COLLEGE FOOTBALL - 2004 SEASON
02/09/04 - Northwestern (45) @ (48) TCU - In a wild shootout, both teams battled into 2 overtimes on the strength of a terrible kicking game by Wildcat kicker Brian Huffman who missed 5 kicks. Northwestern QB Brett Basanez (39-62-513-4) and TCU QB Tye Gunn (20-38-368-4) had huge games in a game of big plays. TCU scored on an 82 yard pass and a 40 yard run while Northwestern scored on 63 and 69 yard passes (9, ESPN2 - McDonough/James/Stone, PAL)
04/09/04 - San Jose State (3) @ (43) Stanford - Stanford scored the first 36 points as the "Battle of the Bay" ended early. Stanford QB Trent Edwards (14-22-187-2) and WR Evan Moore (4-77-2) had good games. San Jose State QB Adam Tafralis (12-14-115-0) had a solid game in his 1st career start (8, 2 Discs, KRON4 - Papa/Walsh, NTSC)
10/09/04 - Florida State (10) @ (16) Miami - In the 1st ever ACC meeting between the 2 rivals, Miami fought back from a 10-0 4th quarter deficit to force overtime where RB Frank Gore won it for the Hurricanes. Florida State QB Chris Rix made history as the only starting QB to loose to the same team 5 times. Florida State's only TD came on a 61 yard fumble return by the defense (9, 2 Discs, ABC - Franklin/Gottfried/Andrews, PAL)
10/09/04 - Oregon State (34) @ (53) Boise State - Boise State finally won their 1st game against the PAC-10 but needed to rally from a 14 point deficit to do so. Led by QB Derek Anderson (22-42-411-4) and WR Mike Haas (12-293-3) the Beavers took an early 14-0 lead but the Broncos suddenly found their rhythm and reeled off 34 unanswered points to take control of the game. Led by QB Jared Zabransky (20-34-225-3 + 14-73-1) and a rushing attack that amassed 246 total yards, the Broncos kept the Beavers at bay during the 2nd half and took the win. The victory extended the Broncos unbeaten streak to 13 games (7, Tracking issues for Disc 1 but Disc 2 better, 2 Discs, ESPN - Ryan/Gilmore/Matich/Cox, NTSC)
11/09/04 - Texas Tech (24) @ (27) New Mexico - New Mexico finally ended a 20 year losing streak to Texas Tech, beating the Red Raiders on a last play FG. Both teams were tied 21-21 at the half with the Red Raiders unable to shake off the Lobos. The same pattern held for the 2nd half and, with the game tied at 24-24 late in the game, the Lobos drove 26 yards in the final 1:58 to set up a 43 game-winning FG by Mike Zunker that he nailed to send the home fans home happy. New Mexico were led by QB Kole McKamey (12-24-173-1 + 10-56-2), RB Dontrell Moore (20-83-0) and WR Hank Baskett (6-99-2). Texas Tech were led by QB Sonny Cumbie (44-70-449-1), RB Taurean Henderson (12-39-1) and WR's Jarrett Hicks (9-150-1) and Trey Haverty (8-117-0). Coverage is a same-day re-broadcast due to TV blackout but the game is complete (8, 2 Discs, KRQE-13 - Powers/Tate/Lynn, NTSC)
11/09/04 - BYU (10) @ (37) Stanford - Stanford fought back from a 10-0 1st quarter deficit to score 37 straight points. The Stanford defense knocked out 3 different Cougar QB's and Stanford QB Trent Edwards (20-41-297-3) had a big game. Stanford also scored on a 99 yard kick-off return (9, 2 Discs, CSTV - McCarthy/McGee/Cavnar, NTSC)
18/09/04 - Boise State (47) @ (31) UTEP - In a game of big plays and momentum shifts, Boise State recovered from an early 10-0 deficit to stay unbeaten. UTEP QB Jordan Palmer (16-32-235-2) threw a 70 yard TD pass on the 1st drive of the game but Boise State QB Jared Zabransky (26-37-392-2) responded with 2 TD passes. Boise State also scored on 2 strange plays ; fumble recoveries by their offense that rolled into the end-zone and were recovered by their own players (9, 1 Disc, Sportswest - Albers/Limberg, PAL)
