down on the 18 yard line, so we'll bring the ball back to the 18 yard line. it will be second down and three on the 18 yard line. >> mike: credited ed nd his crew. blum and replay officials have done a nice job this afternoon as well. last time michigan state won a bowl game. only went to one bowl in a five-career stretch. now become bowl regulars, last year they got their heads handed to them by alabama. s.e.c. bigtime came down 49-7. trying to get a bowl victory. as derek celek, back-up tight end in motion. cousin, looking, threw it away as linthicum was blanketed. christian robinson, the linebacker and dbs in coverage as well. >> jon: right now, michigan state has three tight ends on the field. just one wideout and one back. and here comes the veterans,

number 7, who scored earlier, keith nichol. number 82, keshawn martin, back in the game and feature back, le'veon bell, michigan state has four receivers to the field. >> mike: it is third and three for cousins. in the pocket throws it toward the end zone toward nichol. good coverage and the pressure made the difference, again jarvis jones. michigan state on second and three and third and three didn't choose to run the ball with bell, now a feel goal attempt to tie the game >> jon: jones gets off to the side of the screen. and the tackle for michigan state. >> mike: so, it's on the foot of james conroy, second year as a spartan kicker out of wheaton, illinois. mark richt has a time-out, he'll lose it to let him think about

the potential game-tier to send us to a third overtime. no matter what happens in this overtime, i think a pretty clear vote for who was, in our eye, the standout player in this game. made plays all over the field for georgia. start of the game, michigan state's first offensive snap for the safety, as he tackled keshawn martin in the end zone and longest punt return or longest play in outback bowl history. brandon boykin a 92-yarder, and a reception touchdown, brandon boykin the senior is our capital one player of the game. a man who thought he'd be a star. his mom chiropracticed with him, interviewing him with a pencil. in price of a microphone. he'll be interviewed a lot about his performance in this bowl game. >> jon: don't lose side much the fake if you're georgia. a reminder, they're capable of

anything. >> mike: conroy hasn't had a game-winning attempt in his career. this, to tie the game. 35 to force a third overtime. snap is back, kick is on the way. we're on the way to o.t.up three. so, two overtimes, six points. shutout in the first one. a couple of field goals in the second one. heck of a job on the hold by sonntag, we're tied at 30. people with a machine.

what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >> mike: congratulations to jim mcveigh, president and ceo of this outback bowl and everyone associated with it. they put on a great week and two teams they invited put on a good game. >> jon: they, they have. >> mike: 30, 30, overtime number three. georgia with a choice, they play defense.

score a touchdown now, you have to go for two. cousins tried to swing, incomplete. le'veon bell couldn't get to the spot where alec ogletree is hanging out all day long. >> jon: they're using le'veon bell in a lot of different roles, trying to get him to impact this football team. that time, slant route well played. ogletree has been everywhere tonight. >> mike: a reminder, rose bowl game a few minutes, kicking off on espn. oregon and wisconsin, set to take the field in pasadena. second and ten. here comes bell to the right. did he get past ogletree? yeah. sanders coming, that tells you what kind of back le'veon bell is, he took sanders commings, for a four-yard right. >> jon: see a demonstration off the right side. ball will bounce off the right side. he gets away from ogletree.

here comes sander, he holds up bell long enough. rambo didn't clean up the pile. sanders commings had a nice day. >> mike: sure has. sanders commings, from augusta. near where they play the masters. >> jon: a lot of pressure on the short side. keep an eye on the boundary pressure on the short side of the screen. >> mike: time-out taken by michigan state. you get one time-out per overtime. time-outs do not carry over to subsequent ots. it's turned cooler. mention a cold front came through yesterday. overnight really, it was in the p 0s all week. to the 60s in the game. now the sun is going down and the cool north wind is going. it's in the 50s and it feels that way right now. we continue to remind you, rose bowl, look at that great seting there in pasadena.

just had the stealth bomber fly over. one of the great themes of all of sports. perfectly manicured. the pageantry. and then the grand daddy of them all. just about set to kick off on espn. as soon as we're done here, you can enjoy that. >> jon: another no back set. you like these open formation, the only question you have, when you don't have a back in the backfield, can you block jarvis jones, in this georgia pass rush with no help? >> mike: linthicum the tight end has a career day come in motion. shows cousins what they're doing. here's kirk with the snap. throws to le'veon bell who has the first down. they go to bell. a good receiver, jon mentioned it earlier, he's third on the team in pass receptions. >> jon: they blitz on the field and chose not to drop number 29,

jarvis jones, they throw a little smash route right out there to le'veon bell. good work. >> mike: bell, 79 yards, two scores. this will beet 79th play of the spartans' run today. 51 of them have been passing. they come back and down 16-0. up the middle at the 8 yard line. i would have down it at second and three. run bell. >> jon: georgia looks tired now and michigan state, number 47 started each game as many as spartan history. john jenkins, of the nose tackle is not playing for the bulldog, right now, michigan state taking it right to the teeth of georgia's run defense. >> mike: four, for the first down, eight for the touchdown.

