I simulated the Cotton Bowl at the WhatIfSports website and we won on a last second 53 yard field goal by Joshua Shene. Check out the box score:
http://www.whatifsports.com/ncaafb/boxs ... 2&nomenu=1
Jevan Snead was 14 of 20 for 189 yards and 2 TDs.
Ole Miss 34 Texas Tech 32
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That's pretty cool, I certainly hope it turns out this way.
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Isn't the kicker Matt Williams, the walk on that kicked in some sort of contest and was then picked up by Leach? I don't think he has missed an extra point since being signed.
I just did 5 more simulations with these settings:
Ole Miss offense: Balanced
TX Tech: Heavy Pass
Neutral Field
Light Wind
55 Degrees
Precipitation: None
Results:
UM 55 Tech 49
Tech 41 UM 27
Tech 35 UM 21
Tech 55 UM 32
UM 55 Tech 51
Looks like we'll have to win in a shootout.
Ole Miss offense: Balanced
TX Tech: Heavy Pass
Neutral Field
Light Wind
55 Degrees
Precipitation: None
Results:
UM 55 Tech 49
Tech 41 UM 27
Tech 35 UM 21
Tech 55 UM 32
UM 55 Tech 51
Looks like we'll have to win in a shootout.
God, I know that I will have driven 8 hours to see my first rebel bowl, but I really hope it rains.
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