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On this episode we discuss people who insist on taking selfies with wild animals, a hungry cook who knows the importance of a clean kitchen, and a weird story of a guy who forces someone to drink a coke by knifepoint. All this and so much more!
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Good afternoon everyone! The sun is shining so bright today but sadly, it's freezing so no outside activities for me while in my work clothes. However, yesterday, D, Axl, and I ventured to Max Patch! We haven't been able to spend much time outside in what feels like forever because it has basically rained non-stop for the majority of this month, which definitely makes for some cabin fever and a sad pup. This winter has also been so mild in the Knoxvegas area. On the one hand it's kind of nice cause you don't freeze your buns off every time you go outside. On the other hand, it's not very nice because it's important for Mother Nature to do her thang each season in order to keep every season as it should be. I'd rather have a cold winter if that means less bugs and a less intense summer so I say bring on those lower temps.
About a week ago, D and I decided we'd keep an eye on the weather in the mountains and if able, we'd head up for a nice hike because we just had to get outside. Sunday morning we got up, fueled with a yummy breakfast of bagels, eggs and sausage and then headed out. Our departure time was a little later than we had planned and the trip took longer than normal because of the snow once we started up the mountain, which shortened our hiking time, but it was still an amazing trip. Once parked, we bundled up (I wore 6 layers…hahaha I don't mess around in the cold) and started a 2ish mile hike. We were a little nervous about Axl's paws because we don't have puppy boots for him, but we did put his vest on and kept an eye on him to make sure he wasn't uncomfortable. After just a few minutes outside, he became acclimated and LOVED the snow! In fact, he kept nosediving into it to eat some, each time coming up with a snow mustache. Cutest.thing.ever. I think the temperature ended up being around 16 degrees and the windchill even less. However, when the wind didn't blow it didn't feel bad at all. I actually started sweating while hiking without the wind. This is the coldest hike I have ever done, and I'm proud to say I not only survived but enjoyed it! D and my father-in-law LOVE winter backpacking so I have had to learn to pull my weight during winter (I mean I doubt I will ever winter backpack because I'm sorry, but that sounds miserable), but I want to embrace being outside no matter the time of year. I also have to give my father-in-law a major shout-out because for several Christmas', he has gifted various wintertime hiking clothing to make my layering possible.Yes we match and yes I love it. 🙂After our hike on the first trail, we drove up to my in-laws cabin, and she looked so pretty with the snow coverage. After lunch, I setup my phone to get a family shot and then we hit one more small trail before heading back. Axl slept the whole way home, devoured his food once we got home from our family dinner, and then made sure to wake me up at 5:00 am because he needed to go to the bathroom. ha silly pup These are my new prescription sunnies from eyebuydirect.com! They have the mirrored lenses I love so much and in a very pretty amber color. Obsessed. My dudes!I mean I can't with this face. Allllllll the heart eyes! This face says "mom I'm over the pictures. My butt is cold so stop it" Can't stop won't stop though.
On two different notes, I am loving this new turtleneck from Val's that I snagged on sale! Another awesome purchase is this bathroom shelf and towel rack setup, faux succulents and decorative sign. I used my Christmas Amazon gift card to purchase these items (the succulents came in a set of 5), and I'm stoked with how it looks in our master bathroom.Tell me, are you a winter or summer person?


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Have you ever wondered why wedding photographers charge what they do? If so, you're not alone and Francesco Spighi of Francesco Spighi | Tuscany Wedding Photography has created this great infographic to help explain.
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The Dark Matter Stack, is a very desired four-in-one eyeshadow palette with a mirror, perfect for a trip or carry in a purse. This Stacked gorgeous palette is the must have of any season, it's so easy to use and combine the colors and the best thing is, it's so pigmented that you won't need to worry about retouch, isn't it really amazing ladies? 🙂
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The Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) is supporting Campusfirewatch in promoting National Campus Fire Safety Month 2009 which kickoffs on September 1 and they have a great new campaign.
From August 27 to September 3, Campus Firewatch wants to provide its Twitter community with an easy way to raise awareness about campus fire safety – and possibly win some great prizes including an iPod Touch, iPod Nano and iTunes Gift Certificates.
Beginning at 8 p.m. on Thursday, August 27, 2009 they are asking our community and our community's communities to start using Twitter to send messages to students with fire safety tips using the hashtag "#tellastudent" at the end of your message.
They'll be putting out examples several times a day for people @campusfirewatch, so you can simply follow us, copy and send the messages on to students you know.
Here are some examples:
Whoever sends the most tweets to students using #tellastudent as of midnight on Thursday, September 3, 2009, will win the iPod Touch. The second highest will get the Nano. It's that easy.
They are also going to be giving away numerous iTunes gift certificates daily to people whose tweets are the most creative. Please be sure to follow @campusfirewatch to find out if you've won.
How do they know you're tweeting students? They don't. They'll trust you. But if non-students get this information, we'll all be a little safer anyway. As students return to campus, we hope this is a fun way to get important reminders to students.
If you don't know how to use Twitter, check out this video and join in.
Also join National Campus Fire Safety Month Group on Facebook
Visit the National Campus Fire Safety Month Website
Take a look at their Social Media Newsroom
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Youth Science Canada (YSC) has been Canada's leading not-for-profit organization for the promotion of innovation and celebration of excellence in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) among our nation's youth since 1962. YSC leads the national science fair network and is best known for its showcase event: The Canada-Wide Science Festival (CWSF).
Formerly called the Canada-Wide Science Fair, it was first hosted in Ottawa in 1962. This is the second time Montreal has hosted the event. The first time was in 1964. This annual event is Canada's only national science festival, showcasing the projects of 500 young finalists from over 100 regional science fairs with students linked to over 16,000 schools across the country.
The fifty-fifth edition of the CWSF took place at McGill University from May 14-21, 2016. Parents, teachers, youth, industry professionals and the general public were encouraged to attend to experience the exciting possibilities available through the pursuit of science and technology. Following a path of "curiosity to discovery," youth investigate a local, regional or global issue of concern to them and build a solution through their science or innovation project — tackling issues ranging from health research and climate change to robotics and Big Data. Every year, participants from Grades 7 to 12, along with students from CEGEP in Quebec (ages ranging from 12 to 20 years), compete for nearly $1,000,000 in cash awards, prizes and scholarships.
A number of co-sponsors made this project possible including LCEEQ who was recognized as a Developer. LCEEQ's major contribution was in helping organize StemPower, a three-day teachers' conference integrated into the Canada-Wide Science Festival. It was a pleasure to be able to offer a Professional Development opportunity to teachers and consultants from across Canada.
