South Carolina Gamecocks (NCAA 08)

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Clemson @ #19 South Carolina
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, SC
November 24, 2007

Gamecocks leave no doubt vs. Clemson
Big plays, big turnovers lead Carolina to first 10-win season since 1984

COLUMBIA, SC - In a year full of great success, this was the cherry on top.

The Gamecocks capped off a 10-2 regular season brilliantly Saturday evening, blowing out archrival Clemson 38-7 on Senior Day in Columbia. The 31-point margin of victory was their biggest win over Clemson since a 33-7 win in 1994.

"It's been a real special year for us, I'm mighty proud of our kids," Spurrier said after the game while dripping Gatorade from his hair. "We battled our butts off all year, we took a couple tough losses early on, but overall this has been one of the more rewarding season in my career."

The rout of Clemson was fueled by big plays, as the shortest touchdown the Gamecocks scored all day was a 43 yard run by Cory Boyd in the 4th quarter. Aside from that they got a 47 yard run by Chris Culliver, a 56 yard catch and run by Boyd, a 71 yard interception return by Marvin Sapp and a 95 yard kickoff return by Captain Munnerlyn to begin the second half.

It was a great day for the seniors in their final game at Williams-Brice Stadium. Blake Mitchell was efficient, Cory Boyd scored two touchdowns, Jasper Brinkley had 9 tackles, and Brandon Issac forced a turnover in the 4th quarter.

The Gamecocks can now sit back and watch some football now. Their postseason destination is not known yet, but it will probably be the Capital One Bowl in Orlando or the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.

Team	Quarter	Scoring Play	Score
	1	Chris Culliver, 47 yard run (Succop kick), 0:27	7-0
	2	Blake Mitchell, 56 yard pass to Cory Boyd (Succop kick), 6:21	14-0
	2	Ryan Succop, 28 yard FG, 1:44	17-0
	2	Marvin Sapp, 71 yard INT return (Succop kick), 0:19	24-0
	3	Captain Munnerlyn, 95 yard kickoff return (Succop kick), 6:51	31-0
	3	C.J. Spiller, 8 yard run (Jackson kick), 2:11	31-7
	4	Cory Boyd, 43 yard run (Succop kick), 2:36	38-7

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Team Stats
Passing Yards: 128
Rushing Yards: 111
Total Yards: 239
1st Downs: 10
3rd Downs: 3-13 (23%)
4th Downs: 0-0 (0%)
Turnovers: 1
Penalties-Yards: 0-0
Time of Possession: 14:57

Player Stats

Passing
B. Mitchell: 9-17, 128 yards, TD

Rushing
C. Boyd: 15 carries, 111 yards, TD
C. Culliver: 2 carries, 48 yards, TD
M. Davis: 8 carries, 12 yards
B. Mitchell: 9 carries, -60 yards

Receiving
K. McKinley: 4 receptions, 51 yards
C. Culliver: 2 receptions, -1 yard, 1 drop
M. Brown: 1 reception, 11 yards
C. Boyd: 1 reception, 56 yards, TD
A. Boyd: 1 reception, 11 yards

Defense
J. Brinkley: 9 tackles
C. Munnerlyn: 6 tackles, TFL, FR
E. Cook: 6 tackles
C. Brinkley: 5 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, 2 INTs
M. Sapp: 4 tackles, TFL, FF, INT, TD
B. Issac: 4 tackles, FF
C. Thomas: 1 tackle, 2 INTs

Kicking
R. Succop: 1-1 FG, 5-5 PAT

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Team Stats
Passing Yards: 147
Rushing Yards: 136
Total Yards: 283
1st Downs: 7
3rd Downs: 4-12 (33%)
4th Downs: 0-1 (0%)
Turnovers: 7
Penalties-Yards: 2-11
Time of Possession: 13:03

Player Stats

Passing
W. Korn: 5-10, 80 yards, INT
C. Harper: 9-17, 67 yards, 5 INTs
C. Spiller: 0-1

Rushing
C. Spiller: 22 carries, 147 yards, TD
C. Harper: 1 carry, 8 yards
J. Davis: 1 carry, -3 yards
W. Korn: 2 carries, -16 yards

