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From mayonnaise baths and squabbles over opt-outs to thrilling finishes, heroic performances and historic outcomes, Bowl Season brought a little bit of everything for college football fans over the holidays as the season came to an end.

The action started on Dec. In between, there were memorable moments for programs all over the country who closed the book on their campaigns with one last hurrah. While bowl games may be relatively forgettable to some big-time programs left out of the College Football Playoff and New Year's Six games, they clearly meant a lot to some teams enjoying the national spotlight provided by a postseason platform.

Another significant regional outcome came a week later, when South Carolina edged North Carolina in the Duke's Mayo Bowl to finish with a record in Shane Beamer's first season as head coach.

While there was plenty of discussion about the flaws of the bowl game system as some coaches left their teams for new jobs and some players opted out, it was clear in the celebrations of most victors who got one last chance to play came with plenty of meaning.

We covered all the action here, and you can relive the big moments of bowl season by scrolling through for analysis and highlights from all the action. The penultimate game of the FBS college football season turned out to be a snooze-fest. Wildcats running back Deuce Vaughn got loose to the tune of rushing yards and four total touchdowns -- three rushing, one receiving -- in a stellar performance for the consensus All-American.

Yes, this was a blowout, but there was still plenty of intrigue, particularly on the LSU side. Interim coach Brad Davis had just 38 scholarship players on the sideline, none of whom were quarterbacks.

The game was difficult for Ole Miss to swallow, however, as star quarterback Matt Corral was knocked out of the game in the first quarter after injuring his right leg on a sack. The play came on third down when defensive end Cole Maxwell hit Corral and his leg appeared to buckle. Ole Miss missed a field goal on the next play. True freshman Luke Altmyer came in and played admirably in relief, throwing for for yards and a touchdown on 15 of 29 passing. However, Baylor's defense was dominant against an overmatched Rebels offensive line, posting 10 sacks, breaking up seven passes and forcing three interceptions against Corral and Altmyer combined.

Cornerback Al Walcott caught an interception off a Matt Jones tip and took it 96 yards for the first score of the game. Baylor running back Abram Smith rushed for yards on 25 carries to break the program record for single-season yards rushing, passing Terrance Ganaway's mark. Quarterback Gerry Bohanon struggled, completing 7 of 17 passes for 40 yards.

However, he motioned Tyquan Thornton into a throw for a two-yard touchdown to put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter.

Freshman Monaray Baldwin scored the Bears' other touchdown on a sweep. Ole Miss' defense played good situational football, holding the Bears without a third-or fourth-down conversion through the first half. However, the Bears finished the game converting 7 of 15 third downs.

Ole Miss converted 5 of 6 fourth-down attempts, but missed two field goals that could have kept the game manageable. Ultimately, the floodgates opened as Baylor rushed for yards in a physically dominant performance. In a Rose Bowl Game that will live for the ages, No. This incredible game saw Ohio State's offense rewrite the record books and come back to win in the fourth quarter after trailing nearly the entire evening.

OSU clinched its victory with a yard drive in the game's final minute that set up a go-ahead yard field goal with nine seconds left. Utah took control early, jumping out to a lead in the first quarter. Then both teams combined for six touchdowns in the second quarter, setting the scene for what would be a wild back-and-forth affair over the game's final 30 minutes.

It wasn't until Ohio State quarterback C. Stroud hit wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba for a yard touchdown with left to play that the Buckeyes took their first lead of the game at It was the third time Stroud and Smith-Njigba hooked up for a score, and it was just the tip of the iceberg. Stroud finished with yards passing and six TDs.

Smith-Njigba caught 15 balls for yards and three TDs, setting Ohio State records for most receiving yards in a season as well as receptions in a single season. Wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. For Utah, the game slipped away in the fourth quarter when QB Cam Rising left following what looked to be a concussion. Rising's head hit the turf after being sacked, and he laid motionless on his back for a few minutes before getting up and walking off the field on his own.

His backup, Bryson Barnes, led a game-tying touchdown drive in the final minutes, before the game-deciding field goal. Rising finished the day with yards passing and two touchdowns while also leading the Utes in rushing with 92 yards and a score. The Fighting Irish came out blazing on offense against Oklahoma State's highly-ranked defense with quarterback Jack Coan rolling up yards and four touchdowns in the first half. Notre Dame built up a with just over a minute left in the second quarter, but a quick Oklahoma State score before halftime and an impressive drive to start the third quarter quickly cut the lead to But while the Cowboys offense finally got into a rhythm, it was assisted by an Oklahoma State defense that made the necessary halftime adjustments to slow down Coan and the Notre Dame offense.

