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1979 Gator Bowl

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College football game
1979 Gator Bowl
35th Gator Bowl
Michigan WolverinesNorth Carolina Tar Heels
(8–3)(7–3–1)
Big TenACC
1517
Head coach: 
Bo Schembechler
Head coach: 
Dick Crum
APCoaches
1414
1234Total
Michigan090615
North Carolina077317
DateDecember 28, 1979
Season1979
StadiumGator Bowl Stadium
LocationJacksonville, Florida
MVPMatt Kupec (North Carolina QB),[1] Amos Lawrence (North Carolina RB), John Wangler (Michigan QB),Anthony Carter (Michigan WR)[2]
RefereeClint Fuller (SWC)
Attendance70,407
United States TV coverage
NetworkABC
AnnouncersKeith Jackson,Frank Broyles andDave Diles
Gator Bowl
 < 1978  1980

The1979 Gator Bowl was acollege footballbowl game played on December 28, 1979. TheNorth Carolina Tar Heels of theAtlantic Coast Conference defeated theMichigan Wolverines of theBig Ten Conference, 17–15.

Background

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An 8-1 start (With a loss to #9 Notre Dame) had propelled Michigan to be ranked at 10th in the polls, before a loss to #14 Purdue followed by a loss to #2 Ohio State at home. This made them fall to 14th position in the polls and they finished as 3rd in theBig Ten Conference.

The Tar Heels had started with a score of 4-0 and were ranked #14 before a loss to Wake Forest started a 1-3-1 middle stretch that ended with victories over Virginia and Duke to make them finish 5th in theAtlantic Coast Conference. This was Michigan's first Gator Bowl appearance. This was North Carolina's third ever Gator Bowl appearance.

Scoring summary

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First quarter

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  • No score

Second quarter

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  • Michigan - Virgil, 20-yard field goal
  • Michigan -Anthony Carter, 53-yard pass from John Wangler (kick failed)
  • North Carolina - Doug Paschal, 1-yard run (Hayes kick)

Third quarter

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  • North Carolina - Phil Farris 12-yard pass from Matt Kupec (Hayes kick)

Fourth quarter

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  • North Carolina - Hayes 32-yard field goal
  • Michigan - Anthony Carter 30-yard pass from B. J. Dickey (B.J. Dickey pass failed)

References

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  1. ^Barnes, Clifton (December 29, 1979)."Add Another Feather to ACC Cap".Rocky Mount Telegram.Rocky Mount, North Carolina. RetrievedDecember 31, 2017 – via newspapers.com.
  2. ^"1979". Archived fromthe original on December 31, 2017. RetrievedDecember 31, 2017.

External links

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Known as the TaxSlayer Bowl from 2014–2017
History & conference tie-ins
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Notes
  • There was a Gator Bowl in January and December in 1954, 1960, 1965, 1971, 1989, 1991, 2016, and 2021.

# denotes national championship game; † denotesCollege Football Playoff semifinal game


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