College Bowl Play of the Day: GoDaddy.Com Bowl
Thursday, January 6, 2011 at 12:44PM Yes, there is a bowl game tonight.
The GoDaddy.Com Bowl featuring Miami (OH) and Middle Tennessee St.
You can throw all the records out when it comes to the GoDaddy.Com Bowl.
Middle Tennessee St. ended up the year going 6-6 after playing a difficult schedule. They feature a strong running game and have a solid group of runners.
Miami (OH) is finishing up a 9-4 year, but there coach left for Pitt. (He was hired by Pitt and then fired last week)
Miami has a good defense, but their offense is a little banged up.
Miami will be going to its first bowl game since 2004, when it lost to Iowa State in the Independence Bowl. The RedHawks are 6-2 in bowls, including a three-year stretch of wins from 1973-75 in the Tangerine Bowl that included victories over Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Middle Tennessee is 1-1 in its short bowl history, including last year's victory over Southern Miss in the New Orleans Bowl.
Middle Tenn. is gining Maimi 2 pts, but that's not enough. Take MTSU and give the points.
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