FBA 2018 Media Guide FLIP (2)

New Era Pinstripe Bowl
New Era Pinstripe Bowl
Major Media in the area:
The Bergen Record Connecticut Post WCBS-TV 2 (CBS) ESPN New York
WNBC-TV 4 (NBC) Hartford Courant WNYW-TV 5 (FOX) Journal News
WABC-TV 7 (ABC) Newark Star-Ledger WPIX-TV 11 (CW) Newsday
New York Daily News WEPN-FM 98.7 WXTV-TV-41 (Univision) New York Post
WNJU-TV 47 (Telemundo) New York Times SportsNet New York Wall Street Journal
YES Network ESPN Radio Associated Press El Diario
ImpreMedia NJ Advance Media WFAN-AM 660 /FM 101.9 Radio
GAME HISTORY
Date Result Attendance TV Rating
12/30/10 Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34 38,274 2.26 ESPN (U.S. HH ratings)
12/30/11 Rutgers 27, Iowa State 13 38,328 2.14 ESPN (U.S. HH ratings)
12/29/12 Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 39,098 3.9 ESPN (U.S. HH ratings)
12/28/13 Notre Dame 29, Rutgers 16 47,122 3.2 ESPN (U.S. HH ratings)
12/27/14 Penn State 31, Boston College 30 (OT) 49,012 2.4 ESPN
12/26/15 Duke 44, Indiana 41 (OT) 37,218 2.3 ABC
12/28/16 Northwestern 31, Pittsburgh 24 37,918 1.6 ESPN (U.S. HH ratings)
12/27/17 Iowa 27, Boston College 20 37,667 4.3 ESPN
Individual Awards:
David C. Koch Most Valuable Player Award
(Rushing: Att-Yds-TD; Receiving: Rec-Yds-TD; Passing: Comp-Att-Yds-TD-Int; Returns: No-Yds-TD)
2010 Delone Carter, RB, Syracuse (Rush: 27-198-2; Rec: None; Ret.: None)
2011 Jawan Jamison, RB, Rutgers (Rush: 27-131-2; Rec: 1-3-0; Ret: None)
2012 Prince-Tyson Gulley, RB, Syracuse (Rush: 26-213-2; Rec: 5-56-1; Ret.: None)
2013 Zack Martin, OT, Notre Dame
2014 Christian Hackenberg, QB, Penn State (Pass: 34-50-371-4-0; Rush: 8-0-0)
2015 Duke Co-MVPs: Thomas Sirk, QB (Pass: 17-37-163-1-2; Rush: 20-155-2) &
Shaun Wilson, RB (Rush: 9-103-1; Rec: 2-15-0; Kick Ret: 4-164-1; Pass: 0-1-0-0-1)
2016 Justin Jackson, RB, Northwestern (Rush: 32-224-2; Rec: 2-9-0)
2017 Akrum Wadley, RB, Iowa (Rush: 22-88-1; Rec: 2-24-0; Kick Ret: 5-171-0)
Historical Game Summaries:
2010: The inaugural Pinstripe Bowl featured a controversial finish, after Kansas State receiver Adrian Hilburn caught
a 30-yard TD from quarterback Carson Coffman with 1:13 left to cut a Syracuse lead to 36-34. But before KSU
could attempt a tying two-point conversion, Hilburn was flagged for excessive celebration after giving a
military-style salute toward the back of the end zone and a 15-yard penalty was assessed on the conversion.
The two-point pass fell incomplete and Syracuse ran out the clock on its ensuing possession.
2011: Jawan Jamison, Rutgers redshirt freshman, ran for 134 yards and a pair of TDs as the Scarlet Knights won their
fifth straight bowl game, 27-13, over Iowa State in front of a predominantly pro-Rutgers crowd. It was Rutgers’
second Yankee Stadium win of the season, having defeated Army, 27-12, one month earlier.
2012: Heavy snow made things tough for both teams, but Syracuse – which plays its home games indoors –
handled the conditions better and rolled to a 38-14 victory over West Virginia in its final game as a Big East
Conference member. NEPB MVP Prince-Tyson Gulley ran for 213 yards and three touchdowns for the Orange.
2013: Notre Dame broke a 13-13 halftime tie by outscoring Rutgers 16-3 in the second half in a 29-16 victory.
Fighting Irish QB Tommy Rees went 27-of-47 for 319 yards and Kyle Brindza tied an NCAA bowl record with five
field goals. The eight field goals by the teams was also an NCAA bowl record.
2014: A bowl-record sellout crowd saw the first overtime contest in NEPB history. After a B.C. touchdown and missed
PAT on the opening possession of overtime, Penn State QB Christian Hackenberg tossed a 10-yard touchdown
pass to WR Kyle Carter to tie the game, 30-30. Kicker Sam Ficken, who tied the game with a 45-yard field goal
with 0:20 left in regulation, clinched the Nittany Lions’ victory with a “walk-off” PAT.
2015: The Duke Blue Devils defeated the Indiana Hoosiers, 44-41, in overtime. Co-MVPs Thomas Sirk and Shaun
Wilson led Duke to its first bowl game victory since 1961, after Indiana kicker Griffin Oakes missed a gametying,
38-yard field goal attempt in OT. Eleven different New Era Pinstripe Bowl records were established,
including most points (Duke), total yards (Indiana, 667), passing yards (Nate Sudfeld, Indiana, 389), longest
run (Wilson, 85 yards) and longest kickoff return (Wilson, 98 yards). The game was the first matchup to be
played under Yankee Stadium’s innovative LED lights.
2016: Northwestern RB Justin Jackson earned MVP honors as the Wildcats defeated Pitt, 31-24, on a cold Yankee
Stadium afternoon. Jackson ran for 3TD and gained 224 yards, falling three yards shy of tying the NEPB’s alltime
single-game rushing record. Despite losing QB Nathan Peterman and RB James Conner to injury, the
Panthers led 24-21 early in the fourth quarter before Northwestern answered with a touchdown and field goal.
Safety Kyle Queiro sealed the Wildcats’ win with an interception on Pitt’s final drive.
2017: Despite being outgained in total yards, 383-200, Iowa defeated Boston College, 27-20, in temps that hovered
in the low 20s. The Hawkeyes forced three turnovers while not committing any themselves. N.J. native Akrum
Wadley, who had an NEPB-record 283 all-purpose yards (22 car., 88 yds.; 2 rec., 24 yds.; and 171 kick ret. yds.)
earned MVP honors for Iowa in his final college game. Eagles’ RB AJ Dillon ran for a game-high 157 yards on 32
carries with 1 TD, while TE Tommy Sweeney caught a TD and led the game with both 7 rec. and 137 yards. Iowa
CB Josh Jackson sealed the game with an INT with 1:18 left in the fourth quarter.
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