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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

2005-06-21T10:18:00.003-07:00

Case Study demonstrating one agents success via Use of Price Per Head (PPH) Software Written and Owned by V.O. Group, S.A., the most successful offshore sportsbook in Costa Rica.

Price Per Head vs. One Agents Old Operation

Featuring Dalton Wagner, Founder V.O. Group, S.A.

As Founder and Proprietor of V.O. Group, S.A., Dalton Wagner has the reputation of being the most innovative operator in offshore gaming. His most recent innovation involves the direct attack upon the Onshore Bookmaking market via the unique value proposition of actually partnering with Bookmakers and Agents onshore (as opposed to attempting to steal their business). With formidable competition, Mr. Wagner founded V.O. Group, S.A. in 1998. While most companies formed that late failed, V.O. Group, S.A. has become one of the top 10 operators offshore (as measured by AnteUp; Gambling Online Magazine; Poker Player Magazine; and Many other Publications).

Sports Betting Business: The ‘buzz’ in offshore gambling appears to be focusing on only two subjects as of late, including: Poker and Your Price Per Head Offering. What exactly is Price Per Head and Price Per Head Agency?
Wagner: As you know, one market that a post-up sportsbook has historically been unable to attack is the huge market of bettors that have been betting with their local guy for years (local guy = agent or corner bookie). The reason this market exists is the personal relationship that an onshore bookie or agent has with his clients. Sportsbooks have attempted to educate the player and lure him away from the local bookie, however V.O. Group, S.A. has decided to take another tact. Via our Price Per Head software written by Matthew Wilson, we have been able to PARTNER with onshore bookies or agents with our Price Per Head Agency Relationship.

Sports Betting Business: You called us with a specific Success Story that you said Had To Be Told Immediately! What in the heck could be so important?
Wagner: As the industry knows, we have been pushing Price Per Head Agency for a while now. We have a story that has to be told…it is that simple!

Sports Betting Business: OK. Go ahead and tell the story!
Wagner: The story starts with a gentleman named Paul Harris in Austin, Texas who is was a small town bookmaker making $250,000 a year in income.

Sports Betting Business: I already see where this is going. Now you are going to tell me of how V.O. Group, S.A. leveraged your PPH software and relationship with Paul to make him 30% or 50% more. Right?
Wagner: No, that is not the story at all. While 50% would truly be something to celebrate, it does not compare to this story!

Sports Betting Business: Stop already. Tell the story.
Wagner: Mr. Harris contacted V.O. Group, S.A. through our BettorsNet.com brand in August 2004, right before football season. After three phone calls we switched his 75 players from playing through his cell phone to playing via our website and call center. And, with the increased availability to the product, more offerings, and all the other items BettorsNet.com brings, guess how much Paul made?

Sports Betting Business: Well, since you did not bite on 50% more, I will say 100% more. But I doubt it!
Wagner: Yea, I doubt it too. How about 350% more. That’s right! I just ran the reports for Paul Harris and up to February 1, 2005, Paul has made $750,000.00.

Sports Betting Business: Wait, $750,000 is a hell of a lot more than 350% more. Isn’t it?
Wagner: Actually, if you take into consideration the decline we will see after the end of March Madness, he should easily make $1,200,000 this year. But, I didn’t want to overstate the facts!

Sports Betting Business: Are you telling me that by having you take the phone calls and do the accounting for Mr. Harris you made this difference in his life?
Wagner: That is exactly what I am saying!

Sports Betting Business: Was he that bad of a bookmaker?
Wagner: Well, I think we are better – but, he was fine. The increase doesn’t come from us beating his players more than he did. The increase comes from the product being available 24 hours a day and our company having more offerings. And, the secret ingredient helps too!

Sports Betting Business: Oh, I see. Instead of having his cell on for a few hours a day, you put the product in front of his clients all day and night for the buying. I see. But, what is the ‘secret ingredient’?
Wagner: The availability will make a person 100% more over night. But, the secret ingredient made the difference for Mr. Harris. And, the secret ingredient is TIME.