A major attraction was Astronaut Chris Hadfield, the first Canadian to walk in space, who delivered the opening keynote address. LCEEQ Chair, Cindy Finn had the honour of introducing Mr. Hadfield to an audience of enthusiastic young scientists, parents and chaperones as well as teachers participating in StemPower.
"The Canada-Wide Science Festival is a wonderful and unique opportunity to bring educators together from across the country. The rich discussion and reflection that takes place when teachers are provided a venue for exchange impacts the way science and technology is taught in our classrooms. We are happy to partner with Youth Science Canada in order to provide this element of the festival," said Cindy Finn.
A special word of thanks is extended to Christie Brown of the Ministry of Education who was the driving force in having the festival in Montreal. The years of planning certainly proved to be most satisfying as she looked at the faces of the excited and proud participants. Let's hope that Montreal will not have to wait more than fifty years to host another such event.
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It Is Written, pt.1 –Alive and Active
The Bible is much more than a book of stories and rules from the past. It's not man's book about God. It's God's Word revealing Who He is and who we are. It's not just words on a page, but it's living. It's life transforming. It's powerful. It's active in every single way; and yet, even though it is alive, so many people don't understand it. Join us for our new series, It Is Written, as we discover how to engage with the Bible like never before and experience the benefits of it in our lives each and every day.


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IN THIS ONE... Children are being used as the medium for an alien message. A government agent almost infiltrates Torchwood. The Hub is destroyed. First appearance of Lois Habiba, and Peter Capaldi as Frobisher (no, not the shapeshifting penguin).
REVIEW: Children of Earth as a whole is pretty remarkable. Torchwood has always had tonal problems, and I'm well sick of Russell T Davies' style over on Doctor Who, and yet... This is what Torchwood should have been like along. The longer format (a five-part story) gives the story room to breathe, introduce new characters, cater to established ones, give us a sense of what's happening in the political realm, and overall, actually creating a slice of the Whoniverse that's realistic, dark and gritty. The fact that it aired on five consecutive nights is just gravy on whatever you put gravy on over there in the UK. Children of Earth is a tense sf thriller about aliens who want our children and may already have had a taste, and involving kids provides the necessary creep factor. This is a story about families under threat, first and foremost, and Day One does a good job of, yes, showing the children as tools/victims of the "456", but also the terrorized parents' point of view. And because of this, the Torchwood team are provided with families. Ianto has a sister and a niece, as common as he is posh. Jack has a secret daughter and grandson. And Gwen discovers she's pregnant, and must bring a child of her own into this world. Great additions all.
Speaking of additions, Owen and Tosh need to be replaced, or so the episode leads us to believe. Lois Habiba, the noisy IT girl at the Home Office, looks to be Torchwood material, but could just end up getting tangled in the plot as an innocent bystander. Rupesh, the doctor, seems an obvious fit, but we find out he's a plant, there to infiltrate the team and ending up dead when a kill order for Jack is handed down (via spooky "blank page"). Replacing team members is the kind of thing you do when you're working towards restoring some status quo, but Children of Earth isn't about that, something you realize when the villains manage to blow up the Hub thanks to a bomb sewn inside Jack's abdomen. An opponent prone to death-induced blackouts can give you a surprising advantage. RTD has literally blown up the status quo and there's no way to know where it's going to go from here. And that's really exciting.
At the same time, he hasn't forgotten to advance the characters' personal stories, for which we can be equally grateful. Gwen kissing a picture of her dead teammates, and in true Welsh fashion, dreading having to cross over to England. Rhys shopping for a house, alone of course. Jack's secret family and his daughter seeing right through his ploy to experiment on her son. Ruthless and pragmatic, that one. At least he's not trying to give the boy up to the fairies (but hold that thought). And Ianto, now in firm couplehood with Jack, questioning the situation and his sexuality. He's not comfortable with the labels that come with this relationship, doesn't identify as gay, and yet is in love with a man. (We had a joke around the house after Children of Earth about not being gay but still letting Captain Jack having his way with us. Gay agenda fulfilled, Mr. Davies.) His family take it in the best possible way, that is to say, they don't care, but embarrass him at every turn, like family should. Where WERE these guys for the first two seasons? Even Martha gets a mention, unavailable because she's on her honeymoon (the truth of that will surprise and perhaps dismay you), and Colonel Mace too (more of a joke; he's been sent to Vancouver where I'm sure UNIT has nothing to do, probably because of an embarrassing inter-office affair). All told, we're off to a great start.
REWATCHABILITY: High - A tense thriller with scenes out of the original House of Cards, that serves our favorite characters well while also introducing a slew of new ones. Torchwood has found its sweet spot.
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"All hail Frobisher! All hail the big talking civil servant!"
... doesn't have the same ring to it.
I agree that this is Torchwood, not only at it's best but also at it's potential. In some ways it's a shame this was ever made, as it made Miracle Day look a lot worse than it actually is...
- February 21, 2014 at 10:00 AM
- Siskoid said...
Miracle Day is bloated American-style. It needed to be half as long.
- February 21, 2014 at 10:34 AM
- Martin Léger said...
I googled Frobisher. Amazing. http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101217222851/tardis/images/7/73/Frobisher_and_the_Doc.jpg
- February 21, 2014 at 12:19 PM
- Shining Knight said...
The gravy goes on roast beef and Yorkshire pudding.
- February 21, 2014 at 1:59 PM
My understanding is, much like the American South, gravy goes on everything.
- February 21, 2014 at 3:04 PM
- Bill D. said...
Children of Earth - brilliant television that I don't know I'll ever be able to watch again. Just gutting stuff.
- February 21, 2014 at 4:21 PM
- Siskoid said...
Marty: You're welcome.
Sir Justin: Not as bad as I thought.
Bill: It's my third time at least, possibly fourth.
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The audience gasped as a nightingale swooped in from the wings, skittered across the stage, and then fluttered up to a high perch on the opposite side of the stage, from where she sang sweetly. They oohed and aahed again as a bat flew to the center of the stage and hung there suspended, singing to the frightened child below. These were some of the breathtaking visual effects audiences experienced during L'Enfant et les Sortilèges, this year's annual opera collaboration between the Department of Theatre Arts and the School of Music.
With support from the School of Humanities and Sciences Educational Grant Initiative, the Department of Theatre Arts, in conjunction with the School of Music, brought a team of professional theatrical flyers to campus to present workshops for theater and music students on how to fly stage performers. This same team of professional flyers collaborated with David Lefkowich, the director of the spring's opera production of L'Enfant et les Sortilèges to produce stunning effects, as a variety of characters made their stage appearance by flying in from great heights.
