 Sugar No. 3 Florida beat Florida St. 52-20 Florida 1971 AP selected Nebraska as national champion after it defeated Alabama, 1-3-03 Fiesta No. 2 Ohio St. beat Miami (FL) 31-24 Ohio St. (2 OT) 38-6, in the Orange Bowl January 1, 1972. 1-4-06 Rose No. 2 Texas beat Southern California 41-38 Texas 1972 AP selected Southern California as national champion after it defeated 1-8-07 BCS No. 2 Florida beat Ohio St. 41-14 Florida Ohio State, 42-17, in the Rose Bowl January 1, 1973. 1-7-08 BCS No. 2 LSU beat Ohio St. 38-24 LSU 1-9-12 BCS No. 2 Alabama beat LSU 21-0 Alabama 1973 AP selected Notre Dame as national champion after it defeated 1-7-13 BCS No. 2 Alabama beat Notre Dame 42-14 Alabama Alabama, 24-23, in the Sugar Bowl December 31, 1973. 1-1-15 Sugar No. 5 Ohio St. beat Alabama 42-35 Ohio St. Beginning in 1974, all four of the national polls waited until after the 1-11-16 CFP No. 2 Alabama beat Clemson 45-40 Alabama bowl-game results before selecting a national champion. The following 1-9-17 CFP No. 3 Clemson beat Alabama 35-31 Clemson list shows how the bowl games figured in the final national champion- 1-1-18 Sugar No. 4 Alabama beat Clemson 24-6 Alabama ship polls for AP and UPI: 1-7-19 CFP No. 2 Clemson beat Alabama 44-16 Clemson 1974 First year of the agreement between the Coaches Association (AFCA) and the UPI Board of Coaches to declare any teams on NCAA probation ineligible for the poll. AP—Oklahoma (11-0-0) did not partici- ASSOCIATED PRESS NO. 1 VS. pate in a bowl game because of NCAA probation. UPI—Southern California (10-1-1) defeated Ohio State, 18-17, in the Rose Bowl January 1, 1975. NO. 2 IN BOWL GAMES 1975 AP and UPI both selected Oklahoma (11-1-0). Coach Barry Switzer’s Sooners defeated Michigan, 14-6, in the Orange Bowl January 1, 1976. Ohio Date Bowl Teams, Score State had led the AP poll for nine consecutive weeks until a 23-10 loss to 1-1-63 Rose No. 1 Southern California 42, No. 2 Wisconsin 37 UCLA in the Rose Bowl January 1, 1976. Oklahoma had led the AP poll for 1-1-64 Cotton No. 1 Texas 28, No. 2 Navy 6 the first four weeks of the year. 1-1-69 Rose No. 1 Ohio St. 27, No. 2 Southern California 16 1976 AP and UPI both selected Tony Dorsett-led Pittsburgh (12-0-0). 1-1-72 Orange No. 1 Nebraska 38, No. 2 Alabama 6 Pittsburgh whipped Georgia, 27-3, in the Sugar Bowl January 1, 1977. 1-1-79 Sugar No. 2 Alabama 14, No. 1 Penn St. 7 Pittsburgh took over the No. 1 position from Michigan in the ninth week of the 1-1-83 Sugar No. 2 Penn St. 27, No. 1 Georgia 23 season en route to an undefeated year. 1-2-87 Fiesta No. 2 Penn St. 14, No. 1 Miami (FL) 10 1977 AP and UPI were in agreement again, picking Notre Dame as national 1-1-88 Orange No. 2 Miami (FL) 20, No. 1 Oklahoma 14 titlist. The Irish beat previously undefeated and top-ranked Texas, 38-10, 1-1-93 Sugar* No. 2 Alabama 34, No. 1 Miami (FL) 13 in the Cotton Bowl January 2, 1978. Notre Dame was the sixth team to be 1-1-94 Orange* No. 1 Florida St. 18, No. 2 Nebraska 16 ranked No. 1 during the 1977 season in the AP poll. 1-2-96 Fiesta* No. 1 Nebraska 62, No. 2 Florida 24 1978 This was the last time until the 1991 season that the two polls split 1-4-99 Fiesta# No. 1 Tennessee 23, No. 2 Florida St. 16 on a national champion, with AP selecting Alabama (11-1-0) and UPI going 1-4-00 Sugar# No. 1 Florida St. 46, No. 2 Virginia Tech 29 for Southern California (12-1-0). Alabama, ranked No. 2 in the AP poll, upset 1-3-03 Fiesta# No. 2 Ohio St. 31, No. 1 Miami (FL) 24 (2 ot) No. 1 Penn State, 14-7, in the Sugar Bowl January 1, 1979. Alabama had been ranked No. 1 in the first two weeks of the season until a 24-14 loss to 1-4-05 Orange# No. 1 Southern California^ 55, No. 2 Oklahoma 19 Southern California. 1-4-06 Rose# No. 2 Texas 41, No. 1 Southern California^ 38 1-8-07 BCS# No. 2 Florida 41, No. 1 Ohio St. 14 1979 Unbeaten Alabama (12-0-0) was the unanimous choice of both polls. 1-7-08 BCS# No. 2 LSU 38, No. 1 Ohio St. 24 Bear Bryant’s Tide whipped Arkansas easily, 24-9, in the Sugar Bowl January 1, 1980, to claim the title. 1-8-09 BCS# No. 1 Florida 24, No. 2 Oklahoma 14 1-7-10 BCS# No. 1 Alabama 37, No. 2 Texas 21 1980 Georgia made it three No. 1’s in a row for the Southeastern 1-10-11 BCS# No. 1 Auburn 22, No. 2 Oregon 19 Conference with an undefeated season (12-0-0) to take the top spot in both

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polls. Vince Dooley’s Bulldogs downed Notre Dame, 17-10, behind freshman feated at 12-0, downed Oregon, 38-20, in the Rose Bowl but had to settle phenom Herschel Walker in the Sugar Bowl January 1, 1981. for second place in the polls. Nebraska was No. 1 in all polls after the bowls. 1981 Both polls selected unbeaten Clemson (12-0-0). The Tigers gave 1995 Another unanimous year for undefeated and No. 1 Nebraska. The coach Danny Ford the first Clemson national football championship with a Cornhuskers posted back-to-back national titles with a convincing 62-24 vic- 22-15 victory over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl January 1, 1982. Clemson tory over No. 2 Florida in the bowl alliance’s Fiesta Bowl matchup. did not take over the AP No. 1 slot until the next-to-last poll of the year. 1996 No. 3 Florida took the national crown in all polls after meeting and 1982 AP and UPI both selected Penn State (11-1-0). The Nittany Lions beating No. 1 Florida State, 52-20, in the bowl alliance matchup in the Sugar were No. 2 in the AP poll but knocked off No. 1 Georgia, 27-23, in the Sugar Bowl. Just a month earlier, the Seminoles had knocked off No. 1 Florida and Bowl January 1, 1983. Georgia had led the AP poll for the final five weeks of the Gators returned the favor. No. 2 Arizona State was defeated, 20-17, by the season. Ohio State in the nonalliance Rose Bowl and dropped out of national cham- pionship consideration. 1983 AP and UPI had no choice but to select Miami (Florida) as the unani- mous champion after the No. 2 Hurricanes downed No. 1 Nebraska, 31-30, 1997 In the last year before the bowl alliance would include the Rose Bowl, in the Orange Bowl January 2, 1984. Many observers felt this may have been the two top-ranked teams — Michigan and Nebraska — never met for the the most exciting Orange Bowl ever played as the Cornhuskers failed on a title. Michigan, the final No. 1 in the Associated Press media poll, defeated two-point conversion attempt with 48 seconds remaining. Nebraska had led Washington State, 21-16, in the Rose Bowl, while Nebraska, No. 1 in the final the AP poll since the first week of the season. USA Today/ESPN coaches’ poll, rolled over Tennessee, 42-17, in the Orange Bowl. Both teams were rewarded with a piece of the national title. It was Unknown and a victim of the Mountain time zone, BYU (13-0-0) over- 1984 the fourth time in the 1990s that the national champion was either shared or came many obstacles to ascend to No. 1 in both polls. Coach LaVell Edwards’ unclear. Cougars downed Michigan, 24-17, in the Holiday Bowl December 21, 1984. BYU took over the top spot in the AP poll with three weeks left in the season 1998 In the first year of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS), the No. 1 after four other teams came and went as the top-rated team. and No. 2 teams (Tennessee and Florida State, respectively) met for the title in the Fiesta. The BCS rankings were a compilation of the Associated Press, Oklahoma (11-1-0) returned as the unanimous choice of both polls. 1985 USA Today/ESPN, Seattle Times, New York Times and Sagarin polls, and Barry Switzer’s Sooners knocked off top-rated Penn State, 25-10, in the schedule strength, to arrive at the top two teams. Tennessee defeated Florida Orange Bowl January 1, 1986, to claim the national title. State, 23-16, and was a unanimous No. 1 in all polls. Penn State (12-0-0) had to battle top-rated Miami (Florida) in the 1986 In the second year of the BCS, No. 1 Florida State met No. 2 Virginia Fiesta Bowl to take the top slot in both polls. Joe Paterno’s No. 2 Nittany Lions 1999 Tech in the Sugar Bowl. Florida State downed the Hokies, 46-29, to capture upset the Hurricanes, 14-10, January 2, 1987, to claim the championship. the title. The Seminoles, ranked No. 1 all year, went wire-to-wire in most polls Miami (Florida) had been ranked No. 1 for the final 10 weeks of the season. for its second national prize in the 1990s. Miami (Florida) (12-0-0) bounced back to a similar scenario as Jimmy 1987 The third year of the BCS again matched the No. 1 and No. 2 teams Johnson’s Hurricanes played underdog and finished ranked first in both polls. 2000 (Oklahoma and Florida State, respectively), this time in the Orange Bowl. The No. 2 Hurricanes beat No. 1-ranked Oklahoma, 20-14, in the Orange Oklahoma used team and a stingy defense to down the Seminoles, Bowl January 1, 1988. The Sooners had been the top-rated AP team for 13 13-2, holding Heisman Trophy winner Chris Weinke without a touchdown. The of the season’s 15 polls. Sooners were a unanimous pick in all polls. Notre Dame (12-0-0) finished as the top team in both polls and gave 1988 In the fourth year of the BCS, Miami (Florida) became the only unde- the Fiesta Bowl its second national title game in three seasons. Lou Holtz’s 2001 feated team in the country (12-0) and claimed the mythical title by defeating Irish whipped West Virginia, 34-21, January 2, 1989, to claim their eighth AP Nebraska, 37-14, in the Rose Bowl. Miami was ranked No. 1 in the AP poll but title. Notre Dame took over the top spot in the poll from UCLA in the ninth Nebraska, No. 4 in the poll, was selected for the championship game over No. week of the season. 2 Oregon. Heisman Trophy winner Eric Crouch was a member of the losing 1989 Miami (Florida) (11-1-0) claimed its second national title in three years Cornhusker squad, while coach Larry Coker led Miami to the title in his first in both polls. The Hurricanes downed Alabama, 33-25, in the Sugar Bowl season as a head coach. January 1, 1990, while No. 1-ranked Colorado lost to Notre Dame, 21-6, in The fifth year of the BCS ratings matched the No. 1 and No. 2 teams the Orange Bowl to clear the way. Notre Dame led the AP poll for 12 of the 2002 [Miami (Florida) and Ohio State] in the Fiesta Bowl and it turned out to be one 15 weeks. of the most exciting college football bowls/poll championships. No. 2 Ohio 1990 Colorado (11-1-0) and Georgia Tech (11-0-1) split the polls for the first State prevailed, 31-24, after two overtime periods over No. 1 Miami (Florida), time since 1978 with the Buffs taking the AP vote and the Jackets the UPI. a team that had been ranked No. 1 since the first week of the season. Jim Colorado bounced back from a disappointing 1989 title march to edge Notre Tressel coached the Buckeyes to their first title since 1968 in only his second Dame, 10-9, in the Orange Bowl January 1, 1991. Georgia Tech had little year at the helm. He also had four Division I-AA national titles at Youngstown trouble with Nebraska, 45-21, in the Florida Citrus Bowl January 1, 1991, to State. finish as Division I-A’s only undefeated team. 2003 The sixth year of the BCS brought nothing but questions as the No. 1 1991 Miami (Florida) (12-0-0) and Washington (12-0-0) kept Division I-A and No. 2 teams in both major polls failed to meet in the title game. Southern playoff talk alive with a split in the national polls for the second consecutive California and LSU were No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in both polls (media year. The Hurricanes took the AP vote, while the Huskies took both the USA and coaches’), but No. 3 Oklahoma held onto its No. 1 spot in the BCS Today/CNN and UPI polls. If either had stumbled in a bowl, then the other final ratings despite being trounced in the Big 12 Conference championship would have been a unanimous selection. However, Washington drubbed game. The BCS matched Oklahoma and No. 2 LSU in the Sugar Bowl for the Michigan, 34-14, in the Rose Bowl, and Miami (Florida) had little trouble shut- BCS title, while No. 1 Southern California played in the Rose Bowl against ting out Nebraska, 22-0, in the Orange Bowl later that evening. Michigan. LSU beat Oklahoma, 21-14, to claim the BCS title and the No. 1 slot in the USA Today/ESPN poll, but Southern California downed Michigan, No. 2 Alabama (13-0-0) turned in a magnificent performance in the 1992 28-14, to secure its No. 1 ranking in the Associated Press final poll. That Sugar Bowl by upsetting No. 1 Miami (Florida), 34-13, in a game dominated meant another split national championship and grumbling began again for a by the Crimson Tide. It marked the first year of the , and the better system to determine a clear-cut national titlist. bowlmeisters managed to match the top two teams for the national cham- pionship. It also marked the 17th time that a No. 1 team in the AP poll was 2004 In the seventh year of the BCS, five teams – Auburn, Boise State, knocked off in a bowl game since 1951. Alabama was named No. 1 in all polls Oklahoma, Southern California and Utah – finished the regular season unde- after the January 1, 1993, matchup. feated. Southern California and Oklahoma ended the season ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the BCS standings and in both polls, earning spots No. 1 Florida State downed No. 2 Nebraska, 18-16, in the Orange 1993 in the BCS national championship game, this time the Orange Bowl. Southern Bowl to become a unanimous national champion. Notre Dame, winner over California won, 55-19, to take the national championship outright and secure Texas A&M (24-21) in the Cotton Bowl, wanted to claim the title after beating its second straight season with at least a portion of the title. Note: Southern the Seminoles in the regular season. But a late-season loss to Boston College California later had the final two victories of the 2004 season vacated by the cost the Irish in the polls. Florida State was No. 1 in all polls after the bowls. NCAA Committee on Infractions and the BCS vacated the Trojans’ Orange 1994 No. 1 Nebraska halted a seven-game bowl losing streak by posting a Bowl participation and BCS title. come-from-behind victory, 24-17, over Miami (Florida) in the Orange Bowl to In the eighth year of the BCS, only two teams – Southern California cap a perfect 13-0 season with the national title. No. 2 Penn State, also unde- 2005

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and Texas – finished the regular season undefeated. Southern California and Running back Ezekiel Elliott dominated the ground attack for the Buckeyes. Texas ended the season ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the BCS In the two bowl games, Elliott had 476 yards rushing and six TDs. Meanwhile, standings and in both polls, earning spots in the BCS national champion- Cardale Jones, the third quarterback of the season for Ohio State, was effe- ship game. Texas rallied and scored with 18 seconds left to beat Southern cient in the two games throwing for 485 yards and two TDs. California, 41-38, in the Rose Bowl to take the national championship outright. In year two of the College Football Playoff, top-seed Clemson beat Note: Southern California later had the all victories from the 2005 season 2015 Oklahoma 37-17 in the Orange Bowl, while No. 2 seed Alabama shutout vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions and the BCS vacated the Michigan State in the Cotton Bowl to set up a match-up of the top two teams. Trojans’ Rose Bowl participation. In the National Championship game, Derrick Henry ran for three touchdowns, 2006 In the ninth year of the BCS, just two teams – Boise State and Ohio O.J. Howard had five catches for 208 yards, including three catches of 50 State – again finished the regular season with perfect records. However, it yards or more and Alabama held off Clemson, 45-40, to win the national title. was Florida that was second in both the BCS standings and the polls, earn- Clemson’s Deshaun Watson passed for 405 yards and four touchdowns to ing the Gators a trip to meet Ohio State in the BCS national championship lead the Tigers. game. Florida swamped the Buckeyes in the newly formed BCS National The College Football Playoff again matched the top four teams Championship Game, 41-14, to take the national title. 2016 to determine the National Champion. Top-seed Alabama defeated No. 4 2007 It was a year of upsets as four different schools, including one team Washington, 24-7, in the Peach Bowl while No. 3 Clemson shut out Ohio three different times, held the No. 1 spot throughout the year, before LSU State, 31-0, to setup a rematch of the previous season’s CFP Championship claimed the 2007 AP championship. Southern California was the preseason Game. In the Championship Game, Clemson scored two fourth quarter TDs favorite and ran with the top spot the first four weeks before handing it off to to overcome a 10-point deficit and grap a 28-24 lead with 4:38 to play. But the Tigers. It only took two weeks before LSU moved over for Ohio State. The Crimson Tide QB Jalen Hurts scored on a 30-yard run to give Alabama a Buckeyes hung on to the top spot for four weeks before giving it back to LSU. 31-28 lead with 2:07 remaining. Clemson QB Deshaun Watson, who would The Tigers would fall two weeks later, and this time the Tigers of Missouri be the game’s offensive MVP, completed 6-of-7 passes on the final drive would jump to the No. 1 spot for the first time since 1960. It only lasted one including a two-yard pass to Hunter Renfrow with one second remaining to week as Ohio State jumped back into the driver’s seat. For the second straight give the Tigers a 35-31 win. year, the Buckeyes lost in the national championship game, and LSU, for the In the fourth year of the College Football Playoff, two of the three third and final time, elevated itself to the top spot with a 38-24 win. 2017 games went to overtime. The Rose Bowl was the first semifinal and No. 3 2008 For the second time in three years, the earned a spot in Georgia jumped out to a 31-17 halftime lead over No. 2 Oklahoma. But the the BCS National Championship Game, ranking second in the BCS standings Sooners stormed back in the second half and held a seven-point lead with but first in the AP poll. Oklahoma’s potent offense, which scored 60 or more less than a minute to go before a Bulldog’s late TD tied the game and send it points in its last five games, helped lead the Sooners to the top spot in the to overtime. After both teams kicked field goals in the first overtime, Georgia BCS entering the bowl season. Against Florida, though, Oklahoma managed blocked an Oklahoma field goal attempt in the second OT and Sony Michel only two scores as the Gators claimed a national championship for the second rushed in from 27 yards to send Georgia to the championship game with a time in three years. The Sooners dropped to fifth in the final polls with Utah 54-48 win. In the Sugar Bowl No. 4 Alabama used a dominating defense to (the nation’s only undefeated team), Southern California and Texas all leaping upset No. 1 Clemson, 24-6. In the championship game, Georgia took a 13-0 Oklahoma in both AP and USA Today final polls. lead by halftime and had a 20-7 lead with 6:52 left in the third quarter. But Alabama back-up quarterback Tua Tagovailoa helped the Crimson Tide score Five teams — Alabama, Boise State, Cincinnati, Texas and TCU — 2009 13 unanswered points to force overtime. After a Georgia field goal, Tagovailoa all entered the bowl season with undefeated records, earning spots in BCS hig DeVonta Smith on a 41-yard touchdown pass to allow Alabama to clinch games, but it was Alabama and Texas that earned spots in the BCS National its second CFP Championship in three years. Championship game. Alabama scored 13 fourth-quarter points to stretch a three-point lead to a 37-21 victory and claim the Crimson Tide’s first national 2018 The fifth year of the College Football Playoff saw three high scoring championship since 1992. Texas finished second in the AP and USA Today affairs. The first semifinal was the Cotton Bowl, pairing No. 2 Clemson against polls, followed in both polls by Florida, Boise State (the only other team to No. 3 Notre Dame. After a 3-3 first quarter, Clemson racked up another 20 finish the season undefeated) and Ohio State. points off three passing touchdowns from Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence to go up 23-3 in the first half. The Tigers added the only rushing touchdown of Auburn and Oregon earned spots in the BCS National Championship 2010 the game in the third quarter, resulting in a 30-3 final over the Fighting Irish. game, leaving fellow undefeated TCU in the Rose Bowl. In the title game, In the Orange Bowl, No. 1 Alabama outlasted No. 4 Oklahoma to propel the Auburn led much of the second half until a touchdown and two-point conver- Crimson Tide to the championship game for the fourth year in a row. Alabama sion by the Ducks tied the score at 19-19 with 2:33 remaining. On the second jumped out to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter and took a 31-10 lead into the play of the ensuing drive, Auburn RB Michael Dyer got loose for a 37-yard break. The Sooners rallied in the third quarter, scoring 10 unanswered points, gain to the Oregon 23-yard-line. Later in the drive, Dyer added a 16-yard run but couldn’t outscore the Tide in the fourth, with Alabama winning 45-34. to get the ball inside the two-yard-line and Tiger kicker Wes Byrum nailed In a class of No. 1 and No. 2, it was an even game in the first quarter, with a 19-yard field goal attempt as time expired to give Auburn its first national Clemson leading 14-13. However, Clemson outscored the Tide 30-3 in the championship. remaining three quarters to capture its second CFP Championship in three 2011 It was a rematch in the championship game years. between LSU and Alabama. With a smothering display of old-school football, In the sixth year of the College Football Playoff, LSU efficiently the No. 2 Crimson Tide blew out the top-ranked Tigers, 21-0, in the BCS 2019 dispatched its competition for its fourth national championship. The first championship game. Jeremy Shelley tied a bowl record with five field goals semifinal, the Peach Bowl, featured a matchup between No. 1 LSU and No. and the defense did the rest, posting the first shutout in the 14-year history of 4 Oklahoma. LSU got off to a roaring start, putting up 21 points in the first the BCS. It was the Tide’s second BCS title in three years. quarter and 28 points in the second quarter, leading the Sooners 49-14 at the 2012 Alabama and coach Nick Saban won their second straight national half. The Tigers’ QB, Joe Burrow, finished the game with eight TDs (7 passing, title and third in four years as the Crimson Tide rolled over top-ranked Notre 1 rushing) in a winning 63-28 effort. Meanwhile, the Fiest Bowl betwwen No. 2 Dame, 42-14, in the BCS championship game. Game offensive MVP Eddie Ohio St. and No. 3 Clemson was much closer affair. After the first quarter, the Lacy ran for one touchdown and caught another to help Alabama to a 28-0 Buckeyes led 10-0, but the Tigers scored 14 points in the second to pull within halftime lead. Lacy finished with 140 yards rushing while quarterback AJ two points at the half. It was a tight second half, but Clemson’s 15 second half McCarron completed 20 of 28 passes for 264 yards and four touchdowns. points were too much for the Buckeyes and Clemson earned a trip back to the championship game with a 29-23 victory. In a matchup of No. 1 and No. Florida St., led by Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston, completed 2013 3, it started off evenly, with the two teams tied at 7-7. However, Burrow began their undefeated season by defeating SEC Champion Auburn, 34-31, in the to heat up and helped the Tigers to add 21 additional points in the second BCS championship game. After Auburn took a 31-27 lead with 1:19 remain- quarter and another 14 in the second half. Clemson struggled to match the ing in the 4th quarter, Winston drove the Seminoles back down the field, pace and LSU captured its fourth national championship with a 42-25 win. finding in the endzone with 13 seconds left to clinch the title. Winston completed 20 of 35 passes for 237 yards and 2 touchdowns and was named the game’s offensive MVP. 2014 In the first year of the College Football Playoff, Ohio State took advan- tage of being the fourth-seeded team by upsetting Alabama, 42-35 in the Sugar Bowl and Oregon, 42-20, in the first-ever CFP National Championship.

