In Jimmy Rogers' first season as Washington State's head football coach, the Cougars are bowl eligible. In achieving that, WSU avenged their loss to the Oregon

Penn State fans, the Nittany Lions are going bowling. Reporters Bob Flounders and Max Ralph in New Jersey talk Penn State’s 40-36 win over Rutgers, which gave them the crucial push over the bowl eligibility line.

The Owls' season ended with consecutive losses as they fell one win shy of bowl eligibility in Scott Abell's first season.

Singleton returned the ensuing kickoff 42 yards, but it was called back because of a holding penalty. Undeterred, he ripped off a 53-yard run to set up Allen’s 16-yard TD that made it 21-14 on the first play of the second quarter.

With Florida's win over Florida State in Week 14, both programs will not be bowl-eligible in the same season for the first time since 1978.

Penn State dominated in the run game, as expected, and probably should have leaned on it even more. Kaytron Allen (career-high 218 yards) and Nick Singleton (86) were dominating together for the first time since the Big Ten Championship loss to Oregon.

Longhorns would be the first three-loss team to make the College Football Playoff. Meanwhile, the loss drops the Aggies to 11-1 and takes them out of an SEC Championship Game appearance, creating a bit of chaos for whom Georgia might face next Saturday.