Exciting Victory in the Hawaii Bowl
Bryce Archie made a crucial pass to Keshaun Singleton in the fifth overtime, leading USF to a thrilling 41-39 win over San Jose State in the Hawaii Bowl.
Record-Breaking Game
This game marked the longest Football Bowl Subdivision bowl/postseason game since the inception of overtime in 1996, surpassing the previous record of three overtimes in four games.
USF’s Success
With this victory, USF (7-6) secured back-to-back bowl wins for the first time since 2016-17, while San Jose State (7-6) aimed for their first bowl triumph since 2015.
Thrilling Overtime Moments
The game was tied at 27-27 at the end of regulation, with USF’s John Cannon making a crucial field goal. The teams went back and forth in overtime, with key plays on both sides.
Key Players
Archie, with 235 passing yards, and Singleton were instrumental in USF’s victory, while Eget and Coleman stood out for San Jose State in spite of missing star receiver Nick Nash.
Conclusion
USF’s victory in the Hawaii Bowl was a testament to their resilience and determination, showcasing an unforgettable display of talent and teamwork.
FAQs
1. Why was this game significant?
This game set a new record for the longest FBS bowl/postseason game in terms of overtime.
2. Who were the standout players in the game?
Archie and Singleton made crucial plays for USF, while Eget and Coleman shined for San Jose State.