Sports Betting Business: OK, I am lost again. What does that mean?
Wagner: Paul Harris used to set lines, answer phone calls, watch games, grade wagers and keep figures. He did it so well, and so often he already lost his girlfriend. He simply spent all of his time operating as a bookie. When we took over, he became a RECRUITER. All Paul does now is sit in bars and recruit business. We write the business, and Paul grows his business daily. That is the secret ingredient.

Sports Betting Business: Ah, I see. He no longer spends time on the items that cost time and money…he spends his time on what makes him money – recruiting players!
Wagner: Christ! Your brilliant! It typically takes a bookmaker or agent about 3 months to figure that out. But, you, like Paul Harris already figured it out. You recruit, and I will beat them. Therefore the only thing that matters is getting more clients. The more you get, the more you will make.

Sports Betting Business: Of course I get it. That’s the Las Vegas model. Build in an edge and then find as many people to bet against the edge as possible. It’s simple!
Wagner: You sure make it sound simple. But, most bookies are stuck in the mode of trying to ‘beat the players’. The fact is that all you have to do is get a new client or two every day and you will be a millionaire over night. Simply ask Paul Harris who is on campus at University Of Texas recruiting players on 6th Street right now.

Sports Betting Business: So how does a bookmaker or agent learn more about this?
Wagner: Simply go to any of the V.O. Group, S.A. sites to learn more. I suggest starting at www.BettorsNet.com or calling 1-877-512-1001 or emailing agents@bettorsnet.com to get more information.

Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

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Innovation In Bookmaking

2005-06-14T07:44:00.000-07:00

Q & A with
Dalton Wagner, Founder V.O. Group, S.A.

As Founder and Proprietor of V.O. Group, S.A., Dalton Wagner has the reputation of ferreting out new markets and attacking while other companies sit on their hindquarters and watch. One market that has always eluded offshore bookmakers is the ‘guy who likes dealing with his credit bookmaker’. Typically this market has been untouchable for the offshore bookmaker, but NOT for Dalton and V.O. Group, S.A. We had an opportunity to catch up with Dalton Wagner on his last visit to Panama.

Vegas Offshore: Tell us about this new product that you are calling your Price Per Head Agency Relationship.
Wagner: As you know, one market that a post-up sportsbook has historically been unable to attack is the huge market of bettors that have been betting with their local guy for years. The reason this market exists is the personal relationship that an onshore bookie has with his clients. Sportsbooks have attempted to educate the player and lure him away from the local bookie, however we have taken another tact. We have partnered with local bookies around the world to make their offering better and more valuable.

Vegas Offshore: So instead of attacking the local guy, you actually approach him with your offer?
Wagner: Exactly. The fact is that the relationship is the last thread holding clients to a local guy. Yes, there is the fact that the local guy extends credit, but with bonuses and promotions we can overcome that offering. The key is the relationship.

Vegas Offshore: I’m confused, please explain.
Wagner: As you know, the onshore bookmaking market has lost steam to the offshore providers like V.O. Group, S.A. The reason is that the offerings that I can provide are far superior to those that any onshore bookmaker can offer. The PPH concept is based on allowing the onshore bookmaker to provide his clients my offerings on a purely anonymous basis via an online automated tool. Rather, by signing up with my PPH service, an onshore bookmaker can compete with all offshore sportsbooks on equal footing offering 24-hour wagering, 365 days a year. All the bookmaker does is use an online system to assign PINs and PASSWORDs and pay me a small fee per week for the service.

Vegas Offshore: Wait a minute. So, this means that a small time operator in Cleveland, Ohio can offer all the same things that V.O. Group, S.A. does without making the multi-million dollar investment?
Wagner: Now your catching on. For as little as $25 per head per week, a guy in Ohio can compete with the biggest sportsbooks in the world. And, better yet, never answer another wagering phone call again.

Vegas Offshore: OK, I get it. They use your automated tool to drive their clients to your software online, and they simply pick up the figures at the end of the week.
Wagner: Exactly correct with one exception. Their clients can bet on the phone via our call center staffed with 250 people OR bet online. Again, they have access to all of the offerings V.O. Group, S.A. provides including call center access, client services and technical support.