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No. 10 SMU beat No. 9 Oregon, 21-13; SUGAR—No. 5 Oklahoma beat No. 3 BOWL RESULTS OF TEAMS North Carolina, 14-6; ORANGE—Unranked Texas beat No. 8 Georgia, 41-28. (Michigan selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) RANKED IN THE ASSOCIATED 1949 ORANGE—No. 15 Santa Clara beat No. 11 Kentucky, 21-13; COTTON—No. 5 Rice beat No. 16 North Carolina, 27-13; ROSE—No. 6 Ohio PRESS POLL St. beat No. 3 California, 17-14; SUGAR—No. 2 Oklahoma beat No. 9 LSU, The bowls and national polls have been perpetually linked since 1936, when 35-0. (Notre Dame selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) The Associated Press introduced its weekly college football poll. The final 1950 ROSE—No. 9 Michigan beat No. 5 California, 14-6; SUGAR—No. 7 AP poll was released at the end of the regular season until 1965, when bowl Kentucky beat No. 1 Oklahoma, 13-7; ORANGE—No. 10 Clemson beat No. results were included for one year, dropped for two more and then added 15 Miami (FL), 15-14; COTTON—No. 4 Tennessee beat No. 3 Texas, 20-14. again in 1968 until the present. This is a list of the key bowl games as they (Oklahoma selected No. 1 in vote before losing in Sugar Bowl) related to the AP poll since 1936 (with pertinent references made to other polls where applicable). 1951 COTTON—No. 15 Kentucky beat No. 11 TCU, 20-7; ORANGE—No. 5 Georgia Tech beat No. 9 Baylor, 17-14; ROSE—No. 4 Illinois beat No. (Key to polls: AP, Associated Press; UPI, United Press International; FW, 7 Stanford, 40-7; SUGAR—No. 3 Maryland beat No. 1 Tennessee, 28-13. Football Writers; NFF, National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame; USA/ (Tennessee selected No. 1 in vote before losing in Sugar Bowl) CNN, USA Today/Cable News Network; USA/NFF, USA Today/National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame; UPI/NFF, United Press International/ 1952 ROSE—No. 5 Southern California beat No. 11 Wisconsin, 7-0; National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame.) SUGAR—No. 2 Georgia Tech beat No. 7 Ole Miss, 24-7; ORANGE—No. 9 Alabama beat No. 14 Syracuse, 61-6; COTTON—No. 10 Texas beat No. 1936 SUGAR—No. 6 Santa Clara beat No. 2 LSU, 21-14; ROSE—No. 8 Tennessee, 16-0. (Michigan St. selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) 3 Pittsburgh beat No. 5 Washington, 21-0; ORANGE—No. 14 Duquesne beat unranked Mississippi St., 13-12; COTTON—No. 16 TCU beat No. 20 1953 SUGAR—No. 8 Georgia Tech beat No. 10 West Virginia, 42-19; Marquette, 16-6. (Minnesota selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) ORANGE—No. 4 Oklahoma beat No. 1 Maryland, 7-0; COTTON—No. 5 Rice beat No. 13 Alabama, 28-6; ROSE—No. 3 Michigan St. beat No. 5 UCLA, 1937 ROSE—No. 2 California beat No. 4 Alabama, 13-0; SUGAR—No. 28-20. (Maryland selected No. 1 before losing in Orange Bowl) 9 Santa Clara beat No. 8 LSU, 6-0; COTTON—No. 18 Rice beat No. 17 Colorado, 28-14. (Pittsburgh selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) 1954 ROSE—No. 1 Ohio St. beat No. 17 Southern California, 20-7; ORANGE—No. 14 Duke beat unranked Nebraska, 34-7; SUGAR—No. 5 1938 SUGAR—No. 1 TCU beat No. 6 Carnegie Mellon, 15-7; ORANGE— Navy beat No. 6 Ole Miss, 21-0; COTTON—Unranked Georgia Tech beat No. 2 Tennessee beat No. 4 Oklahoma, 17-0; ROSE—No. 7 Southern No. 10 Arkansas, 14-6. (Ohio St. remained No. 1 but UCLA named in UPI California beat No. 3 Duke, 7-3; COTTON—Unranked St. Mary’s (CA) beat and FW polls) No. 11 Texas Tech, 20-13. (TCU selected No. 1) 1955 GATOR—Unranked Vanderbilt beat No. 8 Auburn, 25-13; ROSE— 1939 SUGAR—No. 1 Texas A&M beat No. 5 Tulane, 14-13; ROSE—No. 3 No. 2 Michigan St. beat No. 4 UCLA, 17-14; ORANGE—No. 1 Oklahoma Southern California beat No. 2 Tennessee, 14-0; ORANGE—No. 16 Georgia beat No. 3 Maryland, 20-6; COTTON—No. 10 Ole Miss beat No. 6 TCU, Tech beat No. 6 Missouri, 21-7; COTTON—No. 12 Clemson beat No. 11 14-13; SUGAR—No. 7 Georgia Tech beat No. 11 Pittsburgh, 7-0. (Oklahoma Boston College, 6-3. (Texas A&M selected No. 1) remained No. 1) 1940 ROSE—No. 2 Stanford beat No. 7 Nebraska, 21-13; SUGAR—No. 5 1956 SUGAR—No. 11 Baylor beat No. 2 Tennessee, 13-7; ORANGE—No. Boston College beat No. 4 Tennessee, 19-13; COTTON—No. 6 Texas A&M 20 Colorado beat No. 19 Clemson, 27-21; GATOR—No. 4 Georgia Tech beat beat No. 12 Fordham, 13-12; ORANGE—No. 9 Mississippi St. beat No. 13 No. 13 Pittsburgh, 21-14; ROSE—No. 3 Iowa beat No. 10 Oregon St., 35-19; Georgetown, 14-7. (Minnesota selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) COTTON—No. 14 TCU beat No. 8 Syracuse, 28-27. (Oklahoma selected No. 1941 ROSE—No. 12 Oregon St. beat No. 2 Duke, 20-16 (played at 1 but did not play in a bowl) Durham, NC, because of World War II); SUGAR—No. 6 Fordham beat No. 1957 GATOR—No. 13 Tennessee beat No. 9 Texas A&M, 3-0; ROSE—No. 7 Missouri, 2-0; COTTON—No. 20 Alabama beat No. 9 Texas A&M, 29-21; 2 Ohio St. beat unranked Oregon, 10-7; COTTON—No. 5 Navy beat No. 8 ORANGE—No. 14 Georgia beat unranked TCU, 40-26. (Minnesota selected Rice, 20-7; ORANGE—No. 4 Oklahoma beat No. 16 Duke, 48-21; SUGAR— No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) No. 7 Ole Miss beat No. 11 Texas, 39-7. (Auburn selected No. 1 but did not 1942 ROSE—No. 2 Georgia beat No. 13 UCLA, 9-0; SUGAR—No. 7 play in a bowl; Ohio St. selected No. 1 in both UPI and FW polls) Tennessee beat No. 4 Tulsa, 14-7; COTTON—No. 11 Texas beat No. 5 1958 SUGAR—No. 1 LSU beat No. 12 Clemson, 7-0; COTTON—No. 6 Air Georgia Tech, 14-7; ORANGE—No. 10 Alabama beat No. 8 Boston College, Force tied No. 10 TCU, 0-0; ROSE—No. 2 Iowa beat No. 16 California, 38-12; 37-21. (Ohio St. selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) ORANGE—No. 5 Oklahoma beat No. 9 Syracuse, 21-6. (LSU remained No. 1943 ROSE—Unranked Southern California beat No. 12 Washington, 29-0; 1 in AP and UPI but Iowa selected in FW poll) COTTON—No. 14 Texas tied unranked Randolph Field, 7-7; SUGAR—No. 1959 COTTON—No. 1 Syracuse beat No. 4 Texas, 23-14; ROSE—No. 13 Georgia Tech beat No. 15 Tulsa, 20-18. (Notre Dame selected No. 1 but 8 Washington beat No. 6 Wisconsin, 44-8; ORANGE—No. 5 Georgia beat did not play in a bowl) No. 18 Missouri, 14-0; SUGAR—No. 2 Ole Miss beat No. 3 LSU, 21-0; 1944 ROSE—No. 7 Southern California beat No. 12 Tennessee, 25-0; BLUEBONNET—No. 11 Clemson beat No. 7 TCU, 23-7; LIBERTY—No. 12 ORANGE—Unranked Tulsa beat No. 13 Georgia Tech, 26-12; No. 3 Penn St. beat No. 10 Alabama, 7-0; GATOR—No. 9 Arkansas beat unranked Randolph Field beat No. 20 Second Air Force, 13-6, in a battle of military pow- Georgia Tech, 14-7. (Syracuse selected No. 1 by all four polls) ers. (Army West Point selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) 1960 ROSE—No. 6 Washington beat No. 1 Minnesota, 17-7; COTTON— 1945 ROSE—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 11 Southern California, 34-14; No. 10 Duke beat No. 7 Arkansas, 7-6; SUGAR—No. 2 Ole Miss beat COTTON—No. 10 Texas beat unranked Missouri, 40-27; ORANGE— unranked Rice, 14-6; ORANGE—No. 5 Missouri beat No. 4 Navy, 21-14; Unranked Miami (FL) beat No. 16 Holy Cross, 13-6; SUGAR—No. 5 BLUEBONNET—No. 9 Alabama tied unranked Texas, 3-3. (Minnesota Oklahoma St. beat No. 7 St. Mary’s (CA), 33-13. (Army West Point selected selected No. 1 by AP, UPI and NFF before losing in Rose Bowl; Ole Miss No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) named No. 1 in FW poll) 1946 COTTON—No. 8 LSU tied No. 16 Arkansas, 0-0; ROSE—No. 5 1961 COTTON—No. 3 Texas beat No. 5 Ole Miss, 12-7; SUGAR—No. Illinois beat No. 4 UCLA, 45-14; SUGAR—No. 3 Georgia beat No. 9 North 1 Alabama beat No. 9 Arkansas, 10-3; ORANGE—No. 4 LSU beat No. 7 Carolina, 20-10; ORANGE—No. 10 Rice beat No. 7 Tennessee, 8-0. (Notre Colorado, 25-7; GOTHAM—Unranked Baylor beat No. 10 Utah St., 24-9; Dame selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl) ROSE—No. 6 Minnesota beat No. 16 UCLA, 21-3. (Alabama selected No. 1 in AP, UPI and NFF, but Ohio St. picked by FW poll) 1947 ORANGE—No. 10 Georgia Tech beat No. 12 Kansas, 20-14; ROSE— No. 2 Michigan beat No. 8 Southern California, 49-0; SUGAR—No. 5 Texas 1962 ROSE—No. 1 Southern California beat No. 2 Wisconsin, 42-37; beat No. 6 Alabama, 27-7; COTTON—No. 3 SMU tied No. 4 Penn St., 13-13. SUGAR—No. 3 Ole Miss beat No. 6 Arkansas, 17-13; COTTON—No. 7 (Notre Dame selected No. 1 but did not play in a bowl; Michigan also declared LSU beat No. 4 Texas, 13-0; GATOR—Unranked Florida beat No. 9 Penn champion in vote after Rose Bowl victory but AP kept Notre Dame as vote St., 17-7; ORANGE—No. 5 Alabama beat No. 8 Oklahoma, 17-0. (Southern of record) California selected No. 1 by all four polls) 1948 ROSE—No. 7 Northwestern beat No. 4 California, 20-14; COTTON— 1963 COTTON—No. 1 Texas beat No. 2 Navy, 28-6; ORANGE—No. 6

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Nebraska beat No. 5 Auburn, 13-7; ROSE—No. 3 Illinois beat unranked 13-6; FIESTA—No. 7 Arizona St. beat No. 6 Nebraska, 17-14; COTTON—No. Washington, 17-7; SUGAR—No. 8 Alabama beat No. 7 Ole Miss, 12-7. 18 Arkansas beat No. 12 Georgia, 31-10; BLUEBONNET—No. 9 Texas beat (Texas selected No. 1 by all four polls) No. 10 Colorado, 38-21. (Oklahoma selected No. 1 in all four polls) 1964 ORANGE—No. 5 Texas beat No. 1 Alabama, 21-17; ROSE—No. 4 1976 SUGAR—No. 1 Pittsburgh beat No. 5 Georgia, 27-3; ROSE—No. 3 Michigan beat No. 8 Oregon St., 34-7; COTTON—No. 2 Arkansas beat No. Southern California beat No. 2 Michigan, 14-6; COTTON—No. 6 Houston 6 Nebraska, 10-7; SUGAR—No. 7 LSU beat unranked Syracuse, 13-10. beat No. 4 Maryland, 30-21; LIBERTY—No. 16 Alabama beat No. 7 UCLA, (Alabama selected No. 1 by AP and UPI before losing in the Orange Bowl, 36-6; ORANGE—No. 11 Ohio St. beat No. 12 Colorado, 27-10; FIESTA—No. while Arkansas No. 1 in FW poll and Notre Dame No. 1 in NFF poll) 8 Oklahoma beat unranked Wyoming, 41-7; SUN—No. 10 Texas A&M beat unranked Florida, 37-14; BLUEBONNET—No. 13 Nebraska beat No. 9 Texas ROSE—No. 5 1965 (First year final poll taken after bowl games) Tech, 27-24. (Pittsburgh remained No. 1 in all four polls) UCLA beat No. 1 Michigan St., 14-12; COTTON—Unranked LSU beat No. 2 Arkansas, 14-7; SUGAR—No. 6 Missouri beat unranked Florida, 20-18; 1977 COTTON—No. 5 Notre Dame beat No. 1 Texas, 38-10; ORANGE— ORANGE—No. 4 Alabama beat No. 3 Nebraska, 39-28; BLUEBONNET— No. 6 Arkansas beat No. 2 Oklahoma, 31-6; SUGAR—No. 3 Alabama beat No. 7 Tennessee beat unranked Tulsa, 27-6; GATOR—Unranked Georgia No. 9 Ohio St., 35-6; ROSE—No. 13 Washington beat No. 4 Michigan, 27-20; Tech beat No. 10 Texas Tech, 31-21. (Alabama selected No. 1 in final poll but FIESTA—No. 8 Penn St. beat No. 15 Arizona St., 42-30; GATOR—No. 10 Michigan St. named by UPI and NFF polls and tied with Alabama in FW poll) Pittsburgh beat No. 11 Clemson, 34-3. (Notre Dame selected No. 1 in all four polls) 1966 (Returned to final poll taken before bowls) SUGAR—No. 3 Alabama beat No. 6 Nebraska, 34-7; ROSE—No. 7 Purdue beat unranked 1978 SUGAR—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 Penn St., 14-7; ROSE—No. 3 Southern California, 14-13; COTTON—No. 4 Georgia beat No. 10 SMU, Southern California beat No. 5 Michigan, 17-10; ORANGE—No. 4 Oklahoma 24-9; ORANGE—Unranked Florida beat No. 8 Georgia Tech, 27-12; beat No. 6 Nebraska, 31-24; COTTON—No. 10 Notre Dame beat No. 9 LIBERTY—No. 9 Miami (FL) beat unranked Virginia Tech, 14-7. (Notre Dame Houston, 35-34; GATOR—No. 7 Clemson beat No. 20 Ohio St., 17-15; selected No. 1 by AP, UPI and FW polls and tied with Michigan St. in NFF poll; FIESTA—No. 8 Arkansas tied No. 15 UCLA, 10-10. (Alabama selected No. 1 neither team played in a bowl game and they tied in a regular-season game) in AP, FW and NFF polls, while Southern California named in UPI) 1967 ROSE—No. 1 Southern California beat No. 4 Indiana, 14-3; SUGAR— 1979 ROSE—No. 3 Southern California beat No. 1 Ohio St., 17-16; Unranked LSU beat No. 6 Wyoming, 20-13; ORANGE—No. 3 Oklahoma SUGAR—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 6 Arkansas, 24-9; ORANGE—No. 5 beat No. 2 Tennessee, 26-24; COTTON—Unranked Texas A&M beat No. 8 Oklahoma beat No. 4 Florida St., 24-7; COTTON—No. 8 Houston beat No. Alabama, 20-16; GATOR—No. 10 Penn St. tied unranked Florida St., 17-17. 7 Nebraska, 17-14; SUN—No. 13 Washington beat No. 11 Texas, 14-7; (Southern California selected No. 1 in all four polls) FIESTA—No. 10 Pittsburgh beat unranked Arizona, 16-10. (Alabama select- ed No. 1 in all four polls) 1968 (Returned to final poll taken after bowl games) ROSE—No. 1 Ohio St. beat No. 2 Southern California, 27-16; SUGAR—No. 9 Arkansas beat 1980 SUGAR—No. 1 Georgia beat No. 7 Notre Dame, 17-10; ORANGE— No. 4 Georgia, 16-2; ORANGE—No. 3 Penn St. beat No. 6 Kansas, 15-14; No. 4 Oklahoma beat No. 2 Florida St., 18-17; ROSE—No. 5 Michigan beat COTTON—No. 5 Texas beat No. 8 Tennessee, 36-13; BLUEBONNET—No. No. 16 Washington, 23-6; COTTON—No. 9 Alabama beat No. 6 Baylor, 30-2; 20 SMU beat No. 10 Oklahoma, 28-27; GATOR—No. 16 Missouri beat No. GATOR—No. 3 Pittsburgh beat No. 18 South Carolina, 37-9; SUN—No. 12 Alabama, 35-10. (Ohio St. remained No. 1) 8 Nebraska beat No. 17 Mississippi St., 31-17; FIESTA—No. 10 Penn St. beat No. 11 Ohio St., 31-19; BLUEBONNET—No. 13 North Carolina beat COTTON—No. 1 Texas beat No. 9 Notre Dame, 21-17; SUGAR—No. 1969 unranked Texas, 16-7. (Georgia remained No. 1 in all four polls) 13 Ole Miss beat No. 3 Arkansas, 27-22; ORANGE—No. 2 Penn St. beat No. 6 Missouri, 10-3; ROSE—No. 5 Southern California beat No. 7 Michigan, 1981 ORANGE—No. 1 Clemson beat No. 4 Nebraska, 22-15; SUGAR— 10-3. (Texas remained No. 1) No. 10 Pittsburgh beat No. 2 Georgia, 24-20; COTTON—No. 6 Texas beat No. 3 Alabama, 14-12; GATOR—No. 11 North Carolina beat unranked COTTON—No. 6 Notre Dame beat No. 1 Texas, 24-11; ROSE—No. 1970 Arkansas, 31-27; ROSE—No. 12 Washington beat No. 13 Iowa, 28-0; 12 Stanford beat No. 2 Ohio St., 27-17; SUGAR—No. 5 Tennessee beat FIESTA—No. 7 Penn St. beat No. 8 Southern California, 26-10. (Clemson No. 11 Air Force, 34-13; ORANGE—No. 3 Nebraska beat No. 8 LSU, 17-12; remained No. 1 in all four polls) PEACH—No. 9 Arizona St. beat unranked North Carolina, 48-26. (Nebraska selected No. 1 in AP and FW polls while Texas was No. 1 in UPI and tied with 1982 SUGAR—No. 2 Penn St. beat No. 1 Georgia, 27-23; ORANGE—No. Ohio St. in NFF poll) 3 Nebraska beat No. 13 LSU, 21-20; COTTON—No. 4 SMU beat No. 6 Pittsburgh, 7-3; ROSE—No. 5 UCLA beat No. 19 Michigan, 24-14; ALOHA— ORANGE—No. 1 Nebraska beat No. 2 Alabama, 38-6; SUGAR—No. 1971 No. 9 Washington beat No. 16 Maryland, 21-20; FIESTA—No. 11 Arizona 3 Oklahoma beat No. 5 Auburn, 40-22; ROSE—No. 16 Stanford beat No. 4 St. beat No. 12 Oklahoma, 32-21; BLUEBONNET—No. 14 Arkansas beat Michigan, 13-12; GATOR—No. 6 Georgia beat unranked North Carolina, 7-3; unranked Florida, 28-24. (Penn St. selected No. 1 in all four polls) COTTON—No. 10 Penn St. beat No. 12 Texas, 30-6; FIESTA—No. 8 Arizona St. beat unranked Florida St., 45-38; BLUEBONNET—No. 7 Colorado beat 1983 ORANGE—No. 5 Miami (FL) beat No. 1 Nebraska, 31-30; COTTON— No. 15 Houston, 29-17. (Nebraska remained No. 1 in all four polls) No. 7 Georgia beat No. 2 Texas, 10-9; SUGAR—No. 3 Auburn beat No. 8 Michigan, 9-7; ROSE—Unranked UCLA beat No. 4 Illinois, 45-9; HOLIDAY— ROSE—No. 1 Southern California beat No. 3 Ohio St., 42-17; 1972 No. 9 BYU beat unranked Missouri, 21-17; GATOR—No. 11 Florida beat COTTON—No. 7 Texas beat No. 4 Alabama, 17-13; SUGAR—No. 2 No. 10 Iowa, 14-6; FIESTA—No. 14 Ohio St. beat No. 15 Pittsburgh, 28-23. Oklahoma beat No. 5 Penn St., 14-0; ORANGE—No. 9 Nebraska beat No. [Miami (FL) selected No. 1 in all four polls] 12 Notre Dame, 40-6; GATOR—No. 6 Auburn beat No. 13 Colorado, 24-3; BLUEBONNET—No. 11 Tennessee beat No. 10 LSU, 24-17. (Southern 1984 HOLIDAY—No. 1 BYU beat unranked Michigan, 24-17; ORANGE— California remained No. 1 in all four polls) No. 4 Washington beat No. 2 Oklahoma, 28-17; SUGAR—No. 5 Nebraska beat No. 11 LSU, 28-10; ROSE—No. 18 Southern California beat No. 6 Ohio SUGAR—No. 3 Notre Dame beat No. 1 Alabama, 24-23; ROSE— 1973 St., 20-17; COTTON—No. 8 Boston College beat unranked Houston, 45-28; No. 4 Ohio St. beat No. 7 Southern California, 42-21; ORANGE—No. 6 GATOR—No. 9 Oklahoma St. beat No. 7 South Carolina, 21-14; ALOHA— Penn St. beat No. 13 LSU, 16-9; COTTON—No. 12 Nebraska beat No. 8 No. 10 SMU beat No. 17 Notre Dame, 27-20. (BYU remained No. 1 in all Texas, 19-3; FIESTA—No. 10 Arizona St. beat unranked Pittsburgh, 28-7; four polls) BLUEBONNET—No. 14 Houston beat No. 17 Tulane, 47-7. (Notre Dame selected No. 1 in AP, FW and NFF polls, Alabama named No. 1 by UPI. No. 2 1985 ORANGE—No. 3 Oklahoma beat No. 1 Penn St., 25-10; SUGAR— Oklahoma was on probation and could not go to a bowl game) No. 8 Tennessee beat No. 2 Miami (FL), 35-7; ROSE—No. 13 UCLA beat No. 4 Iowa, 45-28; COTTON—No. 11 Texas A&M beat No. 16 Auburn, 36-16; ROSE—No. 5 Southern California beat No. 3 Ohio St., 18-17; 1974 FIESTA—No. 5 Michigan beat No. 7 Nebraska, 27-23; BLUEBONNET—No. ORANGE—No. 9 Notre Dame beat No. 2 Alabama, 13-11; GATOR—No. 10 Air Force beat unranked Texas, 24-16. (Oklahoma selected No. 1 in all 6 Auburn beat No. 11 Texas, 27-3; COTTON—No. 7 Penn St. beat No. four polls) 12 Baylor, 41-20; SUGAR—No. 8 Nebraska beat No. 18 Florida, 13-10; LIBERTY—Unranked Tennessee beat No. 10 Maryland, 7-3. (Oklahoma 1986 FIESTA—No. 2 Penn St. beat No. 1 Miami (FL), 14-10; ORANGE— selected No. 1 in AP poll despite being on probation and not able to participate No. 3 Oklahoma beat No. 9 Arkansas, 42-8; ROSE—No. 7 Arizona St. beat in bowl game; Southern California named No. 1 by UPI, FW and NFF polls) No. 4 Michigan, 22-15; SUGAR—No. 6 Nebraska beat No. 5 LSU, 30-15; COTTON—No. 11 Ohio St. beat No. 8 Texas A&M, 28-12; CITRUS—No. 10 ROSE—No. 11 UCLA beat No. 1 Ohio St., 23-10; ORANGE—No. 3 1975 Auburn beat unranked Southern California, 16-7; SUN—No. 13 Alabama beat Oklahoma beat No. 5 Michigan, 14-6; LIBERTY—No. 17 Southern California No. 12 Washington, 28-6. (Penn St. selected No. 1 in all four polls) beat No. 2 Texas A&M, 20-0; SUGAR—No. 4 Alabama beat No. 8 Penn St.,

