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Topic: OT Tourney (Sweet 16) - 2005 vs. 2007

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OT Tourney (Sweet 16) - 2005 vs. 2007
« on: July 24, 2020, 04:19:04 PM »

20052007
TexasNATIONAL CHAMPIONLSU
ROSE: #2 Texas 41, #1 USC 38NATIONAL TITLE GAME#2 LSU 38, #1 Ohio State 24
Penn State/Ohio StateBIG TEN CHAMPIONOhio State
#2 Texas 41, #1 USC 38ROSE BOWL#7 USC 49, #13 Illinois 17
Reggie BushHEISMAN WINNERTim Tebow

#1 PROGRESSION
2005
  • Preseason: USC
  • January 4: #2 Texas 41, #1 USC 38 (#2 Texas jumped to #1)
2007
  • Preseason: USC
  • September 29: #1 USC 27, Washington 24 (#2 LSU jumped to #1)
  • October 13: #17 Kentucky 43, #1 LSU 37 (3OT) (#3 Ohio State jumped to #1)
  • November 10: Illinois 28, #1 Ohio State 21 (#2 LSU jumped to #1)
  • November 23: Arkansas 50, #1 LSU 48 (3OT) (#3 Missouri jumped to #1)
  • December 1: #9 Oklahoma 38, #1 Missouri 17 (#3 Ohio State jumped to #1)
  • January 7: #2 LSU 38, #1 Ohio State 24 (#2 LSU jumped to #1)
OTHER NOTES
2005
  • 18 schools switched conferences, due to Boston College becoming the third school to jump from the Big East to ACC, resulting in the Big East poaching three schools from Conference USA
  • Barry Alvarez and Bill Snyder retired following the season
  • Texas claimed first national title since winning 3 in 8 years from 1963-1970
  • Reggie Bush's Heisman was later stripped for NCAA violations
2007
  • Timing rules implemented in 2006 were removed
  • North Texas and Navy set the record for points in a quarter and in a regulation game, on November 10, scoring 63 2nd quarter points, giving North Texas a 49-45 halftime lead, before losing 74-62
  • There were 59 times where a ranked team lost to a lower ranked team, including a record 13 upsets of top 5 teams by unranked teams, the first upset of a ranked team by an FCS team (Appalachian State over Michigan), the #2 team losing on 7 of 9 consecutive weeks (6 of the 7 to unranked teams), and the top 2 teams losing on the same weekend three different times, after not happening at all in over a decade
  • Colt Brennan set the FBS record for passing TDs and total TDs
  • Only 2nd time in BCS era that there was no undefeated team, with Kansas being the only 1 loss BCS conference team, and LSU being the first 2 loss team to be recognized by the AP or Coaches as a national champ since 1960 Minnesota (with 1990 Colorado at 10-1-1 being the most recent team with two non-wins)
  • Sonny Lubick and Lloyd Carr retired after the season

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Re: OT Tourney (Sweet 16) - 2005 vs. 2007
« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2020, 06:29:45 PM »
2007....for Kansas.
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