Vegas Offshore: Is the PPH product only based on sports wagering?
Wagner: Very good question. The answer is no. We actually have the ability to offer clients two (2) casino products including blackjack, baccarat, slots, 3 card poker, roulette, etc. And, clients may also bet on horses at over 350 tracks worldwide.

Vegas Offshore: Wow! That truly is incredible. So, a bookie that has one client can compete with the likes of MVPsportsbook.com on equal footing?
Wagner: Exactly correct. But, there are two keys to the success of the product launch. The first is being able to compete head to head with the biggest sportsbooks in the world. But, arguably the most important factor is that since the onshore bookie no longer has to answer phones or track plays, he can spend all of his time picking up new clients, NOT writing bets.

Vegas Offshore: I remember that in a prior interview you had stated that the key is not winning, but finding more losers.
Wagner: An embarrassing quote, but true. Amateur bookmakers think that the key is to beat the clients you have. That is a huge mistake. The key to getting rich as a bookmaker is finding a new client every single day of the year. The numbers take care of themselves, the key is to get more and more people playing. That is the TRUE BEAUTY of the PPH software and agency relationship.

Vegas Offshore: Do you have any success stories to tell?
Wagner: I have many, but will tell you one that emphasizes what the PPH program can do. I have a bookmaker that has been working out of San Antonio, Texas for 10 years. The guy has historically made $200,000 a year from his 25 or 30 players. He was introduced to our product in July 2004, and today he is writing over 185 clients. The ability to outsource answering calls and writing tickets to us has allowed him to grow his business 600% and his revenue over 1000%.

Vegas Offshore: Why did his revenue grow more than his business? Is it because your lines are sharper than his?
Wagner: There you go again. That is the obvious mistake that everyone makes. Again, don’t worry about beating the clients. Worry about getting more clients to play. But, to answer your question directly, the ability for his clients to play in the casino, play 24 hours a day, play games/halves/quarters, props, etc. is where the extra revenue comes from. Our lines might be sharper, but the advantage is more clients betting more often.

Vegas Offshore: How many bookmakers do you currently work with?
Wagner: We are writing business for over 250 bookmakers now. Some represent groups as small as 2 or 3; and others represent groups as large as 500. Again, remember the key is finding as many clients as possible. If you get to where you are writing 15 clients or more, it is almost impossible to lose for an extended period of time.

Vegas Offshore: So how does a bookmaker learn more about this?
Wagner: Simply go to any of the V.O. Group, S.A. sites to learn more. I suggest starting at www.BettorsNet.com or calling 1-877-512-1001 or emailing agents@bettorsnet.com to get more information.

State of the Offshore Gaming Industry

2005-06-13T09:37:00.000-07:00

Q & A with
Dalton Wagner, Founder V.O. Group, S.A.

As Founder and Proprietor of V.O. Group, S.A., Dalton Wagner has the reputation of making one-dollar work like three in online marketing. With formidable competition, Mr. Wagner founded V.O. Group, S.A. in 1998 and has quickly risen to be one of the largest offshore operators in the world with over 50,000 active clients. We had an opportunity to catch up with Dalton Wagner on his last visit to Antigua.

Vegas Offshore: This year has been interesting for V.O. Group, S.A. and the offshore industry as a whole (advertising changes, etc.). How do you feel about the industry at the current time?
Wagner: I feel the industry is as strong as it has ever been. We are still finding that our advertising is bringing us new clients at an ever-growing rate. Some competitors are complaining that the crimp on advertising is affecting the industry, but we are not seeing this trend. Consolidation within the industry has begun, and I am sure you will continue to see smaller competitors gobbled up, and medium to larger companies merging. The weaker will go by the wayside.