18/09/04 - Florida (28) @ (30) Tennessee - Tennessee kicker James Wilhoit made up for a missed extra point to win the game on a 50 yard FG with 6 secs left. The kick was set up by a personal foul call on Florida WR Dallas Baker. Sophomore Florida QB Chris Leak (22-31-286-3) and Freshman Tennessee QB Eric Ainge (16-24-192-3) had good games. Leak had a 81 yard TD pass to WR Chad Jackson in the 4th quarter (9, 2 Discs, CBS - Lundquist/Blackledge/Wolfson, PAL)
18/09/04 - TCU (35) @ (70) Texas Tech - Tech allowed TCU to build a 21-0 2nd quarter lead before blowing up for 56 unanswered points on 8 touchdowns. Texas Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (30-50-441-4) had a huge game (9, satellite problems in the 1st quarter, 2 Discs, FOX - Meyers/Lapham/Knox, PAL)
18/09/04 - UCLA (37) @ (31) Washington - UCLA TB Maurice Drew (26-323-4) rushed for a UCLA record for yardage, scoring on runs of 47, 62 and 58 yards. But the Bruins needed a desperate goal-line stand to secure the win as WR Charles Fredrick was stopped on the 2 yard line as time expired (9, 2 Discs, ABC - Jackson/Fouts/Harris, PAL)
18/09/04 - Hawaii (29) @ (41) Rice - Rice secured their 2-0 start to the season with a big win over Hawaii. The Owls rushed for 405 yards with little-used FB Ed Bailey (37-234-1) the main weapon. Hawaii were led by QB Timmy Chang (34-50-363-4) but he was playing catch-up for the whole game. Rice also featured QB Greg Henderson (5-12-118-2 + 19-135-3). Hawaii also featured WR Chad Owens (19-91-0) (10, 1 Disc, Sportswest - Bender/Griffin, PAL)
25/09/04 - Texas Tech (31) @ (30) Kansas - Tech cameback from a 25 point deficit to win on a 70 yard TD run by Taurean Henderson (17-169-2) with 2:30 left. Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (28-52-356-2) keyed the big 2nd half (9, JIP 9:06 1st Quarter, 2 Discs, FOX - Meyers/Lapham/Knox, PAL)
25/09/04 - USC (31) @ (28) Stanford - Stanford used all the tricks in the book to take an 11 point lead on the #1 ranked Trojans at the half. They scored on a fake FG and on an 82 yard TD run on the last play of the half. But it wasn't enough as RB Reggie Bush (16-95-1) and QB Matt Leinart (23-30-284-1) brought USC back and the defense kept out the Cardinal in the 2nd half. Stanford QB Trent Edwards (23-35-183-2) and RB JR Lemon (10-96-1) had good games in defeat (8, 2 Discs, TBS - Thulin/Davis/Sager, NTSC)
02/10/04 - LSU (16) @ (45) Georgia - Georgia QB David Greene (10-19-172-5) set a school record with 5 TD passes as the Bulldogs upset the Tigers. Georgia also rushed for 221 yards and sacked the Tigers' QB's 5 times (9, 2 Discs, CBS - Lundquist/Blackledge/Wolfson, PAL)
02/10/04 - Ohio State (27) @ (33) Northwestern - Northwestern beat Ohio State in overtime for it's 1st win against the Buckeyes since 1971. Ohio State rallied from a 10 point 4th quarter deficit to force overtime on a 21 yard TD pass from Justin Zwick to Santonio Holmes. But usually infallible kicker Mike Nugent missed a 40 yard FG to leave the foot open for the Wildcats to win on a 1 yard run by Noah Herron. The Northwestern fans stormed the field and tore down the goalposts (9, 1 Disc, ESPN2 - Collins/Ware/Dykes, PAL)
02/10/04 - Washington (13) @ (27) Stanford - Stanford secured it's 1st win against Washington in 6 years and only the 3rd in the last 23 meetings with a balanced offensive show. Stanford QB Trent Edwards (23-35-254-0) and RB JR.Lemon (19-162-3) had big games. (8, coaches show high-lights, 23 minutes, 1 Disc, NTSC)
02/10/04 - Purdue (41) @ (16) Notre Dame - Purdue finally beat Notre Dame in South Bend, ending a 30 year drought. The hero was QB Kyle Orton (21-31-385-4) who had a big game including a 97 yard TD pass to Taylor Stubblefield. Notre Dame were led by QB Brady Quinn (26-46-432-1) whose passing yards were a Notre Dame record at home (10, 1 Disc, NBC - Hammond/Haden/Johnson, PAL)
