Bored

Extra point, WIDE RIGHT. Nevada wins. Holy crap.

UCF scores 10 points in about 40 seconds, tie game 42-42. Hey our first interesting bowl.

Tonight's game is worth seven points, 16 out of 30 people picked Central Florida. Here's who picked Nevada: Will Scarlet, benoitrulz4life, AlwaysPissedOff, CanadianChris, Kingofthe909, DragonLordKaiba, Edwin MacPhisto, KingPK, teke184, Cuban Linx, Agent Bond34, Spaceman Spiff, Bored, Rrrsh.

Next to Arkansas State, Houston was the worst team in the bowls this year so I wasn't surprised at all that Kansas handled them.

History 2004: Hawaii 59, UAB 40 2003: Hawaii 54, Houston 48 2002: Tulane 36, Hawaii 28 Nevada (8-3) Last Bowl Appearance: 1996 Las Vegas Bowl (def. Ball State 18-15) All WAC Players First Team B.J. Mitchell, Running Back Caleb Spencer, Wide Receiver Tony Moll, Tackle Joe Garcia, Cornerback Justin Bergendahl, Punter Second Team Jeff Rowe, Quarterback Anthony Pudewell, Tight End Barrett Raznick, Guard Craig Bailey, Defensive End Roosevelt Cooks, Linebacker Central Florida (8-4) First Bowl Appearance All Conference USA Players First Team Cedric Gagne-Marcoux, Center Paul Carrington, Defensive End Joe Burnett, Cornerback/Punt Returner Second Team Kevin Smith, Running Back Brandon Marshall, Wide Receiver Mike Walker, Wide Receiver Darcy Johnson, Tight End

Nope, never. I'll post them after tommorow's game when the standings should space out a bit more as there is almost an even split for the Hawaii Bowl.

Tonight's game is worth three points, 19 out of 30 people picked Kansas. Here's who picked Houston: iggymcfly, Will Scarlet, Hawk 34, bravesfan, MarvinisaLunatic, teke184, Cuban Linx, Agent Bond34, Spicy McHaggis, Culloden Hastings, Agent of Oblivion.

Texans - 13 points Tampa Bay Buffalo Carolina New Orleans Houston N.Y. Giants Cleveland Kansas City St. Louis Tennessee Arizona Indianapolis Oakland Chicago Baltimore New England

History 2004: Cincinnati 32, Marshall 14 2003: #17 Boise State 34, #18 TCU 31 Kansas (6-5) Last Bowl Appearance: 2003 Tangerine Bowl (lost to N.C. State 26-56) Last Bowl Win: 1995 Aloha Bowl (def. UCLA 51-30) All Big XII Players First Team Charles Gordon, Kick Returner Charlton Keith, Defensive End Second Team Jeremial Ashley, Defensive End Charles Gordon, Defensive Back Honorable Mention Rodney Allen, Defensive End Banks Floodman, Linebacker Rodney Fowler, Safety Charles Gordon, Wide Receiver Clark Green, Running Back Kevin Kane, Linebacker David Ochoa, Center Brandon Perkins, DL/LB Mark Simmons, Wide Receiver Aqib Talib, Cornerback Kyle Tucker, Punter Bob Whitaker, Guard Houston (6-5) Last Bowl Appearance: 2003 Hawaii Bowl (lost to Hawaii 48-54) Last Bowl Win: 1980 Garden State Bowl (def. Navy 35-0) All Conference USA Players First Team Ryan Gilbert, Running Back Vincent Marshall, Wide Receiver Second Team Kade Lane, Defensive End Third Team Kevin Kolb, Quarterback SirVincent Rogers, Tackle David Douglas, Guard Wade Koehl, Linebacker Rocky Shwartz, Safety Vincent Marshall, Punt Returner

Goooo Stormin' Mormons. Fuck Cal.

