FBA 2018 Media Guide FLIP (2)

Dollar General Bowl
GAME HISTORY
Date Result Attendance TV Rating
Mobile Alabama Bowl
12/22/99 TCU 28, East Carolina 14 34,200 ESPN
GMAC Bowl
12/20/00 Southern Miss 28, TCU 21 40,300 ESPN
12/19/01 Marshall 64, East Carolina 61 (2 OT) 40,139 ESPN
12/18/02 Marshall 38, Louisville 15 40,646 ESPN
12/18/03 Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 28 40,620 ESPN
12/22/04 Bowling Green 52, Memphis 35 40,160 ESPN
12/21/05 Toledo 45, UTEP 13 35,422 ESPN
1/7/07 Southern Miss 28, Ohio 7 38,751 ESPN
1/6/08 Tulsa 63, Bowling Green 7 36,932 ESPN
1/6/09 Tulsa 45, Ball State 13 32,816 ESPN
1/6/10 Central Michigan 44, Troy 41 (2 OT) 34,486 ESPN
GoDaddy Bowl
1/6/11 Miami (Ohio) 35, Middle Tennessee 21 38,168 ESPN
1/8/12 Northern Illinois 38, Arkansas State 20 38,734 ESPN
1/6/13 Arkansas State 17, Kent State 13 37,913 1.5 ESPN
1/5/14 Arkansas State 23, Ball State 20 36,119 1.1 ESPN
1/4/15 Toledo 63, Arkansas State 44 36,811 0.9 ESPN
12/23/15 Georgia Southern 58, Bowling Green 27 28,656
Dollar General Bowl
12/23/16 Troy (28), Ohio (23) 32,377 1.5 ESPN
12/22/17 Appalachian State (34), Toledo (0) 28,706 1.02 ESPN
Individual Awards:
Most Valuable Player
1999 Casey Printers, TCU
(Additional awards in 1999: GMAC ECU Lineman-Devone Claybrook; Russell Athletic TCU Lineman-Aaron Schobel)
2000 LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU
2001 Byron Leftwich, Marshall
2002 Byron Leftwich, Marshall
2003 Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio)
2004 Omar Jacobs, Bowling Green
2005 Bruce Gradkowski, Toledo
2006 Damion Fletcher, Southern Miss
2007 Paul Smith, Tulsa
2008 Tarrion Adams, Tulsa
2009 Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
2010 Austin Boucher, Miami (Ohio)
2011 Chandler Harnish, Northern Illinois
2012 Ryan Aplin, Arkansas State
2013 Fredi Knighten, Arkansas State
2014 Kareem Hunt, Toledo
2015 Favian Upshaw, Georgia Southern
2016 Justin Lucas, Troy
2017 Jalin Moore, Appalachian State
Offensive MVP
Defensive MVP
2000 LeRoy Handy, Southern Miss Leo Barnes, Southern Miss
2001 no selection no selection
2002 Denero Marriott, Marshall Yancey Satterwhite, Marshall
2003 Martin Nance, Miami (Ohio) Matt Pusateri, Miami (Ohio)
2004 Steve Sanders, Bowling Green Mitch Crossley, Bowling Green
2005 Dawson Trinity, Toledo Mike Alston, Toledo
2006 Jeremy Young, Southern Miss James Delaney, Southern Miss
2007 Tarrion Adams, Tulsa Chris Chamberlain, Tulsa
2008 David Johnson, Tulsa Roy Roberts, Tulsa
2009 Antonio Brown, Central Michigan Vince Agnew, Central Michigan
2010 Thomas Merriweather, Miami (Ohio) Dayonne Nunley, Miami (Ohio)
2011 Martel Moore, Northern Illinois Dechane Durante, Northern Illinois
2012 J. D. McKissic, Arkansas State Qushaun Lee, Arkansas State
2013 J. D. McKissic, Arkansas State Qushaun Lee, Arkansas State
2014 Damion Jones-Moore, Toledo Trent Voss, Toledo
2015 Wesley Fields, Georgia Southern Nardo Govan, Georgia Southern
2016 Jordan Chunn, Troy Rashard Dillard, Troy
2017 Taylor Lamb, Appalachian State Anthony Flory, Appalachian State
Memorable Games:
2001: Marshall 64, East Carolina 61. In the highest-scoring game in collegiate bowl history, Marshall overcame
a 30-point halftime deficit behind Byron Leftwich’s 576 passing yards. Leftwich hit a leaping Darius Watts
from 11 yards out to tie the game at 51 with seconds remaining, and the Herd could have won in regulation
but missed the extra point. The teams combined for 1,141 offensive yards.
2002: Marshall 38, Louisville 15. Leftwich threw for 249 yards and four touchdowns, becoming the first player in
Division I-A history to throw four touchdown passes in two different bowl games.
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