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1987 ORANGE—No. 2 Miami (FL) beat No. 1 Oklahoma, 20-14; FIESTA— 4 Tennessee beat No. 4 Ohio St., 20-14; ORANGE—No. 8 Florida St. beat No. 3 Florida St. beat No. 5 Nebraska, 31-28; SUGAR—No. 4 Syracuse No. 6 Notre Dame, 31-26; COTTON—No. 7 Colorado beat No. 12 Oregon, tied No. 6 Auburn, 16-16; ROSE—No. 8 Michigan St. beat No. 16 Southern 38-6; SUGAR—No. 13 Virginia Tech beat No. 9 Texas, 28-10; HOLIDAY—No. California, 20-17; COTTON—No. 13 Texas A&M beat No. 12 Notre Dame, 10 Kansas St. beat unranked Colorado St., 54-21; ALOHA—No. 11 Kansas 35-10; GATOR—No. 7 LSU beat No. 9 South Carolina, 30-13; ALOHA—No. beat unranked UCLA, 51-30; ALAMO—No. 19 Texas A&M beat No. 14 10 UCLA beat unranked Florida, 20-16. [Miami (FL) selected No. 1 in all four Michigan, 22-20; OUTBACK—No. 15 Penn St. beat No. 16 Auburn, 43-14; polls] PEACH—No. 18 Virginia beat unranked Georgia, 34-27. (Nebraska selected in all four major polls—AP, UPI, USA/CNN and FW) 1988 FIESTA—No. 1 Notre Dame beat No. 3 West Virginia, 34-21; ORANGE—No. 2 Miami (FL) beat No. 6 Nebraska, 23-3; SUGAR—No. 4 1996 SUGAR—No. 3 Florida beat No. 1 Florida St., 52-20; FIESTA—No. 7 Florida St. beat No. 7 Auburn, 13-7; ROSE—No. 11 Michigan beat No. 5 Penn St. beat No. 20 Texas, 38-15; ROSE—No. 4 Ohio St. beat No. 2 Arizona Southern California, 22-14; COTTON—No. 9 UCLA beat No. 8 Arkansas, St., 20-17; COTTON—No. 5 BYU beat No. 14 Kansas St., 19-15; FLORIDA 17-3; CITRUS—No. 13 Clemson beat No. 10 Oklahoma, 13-6. (Notre Dame CITRUS—No. 9 Tennessee beat No. 11 Northwestern, 48-28; GATOR—No. selected No. 1 in all four polls) 12 North Carolina beat No. 25 West Virginia, 20-13; OUTBACK—No. 16 Alabama beat No. 15 Michigan, 17-14; ORANGE—No. 6 Nebraska beat No. ORANGE—No. 4 Notre Dame beat No. 1 Colorado, 21-6; SUGAR— 1989 10 Virginia Tech, 41-21; INDEPENDENCE—Unranked Auburn beat No. 24 No. 2 Miami (FL) beat No. 7 Alabama, 33-25; ROSE—No. 12 Southern Army West Point, 32-29; HOLIDAY—No. 8 Colorado beat No. 13 Washington, California beat No. 3 Michigan, 17-10; COTTON—No. 8 Tennessee beat No. 33-21; ALAMO—No. 21 Iowa beat unranked Texas Tech, 27-0; PEACH—No. 10 Arkansas, 31-27; FIESTA—No. 5 Florida St. beat No. 6 Nebraska, 41-17; 17 LSU beat unranked Clemson, 10-7; CARQUEST—No. 19 Miami (FL) HALL OF FAME—No. 9 Auburn beat No. 21 Ohio St., 31-14; CITRUS—No. beat unranked Virginia, 31-21; LIBERTY—No. 23 Syracuse beat unranked 11 Illinois beat No. 15 Virginia, 31-21. [Miami (FL) selected No. 1 in all four Houston, 30-17. (Florida selected in all four major polls—AP, USA/CNN, FW polls] and NFF/HOF) ORANGE—No. 1 Colorado beat No. 5 Notre Dame, 10-9; CITRUS— 1990 ROSE—No. 1 Michigan beat No. 9 Washington St., 21-16; ORANGE— No. 2 Georgia Tech beat No. 19 Nebraska, 45-21; COTTON—No. 4 Miami 1997 No. 2 Nebraska beat No. 7 Tennessee, 42-17; SUGAR—No. 3 Florida (FL) beat No. 3 Texas, 46-3; BLOCKBUSTER—No. 6 Florida St. beat No. St. beat No. 12 Ohio St., 31-14; FIESTA—No. 8 Kansas St. beat No. 21 7 Penn St., 24-17; ROSE—No. 8 Washington beat No. 17 Iowa, 46-34; Syracuse, 35-18; COTTON—No. 5 UCLA beat No. 20 Texas A&M, 29-23; GATOR—No. 12 Michigan beat No. 15 Ole Miss, 35-3; SUGAR—No. 10 FLORIDA CITRUS—No. 4 Florida beat No. 16 Penn St., 21-6; ALAMO—No. Tennessee beat unranked Virginia, 23-22. (Colorado selected No. 1 in AP, FW 15 Purdue beat No. 24 Oklahoma St., 33-20; GATOR—No. 6 North Carolina and NFF polls, but Georgia Tech picked in UPI poll) beat unranked Virginia Tech, 42-3; HOLIDAY—No. 17 Colorado St. beat No. 1991 ORANGE—No. 1 Miami (FL) beat No. 11 Nebraska, 22-0; ROSE— 23 Missouri, 35-24; PEACH—No. 11 Auburn beat unranked Clemson, 21-17; No. 2 Washington beat No. 4 Michigan, 34-14; COTTON—No. 5 Florida St. ALOHA—No. 18 Washington beat unranked Michigan St., 51-23; MOTOR beat No. 9 Texas A&M, 10-3; BLOCKBUSTER—No. 8 Alabama beat No. 15 CITY—No. 22 Ole Miss beat unranked Marshall, 34-31; INDEPENDENCE— Colorado, 30-25; SUGAR—No. 18 Notre Dame beat No. 3 Florida, 39-28; No. 13 LSU beat unranked Notre Dame, 27-9; CARQUEST—No. 25 Georgia FIESTA—No. 6 Penn St. beat No. 10 Tennessee, 42-17; CITRUS—No. 14 Tech beat unranked West Virginia, 35-30; SUN—No. 14 Arizona St. beat California beat No. 13 Clemson, 37-13; PEACH—No. 12 East Carolina beat unranked Iowa, 17-7; LIBERTY—No. 19 Southern Miss. beat unranked No. 21 North Carolina St., 37-34; HOLIDAY—No. 7 Iowa tied unranked BYU, Pittsburgh, 41-7; OUTBACK—No. 10 Georgia beat unranked Wisconsin, 13-13. [Miami (FL) selected No. 1 in AP poll, while Washington named in 33-6. (Michigan selected by AP [media], FW and NFF/HOF, while Nebraska USA/CNN, NFF and FW polls] was picked by the USA/ESPN [coaches]) 1992 SUGAR—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 Miami (FL), 34-13; GATOR—No. 1998 FIESTA—No. 1 Tennessee beat No. 2 Florida St., 23-16; SUGAR— 14 Florida beat No. 12 North Carolina St., 27-10; COTTON—No. 5 Notre No. 3 Ohio St. beat No. 8 Texas A&M, 24-14; ROSE—No. 9 Wisconsin beat Dame beat No. 4 Texas A&M, 28-3; HALL OF FAME—No. 17 Tennessee beat No. 6 UCLA, 38-31; ORANGE—No. 7 Florida beat No. 18 Syracuse, 31-10; No. 16 Boston College, 38-23; CITRUS—No. 8 Georgia beat No. 15 Ohio St., HOLIDAY—No. 5 Arizona beat No. 14 Nebraska, 23-20; FLORIDA CITRUS— 21-14; ROSE—No. 7 Michigan beat No. 9 Washington, 38-31; ORANGE— No. 15 Michigan beat No. 11 Arkansas, 45-31; GATOR—No. 12 Georgia No. 3 Florida St. beat No. 11 Nebraska, 27-14; FIESTA—No. 6 Syracuse Tech beat No. 17 Notre Dame, 35-28; COTTON—No. 20 Texas beat No. 25 beat No. 10 Colorado, 26-22; BLOCKBUSTER—No. 13 Stanford beat No. Mississippi St., 38-11; PEACH—No. 19 Georgia beat No. 13 Virginia, 35-33; 21 Penn St., 24-3; PEACH—No. 19 North Carolina beat No. 24 Mississippi LIBERTY—No. 10 Tulane beat unranked BYU, 41-27; OUTBACK—No. 22 St., 21-17; COPPER—No. 18 Washington St. beat unranked Utah, 31-28. Penn St. beat unranked Kentucky, 26-14; MICRON PC—No. 24 Miami (FL) (Alabama selected No. 1 in all four polls) beat unranked North Carolina St., 46-23; OAHU CLASSIC—No. 16 Air Force beat unranked Washington, 45-25; ALOHA CLASSIC—Unranked Colorado ORANGE—No. 1 Florida St. beat No. 2 Nebraska, 18-16; SUGAR— 1993 beat No. 21 Oregon, 51-43; INSIGHT.COM—No. 23 Missouri beat unranked No. 8 Florida beat No. 3 West Virginia, 41-7; ROSE—No. 9 Wisconsin West Virginia, 34-31; (Tennessee was named champion in all four major beat No. 14 UCLA, 21-16; COTTON—No. 4 Notre Dame beat No. 7 Texas polls—AP [media], USA/ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) A&M, 24-21; CARQUEST—No. 15 Boston College beat unranked Virginia, 31-13; FIESTA—No. 16 Arizona beat No. 10 Miami (FL), 29-0; FLORIDA 1999 SUGAR—No. 1 Florida St. beat No. 2 Virginia Tech, 46-29; FIESTA— CITRUS—No. 13 Penn St. beat No. 6 Tennessee, 31-13; HALL OF FAME— No. 3 Nebraska beat No. 6 Tennessee, 31-21; ROSE—No. 4 Wisconsin No. 23 Michigan beat unranked North Carolina St., 42-7; GATOR—No. 18 beat No. 22 Stanford, 17-9; ORANGE—No. 8 Michigan beat No. 5 Alabama, Alabama beat No. 12 North Carolina, 24-10; PEACH—No. 24 Clemson 35-34, in overtime; HOLIDAY—No. 7 Kansas St. beat unranked Washington, beat unranked Kentucky, 14-13; INDEPENDENCE—No. 22 Virginia Tech 24-20; FLORIDA CITRUS—No. 9 Michigan St. beat No. 10 Florida, 37-34; beat unranked Indiana, 45-20; HOLIDAY—No. 11 Ohio St. beat unranked MOTOR CITY—No. 11 Marshall beat unranked BYU, 21-3; SUN—Unranked BYU, 28-21; COPPER—No. 20 Kansas St. beat unranked Wyoming, 52-17; Oregon beat No. 12 Minnesota, 24-20; ALAMO—No. 13 Penn St. beat No. LIBERTY—No. 25 Louisville beat unranked Michigan St., 18-7; ALOHA—No. 18 Texas A&M, 24-0; COTTON—No. 24 Arkansas beat No. 14 Texas, 27-6; 17 Colorado beat No. 25 Fresno St., 41-30; JOHN HANCOCK—No. 19 PEACH—No. 15 Mississippi St. beat unranked Clemson, 17-7; LIBERTY— Oklahoma beat unranked Texas Tech, 41-10. (Florida St. selected in all four No. 16 Southern Miss. beat unranked Colorado St., 23-17; GATOR—No. 23 major polls—AP, FW, USA/CNN and USA/NFF) Miami (FL) beat No. 17 Georgia Tech, 28-13; OUTBACK—No. 21 Georgia beat No. 19 Purdue, 28-25, in overtime; INSIGHT.COM—Unranked Colorado ORANGE—No. 1 Nebraska beat No. 3 Miami (FL), 24-17; ROSE— 1994 beat No. 25 Boston College, 62-28 (Florida St. was selected champion in No. 2 Penn St. beat No. 12 Oregon, 38-20; FIESTA—No. 4 Colorado beat all four major polls—AP [media], USA/ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) unranked Notre Dame, 41-24; SUGAR—No. 7 Florida St. beat No. 5 Florida, 23-17; FLORIDA CITRUS—No. 6 Alabama beat No. 13 Ohio St., 24-17; 2000 ORANGE—No. 1 Oklahoma beat No. 3 Florida St., 13-2; SUGAR— FREEDOM—No. 14 Utah beat No. 15 Arizona, 16-13; ALOHA—Unranked No. 2 Miami (FL) beat No. 7 Florida, 37-20; FIESTA—No. 5 Oregon St. beat Boston College beat No. 11 Kansas St., 12-7; HOLIDAY—No. 20 Michigan No. 10 Notre Dame, 41-9; ROSE—No. 4 Washington beat No. 14 Purdue, beat No. 10 Colorado St., 24-14; PEACH—No. 23 North Carolina St. beat No. 34-24; FLORIDA CITRUS—No. 17 Michigan beat No. 20 Auburn, 31-28; 16 Mississippi St., 28-24; INDEPENDENCE—No. 18 Virginia beat unranked GATOR—No. 6 Virginia Tech beat No. 16 Clemson, 41-20; OUTBACK— TCU, 20-10; SUN—Unranked Texas beat No. 19 North Carolina, 35-31; Unranked South Carolina beat No. 19 Ohio St., 24-7; COTTON—No. 11 GATOR—Unranked Tennessee beat No. 17 Virginia Tech, 45-23. (Nebraska Kansas St. beat No. 21 Tennessee, 35-21; ALAMO—No. 9 Nebraska beat No. selected in all four major polls—AP, UPI, USA/CNN and FW) 18 Northwestern, 66-17; HOLIDAY—No. 8 Oregon beat No. 12 Texas, 35-30; LIBERTY—No. 23 Colorado St. beat No. 22 Louisville, 22-17; PEACH— FIESTA—No. 1 Nebraska beat No. 2 Florida, 62-24; ROSE—No. 17 1995 Unranked LSU beat No. 15 Georgia Tech, 28-14; OAHU CLASSIC—No. Southern California beat No. 3 Northwestern, 41-32; FLORIDA CITRUS—No.

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24 Georgia beat unranked Virginia, 37-14; MOBILE ALABAMA—Unranked 23 Georgia beat No. 19 Virginia Tech, 31-24; MEINEKE CAR CARE—No. Southern Miss. beat No. 13 TCU, 28-21. (Oklahoma was selected champion 20 Boston College beat unranked Navy, 25-24; SUN—No. 21 Oregon St. in all four major polls—AP [media], USA/ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) beat unranked Missouri, 39-38; POINSETTIA—No. 22 TCU beat unranked Northern Ill., 37-7; OUTBACK—No. 24 Penn St. beat No. 25 Tennessee, ROSE—No. 1 Miami (FL) beat No. 4 Nebraska, 37-14; FIESTA—No. 2001 20-10. (Florida was selected champion in all four major polls—AP [media], 2 Oregon beat No. 3 Colorado, 38-16; ORANGE—No. 5 Florida beat No. 6 USA/ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) Maryland, 56-23; SUGAR—No. 12 LSU beat No. 7 Illinois, 47-34; FLORIDA CITRUS—No. 8 Tennessee beat No. 17 Michigan, 45-17; GATOR—No. 2007 BCS—No. 2 LSU beat No. 1 Ohio St., 38-24; SUGAR—No. 4 Georgia 24 Florida St. beat No. 15 Virginia Tech, 30-17; OUTBACK—No. 14 South beat No. 10 Hawaii, 41-10; ROSE—No. 6 Southern California beat No. 13 Carolina beat No. 22 Ohio St., 31-28; COTTON—No. 10 Oklahoma beat Illinois, 49-17; FIESTA—No. 11 West Virginia beat No. 3 Oklahoma, 48-28; unranked Arkansas, 10-3; LIBERTY—No. 23 Louisville beat No. 19 BYU, ORANGE—No. 8 Kansas beat No. 5 Virginia Tech, 24-21; CAPITAL ONE— 28-10; SILICON VALLEY—Unranked Michigan St. beat No. 20 Fresno St., Unranked Michigan beat No. 9 Florida, 41-35; GATOR—Unranked Texas Tech 44-35; SUN—No. 13 Washington St. beat unranked Purdue, 33-27; INSIGHT. beat No. 21 Virginia, 31-28; COTTON—No. 7 Missouri beat No. 25 Arkansas, COM—No. 18 Syracuse beat unranked Kansas St., 26-3; MOTOR CITY— 38-7; OUTBACK—No. 16 Tennessee beat No. 18 Wisconsin, 21-17; CHICK- No. 25 Toledo beat unranked Cincinnati, 23-16; HOLIDAY—No. 9 Texas FIL-A—No. 22 Auburn beat No. 15 Clemson, 23-20, in overtime; SUN— beat No. 21 Washington, 47-43; MUSIC CITY—Unranked Boston College Unranked Oregon beat No. 23 South Fla., 56-21; CHAMPS SPORTS—No. beat No. 16 Georgia, 20-16; SEATTLE—Unranked Georgia Tech beat No. 11 14 Boston College beat unranked Michigan St., 24-21; HOLIDAY—No. 17 Stanford, 24-14. [Miami (FL) was selected champion in all four major polls— Texas beat No. 12 Arizona St., 52-34; HAWAII—Unranked East Carolina beat AP (media), USA/ESPN (coaches), FW and NFF/HOF] No. 24 Boise St., 41-38; LAS VEGAS—No. 19 BYU beat unranked UCLA, 17-16; PAPAJOHNS.COM—No. 20 Cincinnati beat unranked Southern Miss., FIESTA—No. 2 Ohio St. beat No. 1 Miami (FL), 31-24, in two over- 2002 31-21. (LSU was selected champion in all four major polls—AP [media], USA/ times; ORANGE—No. 5 Southern California beat No. 3 Iowa, 38-17; ROSE— ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) No. 8 Oklahoma beat No. 7 Washington St., 34-14; SUGAR—No. 4 Georgia beat No. 16 Florida St., 26-13; CAPITAL ONE—No. 19 Auburn beat No. 10 2008 BCS—No. 1 Florida beat No. 2 Oklahoma, 24-14; FIESTA—No. 3 Penn St., 13-9; GATOR—No. 17 North Carolina St. beat No. 11 Notre Dame, Texas beat No. 10 Ohio St., 24-21; SUGAR—No. 7 Utah beat No. 4 Alabama, 28-6. [Ohio St. was selected champion in all four major polls—AP (media), 31-17; ROSE—No. 5 Southern California beat No. 6 Penn St., 38-24; USA/ESPN (coaches), FW and NFF/HOF] COTTON—No. 20 Ole Miss beat No. 8 Texas Tech, 47-34; POINSETTIA— No. 11 TCU beat No. 9 Boise St., 17-16; ORANGE—No. 21 Virginia Tech beat SUGAR—No. 2 LSU beat No. 3 Oklahoma, 21-14; FIESTA—No. 2003 No. 12 Cincinnati, 20-7; HOLIDAY—No. 15 Oregon beat No. 13 Oklahoma 7 Ohio St. beat No. 8 Kansas St., 35-28; ORANGE—No. 10 Miami (FL) St., 42-31; CHICK-FIL-A—Unranked LSU beat No. 14 Georgia Tech, 38-3; beat No. 9 Florida St., 16-14; ROSE—No. 1 Southern California beat No. 4 CAPITAL ONE—No. 16 Georgia beat No. 19 Michigan St., 24-12; LAS Michigan, 28-14; PEACH—Unranked Clemson beat No. 6 Tennessee, 27-14; VEGAS—Unranked Arizona beat No. 17 BYU, 31-21; SUN—No. 24 Oregon COTTON—No. 16 Ole Miss beat No. 21 Oklahoma St., 31-28; CAPITAL St. beat No. 18 Pittsburgh, 3-0; ALAMO—No. 25 Missouri beat No. 22 ONE—No. 11 Georgia beat No. 12 Purdue, 34-27, in overtime; OUTBACK— Northwestern, 30-23, in overtime; GMAC—Unranked Tulsa beat No. 23 Ball No. 13 Iowa beat No. 17 Florida, 37-17; HOLIDAY—No. 15 Washington St. St., 45-13. (Florida was selected champion in all four major polls—AP [media], beat No. 5 Texas, 28-20. (LSU was selected champion in two of the four USA Today [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) major polls—USA/ESPN and NFF/HOF. Southern California was selected champion in the other two major polls—AP and FW) 2009 BCS—No. 1 Alabama beat No. 2 Texas, 37-21; FIESTA—No. 6 Boise St. beat No. 3 TCU, 17-10; SUGAR—No. 5 Florida beat No. 4 Cincinnati, ORANGE—No. 1 Southern California^ beat No. 2 Oklahoma, 55-19; 2004 51-24; ROSE—No. 8 Ohio St. beat No. 7 Oregon, 26-17; ORANGE—No. SUGAR—No. 3 Auburn beat No. 9 Virginia Tech, 16-13; ROSE—No. 5 10 Iowa beat No. 9 Georgia Tech, 24-14; CAPITAL ONE—No. 11 Penn St. Texas beat No. 12 Michigan, 38-37; FIESTA—No. 6 Utah beat No. 20 beat No. 13 LSU, 19-17; CHICK-FIL-A—No. 12 Virginia Tech beat unranked Pittsburgh, 35-7; HOLIDAY—No. 21 Texas Tech beat No. 4 California, 45-31; Tennessee, 37-14; CHAMPS SPORTS—No. 24 Wisconsin beat No. 14 OUTBACK—No. 7 Georgia beat No. 16 Wisconsin, 24-21; LIBERTY—No. Miami (FL), 20-14; LAS VEGAS—No. 15 BYU beat No. 16 Oregon St., 44-20; 8 Louisville beat No. 10 Boise St., 44-40; CAPITAL ONE—No. 13 Iowa beat MEINEKE CAR CARE—No. 17 Pittsburgh beat unranked North Carolina, No. 11 LSU, 30-25; PEACH—No. 14 Miami (FL) beat No. 19 Florida, 27-10; 19-17; GATOR—Unranked Florida St. beat No. 18 West Virginia, 33-21; GATOR—No. 15 Florida St. beat No. 23 West Virginia, 30-18; COTTON—No. SUN— Unranked Oklahoma beat No. 19 Stanford, 31-27; HOLIDAY—No. 20 17 Tennessee beat No. 25 Texas A&M, 38-7; MPC COMPUTERS—Unranked Nebraska beat No. 22 Arizona, 33-0; COTTON—Unranked Ole Miss beat No. Fresno St. beat No. 18 Virginia, 37-34, in overtime; ALAMO—No. 22 Ohio St. 21 Oklahoma St., 21-7; POINSETTIA—No. 23 Utah beat unranked California, beat unranked Oklahoma St., 33-7; SUN—No. 24 Arizona St. beat unranked 37-27; GMAC—No. 25 Central Mich. beat unranked Troy, 44-41, in two over- Purdue, 27-23. (Southern California was selected champion in all four major times. (Alabama was selected champion in all four major polls—AP [media], polls—AP [media], USA/ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF). ^Participation USA Today [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) later vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions and BCS. BCS—No. 1 Auburn beat No. 2 Oregon, 22-19; ROSE—No. 3 TCU ROSE—No. 2 Texas beat No. 1 Southern California^, 41-38; 2010 2005 beat No. 4 Wisconsin, 21-19; ORANGE—No. 5 Stanford beat No. 12 Virginia ORANGE—No. 3 Penn St. beat No. 22 Florida St., 26-23, in three overtimes; Tech, 40-12; SUGAR—No. 6 Ohio St. beat No. 8 Arkansas, 31-26; FIESTA— FIESTA—No. 4 Ohio St. beat No. 5 Notre Dame, 34-20; HOLIDAY—Unranked No. 9 Oklahoma beat No. 25 UConn, 48-20; CAPITAL ONE—No. 15 Oklahoma beat No. 6 Oregon, 17-14; CAPITAL ONE—No. 21 Wisconsin beat Alabama beat No. 7 Michigan St., 49-7; LAS VEGAS—No. 10 Boise St. beat No. 7 Auburn, 24-10; SUGAR—No. 11 West Virginia beat No. 8 Georgia, No. 20 Utah, 26-3; COTTON—No. 11 LSU beat No. 18 Texas A&M, 41-24; 38-35; PEACH—No. 10 LSU beat No. 9 Miami (FL), 40-3; GATOR—No. 12 KRAFT FIGHT HUNGER—No. 13 Nevada beat unranked Boston College, Virginia Tech beat No. 15 Louisville, 35-24; COTTON—No. 13 Alabama beat 20-13; INSIGHT—Unranked Iowa beat No. 14 Missouri, 27-24; ALAMO— No. 18 Texas Tech, 13-10; HOUSTON—No. 14 TCU beat unranked Iowa No. 16 Oklahoma St. beat unranked Arizona 36-10; HOLIDAY—Unranked St., 27-24; OUTBACK—No. 16 Florida beat No. 25 Iowa, 31-24; SUN—No. Washington beat No. 17 Nebraska, 19-7; CHICK-FIL-A—No. 23 Florida St. 17 UCLA beat unranked Northwestern, 50-38; MPC COMPUTERS—No. beat No. 19 South Carolina, 26-17; GATOR—No. 21 Mississippi St. beat 19 Boston College beat unranked Boise St., 27-21; ALAMO—Unranked unranked Michigan, 52-14; CHAMPS SPORTS—Unranked North Carolina Nebraska beat No. 20 Michigan, 32-28; CHAMPS SPORTS—No. 23 St. beat No. 22 West Virginia, 23-7; HAWAII—Unranked Tulsa beat No. 24 Clemson beat unranked Colorado, 19-10; EMERALD—Unranked Utah beat Hawaii, 62-35. (Auburn was selected champion in all four major polls—AP No. 24 Georgia Tech, 38-10. (Texas was selected champion in all four major [media], USA Today [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) polls—AP [media], USA/ESPN [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF). ^Participation later vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions and BCS. 2011 BCS—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 LSU, 21-0; ROSE—No. 5 Oregon beat No. 10 Wisconsin, 45-38; ORANGE—No. 23 West Virginia beat No. 15 BCS—No. 2 Florida beat No. 1 Ohio St., 41-14; SUGAR—No. 3 LSU 2006 Clemson, 70-33; SUGAR—No. 13 Michigan beat No. 11 Virginia Tech, 23-20 beat No. 17 Notre Dame, 41-14; ROSE—No. 4 Southern California beat (ot); FIESTA—No. 3 Oklahoma St. beat No. 4 Stanford, 41-38 (ot); CAPITAL No. 8 Michigan, 32-18; FIESTA—No. 5 Boise St. beat No. 11 Oklahoma, ONE—No. 9 South Carolina beat No. 20 Nebraska, 30-13; LAS VEGAS—No. 43-42, in overtime; ORANGE—No. 6 Louisville beat No. 18 Wake Forest, 7 Boise St. beat unranked Arizona St., 56-24; COTTON—No. 6 Arkansas 24-13; CAPITAL ONE—No. 7 Wisconsin beat No. 15 Arkansas, 17-14; beat No. 8 Kansas St., 29-16; INSIGHT—No. 14 Oklahoma beat unranked COTTON—No. 9 Auburn beat unranked Nebraska, 17-14; GATOR—No. 10 Iowa, 31-14; OUTBACK—No. 17 Michigan St. beat No. 16 Georgia, 33-30 West Virginia beat unranked Georgia Tech, 38-35; TEXAS—No. 12 Rutgers (3 ot); TICKETCITY—No. 19 Houston beat No. 22 Penn St., 30-14; CHICK- beat unranked Kansas St., 37-10; ALAMO—No. 13 Texas beat unranked FIL-A—No. 25 Auburn beat unranked Virginia, 43-24; ALAMO—No. 12 Baylor Iowa, 26-24; HOLIDAY—No. 14 California beat unranked Texas A&M, 45-10; beat unranked Washington, 67-56; HOLIDAY—No. 24 Texas beat unranked LAS VEGAS—No. 16 BYU beat unranked Oregon, 38-8; CHICK-FIL-A—No.