Receiving
A. Kelly: 3 receptions, 32 yards, 1 drop
J. Ford: 3 receptions, 35 yards, 1 drop
J. Davis: 3 receptions, 4 yards, 1 drop
T. Grisham: 2 receptions, 51 yards
D. Barry: 2 receptions, 16 yards
C. Spiller: 1 reception, 9 yards, 1 drop

Defense
T. Billie: 8 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks, FR
A. Clay: 6 tackles
C. Butler: 6 tackles, 2 TFL
P. Merling: 5 tackles, 3 TFL, 3 sacks
R. Sapp: 4 tackles, 2 TFL
J. McKissic: 3 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks

Kicking
R. Jackson: 1-1 PAT

Record: 10-2, 6-2

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Week 13 Recap

Top 25 Action
#1 USC 28, #23 Arizona State 10
#3 Oklahoma 38, Oklahoma State 0
#4 UCLA 53, Oregon 7
#5 West Virginia 50, Connecticut 7
#6 Texas 36, Texas A&M 14
#17 Arkansas 42, #7 LSU 28
#14 Boise State 42, #9 Hawaii 17
#10 Nebraska 38, Colorado 20
#11 TCU 35, San Diego State 17
#12 Florida State 34, #16 Florida 29
#13 Georgia 24, Georgia Tech 17
#18 Virginia Tech 27, Virginia 14
#19 South Carolina 38, Clemson 7
#21 Auburn 45, Alabama 14
#24 Oregon State 40, Washington State 7
#25 Tennessee 37, Kentucky 14

Players of the Week
Offense: Brandon West, RB, Western Michigan: 21 carries, 136 yards, 2 TDs; 4 receptions, 48 yards, 3 TDs
Defense: E.J. Savannah, OLB, Washington: 6 tackles, TFL, FF, INT, TD

SEC Players of the Week
Offense: Brandon Cox, QB, Auburn: 21-29, 328 yards, 2 carries, 17 yards, 5 total TDs
Defense: Marvin Sapp, OLB, South Carolina: 4 tackles, TFL, FF, INT, TD

Heisman Watch
1. Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii: 334-457, 4661 yards, 59 TDs
2. Chad Henne, QB, Michigan: 258-411, 3665 yards, 42 TDs
3. John David Booty, QB, USC: 248-371, 3203 yards, 47 TDs
4. Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech: 334-529, 4490 yards, 43 TDs
5. Eddie Royal, WR, Virginia Tech: 83 receptions, 1123 yards, 16 TDs; 598 KR yards, TD

ESPN/USA Today Coaches Top 10

Rank	Team	Team Notes	Record
1.		W 28-10 @ Arizona St. C. Washington: 15 carries, 102 yards, 2 TDs	11-0
2.		Idle	12-0
3.		W 38-0 vs. Oklahoma St. A. Patrick: 30 carries, 188 yards, TD	12-0
4.		W 53-7 vs. Oregon J. Cowan: 8 receptions, 120 yards, 3 TDs	11-0
5.		W 50-7 vs. Connecticut S. Slaton: 74 rushing yards, 3 TDs; 61 receiving yards, TD	11-0
6.		W 36-14 @ Texas A&M J. Charles: 156 rushing yards, 3 TDs; 88 receiving yards, TD	11-1
7.		Idle	10-1
8.		W 38-20 @ Colorado K. Wilson: 154 rushing yards, 3 TDs; 54 receiving yards, TD	10-2
9.		W 34-29 @ Florida A. Smith: 24 carries, 133 yards, 3 TDs	11-1
10.		W 35-17 @ San Diego St. M. Jackson: 16-28, 247 yards, 4 TDs	11-1

BCS Standings

Rank	Team	Poll Average
1.		0.991
2.		0.927
3.		0.905
4.		0.823
5.		0.814
6.		0.750
7.		0.688
8.		0.641
9.		0.613
10.		0.605

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Week 14 Preview
All eyes are on L.A. this weekend

Game of the Week

#4 UCLA (11-0) @ #1 Southern California (11-0)



Much like Ohio State and Michigan did last season, UCLA and USC will battle it out this weekend to decide a huge portion of this year's Bowl Championship Series. If USC wins, they are a lock to return to the National Championship Game in New Orleans. If UCLA wins, they have a very serious claim to leapfrog Oklahoma into one of the Championship Game spots. Whoever wins, the loser will more than likely get the Rose Bowl, which is ironic, because although UCLA always plays there, and USC frequently goes there, neither team is interested in playing in Pasadena on New Year's 2008.