Vegas Offshore: What about the rumors of V.O. Group, S.A. being bought?
Wagner: I am glad you used the term 'rumors'. The fact is that in July 2004 three suitors approached V.O. Group, S.A. because of our record-breaking profit year. In two of the cases we did see 'value' in a merger/relationship. However, at the end of the day, we could not come to terms that were agreeable on both sides. At this time V.O. Group, S.A. stands independent. And, we are happy being independent, profitable and growing.

Vegas Offshore: It is rumored that Bet On Sports (PLC; BSS.L) was one of the suitors. Is that true?
Wagner: There were three suitors that approached V.O. Group, S.A. And, in all cases confidentiality agreements were signed. For this reason, I cannot confirm or deny who any of the potential suitors were. What I can tell you is that one was a major sportsbook player, one was a major casino player and two were PLCs. I doubt that helps.

Vegas Offshore: Well, if Bet On Sports was involved, I bet you are happy you weren't involved in their November 24, 2004 stock debacle.
Wagner: The Bet On Sports stock debacle was an over-reaction by the market in my opinion. In one day you saw their stock drop 50% in value. And, the reason was poor performance in a very short period. If you looked at the other publicly held offshore gaming companies, you saw the same thing, just not as drastic as with BSS.L. Simply put, I know the founder of Bet On Sports, I know the management of Bet On Sports, I know the staff at Bet On Sports and I would not hesitate to invest in Bet On Sports. They were, and still are, undervalued in my opinion. They are a great competitor and a great company. I wish I had some of their stock at the new adjusted price. I just don't see how you can lose.

Vegas Offshore: It is rare to hear the 'competition' speaking so highly of a major competitor. Why would you do so?
Wagner: Simple. Bet On Sports is a great company. And, I am sure they would tell you the same about V.O. Group, S.A. The fact is, that there are companies out there that make our industry stronger. And, ones that make it weaker. Bet On Sports and V.O.Group, S.A. strive to make our industry stronger and more legitimate on a daily basis (as do BetCris.com; BoDog.com; etc.). What kind of ambassador for the industry would I be if I downplayed a 'good' competitor like Bet On Sports for my own benefit?

Vegas Offshore: If Bet On Sports did approach you, would you consider a merger?
Wagner: I like being independent. But, simply put, NEVER say NEVER.

Vegas Offshore: What of the rumors that you are looking at Panama as a potential relocation site?
Wagner: Our operation currently has offices in Costa Rica, Antigua and Belize. In Costa Rica we currently have over 400 employees. With employment costs in Costa Rica on the rise, the burden of Caja and the ever-changing political climate, we have looked at several alternative locations. One of the most desirable is/was Panama. However, due to the massive failure of BetPanAm.com and the political debacle involving their past gaming commission, we have decided to stay put for the current time. I think it is very safe to say that our primary location will be Costa Rica for the next 5 years. Pending any crazy licensing or governmental changes.

Vegas Offshore: I have visited your office in Antigua, however had no idea that you employed 400 individuals in Costa Rica. Why do you need such a large staff?
Wagner: Our industry has a reputation for being lazy and getting by on a shoestring budget. Most sportsbooks, casinos, racebooks and poker rooms answer phones when it is convenient and buy computers when the ones they are operating blow-up. Most are simply embarrassing to the legitimate operators. To run an operation like ours, servicing 50,000 bettors, you need lots of space, a 1st rate phone system, fiber and satellite phone and Internet backups, IT professionals, accounting professionals, etc. V.O. Group, S.A. is currently located in 35,000 square feet of space, operating 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, and we are busting at the seems. At the current time, we are negotiating to buy the building next to us for future expansion. I think we will employ 600 people come this same time next year.

Vegas Offshore: I have noticed that you are still branching into other products. How has this strategy worked for V.O. Group, S.A.?
Wagner: In 1998 we started with our sports product. We then branched into the casino product. In 2001 and 2002 we opened several major race books and poker rooms. The fact is that we are profitable in all products. However, our core product, and hub for our advertising, is focused on the sports product. The strategy has worked, but we will not desert our core product. You can look for our re-launch of interactive betting in early 2005 and bingo in mid 2005.

