[JonPreston]

For those of us who DVR’d the game from last night, please don’t add scores to the title of your article. Thanks.

[missnry]

For those of us who DVR’d the game from last night, please don’t add scores to the title of your article. Thanks.

There is only one way to safely watch a recorded bowl game in the morning post game day and that is to not turn on a single electronic device but go straight to the recording! The only thing you can reliably do is pick up a paper book or magazine. If you turn on your TV you better have had it set to a channel that does not have any news on it prior to going to the recording because as soon as you turn it on it will be on the news/sports and the score will be displayed! Also… the recording of the bowl games must record beyond the displayed time of the game as they go beyond the allotted time schedule! If you didn’t record the post game shows you will not see the final minutes of the game!

[OrangeHoof]

please don’t add scores to the title of your article. Uhh, I don't believe I did. The part before the parenthesis was verbatim from CBS Sports.com. The part in parentheses I added myself but I was brief.

If I failed, I apologize. I was mostly shocked nobody had posted it before I got there.