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Way to hold it down Boise!

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B. Mitchell: 9 carries, -60 yards

Whoa! Blake Mitchell sure got sacked a bunch!

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Whoa! Blake Mitchell sure got sacked a bunch!

Sure did. I've had to eliminate basically any playaction from my play calling because my offensive line is so pathetic.

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Week 14 Recap

Top 25 Action
#1 USC 29, #4 UCLA 26 - USC scores a 1 yard TD with 2 seconds left to win
#5 West Virginia 48, Pittsburgh 14
#16 Louisville 31, #7 Rutgers 21
#15 Hawaii 63, I-AA West 0
#22 Oregon State 42, Oregon 7

Players of the Week
Offense: Nate Longshore, QB, California: 27-47, 539 yards, 5 TDs
Defense: Robert James, OLB, Arizona State: 9 tackles, INT, FF, TD

Heisman Watch
1. Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii: 356-480, 4874 yards, 64 TDs
2. Chad Henne, QB, Michigan: 258-411, 3665 yards, 42 TDs
3. John David Booty, QB, USC: 259-402, 3419 yards, 49 TDs
4. Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville: 278-416, 3664 yards, 45 TDs
5. Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech: 334-529, 4490 yards, 43 TDs

ESPN/USA Today Coaches Top 10

Rank	Team	Team Notes	Record
1.		W 29-26 vs. UCLA M. McCurtis: 3 tackles, INT, TD	12-0
2.		Idle	12-0
3.		Idle	12-0
4.		W 48-14 vs. Pittsburgh P. White: 139 passing yards, 4 TDs; 82 rushing yards, 2 TDs	12-0
5.		Idle	11-1
6.		L 29-26 @ USC R. Carter: 5 tackles, TFL, FR, TD	11-1
7.		Idle	10-2
8.		Idle	11-1
9.		Idle	11-1
10.		Idle	11-1

BCS Standings

Rank	Team	Poll Average
1.		0.988
2.		0.915
3.		0.883
4.		0.801
5.		0.750
6.		0.691
7.		0.685
8.		0.636
9.		0.624
10.		0.570

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Week 14 Recap

Top 25 Action
#1 USC 29, #4 UCLA 26 - USC scores a 1 yard TD with 2 seconds left to win

Bush Push pt. 2?

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Conference Championship Weekend Preview
Last chance for Sooners to make their case to the BCS

ACC Championship Game
Miami (8-4) vs. #24 Maryland (9-3)



The surprise championship matchup is in the ACC, where a month ago it seemed like a lock for the Seminoles and Hokies to meet here. However, Maryland's upset at FSU left both of them at 7-1 in the ACC, while Miami's win at Virginia Tech left them both at 6-2, and the tie breakers mean that Miami and Maryland will battle it out in Jacksonville for the ACC crown and a spot in the Orange Bowl.

SEC Championship Game
#15 Arkansas (10-2) vs. #11 Georgia (10-2)



Arkansas returns to the SEC title game for the second consecutive year, while Georgia makes its fourth appearence since 2002. The winner of this game will get the traditional SEC slot in the Sugar Bowl. Arkansas has had bad luck in the SEC Championship, losing all three appearences in the game (1995, 2002, 2006). The 2002 loss was to Georgia, 30-3.

Game of the Week
Big 12 Championship Game
#7 Nebraska vs. #3 Oklahoma (12-0)



For the second straight year, the Huskers and Sooners renew their ancient rivalry in the Big 12 Championship Game, this time at the Alamodome in San Antonio. For the Sooners though, there are bigger stakes. OU trails #2 Michigan 0.032 in the BCS standings, and must make an impressive statement if they are to leapfrog the Wolverines and face Southern Cal in the Championship Game in New Orleans.

