Outback Bowl

[Times photo: Stefanie Boyar]
Darrius Carter, front left, a South Carolina Gamecocks cheerleader, and Andrew Masters, an Ohio State Buckeyes cheerleader fire up the crowd at the TECO Energy Parade, part of the Ybor Bowl Blast on Monday night.
In time, Holtz delivers
TAMPA -- It isn't his 232 career victories in 30 years of coaching that make him so dangerous. It isn't his .669 lifetime winning percentage. Nor is it the 23 teams he has guided to postseason bowls, or the 11 bowl trophies he has won.
Outback: Keys to Victory
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Grossman might sit a little bit
MIAMI -- Florida quarterback Rex Grossman managed to stay out of coach Steve Spurrier's doghouse all season long.
'Noles want to ring in 2002 on positive note
JACKSONVILLE -- Don't try to tell the Florida State Seminoles that today's Gator Bowl against Virginia Tech is meaningless.
No Heisman guarantees
Winning the Heisman Trophy does not guarantee success in the bowl game that follows.
More than the sum of his runs
Eric Crouch can run, but he's valued at Nebraska for a few other attributes as well.
Southern California area not thrilled about game
LOS ANGELES -- Indifferent. One word. And that's it.
Graham hopes to return for UF
MIAMI -- Earnest Graham walked out of practice Saturday afternoon and declared that while he isn't 100 percent healthy, he will be ready to play in the Orange Bowl.
Gator: Keys to victory
Florida State
Programs looking for redemption
Tennessee and Michigan, after blowing BCS bowl bids, meet in the Citrus Bowl.
Different backgrounds, same goal
There is a fine line between underachievement and overachievement.
Unexpected BCS teams get taste of Sugar
NEW ORLEANS -- Like his jut-jawed uncle, Luke Butkus takes a no-nonsense approach to football.
Everybody's watching Oklahoma's defense
DALLAS -- If Kenny Sandlin weren't busy today, he would kick back and watch the Oklahoma defense. |