How was the Outback bowl live with Auburn vs Northwestern?
Auburn Tops Northwestern in Wild End to Outback Bowl TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Auburn stopped Northwestern’s final trick play of the game and, after two earlier celebrations, the Tigers held on for a 38-35 overtime victory in the Outback Bowl on Friday. Wes Byrum kicked a 21-yard field goal in overtime, and the Tigers overcame several mistakes that gave the Wildcats chances for their first bowl victory in 61 years. On the game’s final play, the Wildcats sent the backup kicker Steve Flaherty onto the field seemingly to try to force a second overtime. But with regular kicker Stefan Demos on the sideline after being injured earlier in the overtime, Northwestern Coach Pat Fitzgerald had no intention of trying to tie the score. Receiver Zeke Markshausen took a handoff between the legs from holder Dan Persa and circled around right end to try to win the game. Auburn’s Neiko Thorpe stopped him after a 3-yard gain to the 2. Read more at the link below. Sources:
Today is Outback Bowl with Northwestern vs Auburn live at Tampa, Florida. This will be played at the Raymond James Stadium at 11:00 AM ET. The 2010 Outback Bowl will be the twenty fourth edition of the college football bowl game. The game will be telecast on ESPN, so you can tune in there for live streaming of the game. The game will mark Auburn’s third appearance in the Outback Bowl. It is their first appearance in the bowl since a 1996 43-14 blow-out loss to Penn State. The game will mark Northwestern’s first appearance in theOutback Bowl. Sources: http://worldsportsbuzz.blogspot.com/2010/01/outback-bowl-northwestern-vs-auburn.
Despite hiring a young coach with an underwhelming resume, Auburn has spent the majority of this season in the shadow of Tennessee and its rookie coach, Lane Kiffin. This has been a luxury at times — especially when you lose five of your last six against F.B.S. competition — and unfortunate at others, such as during a 5-0 start. Northwestern, which actually lost to Syracuse, can commiserate with Auburn’s up-and-down play. However, unlike Auburn, Northwestern played its best football in the final month, ending the year with wins over Iowa and Wisconsin. Sources: http://thequad.blogs.nytimes.
