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Joe Girard III had a good feeling about joining Clemson after his long career at Syracuse. Girard scored 24 points, hitting four 3-pointers, and the 18th-ranked Tigers pulled away early to close nonconference play with a 93-58 victory over Radford on Friday night. Girard, had 17 points in the opening period and 12 of those during a 28-9 game-changing run as the Tigers (11-1) took control for good.

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — All-America running back Cody Schrader rushed for 128 yards and bulled into the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown to open the fourth quarter with Missouri’s first score, and the ninth-ranked Tigers capped an 11-win season with a 14-3 win over No. 7 Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl on Friday […]

Missouri Tigers running back Cody Schrader helped lead his team to a Cotton Bowl victory over Ohio State.

Tamar Bates scored a career-high 25 points on a near-perfect shooting day, and Missouri breezed past Central Arkansas 92-59 on Saturday. Bates made 9 of 10 field goals, including all three of his 3-pointers, and was 4 for 4 from the free-throw line. Sean East II had 16 points, Noah Carter 11 points and eight rebounds, Connor Vanover also scored 11, and Aidan Shaw added 10 points for the Tigers (8-5).

The college football bowl lineup Friday features some of the biggest programs of the playoff era. Analyzing the four matchups to watch.

Three key players on this year's Cotton Bowl-bound Missouri Tigers squad hail from the St. Louis region.

The teams combined for 42 points, four turnovers and five lead changes in the final quarter.

Clemson tries to end its worst season since 2010 with a five-game winning streak. The Tigers, one of 11 Power Five teams to go undefeated in November, have won a postseason game (conference championship, bowl or playoff game) in each of the last 12 years — the longest streak in major college football history. Kentucky, meanwhile, dropped five of its last seven after a 5-0 start but ended the regular season with a 38-31 victory against in-state rival Louisville in the annual Governor&#x2...

The Memphis Tigers have a rare luxury chasing program history with all the comforts of home Friday against Iowa State in the Liberty Bowl. The Cyclones (7-5) will work from Memphis' usual sideline, pushing the Tigers to the visitors' side. Memphis will get to use its own locker room.

The Tigers saw three defensive starters opt out of the bowl and had a number of players transfer, putting a bit of a damper on this week in Jacksonville.