Texas avoids huge upset, beats Arizona State 39-31 in double overtime in Peach Bowl in Atlanta
ATLANTA — Texas avoided the first big upset of the College Football Playoff, hitting a fourth-and-long touchdown pass to keep the game going and beating Arizona State 39-31 in double overtime when an interception by Andrew Makuba finally ended a Peach Bowl quarterfinal classic Wednesday.
After a terrorist attack on New Year’s revelers in New Orleans early Wednesday, the city of Atlanta says it has added extra security for the Peach Bowl.
The Peach Bowl referee declined to call a targeting penalty late in the fourth quarter for a helmet-to-helmet hit by Texas ...
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Atlanta Police increasing security for Peach Bowl after New Orleans attackThe Atlanta Police Department says it is increasing security after the attack early this morning in New Orleans that resulted ...
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Atlanta boosts security for Peach Bowl after New Orleans attack leaves 15 deadFollowing the New Year's Day attack in New Orleans that left 10 dead and 35 injured, heightened security can be expected at ...
The fifth-seeded Longhorns lost an overtime thriller to Georgia in the SEC title game the last time they were in Atlanta, but ...
Channel 2 Action News saw increased security measures and a bomb-sniffing canine outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium as fans ...
Quinn Ewers proved that even when the chips are down, he has what it takes to deliver the Texas Longhorns a win in the clutch ...
Former West Linn and Westview High School standout quarterback, Sam Leavitt, will be front and under center at the Peach Bowl in Atlanta.
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