09/10/04 - Nebraska (10) @ (70) Texas Tech - Texas Tech handed Nebraska their worst ever loss as Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (44-56-452-5) threw for a record number of TD passed against the Cornhuskers. Tech scored 49 points in the 2nd half (9, 2 Discs, TBS - Thulin/Davis, PAL)
09/10/04 - Tennessee (19) @ (14) Georgia - The Volunteers upset the #3 Bulldogs. Freshman QB Eric Ainge (12-21-150-2) had a sensational game in guiding the Vols but Georgai QB David Greene (15-34-163-0) had a terrible game. Tennessee held Georgia to 56 yards rushing while racking up 127 yards of their own (9, 2 Discs, CBS - Lundquist/Blackledge/Wolfson, PAL)
09/10/04 - Stanford (15) @ (23) Notre Dame - Notre Dame capatalised on a botched punt to take a 4th quarter lead and QB Brady Quinn (11-24-173-0) sealed the win with a 2 yard run. The win was Notre Dame's 800th all time (8, 2 Discs, NBC - Hammond/Haden/Johnson, NTSC)
14/10/04 - Louisville (38) @ (41) Miami - #3 Miami cameback from 17 point deficit at half-time to beat Louisville with RB Frank Gore (19-67-1) scoring the winning TD with 49 seconds left. Louisville QB's Stefan LeFors (17-22-242-3) and Freshman Brian Brohm (7-12-51-0), in relief, had big games (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Tirico/Corso/Herbstreit/Arrington, PAL)
16/10/04 - Hawaii (20) @ (51) UTEP - UTEP QB Jordan Palmer (28-44-317-5) and Hawaii QB Timmy Chang (26-49-294-2) went head to head but it was the Miners that played the tougher defense as they opened a 44-13 3rd quarter lead. UTEP WR Johnnie Lee Higgins (6-104-1) had a big game (9, JIP 8:50 1st Quarter, 1 Disc, ESPN - Reghi/Chmiel, PAL)
16/10/04 - Stanford (23) @ (17) Washington State - Stanford almost blew a 17 point 4th quarter lead as WSU QB Josh Swogger (18-36-257-1) rallied his team but the Cardinals held on with a late defensive stand. Stanford QB Trent Edwards (15-31-202-1) had a solid game as the Cardinals scored on a 67 yard TD pass and 3 FG's (8, JIP 1Q, 2 Discs, FOX - Tompkins/Papadakis, NTSC)
23/10/04 - Texas (51) @ (21) Texas Tech - Texas QB Vince Young (10-15-142-1 + 25-158-4) had a break-out game against the Red Raiders. Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (34-51-403-1) had a big game in defeat but couldn't get his team into the end-zone (8, 2 Discs, TBS - Thulin/Davis/Sager, NTSC)
23/10/04 - Florida (31) @ (38) Mississippi State - The Bulldogs secured their 1st SEC win under new coach Sylvester Croom with a stunning upset. MSU were a 24 pt underdog against the #19 Gators but used a punishing running game (251 total yards) including a big game from RB Jerrious Norwood (29-174-2) to keep close and finally win it on a 37 yard run with 32 seconds left (9, 2 Discs, JP Sports - Neal/Rowe, PAL)
29/10/04 - Hawaii (3) @ (69) Boise State - In what was supposed to be a coronation for Hawaii QB Timmy Chang, Boise State instead spoiled the party with a big win. Chang needed 241 yards passing to overtake BYU QB Ty Detmer as the career passing yards leader but fell 14 yards short as Boise State rushed the ball 50 times for 425 yards to keep the ball away from him. An when he did get the ball, the Broncos defense took it back, forcing 4 interceptions which in itself set a record for career interceptions. Chang finished 26-53-227-0 while his opposite number Jared Zabransky (11-19-164-0 + 10-123-4 inc. 85 yard TD run) had a huge game. Zabransky was also supported by RB's Jon Helmandollar (12-59-2) and Quinton Jones (5-67-1) (10, 1 Disc, ESPN 2 - Pasch/Gilmore/Matich/Cox, PAL)
30/10/04 - Miami (28) @ (31) North Carolina - North Carolina gave #3 Miami their 1st ACC loss when they kicked a 42 yard FG on the last play. The Tarheels were paced by RB Chad Scott (25-175-2) and QB Darian Durrant (21-29-266-2). Miami featured QB Brock Berlin and RB's Devin Hester and Frank Gore (9, 2 Discs, ESPN2 - Bender/Curry/Norrie/Flanagan, PAL)