To teach actors and crew how to fly, ZFX of Louisville, Kentucky, visited the College to install the equipment and host several workshops. In a series of four workshops, one reserved for the performers and technicians associated with the opera production, Jason Whicker of ZFX introduced students and faculty to the art and craft of performer flying. The hands-on/in-flight workshops were enthusiastically attended by over 50 participants: "It allowed us, as students, insight into an advanced theater technology that we perhaps may not have otherwise seen until we entered the professional world," according to Rob Sambrato '11 (theater production arts major). Performers appreciated the opportunity as well: "As classical singers, we don't get tons of experience with technical theater work," said Laura Intravia '09, one of the singers in the production. "Having the flying workshops was a really great way to learn a different way to sing while suspended in the air in a harness."
For the students involved in the opera itself, incorporating the flying techniques into the production was challenging and exciting. For M.K. Bedosky '09, who was both the flight supervisor and assistant master carpenter for the opera, learning to fly actors was a new experience: "It's all about weight and balance between you and the performer," she says. "To fly a performer offstage and land takes a ton of pull down on the rope." Backstage the flight crew leapt from various ladders and platforms, making the onstage action appear seamless. Amy Suznovich '09, the singer who thrilled audiences as the nightingale, observed: "Flying is very physical. I've had a lot of sore muscles from it, and it requires a large amount of teamwork, trust, and balance."
Colin Stewart, assistant professor of theater arts and technical director for the production, noted that the process to bring flying to this production "included a tremendous amount of time to set, organize, choreograph, and rehearse so that it ran smoothly and safely during the run of the show. These effects were phenomenal learning experiences for the students involved onstage, backstage, and for all that observed the process in production." Director David Lefkowich agreed, observing that incorporating flying truly enhanced the production: "Most collegiate productions are content to have their performers running around the stage, flapping their arms. This opportunity allowed us to create the idea of flying and ultimately made more of an impact on the audience. It allowed an insight into a wonderful theatrical aesthetic that will prepare our students for other stunts and effects of their kind." He added, "I have never seen L'Enfant look so spectacular."


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After the killing spree, investigators said, the suspects allegedly planned to rendezvous on the school roof, ''party'' with drugs and alcohol, and then take each other's lives with gunshots to the face.Hello? Shook her head which way? Up and down or right to left? I'm betting on right to left because she probably had no clue what her kids were up to.
In Jones's bedroom, writings on the wall contained the phrases, ''I hate the world,'' ''Everyone must die,'' and ''Kill everyone,'' according to police reports.
Yesterday, Jones's mother, Susan St. Hilaire, continued to portray the charges as a misunderstanding that has targeted ''great kids.'' Carol McKeehan, the mother of the other two suspects charged, shook her head when asked if she believed her children were guilty.
In a message dated 11/27/01 3:39:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, email@example.com writes:
> Shaking one's head is right to left, by my view. Nodding would be up and
> down, at least in New Bedford.
My response:
Not in Albania.
Some Albanian characteristics and mannerisms resemble those of the mainland Greeks, most notably in the more rural areas; for instance, a nod of the head means 'no' and shaking one's head means 'yes'.


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I've been finding myself wearing a lot of black lately, something about the cold temps makes me gravitate to this color. Also, black is so versatile and appropriate just about anywhere. This time, to break up the monotony of an all black outfit, I paired the look with a zebra striped scarf and tons of gold jewelry.
Sweater, Scarf, Rings, Knuckle Ring, Earrings– Forever 21, Leggings– Connection 18, Shoes– dollhouse
I'm so glad this week is ending, hope you guys have a fantastic weekend.
Piniel S


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1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup fresh Parmesan cheese, grated
4 slices bacon
4 tbsps unsalted butter
1/4 cup cream (plus a little more in case the dough isn't moist enough)
kosher salt, to taste
Preheat oven to 400°. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.
With kitchen shears, cut bacon into approximately 1/2" squares. In a large pan, fry bacon until crispy. Remove to paper towel lined paper plate to drain.
Place flour, salt, cheese, bacon, and butter in food processor. Pulse until everything is just combined.
Pour the cream into the food processor and pulse to combine. Add more cream a teaspoon at a time until the dough holds together but isn't wet and sticky.
Roll the dough out between two sheets of parchment paper (or wax paper or plastic wrap) until it is 1/2-inch thick or thinner if you prefer. Peel one sheet of paper or wrap from one side and use a cookie cutter to get a perfect square for my crackers.Then placed the dough on the cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
Sprinkle with salt. Bake for 10 minutes or until golden. Remove crackers and place on cooling rack. Serves 4-8.
NOTE: You can also place the rolled dough on the prepared baking sheet. Peel the remaining sheet of paper or wrap. Score the dough with something sharp (knife, pizza cutter, etc.).
Recipe printed from http://TheSlowRoastedItalian.com/
Copyright ©2012 The Slow Roasted Italian – All rights reserved.


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|2008 Roady's Humanitarian Bowl
|Postseason bowl game
|File:Humanitarian Bowl logo.png
|December 30, 2008
|Bronco Stadium
|Boise, Idaho
| Maryland: Da'Rel Scott, RB
Nevada: Colin Kaepernick, QB
|Nevada −3
|Clair Gausman
|US$750,000 per team[1]
|United States TV coverage
| Bob Wischusen (play-by-play)
Brock Huard (color)
Heather Cox (sidelines)
|Nielsen ratings
| Humanitarian Bowl
The 2008 Humanitarian Bowl was a postseason college football bowl game between the Maryland Terrapins and the Nevada Wolf Pack on December 30, 2008. It was the two teams' first meeting. The game featured two conference tie-ins: the University of Maryland represented the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and the University of Nevada represented the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). The game was played at Bronco Stadium in Boise, Idaho and was the 12th edition of the Humanitarian Bowl. It was sponsored by the New Plymouth, Idaho-based company Roady's Truck Stops, which claims to be the largest chain of truck stops in the United States.[2]
The featured match-up was between what was called a "wildly inconsistent" Maryland team and the third-best rushing defense and fifth-best total offense of Nevada.[3][4] The result was an offensive shoot-out. The final score of 42–35 in favor of Maryland exceeded total-points predictions by as much as 17 and tied the all-time Humanitarian Bowl record.
Before the kickoff, seven Maryland players, including six starters, received partial-game suspensions for violating the team's curfew. Maryland took a quick lead within the first two minutes of play, but repeated errors allowed Nevada to remain competitive and the lead changed hands five times. In the second quarter, Nevada's dual-threat quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, was hobbled by an ankle injury that altered the complexion of the game. Nevertheless, Kaepernick remained in the game for almost its entirety and was able to scramble for a touchdown. Halfway through the third quarter, Maryland's leading running back, Da'Rel Scott, made his first appearance of the game. He had been one of the suspended players, but scored twice in the final quarter to help secure a victory for the Terrapins.