Two games tonight, Las Vegas Bowl is worth six points, 28 out of 30 people picked Cal. MarvinisaLunatic and Lando Griffin were the only ones to pick BYU. Poinsettia Bowl is worth four points, 24 out 30 people picked Navy. Here's who picked Colorado State: benoitrulz4life, bravesfan, Spaceman Spiff, Agent of Oblivion, Bored, Rrrsh.

Recent History 2004: Wyoming 24, UCLA 21 2003: Oregon State 55, New Mexico 14 2002: UCLA 27, New Mexico 13 2001: Utah 10, USC 6 2000: UNLV 31, Arkansas 14 1999: Utah 17, Fresno State 16 1998: North Carolina 20, San Diego State 13 BYU (6-5) Last Bowl Appearance: 2001 Liberty Bowl (lost to Louisville 10-28) Last Bowl Win: 1997 Cotton Bowl (def. Kansas State 19-15) All Mountain West Players First Team Josh Beck, Quarterback Curtis Brown, Running Back Jonny Harline, Tight End Second Team Jake Kuresa, Tackle Lance Reynolds, Center Manaia Brown, Defensive End Cameron Jense, Linebacker Honorable Mention Justin Luettgerodt, Linebacker California (7-4) Last Bowl Appearance: 2004 Holiday Bowl (lost to Texas Tech 31-45) Last Bowl Win: 2003 Insight Bowl (def. Virginia Tech 52-49) All Pac-10 Players First Team Marvin Phillip, Center Ryan O’Callaghan, Tackle Brandon Mebane, Defensive Tackle Daymeion Hughes, Cornerback Second Team Aaron Merz, Guard Nu’u Tafisi, Defensive End Desmond Bishop, Linebacker Donnie McCleskey, Safety Byron Storer, Special Teams Honorable Mention Marshawn Lynch, Running Back Chris Manderion, Fullback Tim Mixon, Cornerback Craig Stevens, Tight End Colorado State (6-5) Last Bowl Appearance: 2003 San Francisco Bowl (lost to Boston College 21-35) Last Bowl Win: 2001 New Orleans Bowl (def. North Texas 45-20) All Mountain West Players First Team Jimmie Kaylor, Punter Second Team Kyle Bell, Running Back David Anderson, Wide Receiver Michael Brisiel, Tackle Honorable Mention Josh Day, Guard Travis Garcia, Safety Robert Herbert, Cornerback Courtney Jones, Linebacker Miles Kochevar, Safety Jesse Nading, Defensive End Clint Oldenburg, Tackle Kory Sperry, Tight End Navy (7-4) Bowl History 2004 Emerald Bowl: def. New Mexico 34-19 2003 Houston Bowl: lost to Texas Tech 14-38 1996 Aloha Bowl: def. California 42-38 1981 Liberty Bowl: lost to #15 Ohio State 28-31 1980 Garden State Bowl: lost to Houston 0-35 1978 Holiday Bowl: def. BYU 23-16 1963 Cotton Bowl: lost to #1 Texas 6-28 1960 Orange Bowl: lost to #5 Missouri 14-21 1957 Cotton Bowl: def. #8 Rice 20-7 1954 Sugar Bowl: def. #6 Mississippi 21-0 1923 Rose Bowl: tied Washington 14-14

I'll fill in the blanks. 1982: Tim Cowan, Washington QB; Tony Caldwell, Washington LB 1983: George Reynolds, Penn State P (yes punter!); Danny Green, WR 1984: Jeff Adkins, SMU RB; Jerry Ball, SMU DT 1985: Gene Jenkins, Alabama RB; Cornelius Bennett, Alabama LB 1986: Alfred Jenksin, Arizona QB; Chuck Cecil, Arizona S 1988: Victor Wood, Washington State WR; David Dacus, Houston QB 1989: Blake Ezor, Michigan State RB; Chris Roscoe, Hawaii WR 1991: Shawn Jones, Georgia Tech QB; Tommy Vardell, Stanford RB 1992: Tom Young, BYU QB 1993: Rashaan Salaam, Colorado RB; Trent Dilfer, Fresno State QB 1994: David Green, Boston College RB; Mike Mamula, Boston College DE; Joe Gordon, Kansas State CB 1996: Pat Barnes, California QB

Marvin Graves, Syracuse's all-time leader in passing yards, and Arizona cornerback Todd Burden. I searched to find out more about Todd Burden, as I know everyone is dying to know what happened to him, and found this: You got to pay $9.95 to find out what happens! Damn them for leaving me on the edge of my seat! Oh and I was wrong about the GMAC Bowl. Wow this game ended up blowing.

