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May 26th
2022
COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWL SEASON BEGINS IN THE BAHAMAS 2022 HOMETOWN LENDERS BAHAMAS BOWL SET FOR FRIDAY, DEC. 16
May 26, 2022 / Bahamas Bowl

May 26, 2022 Bowl Season will begin in the Bahamas this year as the longest-running international bowl game in college football history, the HomeTown Lenders Bahamas Bowl, will be played Friday, Dec. 16 at 11:30 a.m. ET. Nassau’s 15,000-seat Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium will host the eighth edition of the HomeTown Lenders Bahamas Bowl,...

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May 25th
2022
HomeTown Lenders Named Title Sponsor of Bahamas Bowl
May 25, 2022 / Bahamas Bowl

May 25, 2022 HomeTown Lenders (HTL), a rapidly emerging leader in the national mortgage lending industry, is the new title sponsor of the Bahamas Bowl college football game. ESPN Events, which has owned and operated the game since 2015, announced the new multi-year sponsorship today. “We are looking forward to a long relationship with HomeTown...

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May 2nd
2022
Two Bahamas Bowl Alumni Selected In The 2022 NFL Draft
May 2, 2022 / Bahamas Bowl

Two student-athletes from Toledo who participated in last year’s Bahamas Bowl were selected during the 2022 NFL Draft, held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Toledo Safety Tycen Anderson was selected in the Fifth round (No. 166 overall) by the Cincinnati Bengals, followed by fellow teammate Samuel Womack 6 picks later (No. 172 overall) to the San...

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April 28th
2022
Lea Miller-Tooley Named Executive Director of ESPN Events’ Bahamas Bowl
Apr 28, 2022 / Bahamas Bowl

April 28, 2022 A recognized leader in the sports industry, Lea Miller-Tooley has been named the Executive Director of ESPN Events’ Bahamas Bowl. The Bahamas Bowl, which has featured seven editions and is the longest-running international bowl game in college football history, is played annually in Nassau’s Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium. ESPN Events began...

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December 17th
2021
Middle Tennessee battles from behind to win 2021 Bahamas Bowl
Dec 17, 2021 / Bahamas Bowl Communications

NASSAU, Bahamas – Freshman quarterback Nicholas Vattiato completed 23 of 35 passes for 270 yards and two scores to lead Middle Tennessee past Toledo 31-24 in the seventh edition of the Bahamas Bowl at Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium. Trailing 17-14 after three quarters, the Blue Raiders (7-6) scored 17 consecutive points in the fourth...

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December 17th
2021
Middle Tennessee Postgame Quotes
Dec 17, 2021 / Bahamas Bowl Communications

Head Coach Rick Stockstill Opening statement… “First of all I’d like to congratulate Toledo on the season they had. It was a great fight out there today. I’m really proud of our team. The toughness, the guts, the competitiveness, the resilience, the mental toughness they showed today, was fun to watch. I told them at...

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December 17th
2021
Toledo Postgame Quotes
Dec 17, 2021 / Bahamas Bowl Communications

Head Coach Jason Candle Opening statement… “In the first half we produced a lot of yards, but not points. In the third quarter there was a little bit of a lull. We didn’t make some of the tough plays, I thought, in the second half offensively. Too many penalties, self-inflicted, on both sides of the...

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December 17th
2021
2021 Bahamas Bowl Postgame Notes
Dec 17, 2021 / Bahamas Bowl Communications

Superlatives: Dequan Finn’s 90-yard touchdown pass to Matt Landers for Toledo in the second quarter was the longest play in Bahamas Bowl history. It was also Toledo’s longest play of the year and a career-long rush for Finn. Landers finished with 137 receiving yards, tied for the third-most in the game’s history. Middle Tennessee set...

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December 16th
2021
Toledo, Middle Tennessee Dialed in for Friday’s Bahamas Bowl
Dec 16, 2021 / Bahamas Bowl Communications

NASSAU, Bahamas – Middle Tennessee and Toledo players have heard the “Something has to give” cliché all week long as the two teams prepare to play in the annual Bahamas Bowl on Friday (Noon kickoff, ESPN). MTSU (6-6 overall, 4-4 in Conference USA) leads the nation when it comes to forcing and recovering turnovers. The...

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CONFERENCE STANDINGS

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TEAM CONF. OVERALL
C-USA - East: W-L W-L PF PA STRK
WKU WKU 6-2 8-5 466 305 W1
Marshall MRSH 5-3 7-5 408 273 L1
Old Dominion ODU 5-3 6-6 342 331 W5
Middle Tennessee MTSU 4-4 7-5 350 337 W3
Florida Atlantic FAU 4-4 5-7 357 319 L2
FIU FIU 2-6 4-8 224 447 L4
Charlotte CHAR 2-6 3-9 293 473 W1
C-USA - West: W-L W-L PF PA STRK
UTSA UTSA 8-0 10-2 455 318 W9
North Texas UNT 6-2 7-5 414 361 W1
UAB UAB 4-4 6-6 367 281 W1
Rice RICE 3-5 5-7 304 406 L3
UTEP UTEP 3-5 5-7 293 324 L1
Louisiana Tech LT 2-6 3-9 348 455 L3
Southern Miss USM 2-6 3-9 212 335 W2
TEAM CONF. OVERALL
MAC - East: W-L W-L PF PA STRK
Ohio Ohio 7-1 9-3 408 352 W7
Bowling Green BGSU 5-3 6-6 286 399 L1
Buffalo Buffalo 4-3 5-6 325 304 L3
Miami Miami (OH) 4-4 6-6 243 270 W2
Kent State KENT 4-4 5-7 341 348 W1
Akron Akron 1-6 2-9 239 379 W1
MAC - West: W-L W-L PF PA STRK
Eastern Michigan EMU 5-3 8-4 346 343 W3
Toledo TOL 5-3 7-5 400 325 L2
Western Michigan WMU 4-4 5-7 228 289 W2
Ball State BALL 3-5 5-7 279 323 L3
Central Michigan CMU 3-5 4-8 297 338 L2
Northern Illinois NIU 2-6 3-9 327 393 L2

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