Team selectionEdit
The ACC had a contractual tie-in with the Humanitarian Bowl that afforded the bowl organizing committee the eighth pick of the conference's bowl-eligible teams.[5] An ACC team participated in the game every year from 2003 to 2008.[6] Before the selections, the ACC announced that 2008 would be the final year of its tie-in with the game due to travel and cost considerations.[7]
The other conference tie-in was with the WAC, which has generally fielded its champion in the game.[5] The WAC has provided a team for the Humanitarian Bowl every year since 2001.[6] Initially, it was speculated that the WAC championship team, Boise State, would make its fifth appearance in the bowl played in its home stadium.[8]
Potential "Battle of the Unbeatens"Edit
At the end of the regular season, there were three undefeated teams from non-Bowl Championship Series (BCS) conferences, and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules required only one to be given a berth in a BCS game. These three non-BCS teams were Ball State, Boise State, and Utah. The Utes were considered heavy favorites for that berth. In a preemptive move, Humanitarian Bowl officials conducted negotiations with Ball State of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) in an effort to arrange a "Battle of the Unbeatens" with Boise State.[9] If Ball State accepted, presumably with the consent of the ACC, it would have forced a team from the ACC to find an at-large bid. However, Ball State officials were unhappy with the home-field advantage that would have been given to Boise State and the expenses associated with traveling to Idaho.[9][10][11] Ball State, which lost the MAC Championship Game and ended its perfect record, declined the overtures and instead met Tulsa in the 2009 GMAC Bowl.[12][13]
ACC team selectionEdit
In 2008, the ACC experienced a season of unusual parity and fielded an NCAA-record number of ten bowl-eligible teams.[14][15] Six of those possessed identical 4–4 conference records, and the remaining four had 5–3 conference records. Among the eligible teams, N.C. State (6–6) possessed the only non-winning overall record and was therefore forced by NCAA rules to find an at-large berth outside of the ACC tie-in games.[16][17]
For the 2008 season, the ACC possessed nine tie-in games. The Orange Bowl was the conference's BCS game and granted an automatic bid to the winner of the ACC Championship Game. The Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta, Georgia had the first-pick of eligible ACC teams after the BCS game, followed by the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida and the Champs Sports Bowl in Orlando, Florida. The Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tennessee; the Meineke Car Care Bowl in Charlotte, North Carolina; and the Emerald Bowl in San Francisco, California submitted their preferences together, and selected in that order if an agreement between them could not be reached. A special clause also guaranteed that, with a minimum of eight wins, the loser of the championship game would be selected no lower than by the Music City Bowl. The Humanitarian Bowl had the eighth-overall choice followed by the inaugural EagleBank Bowl in Washington, D.C.[18]
That season, an economic recession factored into the selections. In general, bowl officials attempted to select teams in close geographic proximity to compensate for an anticipated drop in ticket sales.[19] Maryland, however, stated that they would not accept a berth to face in-state rival Navy in the nearby EagleBank Bowl due to a conflict with the school's final exams.[20] The Emerald Bowl was not seen as a viable choice due to Maryland's participation in it the year prior.[21]
Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen made his case to bowl officials by saying that the Terrapins had beaten four of the other five 4–4 teams and not played a game against the fifth, Miami.[22] Three of those teams were selected ahead of Maryland: the Meineke Car Care Bowl selected the nearby North Carolina team;[19] the Gator Bowl chose Clemson, a school with a traditionally well-traveling fanbase;[23] and the Emerald Bowl selected Miami.[12] After the higher-priority bowl games made their selections, the Humanitarian Bowl had the choice of either Maryland or Wake Forest, the school with the smallest enrollment in any BCS football conference.[24] Humanitarian Bowl officials chose Maryland in light of its larger alumni base, well-traveled fans, and greater television marketing potential.[7]
In week 12 of the 2008 season, Maryland possessed a 7–3 record and stood atop the ACC Atlantic Division. However, the Terps lost their final two regular season games and slid to a four-way tie for third place in the division.[25][26] Earlier in the season, Maryland defeated four ranked opponents, a feat surpassed only by the two teams that played in the BCS National Championship Game, Florida and Oklahoma—and those each played an extra game with their conference championships.[27] Maryland spent three weeks ranked in the top-25 of the Associated Press Poll.[28]
WAC team selectionEdit
At the end of the 2008 season, the WAC had six bowl-eligible teams, five of which participated in bowl games.[29] The WAC had three conference tie-ins: the New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque, New Mexico; the Hawaii Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii; and the Humanitarian Bowl. Additionally, the WAC had provisions for conditional participation in the Poinsettia Bowl in San Diego, California; the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, Louisiana; and the GMAC Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.[5]
In the past, the Humanitarian Bowl usually selected the WAC championship team. However, Boise State was not content to play a middle-grade ACC team after negotiations with Ball State failed. The WAC commissioner said that the Broncos would look for another match-up that had "the same type of sizzle" as a match-up against Ball State.[30] The Idaho Statesman added that "The Terrapins don't 'sizzle.'"[30] Boise State traveled to the Poinsettia Bowl, where they faced 11th-ranked TCU, which had lost only to the BCS-bound Oklahoma and Utah teams.[30]
In Nevada's final regular season game, Kaepernick led the Wolf Pack in a second-half comeback to defeat Louisiana Tech. The seventh win guaranteed Nevada a berth in one of the three WAC tie-in bowls.[31] The Wolf Pack finished the season in a three-way tie for second place in the WAC alongside Hawaii and Louisiana Tech. Hawaii had a standing contract with the home-town Hawaii Bowl where it played Notre Dame. Louisiana Tech, having lost to both Nevada and Hawaii, appeared unlikely to be selected for a bowl at all. However, the Bulldogs were able to take advantage of a provisional WAC berth in the Independence Bowl since neither the Big 12 nor the Southeastern Conference could provide eligible teams.[5][12][32] Two other WAC teams achieved bowl eligibility with 6–6 records. Fresno State secured a slot in the New Mexico Bowl, but San Jose State was unable to find an at-large berth.[12][29]
