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Texas Touching and Replay Review
Published 12/28/2007 by J-Red at East Coast Bias
As most everyone is aware by now, Texas assistant and Mack Brown stepson Chris Jessie appears to have touched a live fumble in last night's Holiday Bowl against Arizona State. The penalty resulted in a dead ball and a half-the-distance-to-the-goal penalty, allowing Arizona State to score and get back to 21-7. ...

The Power Lunch, 12.28.07
Published 12/28/2007 by info at The Buried Lead
News and notes while Todd Stottlemyre appears on the Hall of Fame candidate for the first time … Gossage has waited long enough for Hall (SI.com) Jon Heyman’s Inside Scoop keys in on the Hall of Fame candidacy of ace reliever Goose Gossage. Roger Clemens’ legal action would be ‘frivolous’ (New York Daily News) Informant Brian McNamee’s lawyer fires back at the lawyer for Roger Clemens, stating that the search for the real killers background information and the accompanying lawsuit is a waste of time.  Awesome. WVU to sue Rodriguez for contract buyout (AP/Y! Sports) The university wants its $4 million for Rich Rodriguez’s buyout ...

Viewing Guide: Bowl Season Volume III
Published 12/29/2007 by Red Renee at Red Renee
Recapping previous action… Purdue won the I Went to Detroit and All I Got Was This Bowl Bowl with a field goal as time expired. On the arm of Curtis Painter and his 546 yards passing, Purdue mounted 21-point leads three different times in the game. Central Michigan rallied in the 3rd quarter with 28 points but Chris Summers hit a 40-yard field goal as time expired to win the game for the Boilermakers. Central Michigan performed admirably, especially considering the distractions of their 1st year head coach Butch Jones interviewing for the vacated West Virginia job. Texas won the Holiday Bowl in dominating ...

The Week Of Bowls For Which NU Failed to Qualify
Published 12/31/2007 at Big Red Network
I had a wonderful Holiday season, filled with family and celebration. I'm looking forward to a rocking New Year's Eve with my wife and our friends. (We got a sitter...we're going out!). But, all of the merriment aside, there was an empty place in my heart as I watched the pre New Year's Day bowls this year. This was the week of games for which NU failed to qualify. Alas, no Shreveport, San Antonio or San Diego for Herbie's vacation. The least I can do to alleviate the pain is to offer my impressions of the Big 12 participants who did get to play this week. Holiday Bowl Beat Bown Texas represented the Big 12 well in sunny San Diego. I ...

Which Conference Proved The Most in Bowl Season?
Published 4/3/2008 by Avinash at Bears Necessity
Extending with our deep and important discussion from regular season into bowl season, which conference had the toughest slate of opponents? Which conference had it easy goings? Well let’s look at the bowl performance. We can get a good examination by taking a look at this chart, with each row featuring a game, starting with the most important one and going down from there (I’m sure there are some contentions you can make at the end about which game should go over which, but let’s not be too technical). Winners highlighted in bold. So let’s analyze each conference as we did in the ...