LIVE 02:01 4th Nov 9
MSST 14 26.0 o61.0
TENN 33 -26.0 u61.0
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FSU 3 26.0 o43.5
ND 45 -26.0 u43.5
LIVE 11:46 4th Nov 9
ALA 35 -3.0 o58.5
LSU 6 3.0 u58.5
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OKLA 9 -3.5 o42.5
MIZZ 16 3.5 u42.5
LIVE 12:28 4th Nov 9
WASH 6 13.0 o47.5
PSU 28 -13.0 u47.5
LIVE 10:09 4th Nov 9
NEV 14 22.5 o61.5
BSU 21 -22.5 u61.5
LIVE 14:48 4th Nov 9
UVA 21 7.5 o57.0
PITT 13 -7.5 u57.0
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UNLV 12 -12.0 o51.5
HAW 10 12.0 u51.5
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FRES 7 -9.5 o40.5
AFA 7 9.5 u40.5
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BYU 0 -3.0 o41.0
UTAH 0 3.0 u41.0
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USU 0 20.5 o68.5
WSU 0 -20.5 u68.5
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BGSU 23 -16.0 o48.5
CMU 13 16.0 u48.5
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M-OH 27 -13.0 o48.0
BALL 21 13.0 u48.0
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NIU 42 -2.0 o52.0
WMU 28 2.0 u52.0
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OHIO 41 -20.5 o53.0
KENT 0 20.5 u53.0
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FAU 14 8.0 o58.0
ECU 49 -8.0 u58.0
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APP 24 -2.0 o62.5
CCU 38 2.0 u62.5
Final Nov 8
CAL 46 -7.0 o55.5
WAKE 36 7.0 u55.5
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IOWA 17 -6.5 o45.5
UCLA 20 6.5 u45.5
Final Nov 8
RICE 20 7.0 o50.5
MEM 27 -7.0 u50.5
Final Nov 8
UNM 21 1.5 o65.0
SDSU 16 -1.5 u65.0
Final Nov 9
PUR 0 37.0 o55.0
OSU 45 -37.0 u55.0
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MINN 19 -6.5 o44.5
RUTG 26 6.5 u44.5
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SYR 31 3.0 o51.5
BC 37 -3.0 u51.5
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NAVY 28 -4.5 o58.5
USF 7 4.5 u58.5
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MIA 23 -9.5 o65.0
GT 28 9.5 u65.0
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FLA 17 23.0 o49.5
TEX 49 -23.0 u49.5
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WVU 31 5.0 o54.5
CIN 24 -5.0 u54.5
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TXST 38 -9.5 o50.0
ULM 17 9.5 u50.0
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LIB 37 -13.0 o54.5
MTU 17 13.0 u54.5
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CONN 31 -8.0 o54.0
UAB 23 8.0 u54.0
Final Nov 9
MRSH 37 -13.5 o53.5
USM 3 13.5 u53.5
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CLEM 24 -5.5 o54.5
VT 14 5.5 u54.5
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GSU 7 14.5 o53.5
JMU 38 -14.5 u53.5
Final Nov 9
UGA 10 -2.0 o55.5
MISS 28 2.0 u55.5
Final Nov 9
MICH 15 14.5 o47.5
IU 20 -14.5 u47.5
Final Nov 9
DUKE 29 3.0 o51.5
NCST 19 -3.0 u51.5
Final Nov 9
ARMY 14 -6.5 o68.0
UNT 3 6.5 u68.0
Final Nov 9
ISU 36 -2.0 o52.5
KU 45 2.0 u52.5
Final Nov 9
SJSU 24 3.0 o59.0
ORST 13 -3.0 u59.0
Final Nov 9
TEM 6 26.0 o50.5
TULN 52 -26.0 u50.5
Final OT Nov 9
KENN 35 4.5 o42.0
UTEP 43 -4.5 u42.0
Final Nov 9
COLO 41 -4.5 o62.0
TTU 27 4.5 u62.0
Final Nov 9
SOCAR 28 -6.0 o44.5
VAN 7 6.0 u44.5
Final OT Nov 9
JVST 44 -10.0 o55.5
LT 37 10.0 u55.5
Final Nov 9
ARST 19 14.0 o60.0
ULL 55 -14.0 u60.0
Final Nov 9
WKU 41 -18.0 o53.0
NMSU 28 18.0 u53.0
Final Nov 9
UCF 31 2.5 o55.5
ASU 35 -2.5 u55.5
Final Nov 9
MD 18 24.0 o58.0
ORE 39 -24.0 u58.0
Final Nov 9
OKST 13 10.5 o69.0
TCU 38 -10.5 u69.0
Kansas State 7th Big 126-7
Arkansas 9th Southeastern8-5

Kansas State @ Arkansas preview

Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium

Last Meeting ( Jan 6, 2012 ) Kansas State 16, Arkansas 29




AUTOZONE LIBERTY BOWL STORYLINES

1. A pair of major-conference schools that are no strangers to bowl games -- Arkansas and Kansas State -- face off in the Liberty Bowl in Memphis on Jan. 2. The Razorbacks are in their seventh bowl game in the last nine seasons, which includes a victory over the Wildcats in the 2012 Cotton Bowl, while Kansas State is in a bowl game for the sixth straight season. Coaches Bret Bielema and Bill Snyder have plenty of experience in bowl games as well, combining for 10 victories in their 23 bowl appearances as head coaches.

2. After a 2-4 start to the season, the Razorbacks came roaring back to finish the regular season at 7-5, with the lone loss being a 51-50 shootout to Mississippi State. The Wildcats, on the other hand, had to recover with wins in their last three games just to get to 6-6, with a five-game losing streak putting them in that hole. Arkansas will look to control the clock with its running game, which averages 192.6 yards, while Kansas State's run defense will try to slow down the Razorbacks after holding opponents to 159.4 yards on the ground.

3. The two coaches in the game, Snyder and Bielema, are more than familiar with each other, having coached together with the Wildcats in 2002 and 2003. Bielema served as Snyder's co-defensive coordinator those years before moving on to Wisconsin. Both have roots with Iowa as well, where Bielema was a player, graduate assistant and linebackers coach prior to joining Snyder's staff, and Snyder spent nine seasons from 1979 to 1988 as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator.

TV: 3:20 p.m. ET, ESPN. LINE: Arkansas -13

ABOUT KANSAS STATE (6-6, 2-6 Big 12): As they head into the Liberty Bowl, the Wildcats are still unsure who will start under center, with Joe Hubener and Kody Cook both remaining options. Hubener has the gaudier stats, throwing for 1,837 yards and nine touchdowns to go with nine interceptions, while Cook, a receiver with 27 catches when he's not at quarterback, had 284 yards passing with three touchdowns and three interceptions. "We practice both of them there every single day," Snyder told reporters. "They take an equal amount of reps, which has been reasonably consistent throughout the latter stages of the season. Nothing changes there."

ABOUT ARKANSAS (7-5, 5-3 SEC): If there's one player the Razorbacks want to get going in the bowl game, it's junior running back Alex Collins, who has been on a roll in the late part of the season. Collins had six 100-yard games in SEC action this year, equalling the school record, and his 17 touchdowns are tied for second-most in Arkansas single-season history. While the Wildcats will be keying on Collins to try to slow down the Razorbacks' ground attack, look for him to get the ball plenty early in the game to try to set up the rest of the Arkansas offense.



PREDICTION: Arkansas 39, Kansas State 24

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