With Boise State's decision to decline the Humanitarian Bowl invitation, the organizing committee looked to Nevada. Like Maryland, Nevada ended the regular season with a 7–5 record. The Wolf Pack's schedule included losses against then sixth-ranked Missouri, ninth-ranked Boise State, and 12th-ranked Texas Tech.[33] Nevada finished the regular season ranked second nationally in rushing offense and fifth in total offense. The Wolf Pack possessed two 1,000-yard rushers: dual-threat quarterback Colin Kaepernick and running back Vai Taua. Kaepernick also threw for more than 2,000 yards.[34]
On December 7, 2008, the Humanitarian Bowl officially extended invitations to Maryland and Nevada, both of which were accepted.[35][36]
Pre-game buildupEdit
The site of the game was Bronco Stadium in Boise, Idaho, the home field of Boise State University. The field's blue artificial turf has the distinction of being the only non-green playing field in use by a Division I Football Bowl Subdivision team. Due to the color of its field, the stadium is nicknamed "The Blue" and the field itself is sometimes colloquially referred to as "smurf turf".[37][38]
Pundits and opponents have asserted that Boise State benefits from an added advantage by wearing their blue home uniforms to match the playing field.[39][40][41] Boise State possessed a 64–2 record at Bronco Stadium from 1998 to 2008.[42] Nevada, designated as the home team, likewise wore blue uniforms during the Humanitarian Bowl.[43]
ACC teams viewed a berth in the Humanitarian Bowl as undesirable due to its location. Aside from being one of the lower priority tie-ins, the destination is far outside the conference's geographic footprint. Travel costs from the East Coast are prohibitively expensive and historically caused low turnout among ACC fans. In addition, the game is hosted at a cold-weather venue, which is a disadvantage in comparison with ACC bowl games in places such as Florida, California, and Georgia.[44][45][46]
The game historically relied on local ticket sales, and the participating schools struggled to sell their alloted tickets.[47] On December 8, a Boise-area television news station reported that Maryland and Nevada had sold just sixteen and eight tickets, respectively.[48] The story was widely circulated by sports-related blogs, but the figures were discredited by a Maryland official.[49] On December 18, the Reno Gazette-Journal reported that 100 tickets had been sold by Nevada.[47] Maryland officials admitted that ticket sales among its fans were expected to be low, with one stating they were in the "mid-hundreds" a week and a half from the game date.[50][51] According to a Baltimore Sun reporter, Maryland's final ticket figure was about 800.[52] By comparison, Clemson sold about 3,500 tickets for the 2001 Humanitarian Bowl, and Georgia Tech sold about 250 tickets for the 2007 Humanitarian Bowl.[52][53]
Team comparisonEdit
|Statistical comparison
|Records[nb 1]
|6–1 / 1–4
|Home / away
|3–3 / 4–2
|Strength of schedule
|Offense[nb 2]
|341.9 (76th)
|Total offense
|510.6 (5th)
|207.4 (65th)
|Passing offense
|219.2 (52nd)
|134.5 (72nd)
|Rushing offense
|291.4 (2nd)
|20.1 (100th)
|Scoring offense
|37.8 (13th)
|Defense[nb 2]
|355.0 (60th)
|Total defense
|395.6 (92nd)
|205.6 (57th)
|Passing defense
|321.1 (120th)
|149.4 (74th)
|Rushing defense
|74.5 (3rd)
|21.4 (37th)
|Scoring defense
|31.5 (99th)
Predictions for the game varied, but generally favored Nevada with Maryland as the underdog. Several publications, including Sports Illustrated, named Nevada as three-point favorites in spread betting.[56][57][58] ESPN's ACC correspondent predicted Nevada to win by 21 points.[59] Las Vegas betting firms assigned Nevada as 0.5- to 3.0-point favorites. The over-under was predicted to be between 60.0 and 62.0 points.[56]
Under head coach Ralph Friedgen, Maryland had earned a reputation for inconsistency, sometimes even being referred to as "schizophrenic".[54][60][61] During the regular season, the Terrapins managed to beat four of the five top-25 teams they faced: 23rd-ranked California, 20th-ranked Clemson, 21st-ranked Wake Forest, and 16th-ranked North Carolina.[62] All of those teams subsequently participated in bowl games. However, Maryland also lost to teams they were expected to defeat. They lost by ten points to 12.5-point underdogs Middle Tennessee State. Maryland suffered a 31-point shut-out against Virginia, a team (then 1–3) that had lost to Duke, 31–3, the week prior.[54]
Nevada suffered three of its five losses against then top-twelve ranked teams.[63] They lost to Big 12 Championship runner-up Missouri and Texas Tech, which, in midseason, was in contention for the national championship and was led by Heisman Trophy prospect Graham Harrell.[64][65][66] Nevada managed a close game against Boise State. The Wolf Pack lost by seven points to a team that recorded an average 21.4-point margin of victory in a perfect 12–0 regular season.[67] Boise State preserved victory when a Hail Mary pass from Kaepernick was broken up in the final seconds. Nevada, however, was also accused of inconsistent play. The Wolf Pack suffered a home loss to "perennial WAC bottom-feeder" New Mexico State, 48–45.[68][69]
Maryland offense vs. Nevada defenseEdit
Maryland's offense was run by first-year offensive coordinator and former wide receivers coach James Franklin, who utilized a West Coast system.[70] During the 2008 regular season, starting quarterback Chris Turner threw for 2,318 yards, 11 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions. NFL Draft prospect Darrius Heyward-Bey accumulated 561 receiving yards in ten games. Heyward-Bey also recorded 208 rushing yards and was often utilized in reverses and other trick plays due to his breakaway speed. Maryland had another offensive weapon in running back Da'Rel Scott, who ran for 959 yards during the regular season. Overall, the rushing offense gained 134.5 yards per game and was ranked 72nd in the nation.[54] Against Virginia Tech and Boston College, Maryland rushed for −12 and −6 yards, respectively.[71][72] The previous year, in the 2007 Emerald Bowl against Oregon State, Maryland recorded 19 yards on the ground against the then second-ranked rushing defense.[73]
About Maryland, Nevada head coach Chris Ault said, "Their offense to me is very balanced. They can run the ball and do a good job. With [quarterback Chris] Turner, they split out and they have some nice receivers. Whereas Missouri was going to throw it as much as Texas Tech did, I think Maryland is probably one of the more balanced teams we've played this year."[74]
The Maryland offense faced first-year defensive coordinator Nigel Burton's Nevada defense. It ranked third in the nation against the run, allowing 74.5 rushing yards per game, but was last (120th) in the nation in passing defense, allowing an average of 321.1 passing yards per game. Nevada was ranked eighth in the number of quarterback sacks with 35. Kevin Basped, ranked tenth in the nation in sacks, and Dontay Moch, ranked fifteenth, accumulated more than nine each. Maryland quarterback Turner was sacked 11 times in the Terrapins' last two games against Florida State and Boston College.[54][75] Nevada was also ranked sixth nationally in tackles for loss, with an average of 8.0 per game.[54]
