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Myrtle Beach Bowl Preview: Tulsa Battles Old Dominion in Search of Fourth Straight Win

Official Site of the AAC | December 17, 2021

Related Topics: Tulsa, Old Dominion Monarchs basketball, Myrtle Beach, Tulsa Golden Hurricane football, Coastal Carolina University, Brooks Stadium, Ryan McGee, South Carolina, Marlon Mack, Quinton Flowers

MYRTLE BEACH BOWL
TULSA vs. OLD DOMINION
Monday, Dec. 20
2:30 p.m. ET
Brooks Stadium | (20,000/FieldTurf)
Conway, South Carolina

Television
ESPN
Kevin Brown, Hutson Mason, Marty Smith and Ryan McGee

Tulsa Radio
KXBL-FM 99.5 (flagship)
THE GAME
The Myrtle Beach Bowl began in the 2000 season and is played on the teal turf of Brooks Stadium on the campus of Coastal Carolina University … The game is the first NCAA-sanctioned bowl game to be played in South Carolina … The inaugural game last year saw Appalachian State RB Camerun Peoples set NCAA bowl records with 319 rushing yards and five touchdowns in the Mountaineers’ 56-28 win against North Texas … Brooks Stadium is one of eight NCAA stadiums that do not have green turf … This year’s bowl matchup will be the first meeting on the gridiron between Tulsa and Old Dominion … Both teams went on notable winning streaks to secure bowl eligibility … The Golden Hurricane won its last three games, including an overtime victory against Tulane, to get to 6-6, while the Monarchs won their last five games to get to postseason play … Old Dominion competes as an affiliate member of the American Athletic Conference in women’s lacrosse and women’s rowing.









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