here comes linthicum in motion. another block for bell. >> jon: bell has a great straight arm. and ogletree. takes another superb tackle. watch this straight arm. from le'veon bell. what a powerful back, number 24. a heck of a tackle by ogletree. >> mike: that's the first time they've been today. >> jon: i might have to give it to them again. i think bell is feeling it right now. >> mike: 6'2", 237 out of reynolds burgh, ohio. quick pass, play action, couldn't catch it, oh! keshawn martin had a first down. maybe a touchdown. >> jon: would have been him and rambo at that front pylon. hard play action fake to le'veon bell. and they try to leak keyshawn

martin out. it wasn't a perfect throw, but i've seen martin catch those all year for the spartans. >> mike: dan conroy, the holder has done a good job. new snapper for this game. steve moore. gee giampapa, the regular snapper was suspended. no time-out but a flag is thrown here. >> referee: delay of game, offense, number 4. five-yard penalty, and it remains fourth down. fourth and seven. giampapa, the freshman who has been the snapper most of the year was suspended for violating team rules. the redshirt freshman has seen

the action most of the year. moore is the one snapping here today. see how this one is. conroy, able to get it through. 33-30. georgia with a touchdown wins the outback bowl. >> jon: those hash marks make kicking very difficult, i think. the closer you get to the ghoul post. i'm not sure they didn't take that five-yard delay of game peppalty to improve the angle of the kick. it's another great hold. i tell you what, you might want to rethink the player of the game here. >> mike: sonntag? that's better snapped. he's waiting for the ground ball now got the high hard one. pressure kicks a couple of times here for dan conroy from wheaton, illinois. >> jon: charles, the tight end from right here in tampa,

florida, tampa high school, been awful quiet, outstanding receiving tight end, couldn't be surprised if they didn't try to find orson charles. >> mike: michigan state has done a good job on charles. two yards with a guy with nfl prospects, junior. aaron murray in his home down. touchdown wins the game. he takes a shot. incomplete. as the pass was intended toward marlon brown. covered for trenton robinson, forces second down. >> jon: we thought trenton robinson wasn't going to play, it's a good thing he did for michigan state. that's the fifth time we've called his name in key situation, senior, all big ten, captain of this outfit. really playing well today. >> mike: violation of team rules, didn't start, only out for a play or two. second and ten.

georgia missed a feel goal already in overtime. field goal to keep it going. touchdown to win the game. murray, it's deflected. almost intercepted. would have been the game-winner, marcus rush, dropping back in coverage. got a hand on it. now we have third down coming up. >> jon: they come after aaron murray with aa gap pressure. watch number 30. carlton thomas, come through here and cut down this blitzer, ma max bullough. ball thrown into the zone blitz coverage. you have to give credit to number 44, marcus rush, defensive end, buzzing in that curl zone. >> mike: under way in pasadena. rose bowl has begun was we wrap up here in tampa. third overtime. murray, look out from behind. he's sacked by gholston, back at the 30.

the field goal will be about 47 yards with the wind at his back to try to keep the game alive. >> jon: william gholston saving the best for last. number two. he's beaten number 72, gates at left guard. and gholston has done it all day long here at tampa, florida. 47-yarder, mike. >> mike: blair wolfe. to send it to a fourth overtime. it is blocked. it is blocked! michigan state, sends his senior glass down with a bowl! i think it was worthy right up the middle. that would have been anthony rashad white. penetration right up the gut.

watch it. it was rashad white would got the hand up in there. let's get another look. yep. big mitt up there. >> jon: it is big, mike. now 16-0, halftime. michigan state finds a way to get mark dantonio his first bowl victory and they set out there, three-time captain, kirk cousins with style. >> mike: not just cousins too, an entire senior class that changed the culture in east lansing, and a program that has to battle michigan in state, and ohio state. recruiting. they've gotten back in the right direction thanks to that group of seniors. a great play made especially that young man who represents student athletes as well as anyone in the country. kirk cousins. final score, michigan state 33,

georgia 30. the rose bowl is under way. for our entire crew, mike tirico saying good-bye from tampa. this has been a presentation of espn the worldwide leader in sports.

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