30/10/04 - Texas A&M (34) @ (35) Baylor - In a huge upset, Baylor upset #17 ranked A&M in overtime. Baylor cameback from a 10 point deficit at the half to tie the game on the arm of QB Shawn Bell (32-50-262-4) and then gambled on won on a 2 point play in overtime. The fans stormed the field and tore down the goal-posts. Baylor hadn't beaten A&M since 1985 (10, Offical DVD, 2 Discs, Baylor University - Morris/Joe/Thompson, NTSC)
30/10/04 - Texas Tech (35) @ (25) Kansas State - Texas Tech finally put away the Wildcats with a dominating performance from RB Taurean Henderson (14-93-2) and QB Sonny Cumbie (27-39-326-2). Tech were also helped out by their special teams as WR Danny Amendola returned a punt 90 yards for a score (9, 2 Discs, FOX - Land/Reasons/Rhadigan, PAL)
30/10/04 - Utah (51) @ (28) San Diego State - #10 Utah advanced to an 8-0 record with a dominating win in San Diego. Utah QB Alex Smith (22-33-298-5), playing in his hometown, threw a career best 5 TD passes and rushed 15 times for 45 yards (9, 1 Disc, KJZZ - Brown/Norseth/Harris, PAL)
03/11/04 - South Florida (45) @ (20) UAB - South Florida scored 28 points in the 4th quarter to upset UAB. USF TB Andre Hall (29-275-2) took over the game and helped shift momentum from the Blazers as the rain started to fall. USF scored on 3 big plays in the 4th quarter including a 77 yard TD pass, a 39 yard interception return TD and a 63 yard TD run. UAB QB Darrell Hackney (19-37-234-0) had a quiet game (9, 2 Discs, ESPN2 - McDonough/James/Cox, PAL)
04/11/04 - Louisville (56) @ (49) Memphis - In a wild shootout that produced nearly 1200 yards of Offense, it was the only turnover of the gam that settled it. Louisville intercepted Memphis QB Danny Wimprine (24-46-361-4) with 20 seconds left to end the final Memphis drive. Louisville QB Stefan LeFors (24-34-320-3) and Memphis RB DeAngelo Williams (26-200-1) were both awesome (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Tirico/Corso/Herbstreit/Arrington, PAL)
06/11/04 - Oklahoma State (35) @ (56) Texas - #7 ranked Texas stunned Oklahoma State by fighting back from a 28 point deficit to win the game. The Cowboys were 35-14 up at the half but Texas shut them out in the 2nd half and rode QB Vince Young (18-21-278-1 + 12-123-1) and RB Cedric Benson (23-141-5) to 42 unanswered points and the win. The Cowboys were led by QB Donovan Woods (12-18-224-1) and also featured RB Vernand Morency (20-100-1) and WR D'Juan Woods (4-94-0) (10, 1 Disc, TBS - Thulin/Davis/Sager, PAL)
12/11/04 - Hawaii (14) @ (70) Fresno State - Fresno State dominated Hawaii with 503 yards rushing and 9 rushing touchdowns as they scored 49 points in the 1st half. Hawaii QB Timmy Chang (26-43-167-1) was a non-factor (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Ryan/Salisbury/Dales-Schuman, PAL)
13/11/04 - Pittsburgh (41) @ (38) Notre Dame - Pittsburgh finally beat Notre Dame at South Bend after 18 years of trying. Pitt QB Tyler Palko (26-42-334-5) had a sensational game but it took a 32 yard FG with 1 second left to seal the deal. The 5 TD passes thrown by Palko were the most ever conceded at Notre Dame Stadium. Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn (15-26-259-3) had a strong game (9, 2 Discs, NBC - Hammond/Haden/Johnson, PAL)
20/11/04 - Florida (20) @ (13) Florida State - In Florida coach Ron Zook's last regular season game, he guided the Gators to a huge upset of #10 Florida State. Florida won at Florida State for the 1st time since 1986 with a strong running game from RB Ciatrick Fason (24-103) and a big game from QB Chris Leak (19-39-231-1) (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Franklin/Gottfried/Andrews, PAL)
