MEMPHIS, Tenn.. — —
Conference USA champion Tulsa will get another shot at Iowa State when the teams meet in the Liberty Bowl.
The Cyclones accepted the bid to the Dec. 31 game on Sunday. Tulsa (10-3) earned its Liberty Bowl bid Saturday by defeating UCF 33-27 in overtime.
Iowa State (6-6) won four of its first five games this season, but the Cyclones have gone 2-5 since. The Cyclones will be playing in the Liberty Bowl for the first time since 1972, when they lost 31-30 to Georgia Tech.
When the teams met back on Sept. 1, Iowa State beat Tulsa 38-23 in Ames. The Cyclones’ Steele Jantz threw two touchdown passes and Shontrelle Johnson rushed for 120 yards.
Sports
TU to play Cyclones in Liberty Bowl
- Sports
-
- TCU rally beats OSU
-
Weeden to help with Moore relief
Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden is heading home to help his cherished Oklahoma heal.
-
NJCAA Division II World Series opens in Enid
It’s that time of year again. For the fifth-straight year, Enid will serve as the host city for the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II World Series with 10 district championship baseball teams from around the nation converging on David Allen Memorial Ballpark. The World Series runs through June 1.
-
Majors bound for Midwest City
Majors coach Chris Jensen should know a little more about his team after this weekend’s Oklahoma Outlaws Memorial Day Tournament at Rose State College in Midwest City.
- Radio-TV for 5-24-13
-
Upstart Heartland a World Series regular
The third-ranked Hawks, in only their sixth year of existence, will be making their third-straight appearance in the National Junior Collegiate Athletic Association Division II World Series.
-
Enid makes team feel like 'big-leaguers'
-
Column: Sports world steps up in tornado aftermath
We cling to any bright moment. We celebrate the smallest bit of good news.
-
Pioneer football in transition
-
World Series-bound Brunswick penalized
- More Sports Headlines