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California, 21-10; HAWAII—No. 21 Southern Miss. beat unranked Nevada, Forest beat No. 23 Temple, 34-26; MUSIC CITY—unranked Tennessee beat 24-17; POINSETTIA—No. 18 TCU beat unranked Louisiana Tech, 31-24. No. 24 Nebraska, 38-24; BIRMINGHAM—No. 25 South Fla. beat unranked (Alabama was selected champion in all four major polls—AP [media], USA South Carolina, 46-39. (Clemson was the CFP National Champion). Today [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) 2017 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP—No. 4 Alabama beat No. 3 2012 BCS—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 Notre Dame, 42-14; ROSE—No. 8 Georgia, 26-23 (ot); SUGAR—No. 4 Alabama beat No. 1 Clemson, 24-6; Stanford beat No. 23 Wisconsin, 20-14; ORANGE—No. 12 Florida St. beat ROSE—No. 3 Georgia beat No. 2 Oklahoma, 54-48 (2ot); COTTON—No. 5 No. 16 Northern Ill., 31-10; SUGAR—No. 18 Louisville beat No. 4 Florida, Ohio St. beat No. 8 Southern California, 24-7; ORANGE—No. 6 Wisconsin 33-23; FIESTA—No. 3 Oregon beat No. 6 Kansas St., 35-17; CAPITAL beat No. 11 Miami (FL), 34-24; PEACH—No. 10 UCF beat No. 7 Auburn, ONE—No. 5 Georgia beat No. 21 Nebraska, 45-31; COTTON—No. 9 Texas 34-27; FIESTA—No. 9 Penn St. beat No. 12 Washington 35-28; ALAMO— A&M beat No. 11 Oklahoma, 41-13; OUTBACK—No. 10 South Carolina beat No. 13 TCU beat No. 15 Stanford, 39-37; CITRUS—No. 14 Notre Dame No. 22 Michigan, 33-28; CHICK-FIL-A—No. 13 Clemson beat No. 7 LSU, beat No. 16 LSU, 21-17; CAMPING WORLD—No. 17 Oklahoma St. beat 25-24; ALAMO—No. 25 Texas beat No. 14 Oregon St., 31-27; HOLIDAY— No. 22 Virginia Tech, 30-21; HOLIDAY—No. 18 Michigan St. beat No. 21 Unranked Baylor beat No. 19 UCLA, 49-26; MILITARY—No. 24 San Jose St. Washington St., 42-17; LIBERTY—unranked Iowa St. beat No. 19 Memphis, beat unranked Bowling Green, 29-20; LAS VEGAS—No. 15 Boise St. beat 21-20; MUSIC CITY—No. 20 Northwestern beat unranked Kentucky, 24-23; unranked Washington, 28-26; GATOR—No. 17 Northwestern beat unranked BIRMINGHAM—No. 23 South Fla. beat unranked Texas Tech, 38-34; Mississippi St., 34-20; FAMOUS IDAHO POTATO—No. 20 Utah St. beat TAXSLAYER—No. 24 Mississippi St. beat unranked Louisville, 31-27; LAS unranked Toledo, 41-15. (Alabama was selected champion in all four major VEGAS—No. 25 Boise St. beat unranked Oregon, 38-28. (Alabama was the polls—AP [media], USA Today [coaches], FW and NFF/HOF) CFP National Champion). 2013 BCS—No. 1 Florida St. beat No. 2 Auburn, 34-31; ROSE—No. 3 2018 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP—No. 2 Clemson beat No. 1 Michigan St. beat No. 11 Stanford, 24-20; ORANGE—No. 9 Clemson beat Alabama, 44-16; ORANGE—No. 1 Alabama beat No. 4 Oklahoma, 45-34; No. 12 Ohio St., 40-35; SUGAR—No. 6 Oklahoma beat No. 7 Alabama, COTTON—No. 2 Clemson. beat No. 3 Notre Dame, 30-3; ROSE—No. 5 45-31; FIESTA—No. 10 UCF beat No. 13 Baylor, 52-42; CAPITAL ONE—No. Ohio St. beat No. 9 Washington, 28-23; PEACH—No. 10 Florida beat No. 8 4 South Carolina beat No. 22 Wisconsin, 31-24; COTTON—No. 5 Missouri Michigan, 41-15; FIESTA—No. 11 LSU beat No. 7 UCF, 40-32; ALAMO—No. beat No. 17 Oklahoma St., 41-31; OUTBACK—No. 14 LSU beat unranked 12 Washington St. beat No. 25 Iowa St., 28-26; SUGAR—No. 14 Texas beat Iowa, 21-14; CHICK-FIL-A—No. 18 Texas A&M beat No. 23 Duke, 52-48; No. 6 Georgia, 28-21; CITRUS—No. 16 Kentucky beat No. 13 Penn St., ALAMO—No. 9 Oregon beat unranked Texas, 30-7; HOLIDAY—Unranked 27-24; CAMPING WORLD—No. 17 Syracuse beat No. 15 West Virginia, Texas Tech beat No. 21 Arizona St., 37-23; LAS VEGAS—No. 19 Southern 34-18; OUTBACK—Unranked Iowa beat No. 18 Mississippi St., 27-22; LAS California beat unranked Fresno St., 45-20; RUSSELL ATHLETIC—No. 15 VEGAS—No. 19 Fresno St. beat unranked Arizona St., 31-20; HOLIDAY— Louisville beat Miami (FL), 36-9; SUN—No. 16 UCLA beat unranked Virginia Unranked Northwestern beat No. 20 Utah, 31-20; GATOR—No. 21 Texas Tech 42-12; PINSTRIPE—No. 20 Notre Dame beat unranked Rutgers, A&M beat unranked NC State, 52-13; ARMED FORCES—No. 22 Army West 29-16; COMPASS—No. 24 Vanderbilt beat unranked Houston, 41-24; FIGHT Point beat unranked Houston, 70-14; LIBERTY—Unranked Oklahoma St. HUNGER—No. 25 Washington beat BYU, 31-16. (Florida St. was selected beat No. 24 Missouri, 38-33 (Clemson was the CFP National Champion). champion in all four major polls—AP [media], USA Today [coaches], FW and CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP—No. 1 LSU beat No. 3 Clemson, NFF/HOF). 2019 42-25; PEACH—No. 1 LSU beat No. 4 Oklahoma, 63-28; FIESTA—No. 2014 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP—No. 5 Ohio St. beat No. 3 Oregon, 3 Clemson. beat No. 2 Ohio St., 29-23; SUGAR—No. 5 Georgia beat No. 42-20; SUGAR—No. 5 Ohio St. beat No. 1 Alabama, 42-35; ROSE—No. 3 8 Baylor, 26-14; ORANGE—No. 6 Florida beat unranked Virginia, 36-28; Oregon beat No. 2 Florida St., 59-20; COTTON—No. 7 Michigan St. beat No. ROSE—No. 7 Oregon beat No. 11 Wisconsin, 28-27; CITRUS—No. 9 4 Baylor 42-41; PEACH—No. 6 TCU beat No. 9 Ole Miss, 42-3; ORANGE— Alabama beat No. 17 Michigan, 35-16; ALAMO—Unranked Texas beat No. No. 10 Georgia Tech beat No. 8 Mississippi St., 49-34; ALAMO—No. 14 12 Utah, 38-10; COTTON—No. 13 Penn St. beat No. 15 Memphis, 53-39; UCLA beat No. 11 Kansas St., 40-35; FIESTA—No. 21 Boise St. beat No. 12 CAMPING WORLD—No. 14 Notre Dame beat unranked Iowa St., 33-9; Arizona, 38-30; BELK—No. 13 Georgia beat No. 20 Louisville, 37-14; SUN— OUTBACK—No. 16 Minnesota beat No. 9 Auburn, 31-24; LAS VEGAS— No. 15 Arizona St. beat unranked Duke, 36-31; CITRUS—No. 16 Missouri Unranked Washington beat No. 18 Boise St., 38-7; HOLIDAY—No. 19 Iowa beat unranked Minnesota, 33-17; OUTBACK—No. 17 Wisconsin beat No. beat No. 22 Southern California, 49-24; NEW ORLEANS—No. 20 Appalachian 19 Auburn, 34-31, in overtime; RUSSELL ATHLETIC—No. 18 Clemson beat St. beat unranked UAB, 31-17; LIBERTY—No. 21 Navy beat unranked unranked Oklahoma, 40-6; MUSIC CITY—Unranked Notre Dame beat No. Kansas St., 20-17; BIRMINGHAM—No. 23 Cincinnati beat unranked Boston 22 LSU, 31-28; LAS VEGAS—No. 23 Utah beat unranked Colorado St, College, 38-6; CHEEZ-IT—No. 24 Air Force beat Washington St., 31-21; 45-10; HOLIDAY—No. 24 Southern California beat No. 25 Nebraska, 45-42. TEXAS—Unranked Texas A&M beat No. 25 Oklahoma St., 24-21 (LSU was (Ohio St. was the CFP National Champion). the CFP National Champion). 2015 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 Clemson, 45-40; ORANGE—No. 1 Clemson beat No. 4 Oklahoma, 37-17; COTTON—No. 2 Alabama beat No. 3 Michigan St., 38-0; ROSE—No. 5 Stanford beat No. 6 Iowa, 45-16; FIESTA—No. 7 Ohio St. beat No. 8 Notre Dame, 44-28; PEACH—No. 14 Houston beat No. 9 Florida St., 38-24; RUSSELL ATHLETIC—No. 18 Baylor beat No. 10 North Carolina, 49-38; ALAMO—No. 11 TCU beat No. No. 15 Oregon, 47-41, in three over- times; OUTBACK—unranked Tennessee beat No. 12 Northwestern, 45-6; SUGAR—No. 16 Ole Miss beat No. 13 Oklahoma St., 48-20; CITRUS—No. 17 Michigan beat No. 19 Florida, 41-7; LAS VEGAS—No. 20 Utah beat BYU, 35-28; MILITARY—No. 21 Navy beat unranked Pittsburgh, 44-28; TEXAS— No. 22 LSU beat unranked Texas Tech, 56-27; HOLIDAY—No. 23 Wisconsin beat unranked Southern California, 23-21; BOCA RATON—unranked Toledo beat No. 24 Temple, 32-17; MIAMI BEACH—No. 25 Western Ky. beat unranked South Fla., 45-35. (Alabama was the CFP National Champion). 2016 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP—No. 3 Clemson beat No. 1 Alabama, 35-31; PEACH—No. 1 Alabama beat No. 4 Washington, 24-7; FIESTA—No. 3 Clemson beat No. 2 Ohio St., 31-0; ROSE—No. 9 Southern California beat No. 5 Penn St., 52-49; ORANGE—No. 10 Florida St. beat No. 6 Michigan, 33-32; SUGAR—No. 7 Oklahoma beat No. 17 Auburn, 35-19; COTTON—No. 8 Wisconsin beat No. 12 Western Mich., 24-16; ALAMO— No. 13 Oklahoma St. beat No. 11 Colorado 38-8; RUSSELL ATHLETIC— unranked Miami (FL) beat No. 14 West Virginia, 31-14; CITRUS—No. 19 LSU beat No. 15 Louisville, 29-9; SUN—No. 16 Stanford beat unraked North Carolina, 25-23; BELK—No. 18 Virginia Tech beat unranked Arkansas, 35-24; OUTBACK—No. 20 Florida beat No. 21 Iowa, 30-3; PINSTRIPE—unranked Northwestern beat No. 22 Pittsburgh, 31-24; MILITARY—unranked Wake

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MOST CONSECUTIVE BOWL-GAME VICTORIES (Bowls do not have to be in consecutive years; year listed is calendar year in which bowl was played) College Victories (Years) Florida St. 11 (1985-86-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96) Southern California 9 (1923-24-30-32-33-39-40-44-45) Utah 9 (1999-2001-03-05-05-06-07-09-09) Boston College 8 (2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07) Georgia Tech 8 (1947-48-52-53-54-55-56-56) UCLA 8 (1983-84-85-86-86-87-89-91) Syracuse 7 (1989-89-90-92-93-96-96) Alabama 6 (1975-76-78-79-80-81) Colorado 6 (1993-95-96-97-98-99) Nebraska 6 (1969-71-72-73-74-74) Southern California 6 (1975-75-77-77-79-80) Florida St. 6 (2008-10-10-11-13-14) Ole Miss 6 (2002-04-09-10-13-13) Alabama 5 (1991-93-93-95-97) Arizona St. 5 (1970-71-72-73-75) Auburn 5 (2007-07-10-11-11) Clemson 5 (1986-88-89-89-91) Fresno St. 5 (1961-82-85-88-89) Georgia Tech 5 (1985-91-91-97-99) LSU 5 (1995-96-97-2000-02) Marshall 5 (1998-99-2000-01-02) Miami (FL) 5 (1988-89-90-91-92) Miami (FL) 5 (1996-98-2000-01-02) Ole Miss 5 (1956-58-58-60-61) North Carolina 5 (1995-97-98-98-2001) Notre Dame 5 (1973-75-76-78-79) Oregon St. 5 (2003-04-06-07-08) Penn St. 5 (1979-80-81-82-83) Tennessee 5 (1986-86-88-90-91) Texas 5 (1964-65-66-69-70) Texas 5 (2005-06-06-07-09) Utah 5 (2011-14-15-16-17)

MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WITH BOWL-GAME VICTORIES

11 Florida St.—85 Gator, Oklahoma St. 34-23; 86 All-American, Indiana 27-13; 87 Fiesta, Nebraska 31-28; 88 Sugar, Auburn 13-7; 89 Fiesta, Nebraska 41-17; 90 Blockbuster, Penn St. 24-17; 92 Cotton, Texas A&M 10-2; 93 Orange, Nebraska 27-14; 94 Orange, Nebraska 18-16; 95 Sugar, Florida 23-17; 96 Orange, Notre Dame 31-26. Coach: Bobby Bowden. 8 Boston College—00 Aloha Classic, Arizona St. 31-17; 01 Music City, Georgia 20-16; 02 Motor City, Toledo 51-25; 03 San Francisco, Colorado St. 35-21; 04 Continental Tire, North Carolina 37-24; 05 MPC Computers, Boise St. 27-21; 06 Meineke Car Care, Navy 25-24; 07 Champs Sports, Michigan St. 24-21. Coaches: Tom O’Brien first six, Frank Spaziani (06), Jeff Jagodzinski (07). 7 UCLA—83 Rose, Michigan 24-14; 84 Rose, Illinois 45-9; 85 Fiesta, Miami (FL) 39-37; 86 Rose, Iowa 45-28; 86 Freedom, BYU 31-10; 87 Aloha, Florida 20-16; 89 Cotton, Arkansas, 17-3. Coach: Terry Donahue. 7 Utah—03 Liberty, Southern Miss. 17-0; 05 Fiesta, Pittsburgh 35-7; 05 Emerald, Georgia Tech 38-10; 06 Armed Forces, Tulsa 25-13; 07 Poinsettia, Navy 35-32; 09 Sugar, Alabama 31-17; 09 Poinsettia, California 37-27. Coaches Urban Meyer first two, Kyle Whittingham last five. 6 Georgia Tech—52 Orange, Baylor 17-14; 53 Sugar, Ole Miss 24-7; 54 Sugar, West Virginia 42-19; 55 Cotton, Arkansas 14-6; 56 Sugar, Pittsburgh 7-0; 56 Gator, Pittsburgh 21-14. Coach: Bobby Dodd.

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6 Nebraska—69 Sun, Georgia 45-6; 71 Orange, LSU 17-12; 72 Orange, Alabama 38-6; 73 Orange, Notre Dame 40-6; 74 Cotton, Texas 19-3; 74 Sugar, Florida 13-10. Coaches: Bob Devaney first four, Tom Osborne last two. 6 Alabama—75 Sugar, Penn St. 13-6; 76 Liberty, UCLA 36-6; 78 Sugar, Ohio St. 35-6; 79 Sugar, Penn St. 14-7; 80 Sugar, Arkansas 24-9; 81 Cotton, Baylor 30-2. Coach: Paul “Bear” Bryant. 6 Southern California—75 Rose, Ohio St. 18-17; 75 Liberty, Texas A&M 20-0; 77 Rose, Michigan 14-6; 77 Bluebonnet, Texas A&M 47-28; 79 Rose, Michigan 17-10; 80 Rose, Ohio St. 17-16. Coaches: John McKay first two, John Robinson last four.

ACTIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS IN BOWL GAMES (Must have appeared in 2019-20 bowls) Team Appearances (years) Virginia Tech 27 Georgia 23 Oklahoma 21 LSU 20 Boise St. 18 Wisconsin 18 Clemson 15

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UNDEFEATED, UNTIED TEAM MATCH-UP IN BOWL GAMES (Both teams were undefeated and untied) Bowl Date Winning Team (Record Going In, Coach) Losing Team (Record Going In, Coach) Rose 1-1-1921 California 28 (8-0, Andy Smith) Ohio St. 0 (7-0, John Wilce) Rose 1-2-1922 0-0 tie: California (9-0, Andy Smith); Wash. & Jeff. (10-0, Earle “Greasy” Neale) Rose 1-1-1927 7-7 tie: Alabama (9-0, Wallace Wade); Stanford (10-0, Glenn “Pop” Warner) Rose 1-1-1931 Alabama 24 (9-0, Wallace Wade) Washington St. 0 (9-0, Orin “Babe” Hollingbery) Orange 1-2-1939 Tennessee 17 (10-0, Bob Neyland) Oklahoma 0 (10-0, Tom Stidham) Sugar 1-1-1941 Boston College 19 (10-0, Frank Leahy) Tennessee 13 (10-0, Bob Neyland) Sugar 1-1-1952 Maryland 28 (9-0, Jim Tatum) Tennessee 13 (10-0, Bob Neyland) Orange 1-2-1956 Oklahoma 20 (10-0, Bud Wilkinson) Maryland 6 (10-0, Jim Tatum) Orange 1-1-1972 Nebraska 38 (12-0, Bob Devaney) Alabama 6 (11-0, Paul “Bear” Bryant) Sugar 12-31-1973 Notre Dame 24 (10-0, Ara Parseghian) Alabama 23 (11-0, Paul “Bear” Bryant) Fiesta 1-2-1987 Penn St. 14 (11-0, Joe Paterno) Miami (FL) 10 (11-0, Jimmy Johnson) Orange 1-1-1988 Miami (FL) 20 (11-0, Jimmy Johnson) Oklahoma 14 (11-0, Barry Switzer) Fiesta 1-2-1989 Notre Dame 34 (11-0, Lou Holtz) West Virginia 21 (11-0, Don Nehlen) Sugar 1-1-1993 Alabama 34 (12-0, Gene Stallings) Miami (FL) 13 (11-0, Dennis Erickson) Fiesta 1-2-1996 Nebraska 62 (11-0, Tom Osborne) Florida 24 (12-0, Steve Spurrier) Sugar 1-4-2000 Florida St. 46 (11-0, Bobby Bowden) Virginia Tech 29 (11-0, Frank Beamer) Fiesta 1-3-2003 Ohio St. 31 (13-0, Jim Tressel) Miami (FL) 24 (2 ot) (12-0, Larry Coker) Orange 1-4-2005 Southern California 55 (12-0, Pete Carroll) Oklahoma 19 (12-0, Bob Stoops) Rose 1-4-2006 Texas 41 (12-0, Mack Brown) Southern California 38 (12-0, Pete Carroll) Fiesta 1-4-2010 Boise St. 17 (13-0, Chris Petersen) TCU 10 (12-0, Gary Patterson) BCS Champ. 1-7-2010 Alabama 37 (13-0, Nick Saban) Texas 21 (13-0, Mack Brown) BCS Champ. 1-10-2011 Auburn 22 (13-0, Gene Chizik) Oregon 19 (12-0, Chip Kelly) Cotton 12-29-2018 Clemson 30 (13-0, Dabo Swinney) Notre Dame 3 (12-0, Brian Kelly) CFP Champ 1-7-2019 Clemson 44 (14-0, Dabo Swinney) Alabama 16 (14-0, Nick Saban) CFP Champ 1-13-2020 LSU 42 (14-0, Ed Orgeron) Clemson 25 (14-0, Dabo Swinney)

UNDEFEATED TEAM MATCHUPS IN BOWL GAMES (Both teams were undefeated but one or both was tied one or more times) Bowl Date Winner (Record Going In, Coach) Loser (Record Going In, Coach) Rose 1-1-1925 Notre Dame 27 (9-0, Knute Rockne) Stanford 10 (7-0-1, Glenn “Pop” Warner) Rose 1-1-1926 Alabama 20 (9-0, Wallace Wade) Washington 19 (10-0-1, Enoch Bagshaw) Rose 1-2-1933 Southern California 35 (9-0, Howard Jones) Pittsburgh 0 (8-0-2, Jock Sutherland) Rose 1-1-1935 Alabama 29 (9-0, Frank Thomas) Stanford 13 (9-0-1, Claude “Tiny” Thornhill) Rose 1-1-1938 California 13 (9-0-1, Leonard “Stub” Allison) Alabama 0 (9-0, Frank Thomas) Rose 1-1-1940 Southern California 14 (7-0-2, Howard Jones) Tennessee 0 (10-0, Bob Neyland) Sugar 1-1-1940 Texas A&M 14 (10-0, Homer Norton) Tulane 13 (8-0-1, Lowell “Red” Dawson) Rose 1-1-1945 Southern California 25 (7-0-2, Jeff Cravath) Tennessee 0 (7-0-1, John Barnhill) Cotton 1-1-1948 13-13 tie: Penn St. (9-0, Bob Higgins); SMU (9-0-1, Matty Bell) Orange 1-1-1951 Clemson 15 (8-0-1, Frank Howard) Miami (FL) 14 (9-0-1, Andy Gustafson) Sugar 1-1-1953 Georgia Tech 24 (11-0, Bobby Dodd) Ole Miss 7 (8-0-2, John Vaught) Rose 1-1-1969 Ohio St. 27 (9-0, Woody Hayes) Southern California 16 (9-0-1, John McKay) Rose 1-1-1980 Southern California 17 (10-0-1, John Robinson) Ohio St. 16 (11-0, Earle Bruce) California 12-14-1985 Fresno St. 51 (10-0-1, Jim Sweeney) Bowling Green 7 (11-0, Denny Stolz)

BOWL REMATCHES OF REGULAR-SEASON OPPONENTS

Date Regular Season Date Bowl-Game Rematch 10-9-1943 Texas A&M 28, LSU 13 1-1-1944 (Orange) LSU 19, Texas A&M 14 11-22-1945 South Carolina 13, Wake Forest 13 1-1-1946 (Gator) Wake Forest 26, South Carolina 14 10-6-1956 Iowa 14, Oregon St. 13 1-1-1957 (Rose) Iowa 35, Oregon St. 19 10-31-1959 LSU 7, Ole Miss 3 1-1-1960 (Sugar) Ole Miss 21, LSU 0 9-18-1965 Michigan St. 13, UCLA 3 1-1-1966 (Rose) UCLA 14, Michigan St. 12 10-4-1975 Ohio St. 41, UCLA 20 1-1-1976 (Rose) UCLA 23, Ohio St. 10 11-11-1978 Nebraska 17, Oklahoma 14 1-1-1979 (Orange) Oklahoma 31, Nebraska 24 9-25-1982 UCLA 31, Michigan 27 1-1-1983 (Rose) UCLA 24, Michigan 14 9-7-1987 Michigan St. 27, Southern California 13 1-1-1988 (Rose) Michigan St. 20, Southern California 17 11-26-1994 Florida 31, Florida St. 31 1-2-1995 (Sugar) Florida St. 23, Florida 17 9-23-1995 Toledo 49, Nevada 35 12-14-1995 (Las Vegas) Toledo 40, Nevada 37 (ot) 11-30-1996 Florida St. 24, Florida 21 1-2-1997 (Sugar) Florida 52, Florida St. 20 11-15-1997 Notre Dame 24, LSU 6 12-28-1997 (Independence) LSU 27, Notre Dame 9

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Date Regular Season Date Bowl-Game Rematch 10-11-2003 Miami (FL) 22, Florida St. 14 1-1-2004 (Orange) Miami (FL) 16, Florida St. 14 9-8-2007 UCLA 27, BYU 17 12-22-2007 (Las Vegas) BYU 17, UCLA 16 9-15-2007 Purdue 45, Central Mich. 22 12-26-2007 (Motor City) Purdue 51, Central Mich. 48 9-13-2008 Air Force 31, Houston 28 12-31-2008 (Armed Forces) Houston 34, Air Force 28 9-27-2008 Navy 24, Wake Forest 17 12-20-2008 (EagleBank) Wake Forest 29, Navy 19 9-18-2010 Nebraska 56, Washington 21 12-30-2010 (Holiday) Washington 19, Nebraska 7 11-5-2011 LSU 9, Alabama 6 1-9-2012 (BCS Champ.) Alabama 21, LSU 0 9-1-2012 Iowa St. 38, Tulsa 23 12-31-2012 (Liberty) Tulsa 31, Iowa St. 17 10-22-2016 North Texas 35, Army West Point 18 12-27-2016 (Heart of Dallas) Army West Point 38, North Texas 31 (ot)

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run. Early in the second quarter, with each team just changing possessions, THE BOWL/BASKETBALL Georgia Tech was on its own 20. Tech halfback Stumpy Thompson broke for a seven-yard run and fumbled, and Riegels picked up the ball, momentarily CONNECTION headed for the Tech goal, then reversed his field and started running the wrong way. Teammate Benny Lom tried to stop him and finally did on the These schools won a football bowl and the NCAA Division I California one-yard line, where the dazed Riegels was pounced on by a group men’s basketball championship during the same academic year. of Tech tacklers. Lom went back to punt on the next play and the kick was blocked out of the end zone for a S, which decided the contest, eventually Year School Bowl Date of Bowl won by Georgia Tech, 8-7. 2012-13 Louisville Sugar Bowl 1-2-13 1938 The first Orange Bowl played in Miami’s new stadium, which seated 2007-08 Kansas Orange Bowl 1-3-08 22,000 at the time, saw Auburn edge Michigan State, 6-0. Also, in the second 2006-07 Florida BCS Championship 1-8-07 annual Cotton Bowl, Colorado’s do-it-all standout Byron “Whizzer” White, the 2005-06 Florida Outback 1-2-06 Rhodes Scholar and future U.S. Supreme Court justice, passed for one score 1999-00 Michigan St. Florida Citrus 1-1-00 and returned a pass interception for another, but the Buffs lost to Rice, 28-14. 1992-93 North Carolina Peach 1-2-93 1941 On December 6, 1941, Hawaii defeated Willamette, 20-6, but a sec- 1988-89 Michigan Rose 1-2-89 ond Rainbows’ postseason game, scheduled with San Jose State for the next 1981-82 North Carolina Gator 12-28-81 week, was canceled after the attack on Pearl Harbor. 1973-74 North Carolina St. Liberty 12-17-73 1942 You would think a team making only one first down and gaining only 1965-66 UTEP Sun 12-31-65 75 yards to its opponent’s 309 yards could not come out of a game a 29-21 1950-51 Kentucky Sugar 1-1-51 victor, but it happened in the Cotton Bowl as Alabama downed Texas A&M. 1947-48 Kentucky Great Lakes 12-6-47 The Tide intercepted seven of A&M’s 42 passes and recovered five Aggie 1945-46 Oklahoma St. Sugar 1-1-46 fumbles. Also, the Rose Bowl was moved for one year to Durham, NC, 1944-45 Oklahoma St. Cotton 1-1-45 because of wartime considerations that precluded large gatherings on the West Coast, and Oregon State downed Duke, 20-16. 1946 The first and only bowl game decided after time expired was the ONE-TIME WONDERS Orange Bowl when Miami (Florida) downed Holy Cross, 13-6. Time expired as Miami halfback Al Hudson returned an 89-yard intercepted pass for the Four current Football Bowl Subdivision teams have played in deciding score. only one bowl game in their football history, and only one of 1949 A Pacific Coast team had never been allowed to play in a major bowl those posted a victory. The one-time bowlers (listed alphabeti- other than the Rose Bowl, but the conference leadership let Oregon play cally) are as follows: in the Cotton Bowl against SMU. Doak Walker and Kyle Rote led SMU to a 20-13 victory over the Ducks and quarterback Norm Van Brocklin. John School Date Bowl Opponent (Score) McKay, later the head coach at Southern California, also was on the Oregon Akron 12-26-2005 Motor City Memphis (L, 38-31) roster. La.-Monroe 12-28-2012 Independence Ohio (L, 45-14) 1953 The Rose, Cotton, Sugar and Orange Bowls were televised nationally Old Dominion 12-23-2016 Bahamas Eastern Mich. (W, for the first time. 24-20) UTSA 12-17-2016 New Mexico New Mexico (L, 20-23) 1954 Dicky Maegle of Rice may be the best-remembered bowl player, not because of his 265 yards rushing and three touchdowns vs. Alabama in 1954, but because of what happened on a 95-yard scoring run. Alabama’s Tommy Lewis became infamous by coming off the bench to tackle Maegle in the YEAR-BY-YEAR BOWL FACTS Cotton Bowl, won by Rice, 28-6. (A note about bowl-game dates: Traditionally, bowl games have 1960 In one of those pupil-vs.-teacher battles, former Georgia Tech player been played on January 1, but as more bowl games joined and assistant coach Frank Broyles led his to a 14-7 the holiday lineup, schedule adjustments were made whereby Gator Bowl victory over his former coach, Bobby Dodd, and the Yellow Jackets. some bowl games are now played as early as mid-December. In the interest of avoiding confusion, all years referred to in bowl 1962 Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker turned in the longest run in records are the actual calendar year in which the bowl game bowl history with a 99-yard scamper to down Villanova, 6-0, in the Liberty was played.) Bowl. Baker, an outstanding athlete, became the only Heisman Trophy win- ner to play in an NCAA Final Four basketball game later that academic year 1917 Coach Hugo Bezdek led the first of three teams to the Rose Bowl from (1963). 1917 to 1923. His Oregon team beat Penn, 14-0, in 1917; his Mare Island squad defeated Camp Lewis, 19-7, in 1918; and his Penn State team lost 1964 Utah and West Virginia became the first teams to play a major bowl to Southern California, 14-3, in 1923. In his 1923 trip with the Nittany Lions, game indoors when they met in the Atlantic City Convention Hall. Utah won Bezdek almost came to blows with Southern California coach Elmer “Gloomy the Liberty Bowl, 32-6, beneath the bright indoor lights. Gus” Henderson because Penn State did not arrive for the game until an 1965 The first Orange Bowl played under the lights in Miami saw Texas stun hour after the scheduled kickoff time. Henderson accused Bezdek of not tak- national champion Alabama and quarterback Joe Namath, 21-17. ing the field until the hot California sun had gone down to give his winterized Easterners an advantage. 1968 It was the student beating the teacher in the Cotton Bowl as Texas A&M head coach Gene Stallings saw his Aggies hold on for a 20-16 vic- 1919 George Halas (yes, “Papa Bear”) was the player of the game for Great tory over Alabama and legendary head coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. Stallings Lakes Naval Training Station in Chicago as the Sailors shut out Mare Island, had played (at Texas A&M) and coached (at Alabama) under Bryant. The 17-0, in another of the wartime Rose Bowls. “Bear” met Stallings at midfield after the contest and lifted the 6-foot-3 Aggie 1923 The first actually played in the stadium in Pasadena coach up in admiration. Also, the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl (also known as the saw Southern California defeat Penn State, 14-3. Bluebonnet Bowl) became the first bowl game to be played in a domed sta- dium as the Astrodome served as the site of the December 31, 1968, game 1926 Johnny Mack Brown, one of Hollywood’s most famous movie cow- between SMU (28) and Oklahoma (27). boys, also was one of college football’s most exciting players at Alabama. He was selected player of the game for the Rose Bowl in the Crimson Tide’s 1970 Three of the four legendary Four Horsemen of Notre Dame came to 20-19 victory over Washington. Dallas to watch the Fighting Irish drop a 21-17 Cotton Bowl game to Texas. The only other time Notre Dame had played in a bowl game was the 1925 1927 The Rose Bowl becomes the first coast-to-coast radio broadcast of a Rose Bowl, when the Four Horsemen led the Irish to a 27-10 victory over sporting event. Stanford. 1929 The Rose Bowl game became one of the most famous in bowl his- 1971 Notre Dame snapped the second-longest winning streak going into tory because of California player Roy Riegels’ now-legendary wrong-way a bowl game by halting Texas’ 30-game string, 24-11, in the Cotton Bowl. In

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1951, Kentucky had stopped Oklahoma’s 31-game streak in the Sugar Bowl, 13-7. 1976 Archie Griffin started his fourth straight Rose Bowl for Ohio State (1973-76), totaling 412 yards on 79 carries in the four games. The Buckeyes, under legendary head coach Woody Hayes, won only the 1974 contest, but Griffin is the only player to win two Heisman Trophies (1974-75). 1989 Texas Tech’s James Gray set a college bowl record with 280 yards rushing (broken by Georgia Tech’s P.J. Daniels with 307 yards in the 2004 Humanitarian Bowl) in the All-American Bowl against Duke. BYU’s Ty Detmer set the bowl passing mark with 576 yards (tied by Marshall’s Byron Leftwich in the 2001 GMAC Bowl) versus Penn State in the Holiday Bowl.