Vegas Offshore: What other changes do you see in 2005 for V.O. Group, S.A.
Wagner: I think you will see V.O. Group, S.A. work more on our Internet interface to make it more gamer-friendly; you will see our company move into land-based gaming; and you will see us acquire two or three smaller competitors. Rather, you will see what you have always seen, expansion.

Vegas Offshore: What other changes do you see in 2005 for the industry as a whole?
Wagner: The strong will get stronger. The weak will get weaker. And, the acquisition race will be on.

sugar bowl result 2004/2005

2005-01-10T23:07:00.000-08:00

College Bowls / NCAA Bowls / NCAA Championship / NCAA football / College Bowl Betting

Bowl Championship Series Results (Dec. 2004 / Jan. 2005)
Location	Date, Time (TV)	Matchup
SUGAR BOWL
New Orleans	2005, Jan. 4, 8 p.m	Louisiana State 21, Oklahoma 14 2004: Georgia 26, Florida State 13
FIESTA BOWL
Tempe, Ariz.	2005, Jan. 2, 8 p.m	Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28 2004: Ohio State 31, Miami 24 (2OT)
ROSE BOWL
Pasadena, Calif.	2005, Jan. 1, 5 p.m	Southern California 28, Michigan 14 2004: Oklahoma 34, Washington St. 14
ORANGE BOWL
Miami	2005, Jan. 1, 8:30 p.m	Miami (Fla.) 16, Florida State 14 2004: USC 38, Iowa 17
Future Fed Ex Orange Bowl games: The 2006 Fed Ex Orange Bowl will be Tuesday, January 3, 2006.

All Other Bowls
Location	Date, Time (TV)	Matchup
NEW ORLEANS BOWL
New Orleans	2004,Dec. 16, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)	Memphis 27, North Texas 17 2004: North Texas 24, Cincinnati 19
GMAC BOWL
Mobile, Ala.	2004,Dec. 18, 8 p.m. (ESPN2)	Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 28 2004: Marshall 38, Louisville 15
TANGERINE BOWL
Orlando	2004,Dec. 22, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)	North Carolina State 56, Kansas 26 2004: Texas Tech 55, Clemson 15
FORT WORTH BOWL
Fort Worth, Texas	2004,Dec. 23, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Boise State 34, Texas Christian 31
LAS VEGAS BOWL
Las Vegas	2004,Dec. 24, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Oregon State 55, New Mexico 14 2004: UCLA 27, New Mexico 13
HAWAII BOWL
Honolulu	2004,Dec. 25, 8 p.m. (ESPN)	Hawaii 54, Houston 48 2004: Tulane 36, Hawaii 28
MOTOR CITY BOWL
Detroit, Mich.	2004,Dec. 26, 5 p.m. (ESPN)	Bowling Green 28, Northwestern 24 2004: Boston College 51, Toledo 25
INSIGHT BOWL
Phoenix	2004,Dec. 26, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN)	California 52, Virginia Tech 49 2004: Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13
CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWL
Charlotte, N.C.	2004,Dec. 27, 11 a.m. (ESPN)	Virginia 23, Pittsburgh 16 2004: Virginia 48, West Virginia 22
ALAMO BOWL
San Antonio	2004,Dec. 29, 9 p.m. (ESPN)	Nebraska 17, Michigan State 3 2004: Wisconsin 31, Colorado 28 (OT)
HOUSTON BOWL
Houston	2004,Dec. 30, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Texas Tech 38, Navy 14 2004: Oklahoma St. 33, Sou. Miss 23
SILICON VALLEY CLASSIC
San Jose, Calif.	2004,Dec. 30, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)	Fresno State 17, UCLA 9 2004: Fresno State 30, Georgia Tech 21
HOLIDAY BOWL
San Diego	2004,Dec. 30, 8 p.m. (ESPN)	Washington State 28, Texas 20 2004: Kansas St. 34, Arizona St. 27
MUSIC CITY BOWL
Nashville, Tenn.	2004,Dec. 31, Noon (ESPN)	Auburn 28, Wisconsin 14 2004: Minnesota 29, Arkansas 14
SUN BOWL
El Paso, Texas	2004,Dec. 31, 2 p.m. (CBS)	Minnesota 31, Oregon 30 2004: Purdue 34, Washington 24
LIBERTY BOWL
Memphis	2004,Dec. 31, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Utah 17, Southern Mississippi 0 2004: TCU 17, Colorado State 3
INDEPENDENCE BOWL
Shreveport, La.	2004,Dec. 31, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 2004: Ole Miss 27, Nebraska 23
SAN FRANCISCO BOWL
San Francisco	2004,Dec. 31, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)	Boston College 35, Colorado State 21 2004: Virginia Tech 20, Air Force 13
OUTBACK BOWL
Tampa, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 11 a.m. (ESPN)	Iowa 37, Florida 17 2004: Michigan 38, Florida 30
GATOR BOWL
Jacksonville, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 12:30 p.m. (NBC)	Maryland 41, West Virginia 7 2004: N.C. State 28, Notre Dame 6
CAPITAL ONE BOWL
Orlando, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 2003, 1 p.m	Georgia 34, Purdue 27 2004: Auburn 13, Penn State 9
COTTON BOWL
Dallas	2005, Jan. 2, 2 p.m	Mississippi 31, Oklahoma State 28 2004: Texas 35, LSU 20
PEACH BOWL
Atlanta	2005, Jan. 2, 4:30 p.m	Clemson 27, Tennessee 14 2004: Maryland 30, Tennessee 3
HUMANITARIAN BOWL
Boise	2005, Jan. 3, Noon (ESPN)	Georgia Tech 52, Tulsa 10 2004: Boise State 34, Iowa State 16
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Online Superbowl Betting

