ESPN: FBS 1992- Hall of Fame Bowl- Boston Eagles vs Tennessee Volunteers: Full Game

Source:ESPN– with the 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl.

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1/1/1993 Hall of Fame Bowl. Coach Fulmer’s first official game as head coach.”

From Larry Smith

An interesting coaching matchup with Tom Coughlin of Boston who would later lead the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars to the 1996 NFL Playoffs, including the 1996 AFC Championship and the 1999 AFC Championship. But before Jacksonville, he rebuilt the Boston Eagles football program that hadn’t been very good at all since Doug Flutie left in 1985.

Tom Coughlin also coached with the New York Giants and has won two Super Bowls and probably headed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame by the time he retires. And of course Phil Fulmer at Tennessee who took over for the great Johnny Majors in Knoxville and would lead the Volunteers to the first ever BCS National Championship in 1998 and win the first ever BCS National Championship. The year after Peyton Manning left for the NFL. So two very well coached teams at great schools playing in each other in a bowl game.

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ABC Sports: SEC Football 1992- Alabama Crimson Tide @ Louisiana Tigers: Full Game

Source:Crimson Tide Zone– with the Crimson Tide and Tigers.

“In the heated rivalry between two western division rivals, Alabama and LSU have often had some very contentious matchups. However this was not exactly one of those dramatic games. Alabama was gaining momentum towards what would eventually become a National Championship season. They would not let anyone, not even LSU, stand in their way on this day.

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From Crimson Tide Zone

Not many better football rivalries in the SEC right now

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