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Fiesta Bowl - Oklahoma 42, Boise St. 43 (OT-Final, Jan. 1, 2007)

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Ian Johnson's girlfriend here, I think. I didn't see the proposal, but according to another board I visit, this is her. Mazel tov!

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Congrats to Ian Johnson for picking the absolute best possible time to propose to your girlfriend!

"We just won the biggest game in school history and I figured we were going to do it after the game anyway soooo......wanna get married?"
 
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What can one say? A hook and ladder on 4th and 18, the halfback option on 4th and goal, and then the Statue of Liberty for 2 and the win...all directly after giving up 8 to tie, and throwing a pick 6 to go down 7 with less than 90 seconds left. Absolutely incredible (as is Mr. Johnson's fiance')
 
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it sucks that we probably won't get a replay of the game, considering that it aired on fox. it also sucks that any bcs re-airing won't likely happen.

edit: it looks we can get the games (only?) by paying to download from their website. surprise, surprise. of course, there may be other means. i hope that there is another way for the bsu/okie game. maybe we can get planetgator to add the fiesta bowl. it's nice knowing that we can get the national championship game from planetgator in an on-the-go format.
Users will be able to download full games, shortened versions and previews/highlights of the Cotton Bowl, the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, the FedEx Orange Bowl, the Allstate Sugar Bowl and the Tostitos BCS National Championship game.

Web sites participating in the venture included FoxSports.com, Fox Interactive, Apple iTunes and AOL Video. Pricing for the content will be $1.99 for game previews (which begame available today) and $2.99 for full-length games which will be available to download within 24 hours of the end of the game.
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