The Irish signal-caller may have had yards and four touchdowns in the first half -- numbers that were already good enough for the best performance by a quarterback against Oklahoma State this season -- but he had just 40 passing yards in the third quarter. It should be noted Coan did finish the game with yards and an impressive effort late in the fourth quarter, setting a Fiesta bowl passing record with the performance.

The play of the game might have come early in the fourth quarter when All-American safety Kolby Harvell-Peel crashed in to make a stop on Notre Dame freshman running back Logan Diggs and stripped the ball free before he was brought to the ground. Even though Notre Dame would get the ball right back with a forced fumble at the goal line, the loss of field position and the impact it had on Oklahoma State's confidence set the tone for the fourth quarter.

The previous record for the biggest comeback in Oklahoma State history was 20 points -- in against Colorado. Kentucky nearly blew a point halftime lead but Wan'Dale Robinson and Chris Rodriguez helped lead a game-winning touchdown drive in the final minutes to secure the Citrus Bowl victory against Iowa. Robinson was the star of the game, pulling 10 catches for yards including some incredible grabs on the game-winning drive.

More than half of Will Levis' pass completions went to Robinson, and his performance against a very good Iowa pass defense made up nearly two quarters of scoreless football from the Kentucky offense in the second half. Iowa had the opposite game flow offensively, stuck in the mud in the first half and then finally putting things together for two touchdown drives near the end of the third quarter and beginning of the fourth quarter.

But ultimately three Iowa turnovers kept the Hawkeyes from being able to claim the win, as the Wildcats picked off Spencer Petras in the final minute to seal the win.

This is Kentucky's fourth straight bowl win under Mark Stoops, who has gotten the Wildcats to the postseason every years since Box Score. Penn State, which was missing a number of starters -- particularly on the defensive side of the ball -- came out strong to start but seemed to run out of gas in the second half. The Nittany Lions were up at halftime, but the Razorbacks took control with a point third quarter and it was all she wrote.

The Razorbacks struggled early a bit themselves, as the offense seemed unsure of itself with star receiver Treylon Burks opting out of the game. The Hogs then began to lean on their ground game with quarterback K.

Jefferson and a host of backs, and it was effective against a thin Penn State defense. Jefferson finished with yards rushing and only threw for 90 yards, while Dominique Johnson, Raheim Sanders and Malik Hornsby combined for yards rushing as the Razorbacks rushed for yards as a team.

In there like swimwear pic. As for Penn State, it was its own worst enemy at times. The Nittany Lions managed only three points out of three red-zone trips, and failed to take advantage of two Arkansas red-zone turnovers. Box score. The Bulldogs and Crimson Tide will meet in the title game for the second time in the last five years. Georgia marched 80 yards on its first possession of the game and never stopped in the opening 30 minutes, becoming the first team in CFP history to score points on its first five possessions.

While that didn't make for an exciting game, it at least allowed any neutral parties to get on with their holiday plans. Unfortunately for the Wolverines, a pass from Cade McNamara to Erick All on fourth down was off All's fingertips and resulted in a turnover on downs. A few plays later, Georgia's Kenny McIntosh took a hand-off on a sweep and surprised nearly everyone in Hard Rock Stadium when he pulled up and tossed an easy touchdown pass to Adonai Mitchell. From there, the rout was on.

Michigan had its moments, but it turned the ball over on four straight possessions two interceptions, a fumble and once on downs in the second and third quarters to immediately destroy any momentum it was attempting to build. Georgia was not nearly as wasteful with its opportunities and looked a lot more like the team we saw during the regular season than the one that lost to Alabama in the SEC title game a few weeks ago.

The redshirt senior rushed for an Alabama bowl record yards on 26 carries to deliver the Crimson Tide the Cotton Bowl and their sixth appearance in the College Football Playoff National Championship. Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Bryce Young threw for just yards against Cincinnati's elite pass defense, but he tossed three touchdown passes to as many different receivers.

Young broke program records for both single-season yards passing and passing touchdowns in his first game since winning the Heisman. The Tide put together an play scoring drive -- featuring 10 rushes -- on their first possession to set the tone for the game. The Bearcats managed to get into the red zone three times, but they settled for field goals twice against the most vaunted dynasty in college football history. Cincinnati managed to compile just 72 yards in the first half, the fewest in any half in College Football Playoff history.