Nevada offense vs. Maryland defenseEdit
In 2008, Nevada typically ran an offensive scheme referred to as the "pistol offense", a system that was pioneered by head coach Chris Ault. In the pistol offense, the quarterback lines up four yards directly behind the center and with a running back directly behind the quarterback. Under the system, the offense attempts to keep the opposing defense off balance by diversifying the types of plays that can be run, with a focus on running up the middle, "quarterback keepers" in which the passer runs the ball, and play action passes where the quarterback fakes a hand-off before throwing to a receiver. It aims to create man-to-man match-ups with the receivers and compensate for an undersized offensive line. With the running back obscured from view by the quarterback, it can also create confusion for the opposing linebackers and allow more effective deception, which is critical to play-action fakes.[76][77]
The system worked well during the regular season. Nevada starting quarterback and 2008 WAC Offensive Player of the Year Colin Kaepernick ran for more than 1,100 yards and 16 touchdowns in addition to passing for 2,479 yards and 19 touchdowns. Alongside Kaepernick, Nevada's rushing offense was led by running back Vai Taua, who ran for 1,420 yards and 14 touchdowns. With two 1,000-yard rushers for the first time in school history, Nevada ran for an average of 291.4 yards per game. Nevada was ranked fifth nationally in terms of total offense, averaging 510.6 yards per game.[54]
With regards to facing the pistol offense, Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen said, "If we can keep our assignments and tackle, we'll be OK. One missed tackle could be a big play ... With the throwing game, there could be a lot of one-on-one situations. To me, it's pick your poison. What they do best is run it. What we'd like to do is get them off schedule. If they mix it, then we're in trouble."[78]
Nevada coach Ault said, "I think the Maryland defense is as physical as Missouri's was." Kaepernick said, "You notice how disciplined and how hard they play. They're never out of alignment. If they're supposed to be somewhere, they're going to be there and they're going to be ready to make a play. When plays come their way, they make them. That's something we have to be ready for. We have to find a weakness and exploit it."[74]
Personnel changesEdit
Maryland coaching changesEdit
After Maryland's last regular-season game, defensive coordinator Chris Cosh and tight ends coach and special teams assistant Danny Pearman announced their resignations. Cosh returned to Kansas State, where he had coached before Maryland, to assume defensive play-calling duties under recently re-hired head coach Bill Snyder.[79][80] Danny Pearman returned to his alma mater, Clemson, to work for Dabo Swinney, who had been promoted from offensive coordinator to interim head coach and, finally, head coach for the Tigers.[81][82] For the bowl game, Maryland's defensive line coach, Al Seamonson, was named as the interim defensive coordinator.[83] Third-year intern Brian White filled in for Pearman as the interim tight ends coach and would assist head coach Friedgen in running the special teams.[83]
Maryland player suspensionsEdit
Shortly before the game, Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen placed partial-game suspensions on seven players who violated the team's pre-bowl curfew. The suspended players were linebackers Moise Fokou, Trey Covington, Antwine Perez, and Derek Drummond, cornerback Jamari McCollough, the quarterback's preferred third-down wide receiver Danny Oquendo, and leading running back Da'Rel Scott. All except Drummond were regular starters.[84][85] Consequently, a much younger line-up started for Maryland, including, according to Friedgen, some who probably would not have seen playing time otherwise.[86]
Friedgen stated that the curfew violations occurred over several nights, and that different players violated the rule to separate degrees. He informed Maryland athletic director Deborah Yow of the infractions and initially suggested sending all of the curfew violators back to Maryland by bus. Yow dissented, and they agreed to suspend the players for part of the game. Describing the incident, Friedgen said that "Five percent of [the] guys thought they didn't need to listen to me, that they could get bed checked and sneak out."[86] He added, "But I checked again at 1 o'clock. "This is not my first rodeo."[87]
Game summaryEdit
The 2008 Humanitarian Bowl kicked off at 2:30 p.m. Mountain Time on Tuesday, December 30, 2008 in front of a crowd of 26,781 spectators at Bronco Stadium in Boise, Idaho. The weather conditions were cloudy with a temperature of 38 °F (3 °C) and wind at eight mph (12.9 km/h) from the southeast. The officiating staff consisted of referee Clair Gausman, umpire Rico Orsot, linesman Cal McNeill, line judge Gary McNanna, back judge Tom Bessant, field judge Shane Standley, side judge Kim Nelson, and scorer Mike Cannon.[88] The game was televised on ESPN and drew a television rating of 2.1 for an estimated 3,039,000 viewers. It was a 218% increase in television viewers from the previous season's game.[89][90][91]
First quarterEdit
The game started with Maryland receiving the kickoff, which Kenny Tate returned 17 yards to the Terrapins' 35-yard line. Quarterback Chris Turner threw a short pass to Torrey Smith, bringing the ball to the Maryland 41-yard line, and then threw an incomplete pass. On third down with three yards to go, Turner connected with freshman Adrian Cannon for a 59-yard touchdown pass. However, placekicker Obi Egekeze missed the extra point.[86]
In subsequent possessions, Nevada and Maryland both failed to gain first downs and exchanged punts. Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick then led a drive that included a 68-yard pass to the Maryland three-yard line. The Terrapins' defense stopped two rushing attempts by Vai Taua, but a short pass to wide receiver Chris Wellington was completed for Nevada's first touchdown. With the extra point, Nevada took the lead, 7–6. Wolf Pack placekicker Brett Jaekle executed a 69-yard kickoff to Torrey Smith, and he returned it 99 yards for a second Maryland touchdown. Egekeze made the extra point and Maryland regained the lead, 13–7, with 7:53 remaining in the quarter.[86]
On the ensuing kickoff, Egekeze attempted to kick the ball as it fell off the tee. This resulted in an unintentional squib that was returned 36 yards to the Terps' nine-yard line. Nevada's Kaepernick attempted to rush but was stopped for no gain. On the next play, he threw the ball into the end zone, but it was intercepted by Maryland safety Kenny Tate, resulting in a touchback. The Terps started on their own 20-yard line, and running back Davin Meggett rushed for 13 yards and a first down. Turner then linked up with freshman receiver Ronnie Tyler for another first down at the Maryland 49-yard line. After a false start penalty, the Terps were unable to gain a first down and punted the ball away. The ball rolled into the end zone for a touchback, and Nevada started the final drive of the quarter at its 20-yard line. Kaepernick then passed for two first downs, picked up another due to a pass interference call against Maryland, and scrambled for yet another. He then handed off to Taua, who rushed 17 yards for a touchdown. Nevada re-took the lead, 14–13, with 46 seconds remaining in the quarter.[86]