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Beaver Bowl SPECIAL REGULAR- AND (Corry, PA) POSTSEASON GAMES 11-15-1958 Slippery Rock 6, Edinboro 0 (3,000) Bicentennial Bowl (Little Rock, AR) UNSANCTIONED OR OTHER 11-29-1975 Henderson St. 27, East Central 14 (2,000)

BOWLS Bicentennial Bowl The following bowl and/or postseason games were unsanctioned by the (Richmond, VA) NCAA or otherwise had no team classified as major college at the time of 12-11-1976 South Carolina St. 26, Norfolk St. 10 (7,500) the bowl. Most are postseason games; in many cases, complete dates and/ or statistics are not available and the scores are listed only to provide a his- torical reference. Attendance of the game, if known, is listed in parentheses Boot Hill Bowl after the score. (Dodge City, KS) 12-1970 Cameron 13, N.M. Highlands 12 All-Sports Bowl 12-4-71 Dakota St. 23, Northwestern Okla. 20 (2,000) (Oklahoma City) 12-2-72 William Penn 17, Emporia St. 14 (2,000) 12-1-73 Millikin 51, Bethany (KS) 7 (1,600) 12-9-1961 Okla. Panhandle 28, Langston 14 (8,000) 11-30-74 Washburn 21, Millikin 7 (2,500) 12-8-62 Neb. Omaha 34, East Central 21 (2,500) 11-22-75 Buena Vista 24, St. Mary’s (KS) 21 (2,700) 12-7-63 Northeastern St. 59, Slippery Rock 12 11-20-76 Benedictine (KS) 29, Washburn 14 (3,000) 12-5-64 Sul Ross St. 21, East Central 13 11-19-77 Mo. Western St. 35, Benedictine (KS) 30 (1,000) 11-18-78 Chadron St. 30, Baker (KS) 19 (3,000) Aluminum Bowl (NAIA Title Game) 11-17-79 Pittsburg St. 43, Peru St. 14 (2,800) (Little Rock, AR) 11-21-80 Cameron 34, Adams St. 16 12-22-1956 Montana St. 0, St. Joseph’s (IN) 0 Botany Bowl Angel Bowl 11-24-1955 Neb.-Kearney 34, Northern St. 13 (Los Angeles) 12-28-1946 Florida A&M 6, Wiley 6 (12,000) Boy’s Ranch Bowl (Abilene, TX) Azalea Bowl 12-13-1947 Missouri Valley 20, McMurry 13 (2,500) (Orlando, FL) 1-1-1946 Knoxville 18, Florida Normal 0 (4,000) Burley Bowl (Johnson City, TN) Azalea Classic 1-1-1946 High Point 7, Milligan 7 (3,500) (Mobile, AL) 11-28-46 Southeastern La. 21, Milligan 13 (7,500) 12-4-1971 Jackson St. 40, Alabama A&M 21 11-27-47 West Chester 20, Carson-Newman 6 (10,000) 12-7-74 Bethune-Cookman 19, Langston 3 (1,000) 11-25-48 West Chester 7, Appalachian St. 2 (12,000) 11-24-49 Emory & Henry 32, Hanover 0 (12,000) Aztec Bowl 11-23-50 Emory & Henry 26, Appalachian St. 6 (12,000) (Mexico) 11-22-51 Charleston (WV) 27, Lebanon Valley 20 (9,000) 11-27-52 East Tenn. St. 34, Emory & Henry 16 12-1950 Whittier 27, Mexico All-Stars 14 (at Mexico City) 11-26-53 East Tenn. St. 48, Emory & Henry 12 12-53 Mexico City 45, Eastern N.M. 26 (at Mexico City) 11-25-54 Appalachian St. 28, East Tenn. St. 13 12-97 Division III All-Stars 42, Mexico Collegians 41 (12,000) (at Toluca) 11-24-55 East Tenn. St. 7, Appalachian St. 0 12-12-98 Division III All-Stars 40, Mexico Collegians 13 (18,000) (at 11-22-56 Memphis 32, East Tenn. St. 12 Monterrey) 12-99 Division III All-Stars 44, Mexico Collegians 13 (12,000) (at Mexico ajun owl City) C B 12-2000 Division III All-Stars 27, Mexico Collegians 26 (8,000) (at Merida) 12-1947 McNeese St. 0, Southern Ark. 0 12-15-01 Division III All-Stars 37, Mexico Collegians 5 (10,000) (at Saltillo) 12-02 Division III All-Stars 15, Mexico Collegians 9 (6,000) (at Torreon) Cattle Bowl 12-13-03 Mexico Collegians 34, Division III All-Stars 31 (8,000) (at Cancun) (Fort Worth, TX) 12-11-04 Division III All-Stars 23, Mexico Collegians 3 (8,000) (at Cancun) 1-1-1947 Ark.-Pine Bluff 7, Lane 0 (1,000) 12-17-05 Division III All-Stars 53, Mexico Collegians 15 (13,000) (at Toluca) 1-1-48 Samuel Huston 7, Philander Smith 0 (800) 12-16-06 Division III All-Stars 28, Mexico Collegians 7 (16,000) (at Aguascalientes) 12-9-07 Division III All-Stars 37, Mexico Collegians 19 (18,500) (at Chihuahua)

Bean Bowl (Scottsbluff, NE) 11-24-1949 Idaho St. 20, Chadron St. 2 11-23-50 Doane 14, Northern Colo. 6

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Cement Bowl Doll And Toy Charity Game (Allentown, PA) (Gulfport, MS) 12-8-1962 West Chester 46, Hofstra 12 12-3-1937 Southern Miss. 7, Appalachian St. 0 (2,000)

Charity Bowl Eastern Bowl (Los Angeles) (Allentown, PA) 12-25-1937 Fresno St. 27, Central Ark. 26 (5,000) 12-14-1963 East Carolina 27, Northeastern 6 (2,700)

Christmas Bowl Elks Bowl (Natchitoches, LA) 1-2-1954 Charleston (WV) 12, East Carolina 0 (4,500) (at Greenville, NC) 12-6-1958 Northwestern St. 18, Sam Houston St. 11 12-11-54 Newberry 20, Appalachian St. 13 (at Raleigh, NC) 12-5-59 Delta St. 19, East Central 0 Fish Bowl (Corpus Christi, TX) (Tampa, FL) 11-1948 Southwestern (TX) 7, Corpus Christi 0 1-1-1947 Delaware 21, Rollins 7 (9,500) 1-1-48 Missouri Valley 26, West Chester 7 (10,000) Fish Bowl 1-1-49 Missouri Valley 13, St. Thomas (MN) 13 (11,000) (Norfolk, VA) 1-2-50 Florida St. 19, Wofford 6 (14,000) 12-4-1948 Hampton 20, Central St. (OH) 19 1-1-51 Wis.-La Crosse 47, Valparaiso 14 (12,000) 12-29-51 Brooke Army Medical 20, Camp LeJeune Marines 0 (7,500) (see Flower Bowl Cigar Bowl in Service Games) (Jacksonville, FL) 12-13-52 Tampa 21, Lenoir-Rhyne 12 (7,500) 1-1-54 Missouri Valley 12, Wis.-La Crosse 12 (5,000) 1-1-1942 Johnson C. Smith 13, Lane 0 (4,500) 12-17-54 Tampa 21, Charleston (WV) 0 1-1-43 N.C. A&T 14, Southern U. 6 (2,000) 1-1-44 Allen 33, Winston-Salem 0 (2,000) Citracado Bowl 1-1-45 18, N.C. A&T 0 (5,000) (see Citracado Bowl in Service Games) 1-1-46 Grambling 19, Lane 6 (6,000) 1-1-47 Delaware St. 7, Florida Normal 6 (3,000) Coconut Bowl 1-1-48 Bethune-Cookman 6, Lane 0 (3,000) (Miami) Fruit Bowl 1-1-1942 Florida Normal 0, Miami All-Stars 0 (9,000) (San Francisco) 1-1-46 Bethune-Cookman 32, Albany St. (GA) 0 (5,000) 1-1-47 Bethune-Cookman 13, Columbia (SC) Sporting Club 0 (5,000) 12-14-1947 Central St. (OH) 26, Prairie View 0 (9,000) 12-5-48 Southern U. 30, San Fran. St. 0 (5,000) Corn Bowl (Bloomington, IL) Gate City Bowl (Atlanta) 11-27-1947 Southern Ill. 21, North Central (IL) 0 (5,500) 11-25-48 Ill. Wesleyan 6, Eastern Ill. 0 (8,500) 12-21-1974 Tuskegee 15, Norfolk St. 14 (6,252) 11-24-49 Western Ill. 13, Wheaton (IL) 0 (4,567) 11-23-50 Missouri S&T 7, Illinois St. 6 (2,500) Glass Bowl 11-22-51 Lewis 21, William Jewell 12 (2,000) (Toledo, OH) 11-26-53 Western Ill. 32, Iowa Wesleyan 0 12-7-1946 Toledo 21, Bates 12 (12,000) 11-24-55 Luther 24, Western Ill. 20 (3,100) 12-6-47 Toledo 20, New Hampshire 14 (13,500) 12-4-48 Toledo 27, Oklahoma City 14 (8,500) Cosmopolitan Bowl 12-3-49 Cincinnati 33, Toledo 13 (Alexandria, LA) 12-1951 McNeese St. 13, Louisiana Col. 6 Gold Bowl (Richmond, VA) Cotton-Tobacco Bowl 12-3-1977 South Carolina St. 10, Winston-Salem 7 (14,000) (Greensboro, NC) 12-2-78 Virginia Union 21, N.C. A&T 6 (7,500) 1-1-1946 Johnson C. Smith 18, Allen 6 12-1-79 South Carolina St. 39, Norfolk St. 7 (8,000) 1-1-47 Norfolk St. 0, Richmond 0 (10,000) 12-6-80 N.C. A&T 37, N.C. Central 0 (3,374)

Cowboy Bowl Golden Isles Bowl (Lawton, OK) (Brunswick, GA) 12-11-1971 Howard Payne 16, Cameron 13 12-1-1962 McNeese St. 21, Samford 14 12-9-72 Harding 30, Langston 27

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Grape Bowl Missouri-Kansas Bowl (Lodi, CA) (Kansas City, MO) 12-13-1947 Pacific 35, Utah St. 21 (12,000) 12-4-1948 Emporia St. 34, Missouri St. 20 12-11-48 Hardin-Simmons 35, Pacific 35 (10,000) Moila Shrine Classic Great Lakes Bowl (St. Joseph, MO) (Cleveland) 11-24-1979 Mo. Western St. 72, William Jewell 44 (1,600) 12-5-1948 John Carroll 14, Canisius 13 (18,000) 11-22-80 Truman 17, Pittsburg St. 14 (500)

Great Southwest Bowl National Classic (Grand Prairie, TX) (Greensboro, NC) 12-31-1960 Tex. A&M-Kingsville 45, Arkansas Tech 14 (3,900) 12-4-1954 N.C. Central 19, Tennessee St. 6

Holiday Bowl New Year’s Classic (St. Petersburg, FL) (Honolulu) 12-21-1957 Pittsburg St. 27, Hillsdale 26 1-1-1934 Santa Clara 26, Hawaii 7 12-20-58 Northeastern St. 19, Northern Ariz. 13 1-1-35 Hawaii 14, California 0 (later called ) 12-19-59 Tex. A&M-Kingsville 20, Lenoir-Rhyne 7 (9,500) 12-10-60 Lenoir-Rhyne 15, Humboldt St. 14 (also served as NAIA national title game) (Houston)

Hoosier Bowl 1-1-1944 La.-Lafayette 24, Ark.-Monticello 7 (12,000) (See Turkey Bowl) Oleander Bowl International Bowl (Galveston, TX) 12-1952 Tex. A&M-Kingsville 49, Hereico Colegio Military 0 1-2-1950 McMurry 19, Missouri Valley 13 (7,500)

Iodine Bowl Olympian Bowl (Charleston, SC) (see Pythian Bowl)

12-3-1949 Johnson C. Smith 20, Allen 12 Optimist Bowl 12-9-50 Allen 20, Bethune-Cookman 0 (1,000) (Houston) 12-1-51 Allen 33, Morris College 14 (3,000) 12-5-53 Allen 33, Paul Quinn 6 12-21-1946 North Texas 14, Pacific 13 (5,000)

Kickapoo Bowl Orange Blossom Classic (Wichita Falls, TX) (Miami) 12-5-1947 Midwestern St. 39, Central Ark. 20 (5,000) 12-2-1933 Florida A&M 9, Howard 6 12-13-34 Florida A&M 13, Virginia St. 12 Lions Bowl 12-12-35 Kentucky St. 19, Florida A&M 10 (Ruston, LA) 12-5-36 Prairie View 25, Florida A&M 0 12-9-37 Florida A&M 25, Hampton 20 12-1946 Grambling 69, Miss. Industrial 12 12-8-38 Florida A&M 9, Kentucky St. 7 12-5-47 Grambling 47, Bethune-Cookman 6 12-9-39 Florida A&M 42, Wiley 0 12-49 Grambling 21, Texas Col. 18 12-7-40 Central St. (OH) 0, Florida A&M 0 12-2-50 Bishop 35, Grambling 0 12-6-41 Florida A&M 15, Tuskegee 7 12-1-51 Grambling 52, Bishop 0 (at Shreveport, LA) 12-12-42 Florida A&M 12, Texas College 6 12-6-52 Grambling 27, Alcorn 13 (at Monroe, LA) 12-4-43 Hampton 39, Florida A&M 0 12-9-44 Virginia St. 19, Florida A&M 6 Lions Bowl 12-8-45 Wiley 32, Florida A&M 6 (Salisbury, NC) 12-7-46 Lincoln (PA) 20, Florida A&M 0 (at Tampa) 12-13-1952 Clarion 13, East Carolina 6 (3,000) 12-6-47 Florida A&M 7, Hampton 0 12-4-48 Virginia Union 10, Florida A&M 6 (16,000) Mercy Bowl II 12-10-49 N.C. A&T 20, Florida A&M 14 (Anaheim, CA) 12-2-50 Central St. (OH) 13, Florida A&M 6 12-1-51 Florida A&M 67, N.C. Central 6 12-11-1971 Cal St. Fullerton 17, Fresno St. 14 (16,854) 12-6-52 Florida A&M 29, Virginia St. 7 12-5-53 Prairie View 33, Florida A&M 27 Mirza Shrine Bowl 12-4-54 Florida A&M 67, UMES 19 (Pittsburg, KS) 12-3-55 Grambling 28, Florida A&M 21 12-1-1950 Central Mo. 32, Pittsburg St. 21 12-1-56 Tennessee St. 41, Florida A&M 39 12-14-57 Florida A&M 27, UMES 21 12-13-58 Prairie View 26, Florida A&M 8 12-5-59 Florida A&M 28, Prairie View 7 12-10-60 Florida A&M 40, Langston 26 12-9-61 Florida A&M 14, Jackson St. 8 (47,791) 12-8-62 Jackson St. 22, Florida A&M 6

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12-14-63 Morgan St. 30, Florida A&M 7 Pear Bowl 12-5-64 Florida A&M 42, Grambling 15 (Medford, OR) 12-4-65 Morgan St. 36, Florida A&M 7 11-28-1946 Southern Ore. St. 13, Central Wash. 8 (3,000) (at Ashland, OR) 12-3-66 Florida A&M 43, Alabama A&M 26 11-27-47 Pacific Lutheran 27, Southern Ore. St. 21 12-2-67 Grambling 28, Florida A&M 25 11-25-48 Col. of Idaho 27, Southern Ore. St. 20 (2,500) 12-7-68 Alcorn 36, Florida A&M 9 (37,398) 11-24-49 Pacific (OR) 33, UC Davis 15 (4,000) 12-6-69 Florida A&M 23, Grambling 19 (36,784) (at Tallahassee, FL) 11-23-50 Lewis & Clark 61, San Fran. St. 7 (4,000) 12-12-70 Jacksonville St. 21, Florida A&M 7 (31,184) 11-24-51 Pacific (OR) 25, UC Davis 7 (4,000) 12-11-71 Florida A&M 27, Kentucky St. 9 (26,161) 12-2-72 Florida A&M 41, UMES 21 (21,606) ecan owl 12-8-73 Florida A&M 23, South Carolina St. 12 (18,996) P B (Orangeburg, SC) 12-7-74 Florida A&M 17, Howard 13 (20,166) 12-6-75 Florida A&M 40, Kentucky St. 13 (27,875) 12-7-1946 South Carolina St. 13, Johnson C. Smith 6 12-4-76 Florida A&M 26, Central St. (OH) 21 (18,000) 12-13-47 South Carolina St. 7, Allen 0 (3,000) 12-3-77 Florida A&M 37, Delaware St. 15 (29,493) 12-2-78 Florida A&M 31, Grambling 7 Pelican Bowl (New Orleans) rchid owl O B 12-2-1972 Grambling 56, N.C. Central 6 (22,500) (at Durham, NC) (Mexico City, Mexico) 12-7-74 Grambling 28, South Carolina St. 7 (30,120) 1-1-1942 Louisiana Col. 10, U. of Mexico 0 (8,000) 12-27-75 Southern U. 15, South Carolina St. 12 (6,748) 12-28-46 Mississippi Col. 43, U. of Mexico 7 (7,500) Peninsula Bowl Palm Festival (Charleston, SC) (Miami) 12-2-1950 Allen 47, South Carolina St. 13 (7,500) 1-2-1933 Miami (FL) 7, Manhattan 0 (6,000) 1-1-34 Duquesne 33, Miami (FL) 7 (3,500) (forerunner to Orange Bowl) Petroleum Bowl (Farmington, NM) almetto hrine P S 1964 San Diego Marine Base 14, Fort Hood Army Base 7 (Columbia, SC) 12-10-1955 Lenoir-Rhyne 14, Newberry 13 (6,000) Phillips Field Bowl (Tampa, FL) aper owl P B 12-8-1951 Tampa 7, Brandeis 0 (Pensacola, FL) 12-18-1948 Jacksonville St. 19, Troy 0 Piedmont Tobacco Bowl 12-16-49 Jacksonville St. 12, West Ala. 7 (3,000) (Fayetteville, NC) 12-2-50 Pensacola Alumni Cardinals 7, Jacksonville St. 6 (3,600) 12-7-1946 Allen 40, Fayetteville St. 6 (900) Peach Blossom Classic (Atlanta) (Honolulu) 12-9-1939 Morris Brown 13, Virginia St. 7 1-1-1940 Oregon St. 39, Hawaii 6 (formerly called Poi Bowl) 12-6-40 Morris Brown 28, Kentucky St. 6 (1,500) 1-1-41 Fresno St. 3, Hawaii 0 12-6-41 Morris Brown 7, N.C. Central 6 (6,000) (at Columbus, GA) 1-1-47 Hawaii 19, Utah 16 (25,000) 12-4-42 Morris Brown 20, Lane 0 (3,000) (at Columbus, GA) 1-1-48 Hawaii 33, Redlands 32 (12,000) 1-1-49 Oregon St. 47, Hawaii 27 (15,000) each owl P B 1-2-50 Stanford 74, Hawaii 20 (Macon, GA) 1-1-51 Hawaii 28, Denver 27 12-13-1946 Tenn. Wesleyan 14, Ga. Military 13 (5,000) 1-1-52 San Diego St. 34, Hawaii 13 12-6-47 Virginia St. 48, Morris Brown 0 12-3-49 Morris Brown 33, Texas College 28 (at Atlanta) Poi Bowl (Honolulu) eanut owl P B 1-1-1936 Southern California 38, Hawaii 6 (Dothan, AL) 1-2-37 Hawaii 18, Honolulu All-Stars 12 12-21-1968 Ouachita Baptist 39, West Ala. 6 1-1-38 Washington 53, Hawaii 13 (13,500) 1-2-39 UCLA 32, Hawaii 7 (later called Pineapple Bowl)

Poultry Bowl (Gainesville, GA) 12-8-1973 Stephen F. Austin 31, Gardner-Webb 10 (2,500) 12-7-74 Guilford 7, William Penn 7 (1,000) (at Greensboro, NC) (Guilford awarded win on 10-8 edge in first downs)

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Prairie View Bowl Rocket Bowl (Also called Bayou City Bowl) (Huntsville, AL) (Houston) 11-19-1960 Maryville (TN) 19, Millsaps 0 1-1-1929 Atlanta 7, Prairie View 0 1-1-30 Fisk 20, Prairie View 0 San Jacinto Shrine Bowl 1-1-31 Tuskegee 19, Prairie View 7 (Pasadena, TX) 1-1-32 Prairie View 27, Alabama St. 2 12-4-1976 Abilene Christian 22, Harding 12 (8,000) 1-1-33 Prairie View 14, Tuskegee 0 1-1-34 Prairie View 20, Langston 7 Share Bowl 1-1-35 Tuskegee 15, Prairie View 6 (Knoxville, TN) 1-1-36 Wiley 7, Prairie View 6 1-1-37 Tuskegee 6, Prairie View 0 (3,000) 12-11-1971 Carson-Newman 54, Fairmont St. 3 (1,200) 1-1-38 Prairie View 27, Florida A&M 14 1-2-39 Prairie View 34, Tuskegee 0 Shrimp Bowl 1-1-40 Prairie View 7, Xavier (LA) 6 (Galveston, TX) 1-1-41 Prairie View 7, Alabama St. 6 12-27-1952 Sam Houston St. 41, Northeastern St. 20 (3,500) 1-1-42 Kentucky St. 19, Prairie View 13 1-1-43 Langston 18, Prairie View 13 Shrine Bowl 1-1-44 Prairie View 6, Wiley 0 (5,000) (Ardmore, OK) 1-1-45 Wiley 26, Prairie View 0 (4,000) 1-1-46 Prairie View 12, Tuskegee 0 (10,000) 12-9-1972 Southwestern Okla. 28, Angelo St. 6 1-1-47 Prairie View 14, Lincoln (MO) 0 (1,500) (called ) 1-1-48 Texas Southern 13, Prairie View 0 Silver Bowl 1-1-49 Central St. (OH) 6, Prairie View 0 (9,000) (Mexico City, Mexico) 1-2-50 Prairie View 27, Fisk 6 (4,718) 12-20-1947 Mexico All-Stars 24, Randolph Field 19 1-1-51 Prairie View 6, Bishop 0 12-11-48 Pacific Fleet 33, Mexico All-Stars 26 1-1-52 Prairie View 27, Ark.-Pine Bluff 26 12-17-49 Trinity (TX) 52, Mexico 6 1-1-53 Texas Southern 13, Prairie View 12 (13,000) 1-1-54 Prairie View 33, Texas Southern 8 Smoky Mountain Bowl 1-1-55 Prairie View 14, Texas Southern 12 (10,000) (Bristol, TN) 1-2-56 Prairie View 59, Fisk 0 (7,500) 1-1-57 Prairie View 27, Texas Southern 6 11-24-1949 West Liberty 20, Western Caro. 0 (1,000) 1-1-58 Prairie View 6, Texas Southern 6 (3,500) 1-1-59 Prairie View 34, Langston 8 Space City Bowl 1-1-60 Prairie View 47, Wiley 10 (1,200) (Huntsville, AL) 12-31-60 Prairie View 19, Ark.-Pine Bluff 8 (1,400) 11-24-1966 Jacksonville St. 41, Ark.-Monticello 30 12-1-62 Prairie View 37, Central St. (OH) 16 12-9-67 Samford 20, Ark.-Monticello 7