Cincy played better in the second half but still averaged just 3. Quarterback Desmond Ridder struggled mightily, completing just of passes for yards. Running back Jerome Ford had 77 yards but only got 15 rushes in the game. Alabama has now won all six matchups against Cincinnati in their combined history, though the teams had not played since The Tide await either No. Harris rushed to NAV 21 for 1 yards.

Arline rushed to NAV 20 for -1 yards. Pescaia; T. Harris rushed to NAV 24 for 4 yards. Blackmon; D. Roberts rushed to NAV 42 for 1 yards. Daniels scrambles to NAV 27 for 15 yards. Roberts rushed to NAV 24 for 3 yards. Roberts rushed to NAV 22 for 2 yards.

Warren; D. Davis rushed to NAV 7 for 15 yards. Fagot at NAV 7. Daniels rushed to NAV 6 for 1 yards. Robinson at NAV 6. Hughes rushed to NAV 3 for 3 yards. Straw; T. Robinson at NAV 3. PAT Good. Dapore extra point is good. Fair catch by D. Arline scrambles to NAV 28 for 3 yards.

Arline pass incomplete intended for C. Harris rushed to NAV 31 for 3 yards. Riethman punts 49 yards to AF 20 Center-C. Daniels kneels at the AF Acie rushed to NAV 34 for yards. Cooper Illegal Blindside Block 12 yards accepted. Arline rushed to NAV 13 for 0 yards. Pescaia at NAV Warren rushed to NAV 22 for 9 yards. Bugg at NAV Arline pass incomplete intended for NAV. Riethman punts 40 yards to AF 38 Center-C.

Fair catch by M. Roberts rushed to AF 38 for 0 yards. Hughes False Start 5 yards accepted. Daniels rushed to AF 40 for 7 yards. Hodges at AF Gain of 12 yards. Roberts rushed to NAV 46 for 2 yards. Straw at NAV Roberts rushed to NAV 42 for 4 yards. Hodges at NAV Gidrey rushed to NAV 42 for 0 yards. Harris rushed to NAV 11 for 1 yards. Arline rushed to NAV 10 for -1 yards. Herrera at NAV Riethman punts 40 yards to AF 50 Center-C.

Roberts rushed to NAV 49 for 1 yards. Busic; N. Daniels rushed to NAV 44 for 5 yards. Brennan; X. McDonald at NAV Harris rushed to NAV 23 for 3 yards. Herrera; C. Taylor at NAV Arline sacked at NAV 20 for -3 yards D.

Meeks; E. Riethman punts 34 yards to AF 46 Center-C. Daniels pass incomplete intended for M. Roberts rushed to NAV 44 for 10 yards. Daniels rushed to NAV 46 for -2 yards. Robinson; T. Fletcher at NAV Gidrey rushed to NAV 44 for 2 yards. Davis Offensive Holding 10 yards accepted. Roberts rushed to AF 48 for 2 yards. Cromwell at AF Daniels rushed to AF 44 for -4 yards. Cromwell; J. Jones Roughing the Kicker 15 yards accepted. Roberts rushed to NAV 32 for 9 yards. O'Connor at NAV Roberts rushed to NAV 28 for 4 yards.

Jones returns the kickoff. Waters at NAV Arline rushed to NAV 23 for -2 yards. Warren steps back to pass. Warren sacked at NAV 14 for -9 yards E. Ruoss rushed to NAV 23 for 9 yards. Taylor V. NAV returns the kickoff. Roberts rushed to AF 42 for 0 yards. Hodges D. Catch made by M. Davis at AF Gain of 27 yards. Roberts rushed to NAV 20 for 11 yards. Glenn D. Roberts rushed to NAV 18 for 2 yards. Roberts rushed to NAV 7 for 11 yards. Roberts rushed to NAV 2 for 5 yards.

Fagot at NAV 2. Acie returns the kickoff. Maynor pass complete to NAV Cooper at NAV Gain of 15 yards. Maynor rushed to AF 47 for 6 yards. Goslin rushed to AF 42 for 5 yards. Sanford at AF Maynor pass complete to AF Walker at AF Gain of 6 yards. Mergerson at AF Maynor steps back to pass. Maynor pass incomplete intended for C.

Maynor pass incomplete intended for M. Kelly Defensive Pass Interference 4 yards accepted. Maynor pass incomplete intended for T. Sanford Defensive Pass Interference 14 yards accepted. Catch made by C. Gain of 11 yards. Sanford at AF 7. Maynor sacked at AF 12 for -5 yards Z. Kelly; C.

Maynor rushed to AF 11 for 1 yards. Humphrey E. He threw the game-winning pass on the very next play. HE'S IN. Never forget.

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