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\nsaid Philip Fulmer, the head coach of PSU\u2019s<\/span> Outback
\nBowl opponent,
\nthird straight season, the Lions fielded a top-20 defense, limiting opponents
\nto an average of 279 yards per game. Only 15 defenses in the nation surrendered
\nless. The unit had just one lackluster outing\u2014in a 41-17 setback at Notre Dame
\nin September\u2014but kept Penn State in every other game, routinely overcoming bad
\nfield position and long stretches of work brought on by a struggling offense.
\nAnd the defense continued to improve, allowing just two touchdowns in the final
\n21 quarters of the regular season. The unit wound up ranking among the nation\u2019s
\ntop 11 in four important categories: scoring defense (14.8 points per game);
\nrush defense (87.8 yards per game); pass efficiency defense; and sacks (38).
\nEven in PSU\u2019s<\/span> three Big Ten Conference losses\u2014against
\ntop-ranked
\nNo. 3 Michigan and No. 7 Wisconsin\u2014the defense managed to make statements.
\nAfter watching
\n
\nand nearly 1,000 yards of offense against each other, Sports Illustrated
\nmarveled that the Lions\u2019 defense managed to limit each to just two touchdowns.Michigan-USC
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\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
\nhas played in 23, going 11-12.Boise-Oklahoma
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\nand No. 7 Oklahoma (11-2) arguably is the biggest game in
\n
\nbiggest in Petersen\u2019s six seasons at the school \u2014 five as offensive coordinator
\nand one as head coach.
\ntwo offensive leaders are both slowed by injuries but are expected to play in
\nMonday\u2019s Gator Bowl. Quarterback Pat White, who missed WVU\u2019s<\/span>
\nregular-season finale against
\nankle, practiced Tuesday, as did running back Steve Slaton, who is battling a
\nthigh bruise suffered in a bowl practice n
\n
\nmatchup in the Gator Bowl will be
\nspread offense against Georgia Tech\u2019s blitzing, stunting defense. Tech coach
\nChan Gailey<\/span> said the Mountaineers\u2019 ball-handling and
\nmisdirection might keep the Yellow Jackets\u2019 defense back on its heels a bit and
\ncurtail the all-out pressure the unit favored most of the season. But
\nspeed to make big plays, once they figure out who has the ball and where they\u2019re
\ngoing. Joe Duffy\u2019s sports betting selections are at Nebraska-Auburn
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\nfirst time in five seasons. The New Year\u2019s Day game will be only their fourth
\nCotton Bowl – and first since 1980.Huskers.com
\nplayers and coaches have been talking all week about the significance of
\nnotching their 10th<\/sup> victory of the season. They say that recognizing
\nthe challenge presented by a tough
\nBill Callahan had pegged early on as a national championship contender. The
\nTigers have beaten two top-10 teams this season (LSU<\/span>
\nand
\nwent 0-3 against top-10 teams (USC,
\nand Arkansas-Wisconsin
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\nstill remain under the radar?
\nwhich is having one of its best seasons but has been overshadowed by Big Ten
\nrivals
\nand Michigan.The<\/span> No. 6 Badgers (11-1) face No. 12
\nArkansas in Monday\u2019s Capital One Bowl.
\nhas won eight straight since losing at
\nin September, and a victory will give the school its first 12-win season.
\nlosing seasons, winning 10 in a row at one point before losses to
\nin the Southeastern Conference title game.
\nis led by Heisman Trophy runner-up Darren McFadden, who has rushed for 1,558
\nyards this season. Redshirt freshman P.J<\/span>. Hill has
\nrun for 1,533 for Wisconsin.The<\/span> Badgers have faced
\nonly one ranked team this season –
\n
\nwas not on their conference schedule.
\nis trying to avoid finishing with three straight losses. \u201cYou want to leave out
\non a good note,\u201d said Razorbacks receiver Marcus Monk, who has 949 yards
\nreceiving this season.
\nwith a shoulder injury, but he\u2019s back now.
\nhas its own injury concern – McFadden hurt his ankle in the SEC title game,
\nalthough he stayed in the game and has had plenty of time to heal.