I'm all about useless facts and lists so here is the all-time attendance rankings for the old Christmas tradition that was the Aloha Bowl. 1. 50,000 (1989 Michigan State 33, Hawaii 13) 2. 46,451 (1998 Colorado 51, Oregon 43) 3. 44,862 (1994 Boston College 12, Kansas State 7) 4. 44,598 (1997 Washington 51, Michigan State 23) 5. 44,009 (1993 Colorado 41, Fresno State 30) 6. 43,380 (1996 Navy 42, California 38) 7. 42,933 (1992 Kansas 23, BYU 20) 8. 41,777 (1984 SMU 27, Notre Dame 20) 9. 41,111 (1995 Kansas 51, UCLA 30) 10. 40,974 (1999 Wake Forest 23, Arizona State 3) 11. 37,212 (1983 Penn State 13, Washington 10) 12. 35,183 (1985 Alabama 24, USC 3) 13. 35,132 (1988 Washington State 24, Houston 22) 14. 34,433 (1991 Georgia Tech 18, Stanford 17) 15. 30,055 (1982 Washington 21, Maryland 20) 16. 26,743 (1986 Arizona 30, North Carolina 21) 17. 24,839 (1987 UCLA 20, Florida 16) 18. 24,397 (2000 Boston College 31, Arizona State 17) 19. 14,185 (1990 Syracuse 28, Arizona 0) MVPs of the 1987 game? Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith.

Aloha Stadium's capacity is only 50,000. 38,322 was the largest crowd they get for the Hawaii Bowl. They did sell out the 1989 Aloha Bowl when they played Michigan State but that was their only appearance in that bowl. Just searched for ticket information to this year's game and as of December 16th Nevada had only sold 75 tickets for their rooting section.

You know what I completely forgot about Randy Winn. Sooo they just acquired a guy owed $14 million for the next two years to be a 4th outfielder. Obviously they need one since you can't rely on Bonds to play everyday but obviously were more sensible options out there.

ESPNews is reporting it. Original report is from local station KNBR which is the Giants' station.

Giants trade Edgardo Alfonzo to the Angels for Steve Finley. Opens up center for Erstad maybe? Let's see Bonds, Finley, Alou. Not going to be a flyball caught all year in that outfield.

Tonight's game is worth 11 points. 21 out of 30 people picked UTEP. Here's who picked Toledo: Gert T, iggymcfly, Will Scarlet, MarvinisaLunatic, keith6601, benoitrulz4life, phoenixrising, bravesfan, Hawk 34.

History 2004: Bowling Green 52, Memphis 35 2003: #11 Miami of Ohio 49, Louisville 28 2002: Marshall 38, Louisville 15 2001: Marshall 64, East Carolina 61 2000: Southern Miss 28, #14 TCU 21 1999: TCU 28, #21 East Carolina 14 Toledo (8-3) Last Bowl Appearance: 2004 Motor City Bowl (lost to UConn 10-39) Last Bowl Win: 2001 Motor City Bowl (def. Cincinnati 23-16) First Team Bruce Gradkowski, Quarterback Trinity Dawson, Running Back John Greco, Tackle Mike Alston, Linebacker Keon Jackson, Cornerback Second Team Chris Hopkins, Tight End Jason Robbins, Kicker Anthony Jordan, Linebacker UTEP (8-3) Last Bowl Appearance: 2004 Houston Bowl (lost to Colorado 28-33) Last Bowl Win: 1967 Sun Bowl (def. Mississippi 14-7) All Conference USA Players Second Team Jordan Palmer, Quarterback Johnnie Lee Higgins, Wide Receiver/Punt Returner Josh House, Tackle Jose Garcia, Guard Alex Obemese, Defensive End Thomas Howard, Linebacker Jeremy Jones, Linebacker Third Team Tyler Ebell, Running Back Chris Francies, Wide Receiver Troy Collavo, Linebacker