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College Football Schedule Sugar bowl Betting Time

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EVENT	GAME (Guest vs. Home)	DATE (EST)	TV
Monday, December 27
MPC Computers Bowl	#18 Virginia at Fresno State	2:00pm	ESPN
Motor City Bowl	Toledo at Connecticut	5:30pm	ESPN
Tuesday, December 28
Independence Bowl	Miami (OHIO) at Iowa State	6:30pm	ESPN
Insight Bowl	Notre Dame at Oregon State	9:45pm	ESPN
Wednesday, December 29
Houston Bowl	Colorado at UTEP	4:30pm	ESPN
Alamo Bowl	Oklahoma State at #22 Ohio State	8:00pm	ESPN
Thursday, December 30
Continental Tire Bowl	Boston College at North Carolina	1:00pm	ESPN
Emerald Bowl	New Mexico at Navy	4:30pm	ESPN
Holiday Bowl	#21 Texas Tech at #4 California	8:00pm	ESPN
Silicon Valley Classic	Troy at Northern Illinois	11:00pm	ESPN
Friday, December 31
Music City Bowl	Alabama at Minnesota	12:00pm	ESPN
Sun Bowl	#24 Arizona State at Purdue	2:00pm	CBS
Liberty Bowl	#10 Boise State at #8 Louisville	3:30pm	ESPN
Peach Bowl	#14 Miami at #19 Florida	7:30pm	ESPN
Saturday, January 1, 2005
Outback Bowl	#7 Georgia at #16 Wisconsin	11:00am	ESPN
Cotton Bowl	#17 Tennessee at #25 Texas A&M	11:00am	FOX
Gator Bowl	#15 Florida State at #23 West Virginia	12:30pm	NBC
Capital One Bowl	#11 LSU at #13 Iowa	1:00pm	ABC
Rose Bowl	#12 Michigan at #5 Texas	5:00pm	ABC
Fiesta Bowl	#20 Pittsburgh at #6 Utah	8:30pm	ABC
Monday, January 3
Sugar Bowl	#9 Virginia Tech at #3 Auburn	8:00pm	ABC
Tuesday, January 4
Orange Bowl	#1 USC at #2 Oklahoma	8:00pm	ABC

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2004-12-17T07:08:00.000-08:00

