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Behind the arm of Colt McCoy, No. 3 Texas rallied past No. 10 Ohio State with a touchdown on its final drive to win the Fiesta Bowl.
Behind the arm of Colt McCoy, No. 3 Texas rallied past No. 10 Ohio State with a touchdown on its final drive to win the Fiesta Bowl. Full Story ...

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    National Championship Game
    No. 1 Oklahoma vs. No. 2 Florida
    January 8, 2009
    Miami, Florida
    Orange Bowl
    No. 19 Virginia Tech 20, No. 12 Cincinnati 7
    January 1, 2009
    Miami, Florida
    Rose Bowl
    No. 5 USC 38, No. 8 Penn St. 24
    January 1, 2009
    Pasadena, California
    Sugar Bowl
    No. 6 Utah 31, No. 4 Alabama 17
    January 2, 2009
    New Orleans, Louisiana
    Fiesta Bowl
    No. 3 Texas vs. No. 10 Ohio St.
    January 5, 2009
    Glendale, Arizona
       
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    2008 BCS standings
    RANK TEAM BCS AVERAGE  
     
    1
    		    Oklahoma .976  
     
    2
    		    Florida .948  
     
    3
    		    Texas .930  
     
    4
    		    Alabama .844  
     
    5
    		    USC .821  
     
    6
    		    Utah .785  
     
    7
    		    Texas Tech .784  
     
    8
    		    Penn State .739  
     
    9
    		    Boise State .698  
     
    10
    		    Ohio State .635  
     
    11
    		    TCU .585  
     
    12
    		    Cincinnati .538  
     
    13
    		    Oklahoma State .487  
     
    14
    		    Georgia Tech .452  
     
    15
    		    Georgia .377  
    Complete Ranking
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