Friday college football bowls: VT, Texas Tech rally to victories; Ohio cruises
Virginia Tech needed OT. Texas Tech did it at the end of regulation. Both teams won with field goals after rallying from behind in their bowl games Friday. Ohio cruised to victory earlier in the day.
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Ohio ran through and past UL-Monroe in an Independence Bowl win, Rutgers outmistaked Virginia Tech in a Russell Athletic Bowl loss, and Texas Tech and Minnesota should play every year.
It's not quite Georgia facing a 3rd and 57, but the Meineke Car Care Bowl saw fit to bless us with a sequence of events were facing 3rd and 49. Thank you, based football gods. This is the best belated Christmas gift we could have hoped for.
Virginia Tech is trailing Rutgers, 10-0, and is on pace to be shut out for the first time in more than a decade. Treadmill Horse, please arrive at your destination soon.
Khaseem Greene, one of the best players in Rutgers history, thought he scored a safety on Virginia Tech's first Russell Athletic play. It looks like he was right, though that wasn't the ruling.
Ohio and UL-Monroe were the country's mid-major darlings in September, pulling off early-season upsets of Penn State and Arkansas, respectively. But injuries held both teams back down the stretch. Who has the edge now that both squads have healed up a bit? Dec. 28, 2 p.m. ET, ESPN.
In a game with two strong defenses and two iffy offenses, a single big play, or a turnover advantage, could make all the difference. Dec. 28, 5:30 p.m. ET, ESPN.
Rutgers is disappointed to play in the Russell Athletic Bowl, while Virginia Tech is just happy to be playing. Is that enough to swing betting in favor of the Hokies?
Fresh off one of their best seasons in school history, 9-3 Louisiana Tech has reportedly elected to stay at home rather than play nearby Louisiana-Monroe, a former rival.