2002 Seattle Bowl - Game Summary

Game Summary

Scoring summary
Quarter Time Drive Team Scoring information Score
Plays Yards TOP Wake Forest Oregon
1 12:25 8 plays, 31 yards Oregon 45-yard field goal by Jared Siegel 0 3
1 10:26 7 plays, 65 yards Wake Forest Ovie Mughelli 1-yard touchdown run, Matt Wisnosky kick good 7 3
2 12:38 5 plays, 77 yards Wake Forest Jason Anderson 57-yard touchdown reception from James MacPherson, Matt Wisnosky kick good 14 3
2 2:40 9 plays, 73 yards Wake Forest James MacPherson 1-yard touchdown run, Matt Wisnosky kick good 21 3
2 0:26 8 plays, 61 yards Oregon Samie Parker 7-yard touchdown reception from Kellen Clemens, Jared Siegel kick good 21 10
3 9:37 14 plays, 39 yards Wake Forest 43-yard field goal by Matt Wisnosky 24 10
3 5:39 4 plays, 42 yards Oregon Matt Floberg 1-yard touchdown run, Jared Siegel kick good 24 17
3 2:02 3 plays, 65 yards Wake Forest Jason Anderson 63-yard touchdown reception from James MacPherson, Matt Wisnosky kick good 31 17
4 2:48 7 plays, 44 yards Wake Forest Chris Barclay 12-yard touchdown run, Matt Wisnosky kick good 38 17
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