2001 Holiday Bowl - Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary:

  • 2nd
  • 13:06 WASH - ANDERSON, John 43 yd field goal, 9-54 3:04, WASH 3 - UT 0
  • 12:30 WASH - ANDERSON, John 43 yd field goal, 4-0 0:24, WASH 6 - UT 0
  • 06:54 WASH - JOHNSON, T. 38 yd interception return (ANDERSON, John kick), WASH 13 - UT 0
  • 05:23 UT - Johnson, B.J. 43 yd pass from Applewhite, Major (Mangum, Dusty kick), 4-80 *1:31, WASH 13 - UT 7
  • 01:55 UT - Williams, Roy 25 yd pass from Applewhite, Major (Mangum, Dusty kick), 8-54 *2:33, WASH 13 - UT 14
  • 00:47 WASH - COLLIER, Joe 4 yd pass from PICKETT, Cody (ANDERSON, John kick), 8-76 1:08, *WASH 20 - UT 14
  • 00:00 WASH - ANDERSON, John 40 yd field goal, 5-18 0:33, WASH 23 - UT 14
  • 3rd
  • 07:46 WASH - STEVENS, Jerr. 17 yd pass from PICKETT, Cody (ANDERSON, John kick), 12-91 *5:15, WASH 30 - UT 14
  • 05:37 UT - Mangum, Dusty 26 yd field goal, 8-66 2:09, WASH 30 - UT 17
  • 03:51 WASH - HURST, Willie 4 yd run (HURST, Willie pass intcpt), 6-65 1:46, WASH 36 - UT 17
  • 01:18 UT - Mangum, Dusty 24 yd field goal, 9-57 2:33, WASH 36 - UT 20
  • 4th
  • 11:54 UT - Trissel, Matt 2 yd pass from Applewhite, Major (Applewhite, Major pass failed), 10-48 2:51, WASH 36 - UT 26
  • 08:01 UT - Williams, Ivan 1 yd run (Mangum, Dusty kick), 5-54 2:05, WASH 36 - UT 33
  • 06:00 UT - Scaife, Bo 4 yd pass from Applewhite, Major (Mangum, Dusty kick), 3-9 0:57, *WASH 36 - UT 40
  • 01:49 WASH - HURST, Willie 34 yd run (ANDERSON, John kick), 7-80 1:38, WASH 43 - UT 40
  • 00:38 UT - Williams, Ivan 3 yd run (Mangum, Dusty kick), 7-80 1:11, WASH 43 - UT 47

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