Pretzel Bowl Steel Bowl (Reading, PA) (Birmingham, AL) 11-24-1951 West Chester 32, Albright 9 (7,500) 1-1-1941 Morris Brown 19, Central St. (OH) 3 (8,000) 1-1-42 Southern College All-Stars 26, Nashville Pros 13 Pythian Bowl 1-1-52 Bethune-Cookman 27, Texas College 13 (1,500) (Salisbury, NC) 11-26-1949 Appalachian St. 21, Catawba 7 Sugar Cup Classic 12-9-50 West Liberty 28, Appalachian St. 26 (New Orleans) 12-8-51 Lenoir-Rhyne 13, California (PA) 7 (4,500) 11-28-1964 Grambling 42, Bishop 6

Refrigerator Bowl Texhoma Bowl (Evansville, IN) (Denison, TX) 12-4-1948 Evansville 13, Missouri Valley 7 (7,500) 12-10-1948 Ouachita Baptist 7, Southeastern Okla. 0 12-3-49 Evansville 22, Hillsdale 7 11-25-49 Austin (TX) 27, East Central 6 12-2-50 Abilene Christian 13, Gust. Adolphus 7 (8,000) 12-2-51 Arkansas St. 46, Camp Breckinridge 12 (10,000) Textile Bowl 12-7-52 Western Ky. 34, Arkansas St. 19 (9,500) (Spartanburg, SC) 12-6-53 Sam Houston St. 14, Col. of Idaho 12 (7,500) 12-5-54 Delaware 19, Kent St. 7 (4,500) 11-30-1974 Wofford 20, South Carolina St. 0 (3,000) 12-4-55 Jacksonville St. 12, Rhode Island 10 (7,000) 12-1-56 Sam Houston St. 27, Middle Tenn. 13 (3,000) Tobacco Bowl (Lexington, KY) Rice Bowl 12-14-1946 Muhlenberg 26, St. Bonaventure 25 (3,000) (Stuggart, AR) 12-1957 Arkansas Tech 19, Ark.-Monticello 7 Tropical Bowl 12-58 Louisiana Col. 39, Arkansas Tech 12 12-18-1951 Morris Brown 21, Alcorn 0 12-2-60 East Central 25, Henderson St. 7 12-13-52 Bethune-Cookman 54, Albany St. (GA) 0 12-12-53 Virginia Union 13, Bethune-Cookman 0

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Turkey Bowl Army-Navy Benefit Bowl 11-28-1946 Evansville 19, Northern Ill. 7 (12,000) (also called Hoosier Bowl) (Tallahassee, FL) 12-20-1952 Parris Island 49, Fort Benning 0 Vulcan Bowl (Birmingham, AL) Atom Bowl 1-1-1942 Langston 13, Morris Brown 0 (7,000) (Nagasaki, Japan) 1-1-43 Texas College 13, Tuskegee 10 (6,000) 12-1945 Nishahaya Tigers 14, Bertelli’s Bears 13 (2,000) 1-1-44 Tuskegee 12, Clark (GA) 7 (6,000) 1-1-45 Tennessee St. 13, Tuskegee 0 (5,000) Bambino Bowl 1-1-46 Tennessee St. 33, Texas College 6 (9,000) (Bari, Italy) 1-1-47 Tennessee St. 32, Louisville Municipal 0 (4,000) 1-2-48 Central St. (OH) 27, Grambling 21 (8,000) 11-23-1944 Technical School 13, Playboys 0 (5,000) 1-1-49 Kentucky St. 23, N.C. A&T 13 (5,000) Bamboo Bowl West Virginia Bowl (Manila, Philippines) (Clarksburg, WV) 1-1-1946 Clark Field Acpacs 14, Leyte Base 12 (40,000) 12-1960 Fairmont St. 13, Salem Int’l 7 1-1-47 Manila Raiders 13, Scofield Barracks 6 (12,000) 11-61 West Va. Wesleyan 12, Salem Int’l 0 12-47 Ryukgus Command Sea Horses 21, Hawaiian Mid-Pacific Commandos 0 Will Rogers Bowl 1-1-50 All-Navy Guam 19, Clark Air Force Base 7 (Oklahoma City) Bluebonnet Bowl 1-1-1947 Pepperdine 38, Neb. Wesleyan 13 (800) (Houston)

Yam Bowl 12-25-1946 Texas Southern 49, Camp Hood 0 (Dallas) Cherry Bowl 12-25-1946 Texas Southern 64, Tuskegee 7 (5,000) (Yokohama, Japan) 12-25-47 Southern U. 46, Fort Valley St. 0 (1,200) 1-1-1952 Camp Drake 26, Yoksuka Naval Base 12

SERVICE GAMES Chigger Bowl (Dutch Guiana) Airborne Bowl 1-1-1945 Army Air Base Bonecrushers 6, Army Airway Rams 0 (1,200) 12-15-1957 101st Airborne 20, 82nd Airborne 14 China Bowl 12-5-59 Fort Campbell 26, Fort Bragg 7 (Shanghai) Arab Bowl 1-27-1946 Navy All-Stars 12, Army All-Stars 0 (Oran, Africa) 1-1-47 11th Airborne 12, Army-Navy All-Stars 6 1-1-48 Marines (Guam) 45, China All-Stars 0 1-1-1944 Army West Point 10, Navy 7 (15,000) Cigar Bowl Army All-Star Games 12-29-1951 Brooke Army Medical 20, Camp LeJeune 0 (7,500) 8-30-1942 Washington Redskins 26, Western Army All-Stars 7 (at Los Angeles) itricado owl 9-6-42 Western Army All-Stars 16, Chicago Cardinals 10 (at Denver) C B 9-9-42 Western Army All-Stars 12, 0 (at Detroit) 12-1956 San Diego Marines 25, UC Santa Barbara 14 9-12-42 Eastern Army All-Stars 16, 0 (at New York) 9-13-42 36, Western Army All-Stars 21 (at Milwaukee) Coconut Bowl 9-16-42 Eastern Army All-Stars 13, Brooklyn Dodgers 7 (at Baltimore) (New Guinea) 9-19-42 New York Giants 10, Western Army All-Stars 7 (at New York) 1-6-1945 Bulldogs 18, Crimson Tide 7 (3,000) 9-20-42 14, Eastern Army All-Stars 7 (at Boston) Coffee Bowl Army Pacific Olympics (London, England) (Osaka, Japan) 3-19-1944 18, Canada 0 1-13-1946 11th Airborne Angels 27, Clark Field 6 1-27-46 11th Airborne Angels 18, Honolulu All-Stars 0 Conch Bowl (Key West, FL) 11-24-1957 Keesler Air Force Base 27, Maxwell Air Force Base 7 11-28-58 Keesler Air Force Base 14, Maxwell Air Force Base 8

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Cosmopolitan Bowl Palmetto Shrine (Alexandria, LA) (Charleston, SC) 12-1950 Camp Polk 26, Louisiana Col. 7 1-1-1955 Fort Jackson 26, Shaw Air Force Base 21 12-52 Louisiana Col. 14, Alexander Air Base 0 Parc Des Princes Bowl Electronics Bowl (Paris, France) (Biloxi, MS) 12-19-1944 9th Air Force 6, 1st General Hospital 0 (20,000) 12-9-1951 Keesler Air Force Base 13, Camp LeJeune 0 12-53 Eglin Air Force Base 19, Keesler Air Force Base 8 Poi Bowl 12-54 Shaw Air Force Base 20, Keesler Air Force Base 19 (Honolulu) (Pacific Ocean Areas Service Championship) European “Orange Bowl” (Heidelberg, Germany) 1-8-1945 Navy 14, Army Air Force 0 (29,000) 12-7-1946 1st Division Artillery 27, 60th Infantry 13 Poinsettia Bowl (San Diego) European “Rose Bowl” (Augsburg, Germany) 12-20-1952 Bolling Air Force Base 35, San Diego NTC 14 12-19-53 Fort Ord 55, Quantico Marines 19 12-7-1946 9th Division 20, 16th Infantry 7 (3,000) 12-19-54 Fort Sill 27, Bolling Air Force Base 6 12-17-55 Fort Ord 35, Pensacola NAS 13 European “Sugar Bowl” (Nuremberg, Germany) Potato Bowl 12-7-1946 Grafenwohr Military 0, 39th Infantry 0 (Belfast, Ireland) 1-1-1944 Galloping Gaels 0, Wolverines 0 G. I. Bowl (London, England) Rice Bowl 11-12-1944 Army G.I.’s 20, Navy Bluejackets 0 (60,000) (Tokyo, Japan) 1-1-1946 11th Airborne Angels 25, 41st Division 12 (15,000) Ice Bowl 12-46 Yokota Air Base 13, 1st AD 8 (7,000) (Fairbanks, AK) 1-1-48 Korea All-Stars 19, Japan All-Stars 13 1-1-1949 Ladd Air Force Base 0, University of Alaska 0 (500) 1-1-49 Army Ground Forces 13, Air Force 7 (20,000) 1-2-50 University of Alaska 3, Ladd Air Force Base 0 1-1-50 Air Force All-Stars 18, Army All-Stars 14 1-1-51 University of Alaska 0, Ladd Air Force Base 0 1-1-53 Camp Drake 25, Yokosuka Naval Base 6 12-30-52 Ladd Air Force Base 47, University of Alaska 0 1-1-54 Camp Fisher 19, Nagoya Air Base 13 1-1-55 Air Force 21, Marines 14 Iranian Bowl 12-31-55 Air Force 33, Army West Point 14 (40,000) (Teheran, Iran) 12-30-56 Army West Point 21, Air Force 6 12-7-57 Johnson Air Base Vanguards 6, Marine Corps Sukiran Streaks 0 12-12-1944 Camp Amirabad 20, Camp Khorramsahr 0 (9,000) 12-20-58 Air Force 20, Army West Point 0

Jungle Bowl Riviera Bowl (Southwest Pacific) (Marseille, France) 1-1-1945 American All-Stars 49, Marines 0 (6,400) 1-1-1945 Railway Shop Battalion Unit 37, Army All-Stars 0 (18,000)

Lily Bowl Salad Bowl (Hamilton, Bermuda) (Phoenix) 1-3-1943 Army West Point 19, Navy 18 1-1-1953 San Diego Navy 81, 101st Airborne 20 1-1-44 Navy 19, Army West Point 0 1-1-54 Fort Ord 67, Great Lakes 12 1-7-45 Navy 39, Army West Point 6 (11,000) 1-5-47 Army West Point 7, Navy 7 (9,000) Satellite Bowl 1-1-48 Air Force 12, Navy 12 (Cocoa, FL) 1-1-49 Navy All-Stars 25, Kindley Fliers 6 12-29-1957 Fort Carson 12, Fort Dix 6 Marine Bowl (Pritchard Field, Southwest Pacific) Shrimp Bowl (Galveston, TX) 12-24-1944 4th Marines 0, 29th Marines 0 (7,000) 1-1-1955 Fort Ord 36, Fort Hood 0 Missile Bowl 12-18-55 Fort Hood 33, Little Creek 13 (Orlando, FL) 12-8-56 Bolling Air Force Base 29, Fort Hood 14 12-15-57 Bolling Air Force Base 28, San Diego Marines 7 12-3-1960 Quantico Marines 36, Pensacola Air Force Base 6 12-14-58 Eglin Air Force Base 15, Brooke Medics 7 12-9-61 Fort Eustis 25, Quantico Marines 24 12-13-59 Quantico Marines 90, McClellan Air Force Base 0 12-15-62 Fort Campbell 14, 10 12-14-63 Quantico Marines 13, San Diego Marines 10 Shuri Bowl 12-5-64 Fort Benning 9, Fort Eustis 3 12-1958 Air Force 60, Marine Corps 0

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Spaghetti Bowl C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl (Florence, Italy) Site: Waco, Texas 1-1-1945 5th Army 20, 12th Air Force 0 (20,000) Stadium (Capacity): Waco ISD Stadium 1-1-53 Salzburg Army 12, Wiesbaden AFC 7 (at Leghorn, Italy) Playing Sites: Bulldawg Stadium, Copperas Cove, Texas (2012-17)

Sukiyaki Bowl Date Score Attendance. 12-1956 Air Force 29, Marines 7 12-13-12 McMurry 36, Southern Ark. 35 1,124 12-7-13 cancelled (sever winter weather) Tea Bowl 12-6-14 Tex. A&M-Commerce 72, East Central 21 1,721 (London, England) 12-5-15 Arkansas Tech 51, Eastern N.M. 35 1,138 2-13-1944 Canada 16, United States 6 (30,000) 12-3-16 Fort Hays St. 45, Eastern N.M. 12 750 12-31-44 Air Service Command Warriors 13, 8th Air Force Shuttle Raiders 12-1-17 Washburn 41, Angelo St. 25 1,641 0 (12,000) 12-1-18 Central Okla. 41, Angelo St. 34 1,689 Live United Texarkana Bowl Treasury Bowl Site: Texarkana, Arkansas (New York) Stadium (Capacity): Razorback Stadium 12-16-1944 Randolph Field 13, 2nd Air Force 6 (8,356) Date Score Attendance. Typhoon Bowl 12-13-13 Harding 44, Tex. A&M-Commerce 3 12-1956 Army West Point 13, Marines 0 12-6-14 Central Mo. 48, Southeastern Okla. 21 3,502 12-5-15 Central Okla. 38, Southwestern Okla. 21 5,583 Valor Bowl 12-3-16 Tex. A&M-Kingsville 24, Southern Ark. 17 2,379 (Chattanooga, TN) 12-2-17 Pittsburg St. 48, Arkansas Tech 31 4,328 12-7-1957 Hamilton Air Force Base 12, Quantico Marines 6 12-1-18 Missouri Western 30, Southern Ark. 25 3,516 12-7-19 Missouri Western 35, Henderson St. 14 4,102 Mineral Water Bowl POSTSEASON BOWL INVOLVING Site: Excelsior Springs, MO NON-FOOTBALL BOWL Stadium (Capacity): (3,000) SUBDIVISION TEAMS Playing Surface: Sprinturf Playing Sites: Roosevelt Field (1954-75, 2000-03); Tiger Stadium (since 04) Date Score Attendance. Site: Atlanta 11-25-1954 Hastings 20, Col. of Emporia 14 4,000 Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Stadium (71,000) 11-24-55 Missouri Valley 31, Hastings 7 Playing Surface: FieldTurf 11-22-56 St. Benedict’s 14, Northeastern St. 13 2,000 11-30-57 William Jewell 33, Hastings 14 2,000 Playing Sites: Georgia Dome, Atlanta (2015-16) 11-22-58 Lincoln (MO) 21, Emporia St. 0 2,500 Date Score Attendance. 11-28-59 Col. of Emporia 21, Austin (TX) 20 3,000 11-26-60 Hillsdale 17, UNI 6 6,000 12-19-15 N.C. A&T 41, Alcorn 34 35,528 11-25-61 Truman 22, Parsons 8 8,000 12-17-16 Grambling 10, N.C. Central 9 31,096 11-24-62 Adams St. 23, Northern Ill. 20 12-16-17 N.C. A&T 21, Grambling 14 25,873 11-30-63 Northern Ill. 21, Missouri St. 14 12-15-18 N.C. A&T 24, Alcorn 22 31,672 11-28-64 North Dakota St. 14, Western St. 13 4,500 12-21-19 N.C. A&T 64, Alcorn 44 32,968 11-27-65 North Dakota 37, Northern Ill. 20 11-26-66 Adams St. 14, Missouri St. 8 5,500 Heritage Bowl 11-25-67 Doane 14, William Jewell 14 6,500 Site: Atlanta 11-30-68 Doane 10, Central Mo. 0 6,000 Stadium (Capacity): Georgia Dome (71,228) 11-29-69 Saint John’s (MN) 21, Simpson 0 5,000 Name Changes: Alamo Heritage Bowl (1991); Heritage Bowl (93-94, 96-99); 11-28-70 Franklin 40, Wayne St. (NE) 12 2,500 Jim Walters Heritage Bowl (95) 12-4-71 Bethany (KS) 17, Missouri Valley 14 2,500 Playing Surface: AstroTurf 11-18-72 Ottawa 27, Friends 20 4,500 11-73 William Jewell 20, St. Mary’s KS 9 Playing Sites: Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami (1991); , 11-23-74 Midland 32, Friends 6 1,500 Tallahassee, FL (93); Georgia Dome, Atlanta (94-99) 11-22-75 Mo. Western St. 44, Graceland (IA) 0 3,300 Date Score Attendance. 1976-91 Game not played 1992-99 Junior-college bowl 12-21-1991 Alabama St. 36, N.C. A&T 13 7,724 12-2-2000 Winona St. 43, Mo. Western St. 41 (3 OT) 2,300 1-2-93 Grambling 45, Florida A&M 15 11,273 12-1-01 Central Mo. 48, Minn. Duluth 17 3,592 1-1-94 Southern U. 11, South Carolina St. 0 36,128 12-7-02 Emporia St. 34, Winona St. 27 (OT) 3,022 12-30-94 South Carolina St. 31, Grambling 27 22,179 12-6-03 Mo. Western St. 24, Concordia-St. Paul 14 2,500 12-29-95 Southern U. 30, Florida A&M 25 25,164 12-4-04 Washburn 36, Northern St. 33 3,674 12-31-96 Howard 27, Southern U. 24 18,126 12-3-05 Mo. Western St. 35, Concordia-St. Paul 23 2,250 12-27-97 Southern U. 34, South Carolina St. 28 32,629 12-2-06 Pittsburg St. 35, Bemidji St. 27 3,022 12-26-98 Southern U. 28, Bethune-Cookman 2 32,955 12-1-07 Mo. Western St. 20, Wayne St. (NE) 13 1,500 12-18-99 Hampton 24, Southern U. 3 29,561 12-6-08 Augustana (SD) 37, Mo. Western St. 16 2,200

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Date Score Attendance. Date Score Attendance. 12-5-09 Mo. Western St. 34, Augustana (SD) 21 1,800 12-27-52 East 21-20 60,000 12-4-10 Pittsburg St. 13, Concordia-St. Paul 9 1,000 1-2-54 West 31-7 60,000 12-3-11 Minn. St. Mankato 28, Northeastern St. 14 1,460 1-1-55 East 13-12 60,000 12-1-12 Winona St. 41, Lindenwood 21 2,450 12-31-55 East 29-6 60,000 12-7-13 Pittsburg St. 90, Southwest Minn. St. 28 2,314 12-29-56 West 7-6 60,000 12-6-14 Sioux Falls 42, Central Okla. 10 1,500 12-28-57 West 27-13 60,000 12-5-15 Minn. Duluth 30, Fort Hays St. 22 2,300 12-27-58 East 26-14 60,000 12-3-16 Bemidji St. 36, Washburn 23 2,123 1-2-60 West 21-14 60,000 12-2-17 Central Mo. 38, Minn. Duluth 28 2,000 12-31-60 East 7-0 60,000 12-1-18 Missouri S&T 51, MSU Moorhead 16 1,500 12-30-61 West 21-8 60,000 12-7-19 Neb.-Kearney 50, Winona St. 33 1,946 12-29-62 East 25-19 60,000 12-28-63 Tie 6-6 60,000 Corsicana Bowl 1-2-65 West 11-7 60,000 Site: Corsicana, Texas 12-31-65 West 22-7 47,000 Stadium (Capacity): Tiger Stadium 12-31-66 East 45-22 46,000 12-30-67 East 16-14 29,000 Date Score Attendance. 12-28-68 West 18-7 29,000 12-27-69 West 15-0 70,000 12-2-17 Central Okla. 38, Tarleton St. 31 3,422 1-2-71 West 17-13 50,000 12-1-18 Emporia St. 30, Ark.-Monticello 22 4,000 12-31-71 West 17-13 35,000 12-7-19 Eastern N.M. 20, Southern Ark. 13 1,500 12-30-72 East 9-3 37,000 12-29-73 East 35-7 30,000 NCAA-CERTIFIED ALL-STAR 12-28-74 East 16-14 35,000 1-3-76 West 21-14 75,000 GAMES 1-2-77 West 30-14 45,000 12-31-77 West 23-3 65,000 East-West Shrine Classic 1-6-79 East 56-17 72,000 Present Site: St. Petersburg, FL 1-5-80 West 20-10 75,000 1-10-81 East 21-3 76,000 Tropicana Field (44,000) Stadium (Capacity): 1-9-82 West 20-13 75,000 Playing Surface: FieldTurf 1-15-83 East 26-25 72,999 Playing Sites: Ewing Field, San Francisco (1925); , San 1-7-84 East 27-19 77,000 Francisco (27-41); Sugar Bowl, New Orleans (42); Kezar Stadium, San 1-5-85 West 21-10 72,000 Francisco (43-66); , San Francisco (67-68); , 1-11-86 East 18-7 77,000 Palo Alto, CA (69); , Oakland, CA (71); Candlestick Park, 1-10-87 West 24-21 74,000 San Francisco (71-73); Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, CA (1974-2000); SBC 1-16-88 West 16-13 62,000 Park, San Francisco (01-05); Alamodome, San Antonio (06); Reliant Stadium, 1-15-89 East 24-6 76,000 Houston (07); , Houston (08-09); Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium, Orlando, FL (10-11); Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL (12-16) 1-21-90 West 22-21 78,000 1-26-91 West 24-21 72,000 Date Score Attendance. 1-19-92 West 14-6 83,000 12-26-1925 West 7-0 20,000 1-24-93 East 31-17 84,000 1-1-27 West 7-3 15,000 1-15-94 West 29-28 60,000 12-26-27 West 16-6 27,500 1-14-95 West 30-28 35,079 12-29-28 East 20-0 55,000 1-13-96 West 34-18 68,500 1-1-30 East 19-7 58,000 1-11-97 East 17-13 62,500 12-27-30 West 3-0 40,000 1-10-98 West 24-7 32,500 1-1-32 East 6-0 45,000 1-16-99 East 20-10 50,000 1-2-33 West 21-13 45,000 1-15-2000 East 35-21 65,246 1-1-34 West 12-0 35,000 1-14-01 West 20-10 31,549 1-1-35 West 19-13 52,000 1-12-02 West 21-13 25,035 1-1-36 East 19-3 55,000 1-11-03 East 20-17 1-1-37 East 3-0 38,000 1-10-04 West 28-7 25,602 1-1-38 Tie 0-0 55,000 1-15-05 East 45-27 25,518 1-2-39 West 14-0 60,000 1-21-06 West 35-31 18,533 1-1-40 West 28-11 50,000 1-20-07 West 21-3 23,554 1-1-41 West 20-14 60,000 1-19-08 West 31-13 15,328 1-3-42 Tie 6-6 35,000 1-17-09 East 24-19 15,387 1-1-43 East 13-12 57,000 1-23-10 East 13-10 8,345 1-1-44 Tie 13-13 55,000 1-22-11 East 25-8 1-1-45 West 13-7 60,000 1-21-12 West 24-17 1-1-46 Tie 7-7 60,000 1-19-13 West 28-13 1-1-47 West 13-9 60,000 1-18-14 East 23-13 19,500 1-1-48 East 40-9 60,000 1-17-15 East 19-3 22,296 1-1-49 East 14-12 59,000 1-23-16 West 29-9 23,106 12-31-49 East 28-6 60,000 1-21-17 West 10-3 22,198 12-30-50 West 16-7 60,000 1-20-18 West 14-10 20,000 12-29-51 East 15-14 60,000 1-19-19 West 21-17 19,654

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Date Score Attendance. Date Score Attendance 1-18-20 East 31, West 27 12,824 1-27-07 North 27, South 0 40,646 Series record: West won 51, East 39, 5 ties. 1-26-08 South 17, North 16 40,646 1-24-09 South 35, North 18 38,796 1-30-10 North 31, South 13 40,646 Played at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, AL, since 1951 under the aus- 1-29-11 South 24, North 10 40,646 pices of the . North and South teams are composed 1-28-12 North 23, South 13 40,646 of senior players who have used all of their collegiate eligibility. In 1991, the 1-26-13 South 21, North 16 38,636 teams switched from North and South to AFC and NFC; in 1994, the teams 1-25-14 South 20, North 10 37,914 switched back to North and South. 1-24-15 North 34, South 13 36,471 1-30-16 South 27, North 16 Date Score Attendance 1-28-17 South 16, North 15 32,175 1-7-1950 South 22, North 13 (at Jacksonville, FL) 1-27-18 South 45, North 16 29,606 1-6-51 South 19, North 18 1-26-19 North 34, South 24 31,437 1-5-52 North 20, South 6 1-25-20 North 34, South 17 36,695 1-3-53 North 28, South 13 Series records: North-South (1950-90 and 1994 to present)—South won 35, 1-9-54 North 20, South 14 North 30, 3 ties; AFC-NFC (1991-93)—AFC won 2, NFC 1. 1-8-55 South 12, North 6 1-7-56 South 12, North 2 1-5-57 South 21, North 7 1-11-58 North 15, South 13 1-3-59 South 21, North 12 1-9-60 North 26, South 7 40,119 1-7-61 South 33, North 26 1-6-62 South 42, North 7 1-5-63 South 33, North 27 1-4-64 South 28, North 21 37,094 1-9-65 Tie 7-7 40,605 1-8-66 South 27, North 18 1-7-67 North 35, South 13 1-6-68 South 34, North 21 1-11-69 North 27, South 16 1-10-70 Tie 37-37 1-9-71 North 31, South 13 40,646 1-8-72 North 26, South 21 40,646 1-6-73 South 33, North 30 40,646 1-12-74 North 16, South 13 40,646 1-11-75 Tie 17-17 40,646 1-10-76 North 42, South 35 40,646 1-9-77 North 27, South 24 40,646 1-7-78 Tie 17-17 40,646 1-13-79 South 41, North 21 40,100 1-12-80 North 57, South 3 40,646 1-17-81 North 23, South 10 40,102 1-16-82 South 27, North 10 39,410 1-22-83 North 14, South 6 37,511 1-14-84 South 21, North 20 38,254 1-12-85 South 23, North 7 33,500 1-18-86 North 31, South 17 40,646 1-17-87 South 42, North 38 1-23-88 North 21, South 7 1-21-89 South 13, North 12 39,742 1-20-90 North 41, South 0 42,400 1-19-91 AFC 38, NFC 28 37,500 1-18-92 AFC 13, NFC 10 37,100 1-16-93 NFC 21, AFC 6 37,124 1-22-94 South 35, North 32 39,200 1-21-95 South 14, North 7 40,007 1-20-96 North 25, South 10 40,700 1-18-97 North 35, South 14 40,646 1-17-98 South 31, North 8 40,820 1-23-99 South 31, North 21 41,000 1-22-2000 North 24, South 21 40,646 1-21-01 South 21, North 16 40,646 1-19-02 South 41, North 26 40,646 1-18-03 North 17, South 0 40,646 1-24-04 South 28, North 10 40,646 1-29-05 North 23, South 13 40,646 1-28-06 North 31, South 14 40,646