20/11/04 - Michigan (21) @ (37) Ohio State - In their 1st ever Michigan game, QB Troy Smith (13-23-241-2 + 18-145-1) and WR Ted Ginn Jr (82 yard punt return) upset #7 Michigan with big plays. Michigan WR Braylon Edwards (11-172-1) had a big game in reply (9, 2 Discs, ABC - Musberger/Danielson/Arute, PAL)
27/11/04 - Oklahoma State (15) @ (31) Texas Tech - In his last home game, Texas Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (31-46-281-3) went out a winner, upsetting #23 Oklahoma State with 17 points in the 4th quarter (9, 2 Discs, FOX - Meyers/Lapham/Knox, PAL)
27/11/04 - Notre Dame (10) @ (41) USC - In the rain, in the coliseum, #1 ranked USC fought back from an early 10-7 deficit to score 38 unanswered points and crush the Irish. USC QB Matt Leinart (24-34-400-5) had a big game that clinched the Heisman Trophy. USC RB Reggie Bush had 1 catch for a 69 yard TD. The result earned Notre Dame coach Tyrone Willingham the sack (9, 2 Discs, ABC - Jackson/Fouts/Harris, PAL)
02/12/04 - MAC Championship - Toledo (35) v (27) Miami (OH) - In an unbelievably gutsy performance, Toledo QB Bruce Gradkowski (18-24-251-4) won the MAC Championship while playing with a seperated shoulder & broken hand. The Toledo defense did their bit aswell, intercepting Miami QB Josh Betts twice (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Tirico/Corso/Herbstreit/Arrington, PAL)
04/12/04 - USC (29) @ (24) UCLA - USC ended the season as the #1 ranked team with a closer-than-expected win against it's biggest rivals. USC RB Reggie Bush (15-204-2 + 6-73-0) was the star, accounting for 335 all-purpose yards and TD runs of 65 and 81 yards. USC kicker Ryan Killeen also had a big day, kicking 5 FG's. USC QB Matt Leinart (24-34-242-0) had a steady game but was kept out of the end-zone for the first time in his career by a stingy UCLA defense. UCLA were led by QB Drew Olson (20-34-278-1) who had a good game but he wasn't helped by a running game that managed only 17 yards. USC also featured WR's Dwayne Jarrett (5-44-0) and Steve Smith (4-37-0) (10, 1 Disc, ABC - Jackson/Fouts/Harris, PAL)
04/12/04 - SEC Championship - Auburn (38) v (28) Tennessee - #3 Auburn battled against an over-matched Tennessee team. Auburn QB Jason Campbell (27-35-374-3 + 13-63) put in an MVP performance as Auburn finished the regular season with a 12-0 unbeaten record. In defeat, Tennessee RB Gerald Riggs (11-182-2) had a big game, including TD runs of 80 and 9 yards (9, 2 Discs, CBS - Lundquist/Blackledge/Wolfson, PAL)
10/12/04 - Div-1AA Semi-Final - James Madison (48) @ (34) William and Mary - In a game of momentum swings, JMU finally pulled away in the 3rd quarter behind 20 points and 2 turnovers from William and Mary. JMU QB Jason Rascati (11-14-143-3) and Tribe QB Lang Campbell (30-39-315-3) battled each other all game (9, 2 Discs, ESPN2 - Pasch/Gilmore/Matich/Cox, PAL)
22/12/04 - GMAC Bowl - Bowling Green (52) v (35) Memphis - In a shootout, the 2 main stars didn't disappoint. Memphis RB DeAngelo Williams (18-120-1) was awesome until he fractured his leg in the 3rd quarter. Bowling Green QB Omar Jacobs (26-44-365-5) kept pace and, after Williams left the game, engineered a game-changing 17 points to win the game. The game was full of big plays with 63 1st half points scored on TD passes of 31, 36, 38, 42 and 60 yards (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Jones/Davie/Rowe, PAL)
23/12/04 - Las Vegas Bowl - Wyoming (24) v (21) UCLA - Wyoming upset UCLA with a 12 yard TD pass from QB Corey Bramlet to John Wadkowski with 57 secs left for their 1st bowl win since 1966. UCLA opened a 21-10 4th quarter lead on TD passes from QB Drew Olson and back-up QB David Koral (9, Missing start of 4th quarter, 2 Discs, ESPN - Franklin/Gottfried/Andrews, PAL)
