2008 Humanitarian Bowl - Statistics

Statistics

Statistical Comparison
Maryland Nevada
1st downs 19 26
3rd down conversions 4/14 8/18
4th down conversions 0/0 0/1
Total yards 456 484
Passing yards 198 370
Rushing yards 258 114
Penalties 6–50 4–35
Turnovers 3 3
Time of possession 28:47 31:13

The 2008 Humanitarian Bowl Most Valuable Player honors were awarded to Maryland running back Da'Rel Scott, who rushed for 174 yards, and Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who threw for 370 yards. Each was the statistical leader at his respective position, and Scott scored Maryland's two final touchdowns to break the 28–28 stalemate. Scott also was able to help Maryland clinch the victory in the final minutes by rushing for a first down that allowed the team to run out the clock.

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