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Conference Championship Weekend Recap

MAC Championship - Ohio 35, Toledo 21
C-USA Championship - Houston 35, Memphis 19
ACC Championship - #24 Maryland 35, Miami 24
SEC Championship - #11 Georgia 49, #15 Arkansas 14
Big 12 Championship - #7 Nebraska 24, #3 Oklahoma 17

Players of the Week
Offense: Kregg Lumpkin, RB, Georgia: 26 carries, 164 yards, 3 TDs
Defense: Michael Brown, OLB, Ohio: 5 tackles, INT, TD

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2007 College Football Awards

Heisman Memorial Trophy
1. Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii: 4874 passing yards, 64 TDs
2. Chad Henne, QB, Michigan
3. John David Booty, QB, USC
4. Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville
5. Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech

Maxwell Award - Offensive Player of the Year
1. Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii
2. Aaron Brown, RB, TCU
3. Chris Wells, RB, Ohio State

Chuck Bednarik Award - Defensive Player of the Year
1. Shawn Crable, OLB, Michigan: 73 tackles, 32 TFL, 8 sacks, 5 INTs, 2 TDs
2. Jasper Brinkley, MLB, South Carolina
3. James Laurinaitis, MLB, Ohio State

Davey O'Brien Award - Quarterback of the Year
1. Colt Brennan, Hawaii
2. Chad Henne, Michigan
3. John David Booty, USC

Doak Walker Award - Running Back of the Year
1. Aaron Brown, TCU: 1951 rushing yards, 6.4 YPC, 23 TDs
2. Chris Wells, Ohio State
3. Hugh Charles, Colorado

Fred Biletnikoff Award - Wide Receiver Award
1. Patrick Turner, USC: 75 receptions, 1157 yards, 16 TDs
2. James Hardy, Indiana
3. Jason Rivers, Hawaii

John Mackey Award - Tight End of the Year
1. Jermichael Finley, Texas - 21 receptions, 354 yards, 7 TDs
2. Nick Cleaver, New Mexico State
3. Mike Massey, Michigan

Outland Trophy - Offensive Lineman of the Year
1. Jake Figner, RT, West Virginia
2. Kirk Barton, RT, Ohio State
3. Thomas Herring, RT, USC

Rimington Award - Center of the Year
1. Jeff Cavender, Boise State
2. Brett Byford, Nebraska
3. William Brown, South Carolina

Lombardi Award - Defensive Lineman of the Year
1. Derrick Harvey, DE, Florida: 49 tackles, 27 TFL, 13 sacks, FF, 2 FR
2. Eric Norwood, DE, South Carolina
3. Jeff Benjamin, DE, Purdue

Butkus Award - Linebacker of the Year
1. Jasper Brinkley, MLB, South Carolina: 93 tackles, 16 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 6 FF, 4 FR
2. Shawn Crable, OLB, Michigan
3. James Laurinaitis, MLB, Ohio State

Jim Thorpe Award - Defensive Back of the Year
1. Kenny Phillips, SS, Miami-FL: 40 tackles, 2 TFL, sack, 8 INTs, 2 FF, FR
2. Tracy Porter, CB, Indiana
3. Tony Joiner, SS, Florida

Lou Groza Award - Placekicker of the Year
1. Ryan Succop, South Carolina: 21-25 FG, Long of 56, 41-41 PAT
2. Brandon Coutu, Georgia
3. Colt David, LSU

Ray Guy Award - Punter of the Year
1. Zoltan Mesko, Michigan
2. A.J. Trapasso, Ohio State
3. Graham Gano, Florida State

Randy Moss Award - Return Man of the Year
1. Eddie Royal, WR, Virginia Tech: 598 KR yards, TD; 409 PR yards
2. Delano Green, WR, Temple
3. Billy Pittman, WR, Texas

Paul "Bear" Bryant Award - National Coach of the Year
1. Gary Patterson, TCU: 11-1 record, Mountain West Championship
2. Jeff Bower, Southern Mississippi
3. Tommy West, Memphis