24/12/04 - Hawaii Bowl - Hawaii (59) v (40) UAB - In his last college game, record setting Hawaii QB Timmy Chang (31-46-405-4) out-duelled UAB QB Darrell Hackney (31-54-417-2) in a shootout. In a game of big plays, UAB scored on a TD pass of 51 yards on it's 1st drive and Hawaii replied with a 74 yard TD pass of it's own (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Pasch/Gilmore/Matich/Stone, PAL)
30/12/04 - Holiday Bowl - Texas Tech (45) v (31) California - 4th ranked California were outscored 31-3 in the 2nd and 3rd quarters by the 25th ranked Red Raiders. MVP Texas Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (39-60-520-3) threw to 9 different receivers and set a Holiday bowl record for attempts in his last college game. Cal QB Aaron Rodgers (24-42-246-1) was steady in his last college game (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - McDonough/James/Cox, PAL)
31/12/04 - Liberty Bowl - Louisville (44) v (40) Boise State - In the highest scoring Liberty Bowl ever, Louisville turned a 31-21 half-time deficit around to win the game. Cardinals QB Stefan LeFors (18-26-193-2) had an MVP game but was aided by 329 rushing yards from his running backs. Boise state benefited from a 92 yard interception return for a TD, a fumble recovered in the end-zone for a TD and a strong game from QB Jared Zabransky (14-29-199-1) (10, 1 Disc, ESPN - Tirico/Herbstreit/Arrington, PAL)
01/01/05 - Rose Bowl - Texas (38) v (37) Michigan - In the 1st ever match-up between the 2 teams, Texas outlasted Michigan, winning on a last play 37 yard FG. Michigan WR Steve Breaston set a Rose Bowl record for all-purpose yardage (315 yards) but the real star of the show was Texas QB Vince Young (16-28-183-1 + 21-193-4). He had a hand in all of the Texas TD's including 1 TD pass and 4 TD runs (9, 2 Discs, ABC - Jackson/Fouts/Harris, PAL)
01/01/05 - Capital One Bowl - Iowa (30) v (25) LSU - In LSU coach Nick Saban's last game in charge, Iowa QB Drew Tate (20-32-287-2) upset the Tigers with a last 56 yard TD pass. LSU back-up QB JaMarcus Russell looked to have won the game as he rallied the Tigers from a 24-12 deficit with 2 TD's in the final 8 minutes (9, 2 Discs, ABC - Thorne/Cunningham/Punch, PAL)
04/01/05 - Orange Bowl - USC (55) v (19) Oklahoma - In the battle for the National Championship, #1 USC scored 55 points with only a FG reply by Oklahoma as they crushed the #2 Sooners. In the 1st ever matchup between 2 Heisman Trophy Winners, USC QB Matt Leinart (18-35-330-5) outplayed Oklahoma QB Jason White (24-36-244-3). The stars of the game were the USC defense that forced 5 turnovers which the offense converted into 31 points (9, 3 Discs, ABC - Nessler/Griese/Swann/Harris, PAL)
22/01/05 - Hula Bowl - East (20) v (13) West - In a game of aggressive defense and sloppy offense, the East scored 20 unanswered 3rd quarter points, including 2 TD's by game MVP, East and Michigan State LB Ron Stanley, to steal the win. The East featured Harvard QB Ryan Fitzpatrick and Virginia Tech QB Bryan Randall. The West featured Texas Tech QB Sonny Cumbie (7-12-58), Hawaii QB Timmy Chang and Fort Valley State's RB Derrick Wimbush (9, 2 Discs, ESPN - Barnett/Curry/Norrie/Herbstreit/May, PAL)
29/01/05 - Senior Bowl - North (23) v (13) South - In a game of 5 Field Goals, it was left to North and Akron QB Charlie Frye (10-12-138-1) to turn in an MVP performance and seal the game with a 4th quarter TD pass to Northwestern RB Noah Herron that put the game out of reach for the South. The North team featured Kansas State RB Darren Sproles, Purdue QB Kyle Orton, Cal RB JJ.Arrington and Oregon State's Bill Swancutt. The South team featured Arkansas QB Matt Jones at WR and Georgia QB David Greene (9, 2 Discs, ESPN2 - McDonough/James/Alberts, PAL)