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NFLPA Game Date Score Attendance Present Site: Carson, CA 12-29-45 Blue 26-0 20,000 Stadium (Capacity): StubHub Center (27,000) 12-28-46 Gray 20-13 22,500 Playing Surface: Artificial 12-27-47 Gray 33-6 22,500 12-25-48 Blue 19-13 15,000 Format: One hundred prospects for the upcoming NFL draft divided into two teams named American and National. 12-31-49 Gray 27-13 21,500 12-30-50 Gray 31-6 21,000 Date Score 12-29-51 Gray 20-14 22,000 1-21-2012 National 20, American 14 12-27-52 Gray 28-7 22,000 1-19-13 National 34, American 0 12-26-53 Gray 40-20 18,500 1-18-14 National 31, American 17 12-25-54 Blue 14-7 18,000 1-17-15 National 17, American 0 12-31-55 Gray 20-19 19,000 1-23-16 National 18, American 17 12-29-56 Blue 14-0 21,000 1-21-17 National 27, American 7 12-28-57 Gray 21-20 16,000 1-20-18 National 23, American 0 12-27-58 Blue 16-0 16,000 1-23-19 American 10, National 7 12-26-59 Blue 20-8 20,000 1-18-20 National 30, 30, American 20 12-31-60 Blue 35-7 18,000 Series record: National won 8, American 1. 12-30-61 Gray 9-7 18,000 12-29-62 Blue 10-6 20,000 12-28-63 Gray 21-14 20,000 DISCONTINUED ALL-STAR 12-26-64 Blue 10-6 16,000 12-25-65 Gray 23-19 18,000 FOOTBALL GAMES 12-24-66 Blue 14-9 18,000 12-30-67 Blue 22-16 23,350 Many of these games were identified without complete information such as 12-28-68 Gray 28-7 18,000 scores, teams, sites or dates. Please send any updates or additional infor- 12-27-69 Tie 6-6 21,500 mation to: NCAA Statistics Service, P.O. Box 6222, , Indiana 12-28-70 Gray 38-7 23,000 46206-6222. 12-28-71 Gray 9-0 24,000 12-27-72 Gray 27-15 20,000 All-American Bowl (1969-77) 12-18-73 Blue 20-14 21,000 (Tampa, FL) 12-17-74 Blue 29-24 12,000 Date Score Attendance 12-19-75 Blue 14-13 10,000 12-24-76 Gray 31-10 16,000 1-4-1969 North 21, South 15 16,380 12-30-77 Blue 20-16 5,000 1-3-70 South 24, North 23 17,642 12-29-78 Gray 28-24 18,380 1-10-71 North 39, South 2 12,000 12-25-79 Blue 22-13 18,312 1-9-72 North 27, South 8 20,137 12-25-80 Blue 24-23 25,000 1-7-73 North 10, South 6 23,416 12-25-81 Blue 21-9 19,000 1-6-74 North 28, South 7 24,536 12-25-82 Gray 20-10 21,000 1-5-75 South 28, North 22 19,246 12-25-83 Gray 17-13 2,000 1-10-76 North 21, South 14 15,321 12-25-84 Gray 33-6 24,080 1-2-77 North 21, South 20 14,207 12-25-85 Blue 27-20 18,500 12-25-86 Blue 31-7 18,500 merican ollege ll tar ame A C A -S G (1948) 12-25-87 Gray 12-10 20,300 (Los Angeles) 12-25-88 Blue 22-21 20,000 Date Score 12-25-89 Gray 28-10 16,000 12-18-1948 American All-Stars 43, Canadian All-Stars 0 12-25-90 Blue 17-14 17,500 12-26-48 American All-Stars 14, Hawaiian All-Stars 0 12-25-91 Gray 20-12 21,000 12-25-92 Gray 27-17 20,500 Black College All-Star Bowl (1979-82) 12-25-93 Gray 17-10 18,500 12-25-94 Blue 38-27 23,500 Date Score Attendance 12-25-95 Blue 26-7 18,500 1-7-1979 East 25, West 20 (at New Orleans) 12-25-96 Blue 44-34 17,000 1-5-80 West 27, East 21 (OT) (at New Orleans) 12--25-97 Gray 31-24 25,214 1-17-81 West 19, East 10 (at Jackson, MS) 7,500 12-25-98 Gray 31-24 17,500 1-16-82 West 7, East 0 (at Jackson, MS) 12-25-99 Tie 22-22 15,531 12-25-2000 Gray 40-37 18,000 Blue-Gray All-Star Classic 12-25-01 Blue 28-10 18,000 Playing Sites: Cramton Bowl, Montgomery, AL (1939-01); Movie Gallery 12-25-02 No game played , Troy, AL (2003) 12-25-03 Blue 31-24 10,252 Date Score Attendance Series record: Gray won 33, Blue 29, 2 ties. 1-2-1939 Blue 7-0 8,000 12-30-39 Gray 33-20 10,000 Camp Football Foundation Bowl (1974) 12-28-40 Blue 14-12 14,000 12-27-41 Gray 16-0 15,571 12-26-42 Gray 24-0 16,000 1943 No Game 12-30-44 Gray 24-7 16,000

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Canadian-American Bowl (1978-79) Christian Bowl (1955) (Tampa, FL) (Murfreesboro, TN) Date Score Attendance Date Score Attendance 1-8-1978 U.S. All-Stars 22, Canadian All-Stars 7 11,328 12-26-1955 East 21, West 10 4,000 1-6-79 U.S. All-Stars 34, Canadian All-Stars 14 11,033 Coaches All-American Game (1961-76) hallenge owl C B (1978-79) at Buffalo, NY (Seattle) Date Score Attendance Date Score Attendance 6-23-1961 West 30, East 20 12,913 1-14-1978 Pacific-8 27, Big Ten 20 20,578 6-29-62 East 13, West 8 22,759 1-13-79 Pacific-10 36, Big Eight 23 23,961 6-29-63 West 22, East 21 20,840 6-27-64 East 18, West 15 21,112 Chicago College All-Star Football Game 6-26-65 East 34, West 14 25,501 (1934-76) An all-star team composed of the top senior collegiate players met the at Atlanta, GA National Football League champions (1933-66) or the champions Date Score Attendance (1967-75) from the previous season, beginning in 1934. The only time the all- 7-9-1966 West 24, East 7 38,236 stars did not play the league champions was in 1935. All games except 1943 7-9-67 East 12, West 9 29,145 and 1944 were played at , Chicago. The 1943 and 1944 games were played at Dyche Stadium, Evanston, IL. 6-28-68 West 34, East 20 21,120 6-28-69 West 14, East 10 17,008 Date Score Attendance at Lubbock, TX 8-31-1934 Tie Chicago Bears 0-0 79,432 8-29-35 Chicago Bears 5, All-Stars 0 77,450 Date Score Attendance 9-2-36 Tie Detroit 7-7 76,000 6-28-1970 East 34, West 27 42,150 9-1-37 All-Stars 6, Green Bay 0 84,560 6-26-71 West 33, East 28 43,320 8-31-38 All-Stars 28, Washington 16 74,250 6-24-72 East 42, West 20 42,314 8-30-39 New York Giants 9, All-Stars 0 81,456 6-23-73 West 20, East 6 43,272 8-29-40 Green Bay 45, All-Stars 28 84,567 6-22-74 West 36, East 6 42,368 8-28-41 Chicago Bears 37, All-Stars 13 98,203 6-21-75 East 23, West 21 36,108 8-28-42 Chicago Bears 21, All-Stars 0 101,100 6-19-76 West 35, East 17 36,504 8-25-43 All-Stars 27, Washington 7 48,471 8-30-44 Chicago Bears 24, All-Stars 21 48,769 Copper Bowl (1958-60) 8-30-45 Green Bay 19, All-Stars 7 92,753 (Tempe, AZ) 8-23-46 All-Stars 16, Los Angeles 0 97,380 Date Score Attendance 8-22-47 All-Stars 16, Chicago Bears 0 105,840 8-20-48 Chicago Cardinals 28, All-Stars 0 101,220 12-20-1958 Southwest All-Stars 22, National All-Stars 13 12,000 8-12-49 Philadelphia 38, All-Stars 0 93,780 12-26-59 National All-Stars 21, Southwest All-Stars 6 16,000 8-11-50 All-Stars 17, Philadelphia 7 88,885 12-31-60 National All-Stars 27, Southwest All-Stars 8 8,000 8-17-51 Cleveland 33, All-Stars 0 92,180 8-15-52 Los Angeles 10, All-Stars 7 88,316 Crusade Bowl (1963) 8-14-53 Detroit 24, All-Stars 10 93,818 (Baltimore) 8-13-54 Detroit 31, All-Stars 6 93,470 Date Score Attendance 8-12-55 All-Stars 30, Cleveland 27 75,000 1-6-1963 East 38, West 10 2,400 8-10-56 Cleveland 26, All-Stars 0 75,000 8-9-57 New York Giants 22, All-Stars 12 75,000 Dallas All-Star Game (1936-39) 8-15-58 All-Stars 35, Detroit 19 70,000 (Dallas) 8-14-59 Baltimore 29, All-Stars 0 70,000 8-12-60 Baltimore 32, All-Stars 7 70,000 Date Score 8-4-61 Philadelphia 28, All-Stars 14 66,000 9-7-1936 Southwest All-Stars 7, Chicago Bears 6 8-3-62 Green Bay 42, All-Stars 20 65,000 9-6-37 Southwest All-Stars 6, Chicago Bears 0 8-2-63 All-Stars 20, Green Bay 17 65,000 9-5-38 Southwest All-Stars 13, Washington Redskins 7 8-7-64 Chicago Bears 28, All-Stars 17 65,000 9-4-39 Green Bay Packers 31, Southwest All-Stars 20 8-6-65 Cleveland 24, All-Stars 16 68,000 8-5-66 Green Bay 38, All-Stars 0 72,000 Dixie Classic (1928-31) 8-4-67 Green Bay 27, All-Stars 0 70,934 (Dallas) 8-2-68 Green Bay 34, All-Stars 17 69,917 8-1-69 26, All-Stars 24 74,208 Date Score Attendance 7-31-70 Kansas City 24, All-Stars 3 69,940 12-29-1928 14, Small Texas Schools 6 7-30-71 Baltimore 24, All-Stars 17 52,289 1-1-29 Big Six Conference 14, Southwest Conference 6 10,000 7-28-72 Dallas 20, All-Stars 7 54,162 1-1-30 Midwest 25, Southwest Conference 12 15,000 7-27-73 Miami 14, All-Stars 3 54,103 1-1-31 Southwest Conference 18, Midwest 0 14,000 1974 No game played 8-1-75 Pittsburgh 21, All-Stars 14 54,103 7-23-76 *Pittsburgh 24, All-Stars 0 52,895 *Game was not completed due to thunderstorms.

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East-West Black All-Star Game (1971) Date Score Attendance (Houston) 1-4-75 East 34-25 22,000 Date Score Attendance 1-10-76 East 16-0 45,458 1-8-77 West 20-17 45,579 12-11-1971 East 19, West 10 5,156 1-7-78 West 42-22 48,197 1-6-79 East 29-24 49,132 East-West College All-Star Game (1932) (Demonstrated at 10th Olympiad, Los Angeles; East composed of players 1-5-80 East 17-10 47,096 from Harvard, Princeton and Yale; West composed of players from California, 1-10-81 West 24-17 39,010 Southern California and Stanford) 1-9-82 West 26-23 43,002 1-15-83 East 30-14 39,456 Date Score Attendance 1-7-84 West 21-16 34,216 8-8-1932 West 7, East 6 50,000 1-5-85 East 34-14 30,767 1-11-86 West 23-10 29,564 Epson Ivy Bowl (1989-90) 1-10-87 West 16-14 17,775 (Yokohama, Japan) 1-16-88 West 20-18 26,737 1-7-89 East 21-10 25,000 Date Score 1-13-90 West 21-13 28,742 12-1989 Ivy League Seniors 49, Japan Collegiate All-Stars 17 1-19-91 East 23-10 21,926 12-25-90 Ivy League Seniors 47, Japan Collegiate All-Stars 10 1-11-92 West 27-20 23,112 1-16-93 West 13-10 25,479 Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic (1984-86) 1-22-94 College All-Stars 28-15 33,947 (Atlanta and Washington, D.C.) 1-22-95 East 20-9 19,074 Southwestern Athletic Conference vs. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. 1-21-96 East 17-10 25,112 1-19-97 South 26, North 13 24,725 Date Score Attendance 1-18-98 South 20, North 19 20,079 1-14-1984 SWAC 36, MEAC 22 16,097 1-24-99 South 34, North 14 23,719 1-12-85 SWAC 14, MEAC 0 18,352 12-22-99 Tie 28-28 23,719 1-11-86 SWAC 16, MEAC 14 10,200 1-20-2001 North 31, South 23 23,719 12-20-86 MEAC 12, SWAC 7 8,962 2-2-02 South 45, North 28 24,000 2-1-03 South 27, North 24 Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic (1990) 1-17-04 South 26, North 7 (Houston) 1-22-05 East 20, West 13 Date Score 1-21-06 East 10, West 7 1-14-07 East 18, West 10 8,000 1-13-1990 North 14, South 13 1-12-08 East 38, West 7 Series records: North-South (1963-73, 97-04)—North won 9, South 9, 1 tie; Freedom Classic (1976) East-West (1960-62, 1974-93, 1995-96 and 2005-08)—East won 17, West Date Score Attendance 11, 1 tie; College All-Stars vs. Hawaiian All-Stars (1994)—College All-Stars 1976 West 12, East 9 6,654 won 1, Hawaiian All-Stars 0.

Hula Bowl Japan Bowl Format: From 1947 to 1950, the College All-Stars played the Hawaii All-Stars. (Yokohama, Japan) Beginning in 1951, the Hawaiian team was augmented by players from the NFL. This format was changed to an all-collegiate contest—first between the Date Score Attendance East and West, then between North and South (in 1963), and then back to 1-18-1976 West 27-18 68,000 East and West in 1974 and 1995-96. In 1994, the format went to a collection 1-16-77 West 21-10 58,000 of collegiate all-stars versus a collection of Hawaiian former collegiate play- 1-15-78 East 26-10 32,500 ers. In 1997, it reverted back to North-South. In 2005, it returned to an East- 1-14-79 East 33-14 55,000 West format. Teams were broken into players from the western United States (named Kai) against eastern United States (named Aina). 1-13-80 West 28-17 27,000 1-17-81 West 25-13 30,000 Playing Sites: Honolulu Stadium (1960-74); Aloha Stadium (1975-97, 2006- 1-16-82 West 28-17 28,000 08); War Memorial (1998-05) 1-23-83 West 30-21 30,000 Date Score Attendance 1-15-84 West 26-21 26,000 1-13-85 West 28-14 30,000 1-10-1960 East 34-8 23,000 1-11-86 East 31-14 30,000 1-8-61 East 14-7 17,017 1-11-87 West 24-17 30,000 1-7-62 Tie 7-7 20,598 1-10-88 West 17-3 30,000 1-6-63 North 20-13 20,000 1-15-89 East 30-7 29,000 1-4-64 North 20-13 18,177 1-13-90 East 24-10 27,000 1-9-65 South 16-14 22,100 1-12-91 West 20-14 30,000 1-8-66 North 27-26 25,000 1-11-92 East 14-13 50,000 1-7-67 North 28-27 23,500 1-9-93 East 27-13 46,000 1-6-68 North 50-6 21,000 1-4-69 North 13-7 23,000 os ngeles ll tar ame 1-10-70 South 35-13 25,000 L A A -S G (1948) 1-9-71 North 42-32 23,500 1-8-72 North 24-7 23,000 Los Angeles 1-6-73 South 17-3 23,000 Date Score 1-5-74 East 24-14 23,000 1-18-1948 West 34, East 20

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Magnolia Gridiron Classic Date Score Stadium: Mississippi Veterans Memorial 12-42 South 24, North 0 Format: One team composed primarily of Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) 1-44 South 24, North 7 seniors from schools that did not qualify for or had already played in bowl 1-45 North 26, South 0 games. The other team composed primarily of players from the Football 1-46 South 20, North 13 Championship Subdivision (FCS). 1-47 South 33, North 6 Date Score Attendance 1-48 North 19, South 13 12-24-2005 White (FBS) 17, Red (FCS) 9 100 at Miami 12-23-06 Green (FBS) 32, Red (FCS) 14 1,500 Date Score Attendance 12-25-1948 South 24, North 14 33,056 Martin Luther King All-America Classic 12-25-49 North 20, South 14 37,378 (1990-91) 12-25-50 South 14, North 9 39,132 12-25-51 South 35, North 7 39,995 Division I-A vs. all other divisions 12-25-52 North 21, South 21 42,866 Date Score Attendance 12-25-53 South 20, North 0 44,715 12-25-54 South 20, North 17 37,847 1-15-1990 All Div. All-Stars 35, I-A All-Stars 24 (at San Jose, 350 CA) 12-26-55 South 20, North 7 42,179 1-14-91 I-A All-Stars 21, All Div. All-Stars 14 (at St. 6,272 12-26-56 North 17, South 7 39,181 Petersburg, FL) 12-25-57 North 23, South 20 28,303 12-27-58 South 49, North 20 35,519 New York All-Star Game 12-26-59 North 27, South 17 35,185 (New York) 12-26-60 North 41, South 14 26,146 12-25-61 South 35, North 16 18,892 Date Score 12-22-62 South 15, North 14 16,952 1936 New York Giants 12, All-Stars 2 12-21-63 South 23, North 14 19,120 1937 New York Giants 14, All-Stars 7 12-25-64 North 37, South 30 29,124 1938 New York Giants 6, All-Stars 0 12-25-65 South 21, North 14 25,640 1939 New York Giants 10, All-Stars 0 12-26-66 North 27, South 14 28,569 1940 All-Stars 16, New York Giants 6 12-25-67 North 24, South 0 17,400 1941 New York Giants 23, All-Stars 3 12-25-68 North 3, South 0 18,063 9-12-42 Eastern Army All-Stars 16, New York Giants 0 (see Army All-Star 12-25-69 North 31, South 10 23,527 Games) 12-25-70 North 28, South 7 15,402 1947 New York Giants 21, All-Stars 0 12-27-71 South 7, North 6 18,640 1949 All-Stars 28, New York Giants 13 12-25-72 North 17, South 10 18,013 12-25-73 South 27, North 6 10,672 North-South All-American Classic (Known as Paradise Bowl, 2002-03; Las Vegas All-American at Pontiac, MI Classic, 2004-06) Date Score Attendance Playing Sites: Hansen Stadium, St. George, UT (2002-03); Sam Boyd 12-17-76 South 24, North 0 41,627 Stadium, Las Vegas (2004-06)

Date Score Ohio Shrine Bowl (1972-76) (Columbus, OH) 2-2-2002 West 33, Utah-Colorado 30 (2 OT) 1-25-03 Midwest 36, West 31 Date Score 1-17-04 West 14, East 7 12-9-1972 East 20, West 7 1-22-05 West 21, East 16 12-1-73 East 8, West 6 1-14-06 East 41, West 3 12-7-74 East 27, West 6 Series record: East-West (2004-06): West won 2, East 1. 1975 West 17, East 7 12-4-76 East 24, West 8 (played elsewhere) North-South All-Star Shrine Game (1930- Olympia Gold Bowl (1982) 34, 39-48, 1948-73, 1976) (San Diego) Date Score Attendance Date Score Attendance 1-1-1930 North 21, South 12 (at Atlanta) ( 20,000 All-Star Game) 1-16-1982 National All-Stars 30, American All-Stars 21 22,316 12-28-30 South 7, North 0 (at New York) 2,000 12-10-32 South 7, North 6 (at Baltimore) 500 12-24-33 North 3, South 0 (at New York) 5,000 1-1-34 North 7, South 0 (at Knoxville, TN) (Southeastern 12,000 Conference All-Star Game) at Birmingham, AL Date Score 1-1939 North 7, South 0 12-39 South 33, North 20 12-40 North 14, South 12 12-41 South 16, North 0

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Olympic Game (1933) U.S. Bowl (1962) (Chicago) (Washington, D.C.) Date Score Attendance (Teams were composed of players selected in the recent NFL draft.) 8-24-1933 East 13, West 7 50,000 Date Score 1-7-1962 West 33, East 19 Optimist All-America Bowl (1958-62) (Tucson, AZ) The Villages Gridiron Classic Date Score Attendance Playing Sites: Florida Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL (1999-03); The Villages Polo Stadium, Lady Lake, FL (2004-05) 1-4-1958 College All-Stars 56, Tucson Cowboys 28 1-3-59 Major-College 14, Small-College 12 10,000 The Villages Gridiron Classic was known as the Rotary Gridiron Classic for 1-2-60 Major College 53, Small-College 0 14,500 the first five years. The format changed from a Team Florida vs. Team USA to a North vs. South format in 2004. 12-26-60 Major-College 25, Small-College 12 12-30-61 Major-College 31, Small-College 0 14,000 Date Score Attendance 12-29-62 Small-College 14, Major-College 13 1-16-1999 Team Florida 17, Team USA 9 29,725 1-15-2000 Team USA 21, Team Florida 14 21,298 Potato Bowl (1967) 1-13-01 Team Florida 10, Team USA 0 25,000 (Bakersfield, CA) 1-19-02 Team Florida 42, Team USA 13 20,344 Date Score Attendance 1-25-03 Team USA 20, Team Florida 17 9,375 12-23-1967 North 23, South 7 5,600 1-31-04 North 35, South 31 12,312 1-15-05 South 24, North 21 12,635 Rocky Mountain Conference-North Central Series records: Team Florida-Team USA (1999-03)—Team Florida won 3, Team USA 2; North-South (2004-05)—North won 1, South 1. Conference Game (1930) (Elks Charity Bowl) (Denver) FORMER SPECIAL PRESEASON Date Score GAMES PLAYED IN USA 1-1-1930 North Central 13, Rocky Mountain 6

Salad Bowl All-Star Game (1955) BCA Classic (Phoenix) Sponsor: Black Coaches Association Playing Sites: Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MI (1998); Royal-Memorial Date Score Attendance Stadium, Austin, TX (1999); LaVell Edwards Stadium, Provo, UT (2001); 1-1-1955 Skyline Conference 20, 13 8,000 Memorial/Osborne Stadium, Lincoln, NE (2002); , Kansas 12-31-55 Border Conference 13, Skyline Conference 10 City, MO (2003); FedEx Field, Landover, MD (2004) Date Score Attendance Sheridan Black All-Star Game (1979-82) (See Black College All-Star Bowl) 8-29-1998 Colorado St. 23, Michigan St. 16 68,624 8-28-99 North Carolina St. 23, Texas 20 82,252 Smoke Bowl (1941) 8-27-2000 Game canceled because of weather (Richmond, VA) 8-25-01 BYU 70, Tulane 35 49,008 8-24-02 Nebraska 48, Arizona St. 10 77,779 Date Score Attendance 8-23-03 Kansas St. 42, California 28 50,823 1-1-1941 Norfolk All-Stars 16, Richmond All-Stars 2 5,000 8-28-04 Southern California 24, Virginia Tech 13 91,665

Southwest Challenge Bowl (1963-64) Eddie Robinson Classic (Corpus Christi, TX) Playing Sites: , Columbus, OH (1997); Memorial Stadium (now Memorial/Osborne Stadium), Lincoln, NE (1998); , Date Score Attendance South Bend, IN (1999); Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO (2000, 2002); 1-5-1963 National 33, Southwest 13 , Madison, WI (2001) 1-4-64 National 66, Southwest 14 10,200 Date Score Attendance Texas vs. The Nation (2007-13) 8-28-1997 Ohio St. 24, Wyoming 10 89,112 Playing Sites: Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, TX (2007-10); Alamodome, San 8-29-98 Nebraska 56, Louisiana Tech 27 76,021 Antonio (11); Allen Eagle Stadium, Allen, TX (12-13) 8-28-99 Notre Dame 48, Kansas 13 80,012 Format: The Texas team is composed of players who have high school or 8-26-2000 Kansas St. 27, Iowa 7 77,148 collegiate ties to the state or are natives of the state, and a few regional or 8-25-01 Wisconsin 26, Virginia 17 76,740 special circumstance exceptions. The Nation roster is a squad of top-rated 8-24-02 Florida St. 38, Iowa St. 31 55,132 seniors from the rest of the country.

Date Score Attendance 2-2-2007 The Nation 24, Texas 20 21,548 2-2-08 Texas 41, The Nation 14 26,821 1-31-09 The Nation 27, Texas 24 42,387 2-6-10 Texas 36, The Nation 17 26,041 2-5-11 Texas 13, The Nation 7 2-2-13 The Nation 24, Texas 13 Series record: Texas won 3, The Nation 3.

