End to game
Washington 37-31 Texas
4Q | 1.09
Bert Auburn kicks a 25-yard field goal.
4Q | 2.40
Grady Gross makes a 27-yard field goal.
4Q | 7.23
Ewers to Mitchell 1-yard TD pass. Bret Auburn scores extra point.
4Q | 12.47
Texas loose ball, again possession for Washington.
4Q | 14.51
41-yard field goal by Grady Gross.
End 3rd Quarter
Washington 31-21 Texas
3Q | 7.44
26-yard field goal by Grady Gross.
3Q | 10.16
Texas loose ball.
3Q | 10.30
19-yard pass from Penix to McMillan for TD. Grady Gross scores extra point.
3Q | 15.00
START TO SECOND HALF
Halftime
Washington 21-21 Texas
2Q | 0.17
CJ Baxter runs 3 yards for TD. Bert Auburn scores extra point.
2Q | 1.27
Penix to Polk 29-yard TD pass. Grady Gross scores extra point.
2Q | 10.08
Byron Murphy runs 1 yard for TD. Bert Auburn scores extra point.
2Q | 13.08
Dillon Johnson runs 1 yard for TD. Grady Gross scores extra point.
End 1st Quarter
Washington 7-7 Texas
1Q | 7.06
Jaydon Blue runs 5 yards for TD. Bert Auburn scores extra point.
1Q | 11.01
Dillon Johnson runs 2 yards for TD. Grady Gross scores extra point.
1Q | 15.00
START TO SECOND HALF
Michigan, first finalist
In a duel that went to extra innings, Michigan defeats Alabama 27-20, and qualifies for the final of the Collegiate Football.
The first finalist will be defined in extra series
Alabama and Michigan finish tied in the regulation period and overtime will be played to define the first finalist.
Tied game
Michigan and Alabama tied at 20 points with less than two minutes to play, and Alabama with possession.
The first finalist is close to being defined
At this hour, Alabama and Michigan define the first finalist of College Football, the advantage is for Alabama by 20-13 in the last quarter.
Start of coverage
We are already in the coverage of this game between Washington vs Texas, for the second National Collegiate Football semifinal, everything that happens in this game we will tell you here on VAVEL.
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Channels for Washington Huskies vs Texas Longhorns online and live NCAAF 2023
This is the kickoff time for the Washington Huskies vs Texas Longhorns game on January 1 various countries:
Argentina: 10:45 PM
Bolivia: 9:45 PM
Brazil: 10:45 PM
Chile: 10:45 PM
Colombia: 8:45 PM
Ecuador: 8:45 PM
United States (ET): 8:45 PM on ESPN
Spain: 3:45 AM (Tuesday, January 2)
Mexico: 7:45 PM
Paraguay: 9:45 PM
Peru: 9:45 PM
Uruguay: 10:45 PM
Key Player- Texas
Quinn Ewers- QB
Ewers is the Longhorns quarterback, on the season he has thrown 351 passes, 248 of which were completions, with 3161 yards, 21 touchdowns and 6 interceptions on the season.
In last season's bowl game, he had a passer rating of 31-47, with 369 yards, one touchdown.
Key Player- Washington
Michael Penix Jr.- QB
Penix Jr. is the quarterback for the Huskies, on the season he has thrown 466 passes, 307 of which were completions, with 4218 yards, 33 touchdowns and 9 interceptions on the season.
In last season's bowl game, he had a passer rating of 32-54, with 287 yards, 2 touchdowns and 1 interception.
Face to face: Washington vs Texas
Texas holds a slight edge, with a 3-2 record against Washington. Texas won the first two duels in Austin in 1974, and again in 1975, in Seattle, but in bowl games, the advantage is 2-1 for Washington, including the previous year's 27-20 win over Texas.
The two teams met in their first bowl matchup in El Paso in 1979 for the Sun Bowl, where Washington earned the victory in a 14-7 effort. And then in 2001, the Longhorns were able to claim victory in their second bowl game against the Huskies by a score of 47-43.
Texas relies on consistency to pull off an upset
Texas Longhorns come into the Sugar Bowl with 12 wins for the third time in its history, stringing together seven consecutive winning games, the longest winning streak for Texas since 2008-09. The Longhorns average 595 yards of offense and 53 points, while, the defense has allowed an average of just 239.5 yards and 14 points in that stretch.
Quinn Ewers, their quarterback, talked about what this game will be like. "It's been unreal to have the opportunity to play in the playoffs," Ewers said. "I know all these guys are excited. I couldn't be more proud of the way we approached this game, approaching every practice day in and day out, and I know we're all pretty excited for January."
The duo De Boer and Penix Jr want to take Washington to the top
This season, DeBoer won the Pac-12 Coach of the Year award for the second consecutive year, having shared it with former Oregon State head coach Jonathan Smith last year, the first Pac-12 coach to be honored in consecutive seasons since David Shaw in 2011-12. Combined with Michael Penix Jr., they seek to take Washington to the national collegiate final. The Huskies are a perfect 13-0 so far this season, winning the Pac-12 football title.
College Football action continues
Tonight continues the dispute of the collegiate bowls of the 2023 NCAAF season, this time we will have all the incidences of the duel between Washington Huskies vs Texas Longhorns, duel that will give a winner of the traditional Sugar Bowl and the second finalist of the national championship of College Football.
Where will the match be played?
The Super Dome, located in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, will host this duel. It is a stadium where the New Orleans Saints play their home games and is the home of the Sugar Bowl. This stadium has a capacity for 73,208 fans and was inaugurated in 1975.
Welcome friends of VAVEL to the broadcast of the game between Washington Huskies vs Texas Longhorns for the NCAAF national semifinal!
Welcome to the blog commentary of the Washington Huskies vs Texas Longhorns game, corresponding to the NCAAF Sugar Bowl. The game will take place at the Super Dome in New Orleans, Louisiana, at 8:45pm.