FBA 2018 Media Guide FLIP (2)

Camping World Bowl
Top Individual Performances:
Tellis Redmond, RB, Minnesota, 2000 -- Even in a losing effort, rushed a workhorse 42 times for 246 yards to set
bowl records in the 38-30 loss to North Carolina State. He had two first-quarter touchdowns in leading the
Gophers to an early lead.
Philip Rivers, QB, North Carolina State, 2003 -- Had the most prolific passing game in bowl history, setting records
for completions (37), passing yards (475), touchdown passes (five), completion percentage (82.2% 37-of-45)
and total offense in leading the Wolfpack to a 56-26 win over Kansas. Rivers is the bowl’s only two-time MVP,
having also won the award as a freshman in 2000.
Jerricho Cotchery, WR, North Carolina State, 2003 -- As part of Rivers’ passing performance, set bowl records
for receptions with 13 and receiving yards with 171 in N.C. State’s win over Kansas.
Johnny Jefferson, RB, Baylor, 2015 -- Set bowl records for rushing yards (299), rushing touchdowns (three) and
longest rush (80) to pace the Baylor offense in their record-breaking 49-38 victory over North Carolina..
Last Year’s Game:
Oklahoma State reached the 10-win mark for the third consecutive season for the first time in program history
thanks to a 30-21 victory over Virginia Tech in the 28th annual Camping World Bowl. The win came in front of
39,610 fans at Camping World Stadium and gave the Cowboys back-to-back bowl wins following a 38-8 win
over Colorado in the 2016 Alamo Bowl. The nation's leading passer during the 2017 regular season, Oklahoma
State quarterback Mason Rudolph completed 21 of 32 attempts for 351 yards and two touchdowns in the game.
The first came on a 17-yard strike to Dillon Stoner early in the third quarter before following it up later in the
frame with a 65-yard touchdown pass to Biletnikoff Award-winner James Washington. Washington, the nation’s
leading receiver, finished the game with five catches for 126 yards, while Marcell Ateman had five catches
for 107 yards on the night. Cowboys running back Justice Hill also added 120 yards and a touchdown on the
ground. After trailing 20-7 following the Stoner touchdown, Virginia Tech cut the Oklahoma State lead to 20-14
midway through the third and 27-21 midway through the fourth thanks to a passing and rushing touchdown
from quarterback Josh Jackson, who had 50 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns in addition to 248 yards
passing on the night. But Oklahoma State kicker Matt Amendola made a 38-yard field goal with 2:34 left to play
to push the lead to 30-21, sealing the win for the Cowboys.
Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Virginia Tech 7 0 7 7 21
Oklahoma State 3 10 14 3 30
Scoring:
First Quarter: OSU - Ammendola, Matt 31 yd FG; VT - Jackson, J 13 yd TD RUSH (KICK by Slye, Joey).
Second Quarter: OSU - Ammendola, Matt 36 yd FG; OSU - Hill, Justice 1 yd TD RUSH (KICK by Ammendola, Matt).
Third Quarter: OSU - Stoner, Dillon 17 yd TD PASS from Rudolph, Mason (KICK by Ammendola, Matt); VT - Kumah, E
9 yd TD PASS from Jackson, J (KICK by Slye, Joey); OSU - Washington, J. 65 yd TD PASS from Rudolph, Mason (KICK
by Ammendola, Matt).
Fourth Quarter: VT - Jackson, J 5 yd TD RUSH (KICK by Slye, Joey); OSU - Ammendola, Matt 38 yd FG.
Team Statistics: VT OSU
First Downs 33 25
Rushes- Net Yards 50-248 31-141
Net Yards Passing 270 351
Passing (Comp-Att-Int) 23-42-1 21-32-0
Total Plays 92 63
Total Net Yards 518 492
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0
Penalties-Yards 5-65 4-20
Time of Possession 38:13 21:47
Individual Statistics
RUSHING
Virginia Tech – McClease, D 18-129; Peoples, S 10-56; Jackson, J 16-82, 2 TDs; Holston, J 4-12; Murphy, H 1-5;
Savoy, S 1-1.
Oklahoma State – Hill, Justice 23-133, 1 TD; Brown, LD 1-12; Rudolph, Mason 5-23; King, J.D. 2-3.
PASSING
Virginia Tech – Jackson, J 22-41-1, 248 yds, 1 TD; Mummau, C 1-1-0, 22 yds.
Oklahoma State – Rudolph, Mason 21-32-0, 351 yds, 2 TDs.
RECEIVING
Virginia Tech – Patterson, P 7-59; Kumah, E 5-72, 1 TD; Grimsley, H 5-63; Carroll, C.J. 3-21; Murphy, H 1-24; Shegog,
A 1-22; Clark, J 1-9.
Oklahoma State – Washington, J. 5-126, 1 TD; Ateman, Marcell 5-10; Stoner, Dillon 4-35 1 TD; Abbott, Britton 2-32;
Johnson, Tyron 2-25; Lacy, Chris 1-15; McCleskey,Jalen 1-12.
PUNTING
Virginia Tech – Bradburn, O 3-120, 7 long.
Oklahoma State – Sinor, Zach 2-92, 49 long.
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