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Kickoff Classic John Thompson Foundation Challenge Sponsor: National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Classic Playing Site: , East Rutherford, NJ (1983-02) Sponsor: John Thompson Foundation Date Score Attendance Playing Sites: Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY (2001); Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, WI (2002) 8-29-1983 Nebraska 44, Penn St. 6 71,123 8-27-84 Miami (FL) 20, Auburn 18 51,131 Date Score Attendance 8-29-85 BYU 28, Boston College 14 51,227 8-23-2001 Louisville 45, New Mexico St. 24 38,129 8-27-86 Alabama 16, Ohio St. 10 68,296 8-23-02 Wisconsin 23, Fresno St. 21 75,136 8-30-87 Tennessee 23, Iowa 22 54,681 8-27-88 Nebraska 23, Texas A&M 14 58,172 BCA Bowl 8-31-89 Notre Dame 36, Virginia 13 77,323 Playing Site: Carter-Finley Stadium, Raleigh, NC (2002) 8-31-90 Southern California 34, Syracuse 16 57,293 8-28-91 Penn St. 34, Georgia Tech 22 77,409 Date Score Attendance 8-29-92 North Carolina St. 24, Iowa 14 46,251 8-24-2002 North Carolina St. 34, New Mexico 24 47,018 8-28-93 Florida St. 42, Kansas 0 51,734 8-28-94 Nebraska 31, West Virginia 0 58,233 8-27-95 Ohio St. 38, Boston College 6 62,711 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 8-25-96 Penn St. 24, Southern California 7 77,716 8-24-97 Syracuse 34, Wisconsin 0 51,185 GAMES 8-31-98 Florida St. 23, Texas A&M 14 59,232 8-29-99 Miami (FL) 23, Ohio St. 12 73,037 American Athletic Conference Championship 8-27-2000 Southern California 29, Penn St. 5 78,902 Present Site: Hosted by team with the better regular-season conference 8-26-01 Georgia Tech 13, Syracuse 7 41,517 record 8-31-02 Notre Dame 22, Maryland 0 72,903 Playing Site: TDECU Stadium, Houston (2015); Navy-Marine Corp Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, MD (2016); Stadium, Orlando, FL (2017-18); Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium (2019) Playing Sites: Anaheim Stadium (now of Anaheim), Anaheim, CA (1990-94); , Ann Arbor, MI (1995); Cougar Stadium (now Date Score Attend. LaVell Edwards Stadium), Provo, UT (1996); Soldier Field, Chicago (1997); 12-5-15 Houston (West) 24, Temple (East) 13 35,721 L.A. Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles (1998); Beaver Stadium, State College, 12-3-16 Temple (East) 34, Navy (West) 10 22,815 PA (1999); Alltel Stadium (now EverBank Field), Jacksonville, FL (2000); Memorial/Osborne Stadium, Lincoln, NE (2001); Ohio Stadium, Columbus, 12-2-17 UCF (East) 62, Memphis (West) 55 (2 ot) 41,433 OH (2002) 12-1-18 UCF (East) 56, Memphis (West) 41 45,176 12-7-19 Memphis (West) 29, Cincinnati (East) 24 33,008 Date Score Attendance 8-26-1990 Colorado 31, Tennessee 31 33,458 Atlantic Coast Conference ­Championship 8-29-91 Florida St. 44, BYU 28 38,363 Present Site: Charlotte, NC 8-26-92 Texas A&M 10, Stanford 7 35,240 Stadium (Capacity): Bank of America Stadium (75,525) 8-29-93 North Carolina 31, Southern California 9 49,309 Playing Surface: Grass 8-29-94 Ohio St. 34, Fresno St. 10 28,513 8-26-95 Michigan 18, Virginia 17 101,444 Playing Site: Alltel Stadium (now EverBank Field), Jacksonville, FL (2005- 8-24-96 BYU 41, Texas A&M 37 55,229 07); Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL (2008-09); Bank of America 8-23-97 Northwestern 24, Oklahoma 0 36,804 Stadium, Charlotte, NC (2011-15, 2017-19); Camping World Stadium, Orlando (2016) 8-30-98 Southern California 27, Purdue 17 56,623 8-28-99 Penn St. 41, Arizona 7 97,168 Date Score Attend. 8-26-2000 Florida St. 29, BYU 3 54,260 12-3-05 Florida St. (Atlantic) 27, Virginia Tech (Coastal) 22 72,749 8-25-01 Nebraska 21, TCU 7 77,473 12-2-06 Wake Forest (Atlantic) 9, Georgia Tech (Coastal) 6 62,850 8-24-02 Ohio St. 45, Texas Tech 21 100,037 12-1-07 Virginia Tech (Coastal) 30, Boston College (Atlantic) 16 53,212 12-6-08 Virginia Tech (Coastal) 30, Boston College (Atlantic) 12 53,927 Hispanic College Fund Classic 12-5-09 Georgia Tech (Coastal) 39, Clemson (Atlantic) 34 57,227 Sponsor: Transamerica 12-4-10 Virginia Tech (Coastal) 44, Florida St. (Atlantic) 33 72,379 Playing Sites: Jones Stadium (now Jones AT&T Stadium), Lubbock, TX 12-3-11 Clemson (Atlantic) 38, Virginia Tech (Coastal) 10 73,675 (2000); Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK (2001); Lane Stadium, Blacksburg, 12-1-12 Florida St. (Atlantic) 21, Georgia Tech (Coastal) 15 64,778 VA (2002) 12-7-13 Florida St. (Atlantic) 45, Duke (Coastal) 7 67,694 Date Score Attendance 12-6-14 Florida St. (Atlantic) 37, Georgia Tech (Coastal) 35 64,808 12-5-15 Clemson (Atlantic) 45, North Carolina (Coastal) 37 74,514 8-26-2000 Texas Tech 24, New Mexico 3 42,238 12-3-16 Clemson (Atlantic) 42, Virginia Tech (Coastal) 35 50,628 8-25-01 Oklahoma 41, North Carolina 27 75,423 12-2-17 Clemson (Atlantic) 38, Miami (FL) (Coastal) 3 74,372 8-25-02 Virginia Tech 63, Arkansas St. 7 54,016 12-1-18 Clemson (Atlantic) 42, Pittsburgh (Coastal) 10 67,784 12-7-19 Clemson (Atlantic) 62, Virginia (Coastal) 17 66,810 Jim Thorpe Classic Sponsor: Jim Thorpe Association Big Ten Conference Championship Playing Sites: Folsom Field, Boulder, CO (2001); Scott/Harrison Field, Present Site: Indianapolis Charlottesville, VA (2002) Stadium (Capacity): (70,000) Date Score Attendance Playing Surface: FieldTurf 8-26-2001 Fresno St. 24, Colorado 22 47,762 Playing Sites: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis (2011-19) 8-22-02 Colorado St. 35, Virginia 29 57,120

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Date Score Attend. Stadium (Capacity): Ford Field (65,000) 12-3-11 Wisconsin (Leaders) 42, Michigan St. (Legends) 39 64,152 Playing Surface: FieldTurf 12-1-12 Wisconsin (Leaders) 70, Nebraska (Legends) 31 41,260 Playing Sites: Marshall University Stadium, Huntington, WV (1997-00, 02); 12-7-13 Michigan St. (Legends) 34, Wisconsin (Leaders) 24 66,002 Glass Bowl, Toledo, OH (2001); Doyt Perry Stadium, Bowling Green, OH 12-6-14 Ohio St. (East) 59, Wisconsin (West) 0 60,229 (2003); Ford Field, Detroit (since 2004) 12-5-15 Michigan St. (East) 16, Iowa (West) 13 66,985 12-3-16 Penn St. (East) 38, Wisconsin (West) 31 65,018 Date Score Attend, 12-2-17 Ohio St. (East) 27, Wisconsin (West) 21 65,886 12-5-97 Marshall (East) 34, Toledo (West) 14 28,021 12-1-18 Ohio St. (East) 45, Northwestern (West) 24 66,375 12-4-98 Marshall (East) 23, Toledo (West) 17 28,085 12-7-19 Ohio St. (East) 34, Wisconsin (West) 21 66,649 12-3-99 Marshall (East) 34, Western Mich. (West) 30 28,069 12-1-00 Marshall (East) 19, Western Mich. (West) 14 24,816 Big 12 Conference Championship 11-30-01 Toledo (West) 41, Marshall (East) 36 20,025 Present Site: Arlington, Texas 12-07-02 Marshall (East) 49, Toledo (West) 45 24,582 12-4-03 Miami (OH) (East) 49, Bowling Green (West) 27 24,833 Stadium (Capacity): AT&T Stadium (80,000) 12-2-04 Toledo (West) 35, Miami (OH) (East) 27 22,138 Playing Sites: Trans World Dome (now Edward Jones Dome), St. Louis 12-1-05 Akron (East) 31, Northern Ill. (West) 30 12,051 (1996; 1998); Alamodome, San Antonio (1997; 1999; 2007); Arrowhead 11-31-06 Central Mich. (West) 31, Ohio (East) 10 25,483 Stadium, Kansas City, MO (2000; 2003-04; 2006; 2008); , Irving, TX (2001); Reliant Stadium, Houston (2002; 2005); Cowboys Stadium, 12-1-07 Central Mich. (West) 35, Miami (OH) (East) 10 25,013 Arlington, TX (2009-10); AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX (2017-19) 12-5-08 Buffalo (East) 42, Ball St. (West) 24 12,871 12-4-09 Central Mich. (West) 20, Ohio (East) 10 23,714 Date Score Attend. 12-4-10 Miami (OH) (East) 26, Northern Ill. (West) 21 12,031 12-2-11 Northern Ill. (West) 23, Ohio (East) 20 13,052 12-7-96 Texas (South) 37, Nebraska (North) 27 63,109 11-30-12 Northern Ill. (West) 44, Kent St. (East) 37 (2 OT) 18,132 12-6-97 Nebraska (North) 54, Texas A&M (South) 15 64,824 12-6-13 Bowling Green (East) 47, Northern Ill. (West) 27 21,106 12-5-98 Texas A&M (South) 36, Kansas St. (North) 33 60,789 12-5-14 Northern Ill. (West) 51, Bowling Green (East) 17 15,110 12-4-99 Nebraska (North) 22, Texas (South) 6 65,035 12-4-15 Bowling Green (East) 34, Northern Ill. (West) 14 16,425 12-2-00 Oklahoma (South) 27, Kansas St. (North) 24 79,655 12-2-16 Western Mich. (West) 29, Ohio (East) 23 45,615 12-1-01 Colorado (North) 39, Texas (South) 37 65,675 12-1-17 Toledo (West) 45, Akron (East) 28 16,225 12-7-02 Oklahoma (South) 29, Colorado (North) 7 63,332 11-30-18 Northern Ill. (West) 30, Buffalo (East) 29 10,255 12-6-03 Kansas St. (North) 35, Oklahoma (South) 7 79,451 12-7-19 Miami (OH) (East) 26, Central Mich. (West) 21 22,427 12-4-04 Oklahoma (South) 42, Colorado (North) 3 62,130 12-3-05 Texas (South) 70, Colorado (North) 3 71,107 Championship 12-2-06 Oklahoma (South) 21, Nebraska (North) 7 80,031 Present Site: Hosted by team with the better College Football Playoff ranking 12-1-07 Oklahoma (South) 38, Missouri (North) 17 62,585 12-6-08 Oklahoma (South) 62, Missouri (North) 21 71,004 Playing Sites: Bulldog Stadium, Fresno, CA (2013, 2018); Albertsons Stadium, Boise, ID (2014, 2017); Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA (2015); 12-5-09 Texas (South) 13, Nebraska (North) 12 76,211 War Memorial Stadium, Laramie, WY (2016); Albertsons Stadium, Boise, ID 12-4-10 Oklahoma (South) 23, Nebraska (North) 20 78,802 (2019) 12-2-17 Oklahoma (1 seed) 41, TCU (2 seed) 17 64,104 12-1-18 Oklahoma (1 seed) 39, Texas (2 seed) 27 83,114 Date Score Attend. 12-7-19 Oklahoma (1 seed) 30, Baylor (2 seed) 23 65,191 12-7-13 Fresno St. (West) 24, Utah St. (Mountain) 17 31,362 Conference USA Championship 12-6-14 Boise St. (Mountain) 28, Fresno St. (West) 14 26,101 Present Site: Hosted by team with the better regular-season record 12-5-15 San Diego St. (West) 27, Air Force 24 (Mountain) 20,959 12-3-16 San Diego St. (West) 27, Wyoming 24 (Mountain) 24,001 Playing Site: Florida Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL (2005); Robertson Stadium, 12-2-17 Boise St. (Mountain) 17, Fresno St. 14 (West) 24,515 Houston (2006; 2011); Stadium, Orlando, FL (2007; 2010); Chapman Stadium, Tulsa, OK (2008; 2012); Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, 12-1-18 Fresno St. (West) 19, Boise St. (Mountain) 16 (OT) 23,662 Greenville, NC (2009); Rice Stadium, Houston, TX (2013); Joan C. Edwards 12-7-19 Boise St. 31 (Mountain), Hawaii (West) 10 23,561 Stadium, Huntington, WV (2014); Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium, Bowling Green, KY (2015-16); FAU Stadium, Boca Raton, FL (2017; 2019); Pac-12 Conference Championship Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium, Murfreesboro, TN (2018) Present Site: Santa Clara, CA

Date Score Attend. Stadium (Capacity): Levi’s Stadium (68,500) 12-3-05 Tulsa (West) 44, UCF (East) 27 51,978 Playing Surface: Natural Grass 12-1-06 Houston (West) 34, Southern Miss. (East) 20 31,818 Playing Sites: Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR (2011); Stanford Stadium, 12-1-07 UCF (East) 44, Tulsa (West) 25 44,128 Stanford, CA (2012); Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ (2013); Levi’s Stadium, 12-6-08 East Carolina (East) 27, Tulsa (West) 24 22,740 Santa Clara, CA (2014-present) 12-5-09 East Carolina (East) 38, Houston (West) 32 33,048 Date Score Attend. 12-4-10 UCF (East) 17, SMU (West) 7 41,045 12-3-11 Southern Miss. (East) 49, Houston (West) 28 32,413 12-2-2011 Oregon (North) 49, UCLA (South) 31 59,376 12-1-12 Tulsa (West) 33, UCF (East) 27 (OT) 17,635 11-30-12 Stanford (North) 27, UCLA (South) 24 31,622 12-7-13 Rice (West) 41, Marshall (East) 24 20,247 12-7-13 Stanford (North) 38, Arizona St. (South) 14 69,535 12-6-14 Marshall (East) 25, Louisiana Tech (West) 23 23,711 12-5-14 Oregon (North) 51, Arizona (South) 13 45,618 12-5-15 Western Ky. (East) 45, Southern Miss. (West) 28 16,823 12-5-15 Stanford (North) 41, Southern California 22 (South) 58,476 12-3-16 Western Ky. (East) 58, Louisiana Tech (West) 44 13,213 12-2-16 Washington (North) 41, Colorado (South) 10 47,118 12-2-17 Fla. Atlantic (East) 41, North Texas (West) 17 14,258 12-1-17 Southern California 31 (South), Stanford 28 (North) 48,031 12-1-18 UAB (West) 27, Middle Tenn. (East) 25 15,806 11-30-18 Washington 10 (North), Utah 3 (South) 35,134 12-7-19 Fla. Atlantic (East) 49, UAB (West) 6 14,387 12-6-19 Oregon (North) 37, Utah (South) 15 38,679

Mid-American Conference Championship Southeastern Conference Championship Present Site: Detroit Present Site: Atlanta

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Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Stadium (71,000) Sydney, Australia Playing Surface: FieldTurf Date Score Attendance Playing Sites: Legion Field, Birmingham, AL (1992-93); Georgia Dome, 8-27-2016 California 51, Hawaii 31 61,247* Atlanta (1994-16); Mercedes-Benz Stadium (since 2017) 8-26-17 Stanford vs. Rice † Date Score Attend. *Played at ANZ Stadium. †Played at Allianz Stadium. 12-5-92 Alabama (Western) 28, Florida (Eastern) 21 83,091 elbourne ustralia 12-4-93 Florida (Eastern) 28, Alabama (Western) 13 76,345 M , A 12-3-94 Florida (Eastern) 24, Alabama (Western) 23 74,751 Date Score Attendance 12-2-95 Florida (Eastern) 34, Arkansas (Western) 3 71,325 12-6-1985 Wyoming 24, UTEP 21 22,000* 12-7-96 Florida (Eastern) 45, Alabama (Western) 30 74,132 12-4-87 BYU 30, Colorado St. 26 7,652† 12-6-97 Tennessee (Eastern) 30, Auburn (Western) 29 74,896 *Played at V.F.L. Park. †Played at Princes Park. 12-5-98 Tennessee (Eastern) 24, Mississippi St. (Western) 14 74,795 12-4-99 Alabama (Western) 34, Florida (Eastern) 7 74,309 Hamilton, Bermuda 12-2-00 Florida (Eastern) 28, Auburn (Western) 6 73,427 (Played at Bermuda National Soccer Stadium.) 12-8-01 LSU (Western) 31, Tennessee (Eastern) 20 74,843 12-7-02 Georgia (Eastern) 30, Arkansas (Western) 3 75,835 Date Score Attendance 12-6-03 LSU (Western) 34, Georgia (Eastern) 13 74,913 11-20-1993 Georgetown 17, Wash. & Lee 14 3,218 12-4-04 Auburn (Western) 38, Tennessee (Eastern) 28 74,892 11-19-94 Davidson 28, Sewanee 14 2,000 12-3-05 Georgia (Eastern) 34, LSU (Western) 14 73,717 10-28-95 Fordham 17, Holy Cross 10 2,436 12-2-06 Florida (Eastern) 38, Arkansas (Western) 28 73,374 12-1-07 LSU (Western) 21, Tennessee (Eastern) 14 73,832 Havana, Cuba 12-6-08 Florida (Eastern) 31, Alabama (Western) 20 75,892 (Played at Almandares Park) 12-5-09 Alabama (Western) 32, Florida (Eastern) 13 75,514 Date Score Attendance 12-4-10 Auburn (Western) 56, South Carolina (Eastern) 17 75,802 12-3-11 LSU (Western) 42, Georgia (Eastern) 10 74,515 12-25-2007 LSU 56, Havana University 0 10,000 12-1-12 Alabama (Western) 32, Georgia (Eastern) 28 75,624 12-7-13 Auburn (Western) 59, Missouri (Eastern) 42 75,632 London, England 12-6-14 Alabama (Western) 42, Missouri (Eastern) 13 73,526 Date Score Attendance 12-5-15 Alabama (Western) 29, Florida (Eastern) 15 75,320 10-16-1988 Richmond 20, Boston U. 17 6,000 12-3-16 Alabama (Western) 54, Florida (Eastern) 16 74,632 12-2-17 Georgia (Eastern) 28, Auburn (Western) 7 76,532 Frankfurt, Germany 12-1-18 Alabama (Western) 35, Georgia (Eastern) 28 77,141 (Played at Wald Stadium) 12-7-19 LSU 37 (Western) 37, Georgia (Eastern) 10 74,150 Date Score Attendance Sun Belt Conference Championship 9-19-1992 Heidelberg 7, Otterbein 7 4,351 Present Site: Hosted by team with the better record Playing Sites: Stadium, Boone, NC (2018-19) Dublin, Ireland (#Called Emerald Isle Classic. Played at Lansdowne Road Date Score Attend. Stadium. ¢Played at Croke Park. ^Played at Aviva Stadium.) 12-1-18 Appalachian St. (East) 30, Louisiana (West) 19 14,963 Date Score Attendance 12-7-19 Appalachian St. (East) 45, Louisiana (West) 38 18,618 11-19-1988 Boston College 38, Army West Point 24 45,525# 12-2-89 Pittsburgh 46, Rutgers 29 19,800# DISCONTINUED CONFERENCE 11-2-96 Notre Dame 54, Navy 27 38,651¢ 8-31-2012 John Carroll 40, St. Norbert 3 4,877 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES 9-1-12 Notre Dame 50, Navy 10 48,820^ 8-30-14 Penn St. 26, UCF 24 53,304¢ 9-3-16 Georgia Tech 17, Boston College 14 40,562^ Western Athletic Conference Championship Playing Site: Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas (1996-98) Galway, Ireland Date Score Attend. (Called Christopher Columbus Classic) 12-7-96 BYU (Mountain) 28, Wyoming (Pacific) 25 41,238 Date Score Attendance 12-6-97 Colorado St. (Pacific) 41, New Mexico (Mountain) 13 12,706 11-29-1992 Bowdoin 7, Tufts 6 2,500 12-5-98 Air Force (Pacific) 20, BYU (Mountain) 13 32,745 Limerick, Ireland REGULAR-SEASON GAMES IN (Wild Geese Classic played at Limerick Gaelic Grounds) Date Score Attendance FOREIGN COUNTRIES 11-16-1991 Holy Cross 24, Fordham 19 17,411

Melbourne, Australia Milan, Italy Date Score Attendance (Played at The Arena.) 12-6-1985 Wyoming 24, UTEP 21 22,000* Date Score Attendance 12-4-87 BYU 30, Colorado St. 26 7,652† 10-28-1989 Villanova 28, Rhode Island 25 5,000 *Played at V.F.L. Park. †Played at Princes Park.

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Osaka, Japan Date Score Attendance COLLEGE FOOTBALL TROPHY 9-3-1978 Utah St. 10, Idaho St. 0 15,000 GAMES

Tokyo, Japan Following is a list of the current college football trophy games. The games are listed alphabetically by the trophy-object name. The date refers to the season (Called Mirage Bowl 1976-85, Coca-Cola Classic from 1986. the trophy was first exchanged and is not necessarily the start of competition Played at Tokyo Olympic Memorial Stadium 1976-87, Tokyo between the participants. A game involving inter-division teams is listed in the Dome 1988-93.) higher-division classification. Date Score Attendance 9-4-1976 Grambling 42, Morgan St. 16 50,000 FBS 12-11-77 Grambling 35, Temple 32 50,000 Trophy Date Colleges 12-10-78 Temple 28, Boston College 24 55,000 Anniversary Award 1985 Bowling Green-Kent St. 11-24-79 Notre Dame 40, Miami (FL) 15 62,574 Apple Cup 1962 Washington-Washington St. 11-30-80 UCLA 34, Oregon St. 3 86,000 Axe 1933 California-Stanford 11-28-81 Air Force 21, San Diego St. 16 80,000 Band Drum 1935 Kansas-Missouri 11-27-82 Clemson 21, Wake Forest 17 64,700 Battle for the Bell 1997 Marshall-Ohio 11-26-83 SMU 34, Houston 12 70,000 Bayou Bucket 1974 Houston-Rice 11-17-84 Army West Point 45, Montana 31 60,000 Beehive Boot 1971 BYU, Utah, Utah St., Southern Utah, 11-30-85 Southern California 20, Oregon 6 65,000 Weber St. 11-30-86 Stanford 29, Arizona 24 55,000 Bell 1927 Missouri-Nebraska 11-28-87 California 17, Washington St. 17 45,000 Bell Clapper 1931 Oklahoma-Oklahoma St. 12-3-88 Oklahoma St. 45, Texas Tech 42 56,000 Big Game 1979 Arizona-Arizona St. 12-4-89 Syracuse 24, Louisville 13 50,000 Black Diamond Trophy 1997 Virginia Tech-West Virginia 12-2-90 Houston 62, Arizona St. 45 50,000 Blue Key Victory Bell 1940 Ball St.-Indiana St. 11-30-91 Clemson 33, Duke 21 50,000 Brass Spittoon 1950 Indiana-Michigan St. 12-6-92 Nebraska 38, Kansas St. 24 50,000 Brass Spittoon 1981 New Mexico St.-UTEP 12-5-93 Wisconsin 41, Michigan St. 20 51,500 Bronze Boot 1968 Colorado St.-Wyoming Bronze Stalk 2008 Ball St.-Northern Ill. Yokohama, Japan Cannon 1943 Illinois-Purdue Date Score Attendance Commander in Chief’s 1972 Air Force, Army West Point, Navy 12-2-1978 BYU 28, UNLV 24 27,500 Commonwealth Cup 1996 Virginia-Virginia Tech Cy-Hawk 1977 Iowa-Iowa St. Floyd of Rosedale 1935 Iowa-Minnesota EXHIBITION GAMES Foy-O.D.K. 1948 Alabama-Auburn Fremont Cannon 1970 Nevada-UNLV (Games involving an active NCAA member versus an exhibition opponent Golden Boot 1996 LSU-Arkansas played in the United States. Not counted as a regular-season game.) Golden Egg 1927 Ole Miss-Mississippi St. Golden Hat 1941 Oklahoma-Texas Orlando, FL Governor’s Cup 1969 Kansas-Kansas St. (Played at Citrus Bowl) Governor’s Cup 1958 Florida-Florida St. Governor’s Cup 1983 Colorado-Colorado St. Date Score Attendance Governor’s Cup 1994 Louisville-Kentucky 10-3-1992 UCF 42, Moscow Bears 6 (5,412) 5,412 Governor’s Cup 1995 Georgia-Georgia Tech Governor’s Flag* 1953 Arizona-Arizona St. Governor’s Victory Bell 1993 Minnesota-Penn St. EXHIBITION GAMES PLAYED IN Illibuck 1925 Illinois-Ohio St. FOREIGN COUNTRIES 1983 Alabama-Auburn Iron Skillet Trophy 1946 SMU-TCU (Games involving an active NCAA member versus a team from another coun- Jefferson-Epps Trophy 1995 Florida St.-Virginia try. Not counted as a regular-season game.) Keg of Nails 1950 Cincinnati-Louisville Kit Carson Rifle 1938 Arizona-New Mexico Kyoto, Japan Land Grant Trophy 1993 Michigan St.-Penn St. (Played at Nishi Kyogoku Stadium) Little Brown Jug 1909 Michigan-Minnesota Mayors’ Cup 1998 Rice-SMU Date Score Attendance Megaphone 1949 Michigan St.-Notre Dame 3-29-1997 Harvard 42, Kyoto 35 16,000 Old Oaken Bucket 1925 Indiana-Purdue Old Wagon Wheel 1948 BYU-Utah St. Paniolo Trophy 1979 Hawaii-Wyoming Paul Bunyan Axe 1948 Minnesota-Wisconsin Paul Bunyan-Governor of 1953 Michigan-Michigan St. Michigan Peace Pipe 1929 Missouri-Oklahoma Peace Pipe 1955 Miami (OH)-Western Mich. Peace Pipe 1980 Bowling Green-Toledo Ram-Falcon 1980 Air Force-Colorado St. Sabine Shoe 1937 Lamar-La.-Lafayette Schwartzwalder Trophy 1993 Syracuse-West Virginia

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Trophy Date Colleges Shillelagh 1952 Notre Dame-Southern California Shillelagh 1958 Notre Dame-Purdue Silver Spade/Brass Spittoon 1955 New Mexico St.-UTEP Steel Tire 1976 Akron-Youngstown St. Telephone 1960 Iowa St.-Missouri Territorial Cup 1899 Arizona-Arizona St. Textile Bowl 1981 Clemson-North Carolina St. Tomahawk 1945 Illinois-Northwestern Victory Bell 1942 Southern California-UCLA Victory Bell 1948 Cincinnati-Miami (OH) Victory Bell 1948 Duke-North Carolina Wagon Wheel 1946 Akron-Kent St. Williams Trophy 1998 Rice-Tulsa *Changed to Big Game Trophy in 1979. FCS Trophy Date Colleges Battle for the Paddle 1998 Nicholls St.-Texas St. Bill Knight 1986 Massachusetts-New Hampshire Brice-Colwell Musket 1946 Maine-New Hampshire Chief Caddo 1962 Northwestern St.-Stephen F. Austin Gem State 1978 Boise St., Idaho, Idaho St. Governor’s 1979 Central Conn. St. Southern Conn. St. Governor’s Cup 1972 Brown-Rhode Island Governor’s Cup 1975 Dartmouth-Princeton Governor’s Cup 1984 Eastern Wash.-Idaho Grizzly-Bobcat Painting 1984 Montana-Montana St. Harvey—Shin-A-Ninny Totem 1961 Middle Tenn.-Tennessee Tech Pole Little Brown Stein 1938 Idaho-Montana Mare’s 1987 Murray St.-UT Martin Nickel 1938 North Dakota-North Dakota St. Ol’ Mountain Jug 1976 Appalachian St.-Western Caro. Ol’ School Bell 1988 Jacksonville St.-Troy Ram—Crusader Cup 1951 Fordham-Holy Cross Red Belt 1978 Murray St.-Western Ky. Ron Rogerson Memorial 1988 Maine-Rhode Island Sergeant York 2007 Austin Peay, UT Martin, Tennessee St., Tennessee Tech Silver Shako 1976 Citadel-VMI Sitting Bull 1953 North Dakota-South Dakota Team of Game’s MVP 1960 Lafayette-Lehigh Top Dog 1971 Butler-Indianapolis Victory Carriage 1960 UC Davis-Sacramento St.

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