Sorry can't take your picks. Oh and actually 27 out of 30 people picked Southern Miss, KingPK also picked Arkansas State.

ESPNews little update box says the same, Damon is a Yankee.

Who You Need to Win BenchWarmer Bob's Bored Bowl #1 Miami* (Spaceman Spiff, 9-5) vs. #2 Alabama* (AlwaysPissedOff, 12-2) UM: Colorado State, Boise State, LSU, Iowa State AL: Navy, Boston College, Miami, TCU Tiebreak: 65/57 Jack Osbourne's Oxycotton Bowl #3 Syracuse* (CanadianChris, 10-4) vs. #5 Texas A&M (Secret Agent, 8-5) SU: Nevada, Boston College, Oregon, South Florida, USC A&M: Central Florida, Boise State, Oklahoma, N.C. State, Texas Lucky Strikes Cigarettes Tar Bowl #4 LSU* (teke184, 9-5) vs. #10 Penn State* (therealworldschampion, 8-6) LSU: Houston, Nevada, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, South Florida, Tulsa, Florida, Georgia, Texas PS: Kansas, Central Florida, Utah, Oregon, N.C. State, Fresno State, Iowa, West Virginia, USC Out Magazine Bowl #6 Ohio State (Gert T, 7-6) vs. #7 South Carolina (Cuban Linx, 9-4) OSU: Toledo, Kansas, Central Florida, Boise State SC: UTEP, Houston, Nevada, Boston College Tiebreak: 72/77 Meow Mix XNXX.COM Pussy Bowl #8 Florida* (Agent Bond34, 8-5) vs. #9 Georgia Tech* (iggymcfly, 7-6) UF: UTEP, Nevada, Colorado, Nebraska, Oregon, Iowa GT: Toledo, Central Florida, Clemson, Michigan, Oklahoma, Florida Tiebreak: 78/69 Traditional Bowl presented by Adam & Eve's Anal Lube Hawaii* (Will Scarlet, 8-6) vs. Northwestern* (Kingofthe909, 9-5) HI: Toledo, Houston, Akron, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, UCLA, Tulsa, Texas Tech NW: UTEP, Kansas, Memphis, Utah, Oregon, Northwestern, Fresno State, Alabama Tiebreak: 60/70 KFC PETA Bowl Maryland* (MarvinisaLunatic, 8-5) vs. Arizona State* (Spicy McHaggis, 7-6) MD: Toledo, BYU, Akron, Arizona State, Boston College, UCLA, LSU, Tulsa, Florida, Texas Tech, Louisville, Auburn, Texas ASU: UTEP, California, Memphis, Rutgers, Boise State, Northwestern, Miami, Fresno State, Iowa, Alabama, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin, USC Ex-Lax Toilet Bowl Auburn* (Agent of Oblivion, 7-6) vs. Connecticut* (DragonLordaKabia, 7-6) Aub: Colorado State, Houston, Central Florida, Arizona State, LSU, N.C. State, Fresno State, Virginia Tech, Auburn, Notre Dame, Georgia UC: Navy, Kansas, Nevada, Rutgers, Miami, South Florida, Tulsa, Louisville, Wisconsin, Ohio State, West Virginia

Deadline passed. No one picked Florida State in the Orange Bowl so that game will be tossed out. Tonight's game is only worth one point. 28 out of 30 people picked Southern Miss. Hawk 34 and Rrrsh were the only ones to pick Arkansas State.