Super Bowl points scored by each college all time

Congrats to Alabama and Missouri who after SB 57, have finally scored on Super Bowl Sunday!

Over the Super Bowl’s first 56 editions there have been a total of 2,593 points scored.

Some of those points were scored by superstars; some were scored by incredibly unlikely heroes.

For every Tom Brady or Emmitt Smith there seems to be a Max McGee or Dwight Smith who had a huge moment or score to redirect the final outcome of a Super Bowl.

Have you ever wondered where all the Super Bowl heroes played their college football?

Super Bowl LVII had two new college programs finally get on the scoreboard. Jalen Hurts scoring three touchdowns and a two-point conversion were the first 20 points ever scored in Super Bowl play by a former Alabama player. The same goes for Missouri, which finally got on the Super Bowl scoreboard after Nick Bolton’s touchdown.

Two players also officially scored in the big game but didn’t play college ball.

So where did they all go?

Remember, touchdown passes don’t count in the record books as a touchdown scored for a quarterback – please don’t kill the messenger!

UAB vs Miami (FL): How to watch, BetMGM odds and game picks

Alabama-Birmingham travels to Miami to take on the Hurricanes. Former Texas defensive coordinator Manny Diaz is looking to open with a win.

Another Thursday is upon us which means another Thursday night college football game to pick. This time it will be Miami out of the ACC Conference taking on the UAB Blazers. For the Canes, it is their season opener as UAB prepares for their second game of the year. Former Texas Longhorns defensive coordinator Manny Diaz heads into his second season as the head coach.

Last season Diaz had one of the top 25 defenses in the country that allowed just north of 20 points per game. The offense is really where their problems lie, so why not bring in a new quarterback to get the party started. D’Eriq King transfers in to Miami at four years at Houston. He had a breakout year in 2018 and looks to return Miami to their former glory. Should be an interesting game to watch.

Line: According to BetMGM the line is (-14) in favor of Miami.

Game Picks

Picker UAB vs Miami (-14) Outright winner ATS Record Overall Record
Patrick Miami Miami 2-5 4-3
Griffin UAB Miami 5-2 5-2
Cami Miami Miami 3-4 5-2

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How to watch Alabama-Birmingham vs Miami (FL)

Game Time: 7:00 pm CST

Network: ACC Network

Stream: Watch ESPN App

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Independence Bowl: Miami vs. Louisiana Tech odds, picks and best bets

Previewing Thursday’s Independence Bowl between the Miami Hurricanes and Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, with betting odds, picks, tips and bets.

The Miami Hurricanes (6-6) and Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (9-3) lock horns in the Walk-On’s Independence Bowl Thursday. Kickoff at Independence Stadium in Shreveport, La. is set for 4 p.m. ET. We analyze the Miami-Louisiana Tech odds and betting lines, while providing college football betting tips and advice on this matchup.

Miami vs. Louisiana Tech: Three things you need to know

1. The Hurricanes were once one of the most feared teams in all of college football, but seeing them in a bowl game lately is good news for the opponent. ‘The U’ has won just one of its past nine bowl game appearances, a 31-14 win over West Virginia in the Russell Athletic Bowl Dec. 28, 2016. Miami lost its only previous Independence Bowl appearance to South Carolina by a 24-21 count on Dec. 27, 2014.

2. Louisiana Tech, coming on hour west down Interstate 20 from Ruston, has won five straight bowl appearances. The Bulldogs have appeared in the Independence Bowl four times, but not since Dec. 28, 2008, when they topped Northern Illinois 17-10. They’re 2-1-1 all-time in Shreveport.

3. Louisiana Tech is 6-1 against the spread in the past seven bowl games, and 4-1 ATS in the past five neutral-site affairs. Miami is 2-9 ATS in the past 11 on a neutral site, and 1-7 ATS in the past eight bowl appearances.


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Miami vs. Louisiana Tech: Odds, betting lines and picks

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. ET.

Prediction

Louisiana Tech 24, Miami 20

Moneyline (ML)

Miami (-213) is moderately favored in this one, and it’ll draw the eye of the public. However, LOUISIANA TECH (+175) is a tremendous bargain playing just an hour from campus. The Bulldogs will be excited to be in this game with something to prove against a Power 5 team. The Hurricanes aren’t tickled about being in Shreveport for the holidays, a game they feel is beneath their standards. It will show in their play on the field, as it usually does come bowl season.

Against the Spread (ATS)

LOUISIANA TECH (+5.5, -106) is a good play if you just can’t get on board with a straight-up win by the Bulldogs. La. Tech has a strong offense, ranking 30th in total yards per game (445.2) and 31st in passing yards (277.3), while ranking 28th in points scored per game (34.0). The defense is so-so, but that’s fine because so is Miami’s offense. The Hurricanes were 88th in total yards, and 120th in rushing offense while ranking just 73rd in points scored. The key here will be if Miami’s defense shows up. It was 13th in the nation in total yards allowed, but this is also a team which lost to Florida International and Duke down the stretch.

Over/Under (O/U)

UNDER 49.5 (-106) is worth a small-unit bet, but I wouldn’t go crazy. The Under is 15-7 in La. Tech’s past 22 overall, and 5-2 in the past seven bowls. The Under is 7-2 in the past nine neutral-site battles, too. For Miami, the Under is 5-1 in the past six bowls, and 9-3 in the past 12 vs. winning teams.

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