Nevada's Jaekle made a short kick-off, and Maryland tight end Dan Gronkowski returned the ball eight yards to the Maryland 44-yard line. On the final play of the quarter, Turner handed the ball off to sophomore running back Morgan Green, who picked up three yards. The quarter ended with Nevada leading, 14–13.[86]
Second quarterEdit
The second quarter began with Maryland in possession of the ball at its 47-yard line. On the first play of the quarter, Turner handed off to Green, who broke free of the Nevada defense for a 53-yard gain and a touchdown. The score and extra point gave Maryland a six-point lead, 20–14, with 14:50 remaining in the first half.[86]
Nevada and Maryland then exchanged punts three times, and the Wolf Pack punted it away a fourth time. In the span of two series, Kaepernick was sacked three times, once each by linebackers Dave Philistin, Alex Wujciak, and Adrian Moten.[86] As a result, Kaepernick suffered an ankle sprain and played the rest of the game, but he noticeably favored his uninjured side.[87] The Terps took over on their 47-yard line with 0:29 remaining in the half. Turner completed an eight-yard pass to Ronnie Tyler, and a Nevada hit out-of-bounds resulted in a 15-yard penalty against Nevada and a first down for Maryland. After two incomplete passes, Turner then converted on third down again with a toss to Tyler for 16 yards and then once more for 14 yards and a touchdown to bring the score to 26–14 in Maryland's favor. The Terps elected to attempt a two-point conversion, and Turner completed a pass to a wide-open Meggett in the right side of the end zone. With six seconds remaining in the first half, Maryland had a 28–14 lead. Nevada received Maryland's kickoff, but elected to run out the clock and head into halftime.[86]
Third quarterEdit
Maryland kicked off to Nevada to start the second half, and the teams again exchanged punts twice. Kaepernick sat out the next series due to his sprained ankle. Backup quarterback Nick Graziano took over but was unable to complete two passes and Nevada punted a third time. In the next series, Turner threw an interception to Nevada safety Jonathan Amaya, who returned it for 33 yards to the Maryland 22-yard line, then fumbled. The ball was recovered by Nevada, and Kaepernick capitalized on the turnover with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Taua, narrowing Nevada's deficit to 28–21.
Jaekle kicked off to the Maryland 30-yard line where it was returned by Green for two yards. A fresh Da'Rel Scott then made his first appearance in the game. He carried the ball four times in succession to advance to the Nevada 46-yard line. On third down with nine yards to go, Turner was sacked by defensive lineman Kevin Basped and the ball was knocked loose. It was picked up by Wolf Pack linebacker Brandon Marshall who then also fumbled. Maryland offensive lineman Scott Burley recovered it on the Nevada 45-yard line. The alternating changes in possession gave Maryland a first down, and Turner then connected with Darrius Heyward-Bey on an 11-yard pass for another first down. Scott rushed twice to pick up a first down at the Nevada 23-yard line. After a rush by Meggett, Turner was sacked by defensive end Dontay Moch and again fumbled. This time, Nevada recovered the ball and retained possession. Kaepernick then passed to wide receiver Mike McCoy for 38 yards to the Maryland 27-yard line. Vai Taua picked up seven yards on a rush attempt, and the quarter came to an end with Maryland leading, 28–21.[86]
Fourth quarterEdit
The fourth quarter began with Nevada in possession of the ball at the Maryland 20-yard line. The first play of the quarter was a rush attempt by Taua, but he fumbled and recovered the ball for a loss of one yard. On the second play of the quarter, Kaepernick completed a 21-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Marko Mitchell, tying the score at 28–28.[86]
Following the Nevada kickoff, Turner handed off to Scott, who picked up two yards. After an incomplete pass, Turner connected with Torrey Smith on a 26-yard toss for a third-down conversion. Scott then rushed for three yards to the Nevada 49-yard line, and carried it again down the middle, this time breaking free for a 49-yard touchdown run. On the following Nevada series, Kaepernick mounted a 38-yard drive to the Maryland 34-yard line, but failed to convert on fourth and 12. On the next series, Da'Rel Scott was handed the ball four times in succession to pick up first downs with rushes of 11, 23, 30 yards and a touchdown on a two-yard run. The score and extra point gave Maryland a two-touchdown lead, 42–28. Nevada's offense returned to the field with 7:44 remaining in the game and used almost three minutes in a 37-yard drive that culminated in an interception by Maryland safety Jeff Allen on the Maryland 38-yard line. After no gain on a rush by running back Morgan Green, Maryland attempted an end-around. Turner was stepped on, and the handoff was botched. The intended recipient, Heyward-Bey, dropped the ball but managed to recover it for a loss of six yards. After Nevada called a time out, Green rushed for a five-yard gain. Nevada expended its last remaining time out to stop the clock with 4:06 left. Maryland punted it away on fourth down with 11 yards to go.[86]
Kaepernick took over on the Nevada 23-yard line with 4:01 and made four completions to drive to the Terps' 15-yard line. Exploiting a large opening, Kaepernick held onto the ball and ran it into the end zone to narrow Maryland's lead to one touchdown, 42–35, with 2:19 remaining. Jaekle attempted an onside kick in an effort to give Nevada another chance on offense, but the ball was recovered by Maryland receiver Danny Oquendo. Scott rushed for two and then 19 yards. With the first down, Maryland had enough time to run out the clock and clinch the 42–35 victory.[86]
Scoring summaryEdit
|Scoring summary
|Statistical Comparison
|1st downs
|3rd down conversions
|4th down conversions
|Total yards
|Passing yards
|Rushing yards
|Time of possession
|Source: [86]
The 2008 Humanitarian Bowl Most Valuable Player honors were awarded to Maryland running back Da'Rel Scott, who rushed for 174 yards, and Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who threw for 370 yards. Each was the statistical leader at his respective position, and Scott scored Maryland's two final touchdowns to break the 28–28 stalemate. Scott also was able to help Maryland clinch the victory in the final minutes by rushing for a first down that allowed the team to run out the clock.[92]
The 77 points scored in the game tied the Humanitarian Bowl record for total points, which had been set in 1998 by Idaho and Southern Miss.[93]
Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick set the Humanitarian Bowl passing yardage record with 370 yards through the air, and he scored three touchdowns in the process. Despite the loss, Kaepernick's team outperformed Maryland in terms of passing yardage, total offense, first downs, and time of possession.[92]
