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\n2006<\/st1:date><\/p>\nKentucky-Clemson
\nBrooks, and
\nfirst bowl trip since the Hal Mumme<\/span>-coached Cats lost
\nto
\nCity Bowl. But it\u2019s not just making a bowl that makes the Cats a winner. In
\nthis case it\u2019s the <\/i>bowl, its opponent, its location and the way it could
\nalter the Cats\u2019 football history. Clemson is from the ACC, a
\ndivision crown, derailed by a one-point loss to
\nThey ended up 8-4, thanks to a three-point loss to arch-rival
\nCarolina<\/st1:place><\/st1:State> in the season finale. The
\nTigers (8-4) rank 15th<\/sup> in the nation in scoring defense.<\/span>
\nSenior defensive end Gaines Adams (15.5 tackles for loss, 10.5 sacks) was named
\nACC Defensive Player of the Year and is a finalist for the Ted Hendricks Award
\ngiven to the nation\u2019s top end. Clemson also features one of the nation\u2019s best
\nrunning attacks led by sophomore James Davis (1,134 yards, 17
\nSpiller (914 yards, 10 TD\u2019s<\/span>, 7.1 yards per carry).
\nThe Tigers are fifth in the NCAA in rushing yards per game (225.2) and ninth in
\nscoring average (33.8).Tennessean
\nsecondary as the Tigers try to replace starting cornerback Duane Coleman, who
\nlast week was suspended for the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl presented by
\nBridgestone. Coleman, a senior who had started 15 consecutive games, was
\ncharged with simple possession of marijuana last Wednesday during a traffic
\nstop for failing to use a turn signal. Clemson defensive coordinator Vic
\nfreshman who started three games at the cornerback position opposite of
\nColeman, would start at the \u201cfield cornerback position.\u201d At the other
\ncornerback Koenning<\/span> said several players would be
\nused, including junior C.J<\/span>. Gaddis, who played in
\nevery game in the regular season but hasn\u2019t been in the starting lineup since
\nthe 2005 season.Minnesota-Texas Tech
Press Notes
\nteam All-Big Ten selection who has become a promising pro prospect, recently
\nhad surgery to repair a severely separated shoulder and will not recover in
\ntime to play for
\nInsight Bowl against Texas Tech. After getting hurt in the Oct. 21 game against
\nNorth Dakota State, Spaeth<\/span> could have chosen surgery
\nimmediately to hasten the rehabilitation and avoid the risk of further injury
\nwith the potential of a big payday looming. But that wasn\u2019t the way he wanted
\nto finish. Spaeth<\/span>, one of three finalists for the
\nJohn Mackey Award that\u2019s given to the nation\u2019s top tight end, came back in two
\nweeks and contributed in the last three games. All Gophers wins. All needed to
\nqualify for postseason play. Spaeth<\/span> will certainly be
\nmissed, but it\u2019s on defense where
\n(6-6) could use the most help against air-it-out Texas Tech. The Red Raiders
\n(7-5) are led by quarterback Graham Harrell, who completed 66.9 percent of his
\npasses for 4,110 yards, 36 touchdowns and only 10 interceptions.
\nplayers bothered by colds or flu were held out of practice, three days before
\nthe Tigers\u2019 Sun Bowl game against
\n
\naffected. \u201cIt was unhealthy,\u201d coach<\/span> Gary
\nnever been through anything like this before.\u201d
\n30, 2006<\/st1:date>Virginia Tech-Georgia
Journal Constitution
\noffensive lineman Ian Smith won\u2019t play in the Chick-fil<\/span>-A
\nBowl against Virginia Tech on Dec. 30, Bulldogs coach Mark Richt<\/span>
\nsaid Sunday night. Without Smith in the bowl game,
\nwill be back to seven scholarship offensive linemen against the
\nplayer who did not suffer a season-ending injury is expected to play against
\nthe Hokies.Planet Blacksburgh<\/span>
\nranked in the top-25 and brings the SEC\u2019s second-ranked defense into the game
\nto face the number one defense in the NCAA.Iowa-Texas
\nwhich lost five of its last six games, opened as an 11 \u00bd -point underdog \u2013 one
\nof the biggest underdogs of the bowl season. \u201cWe\u2019ve seen
\n
\nand
\noutside of
\nwe can play with those teams, and the same goes for
\n
\nYoung said. \u201cWhen we bring our A game, we can compete with anybody.\u201d The
\nlargest crowd for a sporting event in the stadium\u2019s history. More than 66,000
\nfans are expected.
\nMack Brown said the Longhorns (9-3) owe a good performance to their fans.
\nis not giving up big plays, having allowed only one run of 30 yards or longer
\n(34 yards) all season.Express News
\n
\n11, then aggravated it against Texas A&M<\/span>. Doctors
\ncleared him Thursday to play in the Alamo Bowl. The Hawkeyes are 1-10 against
\nthe spread this season, making them one of the worst teams in Division I-A
\nfootball against the spread.Boston College-Navy
\nhas won six straight bowl games dating from 1999, the longest streak in the
\nnation entering the bowl season. (
\ntied the streak with a 25-13 victory over
\nin the Armed Forces Bowl on Saturday.)Yet Navy Coach Paul Johnson has a
\nsimilarly strong record in bowl games: Dating from his days as
\noffensive coordinator, Johnson has been part of teams that have won four of
\ntheir past five bowl games.
\n2006<\/st1:date>Nevada-Miami
\nNevada in the MPC<\/span> Computers Bowl in chilly Boise on
\nSunday, said more than half his Hurricanes have never seen snow. Coker said he
\nwarned his players that if they plan to make weather an issue, \u201cDon\u2019t bother
\ngoing.\u201d
\n2007<\/st1:date>Michigan-USC
Associated Press
\nBowl – at least by the participants. Southern California of the Pac-10 and
\nMichigan of the Big Ten will meet New Year\u2019s Day in the granddaddy of \u2018
\nfour years. Both had hoped to be in
\na week later, playing for the national title. That honor goes to
\n
\n– ranked 1-2 in the final Bowl Championship Series standings released Sunday.
\nUSC and
\nchances. The Trojans (10-2) entered the weekend with the inside track toward
\nfacing the unbeaten Buckeyes, but a 13-9 loss to crosstown<\/span>
\nrival UCLA on Saturday knocked them out.
\n(12-1) on the strength of the Gators\u2019 38-28 triumph over
\nin the Southeastern Conference championship game later Saturday. The Wolverines
\ndidn\u2019t get their hoped-for rematch with the Buckeyes, who beat
\nboth teams. USC has played in 30 previous Rose Bowl games, going 21-9, while