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1978 Peach Bowl

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College football game
1978 Peach Bowl
11th Peach Bowl
Purdue BoilermakersGeorgia Tech Yellow Jackets
(8–2–1)(7–4)
Big TenIndependent
4121
Head coach: 
Jim Young
Head coach: 
Pepper Rodgers
APCoaches
1717
APCoaches
NR19
1234Total
Purdue21130741
Georgia Tech0701421
DateDecember 25, 1978
Season1978
StadiumAtlanta–Fulton County Stadium
LocationAtlanta, Georgia
MVPQBMark Herrmann
DT Calvin Clark
RefereeAlfred DiStaola (ECAC)
Attendance20,277
United States TV coverage
NetworkCBS
AnnouncersLindsey Nelson
Paul Hornung
Peach Bowl
 ← 1977  1979 → 

The1978 Peach Bowl was acollege football postseasonbowl game between thePurdue Boilermakers and theGeorgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Background

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Purdue finished 2nd in theBig Ten Conference, in their first bowl game since1967. Georgia Tech was in their first bowl game since 1972. Due to the game being played on Christmas Day, a ticket drive had to be set up by Rodgers' wife.[1]

Game summary

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Purdue took the lead with 10:40 in the first quarter and scored twice more in the next four minutes. Georgia Tech did not score until 9:35 remained in the half, after they trailed 28-0. Georgia Tech scored twice with less than three minutes remaining to narrow the lead from 41-7 to 41-21, but the game had already been decided. Quarterback Mark Herrmann threw 12-of-24 for two touchdowns (and two interceptions) and rushed for one more in a convincing 41-21 victory over Georgia Tech. Purdue's defense forced two first-half turnovers. This was the second 9-win season in Purdue history.[2][3]

First Quarter

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  • Purdue: Jones 3-yard run (Sovereen kick), 10:40
  • Purdue: Jones 8-yard run (Sovereen kick), 9:47
  • Purdue: Smith 10-yard pass from Herrmann (Sovereen kick), 6:04

Second Quarter

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  • Purdue: Herrmann 2-yard run (Sovereen kick), 13:04
  • Georgia Tech: Lee 1-yard run (Smith kick), 9:35
  • Purdue: Macon 1-yard run (kick failed), 3:58

Fourth Quarter

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  • Purdue: Burrell 12-yard pass from Herrmann (Sovereen kick), 12:38
  • Georgia Tech: Moore 3-yard pass from Kelley (Hill run), 2:40
  • Georgia Tech: Hill 31-yard pass from Kelley (pass failed), 1:15

Aftermath

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Purdue won two more bowl games before Young's departure in 1981. Georgia Tech waited until 1985 to make their next bowl appearance.

Statistics

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StatisticsPurdueGeorgia Tech
First Downs2414
Net Yards Rushing15712
Net Yards Passing166168
Interceptions22
Total Yards323180
Punts5-36.67-36.7
Penalties9-785-48
Fumbles Lost12

References

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  1. ^"Ain't that a Peach: Atlanta bowl has come a long way - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com". Archived fromthe original on September 24, 2015. RetrievedAugust 11, 2015.
  2. ^"Archived copy". Archived fromthe original on September 5, 2015. RetrievedAugust 11, 2015.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  3. ^"Archived copy". Archived fromthe original on September 24, 2015. RetrievedAugust 11, 2015.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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