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January 1, 2005. If there is a place that symbolizes all the pageantry and tradition of college football, "The Rose Bowl" in Pasadena on New Year's Day stands alone. The day began with two of college football's winningest programs (Michigan #1 and Texas #3) set to meet for the first time in history. In over 100 years of college football match-ups, these two powerhouses had never met. Adding more intrigue to the occasion was the fact that the Longhorns were bucking tradition with their first-ever appearance in the Rose Bowl. A more perfect script could not have been written in a setting that has see so many classic games. At half time, the game was dead even at 14-14. The second half began with a bang as sensational quarterback, Vince Young, stung the Wolverines with a 60-yard touchdown run. Michigan stayed strong and held a 10-point lead in the third quarter. Both teams traded their best shots and it looked as though Michigan would take the game with a late touchdown in the fourth quarter. However, as fate would have it, enough time remained for Texas to prove they were worthy of their first appearance in a BCS fame. Driving 47-yards in 10 plays, Texas had one final chance at destiny. Dusty Mangum's 37-yard field goal wobbled through the uprights as time expired, putting controversy to rest and crowning the Texas Longhorns as the 2005 Rose Bowl Champions with a final score 38-37. This DVD contains the complete 2005 Rose Bowl Game presented by Citi, with coverage from ABC Sports, without commercial interruption. Chapter points on the DVD allow you to jump directly to the action, quarter by quarter. With this DVD, you are in control of every frame of video and every replay of this championship game where the Texas Longhorns won one of the most exciting BCS Bowl Games in history and became Rose Bowl Champions.

"Nittany Lions outlast the Seminoles to capture the FedEx Orange Bowl Championship" January 2, 2006. It took three overtimes and nerves of steel before the Nittany Lions put away the ACC Champion Florida State Seminoles to capture the FedEx Orange Bowl Championship and return Penn State to the elite class of college football greats. For five hours on a warm night in Miami, Fl., the Big Ten champions were locked in a defensive battle, but the determination of the Nittany Lions would eventually prevail. Meeting for just the third time in their storied histories and led by the two winningest coaches in Div. 1 college football, Penn State defeated Florida State 26-23 in triple overtime in front of nearly 78,000 fans. Like two heavyweight fighters, trading shots and sizing up their opponent, both teams struggled early but Penn State struck first with a 7-0 lead. The Seminoles rallied in the second quarter and went ahead with 13 unanswered points. Not to be outdone, Penn State Quarterback Michael Robinson connected on a 25-yard completion to close the first half with a touchdown and a 14-13 lead. Both teams were held scoreless following the break and Penn State waited until the fourth quarter to add to their lead by forcing a safety on the Seminoles. But with four minutes remaining, Florida State connected on a 48-yard field goal to tie the game and force overtime. Both teams would make exciting plays in the three overtimes and in the end Penn State Kicker Kevin Kelly proved that the third time is a charm as he connected for the 29-yard game winning field goal. This DVD contains the complete 2006 FedEx Orange Bowl, with coverage from ABC Sports, without commercial interruption. Chapter points on the DVD allow you to jump directly to the action, quarter by quarter. With this DVD, you are in control of every frame of video and every replay of one of the greatest BCS games in history and the return of Penn State.

Terry Bowden - Terry Bowden is a college football analyst and television commentator for ABC Sports and a former college football coach. Bowden is the son of Florida State head football coach Bobby Bowden and brother of Clemson head football coach Tommy Bowden

Aaron Taylor - Aaron Taylor (b. November 14, 1972 in San Francisco, California) is a college football analyst for ABC Sports and co-hosts of the network's college football coverage with John Saunders and Craig James.

Terry Gannon - Terry Gannon is a commentator for ABC Sports. Gannon covers college basketball, as well as figure skating, golf, and college football.

Sports in Louisville - College basketball and football, as well as horse racing, are the most popular sports in Louisville, which prides itself on being one of the best college sports towns in America.

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