Maryland freshman wide receiver Torrey Smith, with his 99-yard kickoff return, broke the all-time Atlantic Coast Conference single-season kickoff return yards record with 1,089 yards. Smith also broke the Humanitarian Bowl kick return record, which was previously 98 yards.[94]
With 174 yards, Da'Rel Scott set the Maryland record for rushing yards in a bowl game, despite playing just one and a half quarters due to his curfew suspension. The previous record was 165 yards, set by Lu Gambino in Maryland's first bowl game, the 1948 Gator Bowl.[95] Scott also broke the 1,000 yards-per-season barrier, making him one of just seven players in school history to do so.[92][94] Scott said earlier in the year that reaching the 1,000-yard benchmark was a personal goal he set for the 2008 season.[96] Between Scott and Davin Meggett, Maryland also came the closest it ever has to having both a 1,000- and 500-yard rusher in the same season. Meggett fell just 43 yards shy of the 500-yard mark.[97][98]
Nevada set a school record for single-season total offensive yards, recording 6,611 in 2008. This surpassed the previous record of 6,263 yards, set in 1995.[99]
Maryland statistical recapEdit
|Maryland Passing
|Chris Turner
|13 / 27
|Maryland Rushing
|Da'Rel Scott
|Morgan Green
|Maryland Receiving
|Adrian Cannon
|Ronnie Tyler
Four Maryland backups who saw significant playing time due to the suspensions scored touchdowns: second-string slot receiver Ronnie Tyler, second-string X-receiver Torrey Smith, third-string slot receiver Adrian Cannon, and third-string running back Morgan Green.[86][92]
Maryland compiled 456 yards of total offense: 198 in the air and 258 yards on the ground. Quarterback Chris Turner completed passes to five receivers during the game: Ronnie Tyler (five), Darrius Heyward-Bey (four), Torrey Smith (two), Adrian Cannon (one), and Emani Lee-Odai (one). Cannon and Tyler each caught a pass for a touchdown. Running back Davin Meggett caught a pass for a two-point conversion. Turner also threw one interception.[92]
On the ground, rushing attempts were made by running backs Da'Rel Scott (14 for 174 yards), Morgan Green (10 for 72 yards), and Davin Meggett (10 for 35 yards). Wide receiver Heyward-Bey also made a rushing attempt, but dropped the ball and recovered it for a loss of six yards.
Maryland had previously shown an ability to strike quickly on offense and did so again in the game. In the 2008 season, the team scored 18 out of 28 touchdowns in drives consisting of six or fewer plays or less than two minutes of game time. This led to the team often trailing opponents in time of possession.[100] In the Humanitarian Bowl, Maryland continued the pattern by scoring in the first 1:01 with a 59-yard Chris Turner pass to Adrian Cannon. Maryland also possessed the ball for 2:26 less than Nevada.[92]
Maryland, which was third-best in the ACC in third down attempts (40.4%), did comparatively poorly during the game, converting only four of 14 third downs (28.6%).[92][101]
Defensively, Maryland was able to hold the nation's third-ranked rushing offense to just 114 yards on the ground. Nevada quarterback Kaepernick, who ran for 1,115 yards, was held to just 19 rushing yards, 15 of which were gained during a touchdown run. Two players made their first career interceptions: true freshman safety Kenny Tate and senior defensive back Jeff Allen. Tate's interception in the Maryland end zone prevented a Nevada score, while Allen's interception with 4:54 remaining helped seal the victory for Maryland. Offensive lineman Scott Burley forced a fumble against Nevada linebacker Brandon Marshall, who had recovered a third-down fumble by Turner. Burley subsequently recovered the forced fumble and gave Maryland a first down.[102]
Maryland's special teams recorded one touchdown when Torrey Smith returned a kickoff for 99 yards. After the first touchdown of the game, senior placekicker Obi Egekeze missed an extra point for the first time in his career. Early in the season, Egekeze missed his first five field goal attempts, but, prior to the Humanitarian Bowl, he had made all 64 extra-point attempts of his career. After the first failed kick, Egekeze made the other five extra-point attempts of the game. The placekicker also erred when he attempted to kick the ball as it fell off the tee, resulting in a short 15-yard kick which was returned 36 yards by Nevada to the Maryland nine-yard line.[92][102]
Nevada statistical recapEdit
|Nevada Passing
|Colin Kaepernick
|24 / 47
|Nevada Rushing
|Vai Taua
|Colin Kaepernick
|Nevada Receiving
|Mike McCoy
|Marko Mitchell
Nevada recorded better statistics than Maryland in several areas despite ultimately losing the game. The Wolf Pack compiled seven more first downs, 172 more passing yards, 28 more total offensive yards, 15 fewer penalty yards, 15.8% more third down conversions, and 2:26 more time in possession of the ball.[92]
In the passing game, Colin Kaepernick achieved a 51.1% pass completion rate (24 out of 47). He threw for 370 yards, including three touchdowns. He completed passes to Mike McCoy (13), Marko Mitchell (five), Chris Wellington (three), Arthur King, Jr. (two), and Vai Taua (one). Mitchell, Wellington, and Taua each caught a pass for a touchdown. Due to Kaepernick's injury, backup quarterback Nick Graziano played for one series but was unable to make a completion on two attempts.[92]
On the ground, Nevada struggled against the Maryland defense, recording 114 rushing yards, far fewer than its 291.4 per game average. Running plays were attempted by Kaepernick and Taua, who made 23 carries for 101 yards and one touchdown. Despite suffering from a sprained ankle, Kaepernick also was able to scamper 15 yards for a rushing touchdown.[92]
Conversely, the Nevada defense had difficulty stopping the Maryland run. Nevada's rush defense allowed 258 yards, compared with its regular-season average of just 74.5 yards allowed per game. This was especially true after a well-rested Da'Rel Scott entered the game in the middle of the third quarter. Head coach Chris Ault said, "He just ran through us like we weren't there."[92] Defensive back Jonathan Amaya intercepted a Chris Turner pass for his fourth interception of the season.[99]
Brett Jaekle handled all of Nevada's kicking duties. He made all five extra-point attempts. Jaekle punted eight times for 295 yards and kicked off five times for 270 yards. With 1:42 remaining, he attempted an onside kick, but the ball was recovered by Maryland's Danny Oquendo.[92]
Post-game effectsEdit
With the bowl game, Maryland finished the season with an 8–5 record. The win was Maryland's 600th in school history. Ralph Friedgen's postseason record improved to 4–2, giving him twice as many bowl wins as any other head coach in school history. For the 2008 season, Maryland stood 5–1 in games decided by seven points or less and 8–0 in games kicked off during daylight hours.[102]
Nevada posted a final record of 7–6. The game was the third consecutive postseason loss for Chris Ault and Nevada.[92] Ault's post-season bowl record slid to 1–5 as a result.
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