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Bowl Games Schedules Dec 2004 (update)

2004-12-07T14:50:00.000-08:00

Bowl Games
Tue., Dec. 14
North Texas vs Southern Mississippi 7:30 pm
Tue., Dec. 21
Georgia Tech vs Syracuse 7:45 pm
Wed., Dec. 22
Memphis vs Bowling Green 8:00 pm
Thur., Dec. 23
Cincinnati vs Marshall 6:30 pm
Wyoming vs UCLA 9:45 pm
Fri., Dec. 24
UAB vs Hawaii 7:00 pm
Mon., Dec. 27
Fresno State vs 18 Virginia 2:00 pm
Toledo vs Connecticut 5:30 pm
Tue., Dec. 28
Iowa State vs Miami (Ohio) 6:30 pm
Oregon State vs Notre Dame 9:45 pm
Wed., Dec. 29
Texas-El Paso vs Colorado 4:30 pm
24 Ohio State vs Oklahoma State 8:00 pm
Thur., Dec. 30
25 Boston College vs North Carolina 1:00 pm
New Mexico vs Navy 4:30 pm
4 California vs 23 Texas Tech 8:00 pm
Troy vs Northern Illinois 11:00 pm
Fri., Dec. 31
Alabama vs Minnesota 12:00 pm
Purdue vs 21 Arizona State 2:00 pm
10 Boise State vs 7 Louisville 3:30 pm
14 Miami (FLA.) vs 20 Florida 7:30 pm
Sat., Jan. 1
15 Tennessee vs 22 Texas A&M 11:00 am
16 Wisconsin vs 8 Georgia 11:00 am
17 Florida State vs West Virginia 12:30 pm
11 Iowa vs 12 LSU 1:00 pm
13 Michigan vs 6 Texas 4:30 pm
5 Utah vs 19 Pittsburgh 8:30 pm
Mon., Jan. 3
3 Auburn vs 9 Virginia Tech 8:00 pm
Tue., Jan. 4
1 Southern California vs 2 Oklahoma

( Nokia Sugar Bowl )

Sugar Bowl Virginia vs Auburn

2004-12-07T14:21:00.000-08:00

Nokia Sugar Bowl president William J. "Bill" Kearney III made the announcement Sunday along with Auburn athletic director David Housel and Virginia Tech athletic director Jim Weaver.
"We're proud to be able to celebrate another wonderful college football season by hosting teams of the caliber and tradition of Auburn and Virginia Tech," Kearney said. "Both institutions have represented themselves impeccably throughout the year and it is our good fortune to be able to welcome them to New Orleans and the Nokia Sugar Bowl later this month."
Formally accepting the invitations were the presidents of the two institutions, Dr. Edward R. Richardson of Auburn and Dr. Charles W. Steger of Virginia Tech.

"The Sugar Bowl is again proud to be the site for a game of champions - Auburn as the SEC winner and Virginia Tech as the ACC winner," said Bowl executive director Paul Hoolahan. "Both programs played at the highest level throughout the season, and the players and coaches from Auburn and Virginia Tech are to be congratulated for what they accomplished. We look forward to hosting the staff, players, alumni and fans from both schools for what promises to be another outstanding Nokia Sugar Bowl for all involved."

Auburn (12-0, 8-0 SEC) is 12-0 for the first time in school history and ranks No. 3 in the BCS rankings and No. 3 in both the Associated Press and ESPN/Coaches polls. The Tigers beat then-No. 15 ranked Tennessee, 38-28, in the SEC Championship game on Saturday for the automatic BCS conference bid. Auburn has reeled off 14 straight wins with its last loss coming at the hands of the University of Georgia, 26-7, in November 2003.

Virginia Tech (10-2, 7-1 ACC) has won eight straight and is ranked No. 8 in the BCS rankings and No. 9 in the AP and ESPN/Coaches polls. The Hokies, automatic BCS qualifiers as ACC champions, concluded their regular season facing former BIG EAST Conference rival and fellow ACC newcomer, Miami, 16-10, on Saturday.

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