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BCS Bowls:
Fiesta:
Nebraska 31
Tennessee 21

Orange:
Michigan 35
Alabama 34 (OT)

Rose:
Wisconsin 17
Stanford 9

Sugar:
Florida State 46
Virginia Tech 29

Other Bowls:
Alamo:
Penn State 24
Texas A&M 0

Aloha:
Wake Forest 23
Arizona State 3

Citrus:
Michigan State 37
Florida 34

Cotton:
Arkansas 27
Texas 6

Gator:
Miami 27
Georgia Tech 13

Holiday:
Kansas State 24
Washington 20

Humanitarian:
Boise State 34
Louisville 31

Independence:
Mississippi 27
Oklahoma 25

Insight:
Colorado 62
Boston College 28

Las Vegas:
Utah 17
Fresno State 16

Liberty:
Southern Miss 23
Colorado State 17

Micron:
Illinois 63
Virginia 21

Mobile:
TCU 28
East Carolina 14

Motor City:
Marshall 21
BYU 3

Music City:
Syracuse 20
Kentucky 13

Oahu:
Hawaii 23
Oregon State 17

Outback:
Georgia 28
Purdue 25 (OT)

Peach:
Mississippi State 17
Clemson 7

Sun:
Oregon 24
Minnesota 20

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  Virginia's Thomas Jones had eight 100-yard rushing games in '99. Scott Halleran/Allsport
Micronpc.com Bowl
Thursday, Dec. 30
7 p.m. ET (TBS)
Miami
Pro Player Stadium (75,192)
Last year: Miami 46, N.C. State 23
Payout: $750,000
Tickets: (954) 564-5000
Virginia   Illinois
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Record: 7-4, 5-3 ACC
Coach: George Welsh, 18th year (128-79-3; 183-125-4)
Top Off. Player: RB Thomas Jones (1,798 yards, 16 TDs)
Top Def. Player: LB Shannon Taylor (81 tackles, 15 for loss)
Season Summary:
The Cavaliers earned their 13th straight seven-win season under Welsh, thanks largely to Jones' Heisman-caliber year. The senior ran for over 210 yards in each of UVA's biggest wins, against BYU, N.C. State and Georgia Tech. QB Dan Ellis was impressive as well, coming back to beat Maryland the final week after missing two games to injury.

TEAM HEADLINES
Aug 25Both Olsen brothers leave Notre Dame
  Record: 7-4, 4-4 Big Ten
Coach: Ron Turner, third year (10-23)
Top Off. Player: QB Kurt Kittner (2,448 yards, 22 TDs to 4 INTs)
Top Def. Player: LB Danny Clark (115 tackles, 11 for loss)
Season Summary:
Two years removed from an 0-11 season, Illinois returns to a bowl for the first time in five years. Its season included the near-unthinkable feat of winning at both Michigan and Ohio State. The keys to the Illini's four-win improvement from '98 were the emergence of Kittner, a sophomore, as a legitimate Big Ten quarterback, and the double-running threat of Rocky Harvey and Steve Havard.

TEAM HEADLINES
Aug 26Illinois fullback Davis to miss opener

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