Appalachian State (10-2), a three-time Football Bowl Championship Subdivision champion, is playing in its first bowl game and could become the first Sun Belt team to win 11 games. Spraque will get the nod as the QB starter in this game, but there could be as many as three quarterbacks to play in the game.
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Appalachian State had started its fourth-quarter comeback with a 97-yard drive and then scored two touchdowns in a 42-second span to take the lead. Two plays later, a bad pass by OH quarterback J.D. Sprague was intercepted by defensive back Mondo Williams, leading to an 8-yard pass from Lamb to Burns to give the sophomore quarterback his 31th passing touchdown of the year, breaking the school record held by two-time national FCS player of the year Armanti Edwards.Johnson came up with the play of the game for the Bobcats (8-5), dropping Tae Hayes in the end zone for a safety with 6:10 left. It is the first bowl win for Appalachian State in the program’s history.
CONVERSIONS: Appalachian State is a threat to go for it on fourth down at times, converting four straight attempts and 15 of 23 this season. Now, they end the season with 11 wins.
The MAC has been awful in bowl games, going 32-50 historically, and OH could add to that losing record after today.
This was essentially a basketball game, with lots of runs.
Appalachian State’s running game vs. Ohio’s defense. OH gained just four yards on its first four drives, and the Bobcats had -3 yards on their first three drives.
While Ohio couldn’t muster much on offense, punting on its first five possessions, a field goal with 1:20 to go in the second quarter finally got the Bobcats on the scoreboard.
It’s been a day of pick-sixes thus far to kick off bowl season on Saturday, and now OH is the latest team to join the party with a big score of their own.
OH quarterback JD Sprague (3) throws a pass during the first half of the Camellia Bowl NCAA college football game against Appalachian State in Montgomery, Ala., Saturday, Dec. 19, 2015.
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Run 5: Appalachian State drove back down the field to win the game. “You could see one, you could see as many as three quarterbacks in this game”, Solich said.