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2007 All-American Team

1st Team - Offense
QB: Colt Brennan, Hawaii
RB: Aaron Brown, TCU
RB: Darren McFadden, Arkansas
WR: Patrick Turner, USC
WR: Davone Bess, Hawaii
TE: Jermichael Finley, Texas
T: Jake Figner, West Virginia
G: Greg Isdaner, West Virginia
C: Mike Dent, West Virginia
G: Leon Hart, Auburn
T: Kirk Barton, Ohio State

1st Team - Defense
DE: Derrick Harvey, Florida
DT: Terrance Knighton, Temple
DT: Demonte' Bolden, Tennessee
DE: Zach Potter, Nebraska
OLB: Quinton McCrary, Memphis
MLB: Jasper Brinkley, South Carolina
OLB: Shawn Crable, Michigan
CB: Mozique McCurtis, USC
FS: Brandon Issac, South Carolina
SS: Kenny Phillips, Miami
CB: Carlos Thomas, South Carolina

1st Team - Special Teams
K: Ryan Succop, South Carolina
P: Zoltan Mesko, Michigan
RET: Delano Green, Temple

2nd Team - Offense
QB: Patrick White, West Virginia
RB: Ray Rice, Rutgers
RB: Kyle Bell, Colorado State
WR: Eddie Royal, Virginia Tech
WR: James Hardy, Indiana
TE: Nick Cleaver, New Mexico State
T: Jeff Griffin, Wake Forest
G: Andrew Crummey, Maryland
C: Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas
G: Ramon Foster, Tennessee
T: Dane Randolph, Maryland

2nd Team - Defense
DE: Clinton McDonald, Memphis
DT: Matthew Malele, California
DT: Cory Bennett, Oklahoma
DE: Eric Norwood, South Carolina
OLB: Brendan Pahulu, Houston
MLB: Gerald McRath, Southern Mississippi
OLB: Robert James, Arizona State
CB: Bryan Evans, Georgia
FS: Allen Walker, Ole Miss
SS: Tony Joiner, Florida
CB: Tracy Porter, Indiana

2nd Team - Special Teams
K: Brandon Coutu, Georgia
P: Mike Knall, Oklahoma
RET: Kenneth Harris, Georgia

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2007 SEC Awards

Offensive Player of the Year

Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas
2112 rushing yards, 6.6 YPC, 24 TDs

Defensive Player of the Year

Jasper Brinkley, MLB, South Carolina
93 tackles, 16 TFL, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 6 FF, 4 FR

All-SEC First Team - Offense
QB: Tim Tebow, Florida
RB: Darren McFadden, Arkansas
RB: LaMarcus Coker, Tennessee
WR: Early Doucet, LSU
WR: Mohamed Massaquoi, Georgia
TE: Richard Dickson, LSU
T: Ciron Black, LSU
G: Ramon Foster, Tennessee
C: Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas
G: Leon Hart, Auburn
T: Nate Garner, Arkansas

All-SEC First Team - Defense
DE: Derrick Harvey, Florida
DT: Jeff Owens, Georgia
DT: Demonte' Bolden, Tennessee
DE: Eric Norwood, South Carolina
OLB: Ali Highsmith, LSU
MLB: Jasper Brinkley, South Carolina
OLB: Dustin Doe, Florida
CB: Bryan Evans, Georgia
FS: Brandon Issac, South Carolina
SS: Tony Joiner, Florida
CB: Carlos Thomas, South Carolina

All-SEC First Team - Special Teams
K: Ryan Succop, South Carolina
P: Brian Mimbs, Georgia
RET: Kenneth Harris, Georgia

All-SEC Second Team - Offense
QB: Matt Flynn, LSU
RB: Keiland Williams, LSU
RB: Kregg Lumpkin, Georgia
WR: Marcus Monk, Arkansas
WR: Prechae Rodriguez, Auburn
TE: Tate Casey, Florida
T: Phil Trautwein, Florida
G: Seth Oxner, Arkansas
C: Josh McNeil, Tennessee
G: James Thompson, South Carolina
T: Vince Vance, Georgia

