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Texas A&M Aggies – Johnny Manziel Too Good for Words
Like almost every other Texas A&M game this surprising season, it was mostly about Johnny Manziel cultivating his legend and setting records, this time for yards in a Cotton Bowl game.
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Cotton Bowl – Texas A&M vs Oklahoma Predictions
It wasn’t supposed to be such a great debut season for Texas A&M in the SEC, but Johnny Manziel is simply that good. Oklahoma always expect to win the BCS title, but had to settle for the Cotton Bowl.
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Oregon Ducks – Best Offense in the Nation Rules Fiesta Bowl
Kenjon Barner was unstoppable, as usual. Marcus Mariota showed his amazing potential. De’Anthony Thomas couldn’t be caught. Oregon were simply too much for Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl.
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Fiesta Bowl – Oregon vs Kansas State Predictions
There are quite a few who still think Oregon are the best College Football team in the nation, and their Fiesta Bowl Clash with Kansas State is the best of the 2012-2013 bowl season.
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Louisville Cardinals – Teddy Bridgewater Better Than Expected
Anytime a team beats an SEC team in a BCS Bowl, it feels like a BCS Buster. But Louisville are much more than that, and so is their quarterback, Teddy Bridgewater.
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Sugar Bowl – Louisville vs Florida Predictions
Sometimes, when big teams don’t get where they think they should be, they tend to take it easier in the “lesser” bowl game. Florida, with only one loss this season thought they deserve a shot at the national title. Louisville, coming out of the crumbling Big East, are just happy they’re keeping their head coach.
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Florida State Seminoles – EJ Manuel & Lonnie Pryor Enjoy Final Game
For about a half, maybe even more, the Northern Illinois Huskies, the team many people, including some working for the Orange Bowl, said shouldn’t even be in the BCS Bowl, stayed in the game. But two turnovers ruined their hopes, while EJ Manuel and Lonnie Pryor had a proper send off to their College Football career.
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Stanford Cardinal – Old School Football Wins Rose Bowl
Sometimes, quarterbacks are just decorative attachments to games. Kevin Hogan only needed to keep his turnovers at 0. The rest was up to the Stanford defense and running attack, led by Stepfan Taylor, on their way to winning the Rose Bowl for the first time in 40 years.
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Georgia Bulldogs – Aaron Murray Eventually Comes Through
There’s been plenty of talk this season about whether Aaron Murray is a good enough quarterback to get Georgia to where they want to be, which is among the nation’s elite. After an up and down season for the junior, Murray erupted in the Capital One Bowl by throwing five touchdown passes (amid his usual mistakes) to pretty much redeem himself and his prospect credentials.
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South Carolina Gamecocks – Connor Shaw & Dylan Thompson Share Glory
One of the interesting questions leading up to the Outback Bowl was which quarterback will get to play for South Carolina. The answer? Both Connor Shaw and Dylan Thompson had plenty of time to use their abilities, eventually leading to a dramatic win with a touchdown in the final 10 seconds.