All-SEC Second Team - Defense
DE: Peria Jerry, Ole Miss
DT: Clint McMillan, Florida
DT: Kade Weston, Georgia
DE: Jordin Lindsey, South Carolina
OLB: Darius Dewberry, Georgia
MLB: Jacob Catrera, LSU
OLB: Marvin Sapp, South Carolina
CB: Chevis Jackson, LSU
FS: Allen Walker, Ole Miss
SS: Jamarca Sanford, Ole Miss
CB: RaMarcus Brown, Georgia

All-SEC Second Team - Special Teams
K: Brandon Coutu, Georgia
P: Britton Colquitt, Tennessee
RET: Rod Coleman, Arkansas

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2007 Bowl Games

Poinsettia Bowl: South Florida (6-6) vs. Utah (6-6)
New Orleans Bowl: Tulsa (6-6) vs. North Texas (7-5)
Papajohns.com Bowl: Pittsburgh (6-6) vs. Alabama (5-7)
New Mexico Bowl: UNLV (6-6) vs. Vanderbilt (5-7)
Las Vegas Bowl: California (6-6) vs. #9 TCU (11-1)
Hawaii Bowl: Southern Mississippi (10-2) vs. #15 Hawaii (11-1)
Motor City Bowl: Florida International (6-6) vs. Toledo (8-5)
Holiday Bowl: Colorado (8-4) vs. Arizona State (9-3)
Champs Sports Bowl: #21 Ohio State (9-3) vs. Virginia (8-4)
Texas Bowl: Central Florida (6-6) vs. Iowa State (7-5)
Emerald Bowl: Texas Tech (9-3) vs. Oregon (6-6)
Meineke Car Care Bowl: #16 Virginia Tech (9-3) vs. Notre Dame (9-3)
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: #19 Auburn (9-3) vs. Houston (10-3)
Alamo Bowl: San Diego State (6-6) vs. Wisconsin (8-4)
MPC Computers Bowl: Penn State (6-6) vs. Miami-Ohio (6-6)
PetroSun Independence Bowl: Missouri (5-7) vs. Kansas State (6-6)
Armed Forces Bowl: Arizona (7-5) vs. Colorado State (7-5)
Brut Sun Bowl: #20 Oregon State (9-3) vs. #12 Rutgers (10-2)
Music City Bowl: #25 Florida (8-4) vs. Oklahoma State (6-6)
Chick-fil-A Bowl: #13 LSU (10-2) vs. Miami-FL (8-5)
Insight Bowl: Texas A&M (6-6) vs. Michigan State (6-6)
Outback Bowl: #22 Arkansas (10-3) vs. Purdue (9-3)
AT&T Cotton Bowl: #23 Tennessee (9-3) vs. #7 Oklahoma (12-1)
Capital One Bowl: #17 South Carolina (10-2) vs. #18 Indiana (9-3)
Gator Bowl: #14 Louisville (10-2) vs. Wake Forest (9-3)
International Bowl: Ohio (8-5) vs. Syracuse (7-5)
GMAC Bowl: Temple (7-5) vs. Memphis (10-3)

Bowl Championship Series



#6 UCLA (11-1) vs. #5 Texas (11-1)
Rose Bowl, presented by Citi
BCS At Large vs. BCS At Large
January 1, 2008, 5:00 PM EST



#11 Georgia (11-2) vs. #10 Boise State (11-1)
Allstate Sugar Bowl
SEC Champion vs. BCS At Large
January 1, 2008, 8:30 PM EST



#4 Nebraska (11-2) vs. #8 Florida State (11-1)
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Big 12 Champion vs. BCS At Large
January 2, 2008, 8:00 PM EST



#24 Maryland (10-3) vs. #3 West Virginia (12-0)
FedEx Orange Bowl
ACC Champion vs. Big East Champion
January 3, 2008, 8:00 PM EST



#1 Southern California (12-0) vs. #2 Michigan (12-0)
BCS National Championship Game
BCS #1 vs. BCS #2
January 8, 2008, 8:00 PM EST

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The toughest choice in history...

Root for Southern Cal or Michigan.