Braylon Edwards broke the Michigan Wolverines and Big 10 career receiving touchdown record during the first half ofthe football game. He caught a 39-yard and an eight-yard to pass former Michigan Wolverine Anthony Carter 1979-81. Edwards finished his football career with 39 touchdowns.

• Edwards led the Michigan Wolverines with 10 receptions for 109 yards and three scores.

• Edwards' 3 touchdown receptions set a football Rose Bowl single game record, surpassing the previous mark of 2 scores claimed by 17 different football players in the 91 year history of the "Granddaddy of the Them All." It was also a Michigan Wolverines bowl game record.

• Edwards set the Rose Bowl career reception record in the game and surpassed the 100-yard rushing barrier in his 2nd career Rose Bowl football game. He finished his Rose Bowl football career with 20 receptions for 216 yards and three touchdowns, breaking the previous Rose Bowl record of 14 catches by UCLA's J.J. Stokes 1994.

• Edwards finishes his career with 24 bowl receptions to set a Michigan Wolverines bowl record. He had 326 receiving yards, 2nd most total in Michigan Wolverines football history, trailing Anthony Carter's 395 yards 20 catches in 4 games, 1979-83.

• Edwards surpassed the 100 yard receiving mark in all 3 career football bowl games, including back-to-back Rose Bowl football games. Edwards caught 10 passes for 109 yards against Texas after collecting 10 catches for 107 yards vs. Southern California in last year's football game. Edwards had 110 yards on 4 catches against Florida in the 2003 Outback Bowl.

• Freshman quarterback Chad Henne tied the Michigan Wolverines and football Rose Bowl record for passing touchdowns in a single football game with 4 TDs against the Texas Longhorns.

• Henne completed 18-of-34 passes for 227 yards and 4 touchdowns against Texas Longhorns. The 4 TDs were a career football high and marked the 2nd time this football season for Henne and the 16th time a Michigan Wolverine quarterback has thrown 4 TD-passes in a football game.

• With 4 passing scores, Henne completed at least 1 TD in every football game this season and tied Elvis Grbac's school record of 25 scores set during the 1991 season.

• Henne became the 1st true freshman signal caller to start at quarterback in a football Rose Bowl game.

• Junior wide receiver/return specialist Steve Breaston opened the 2005 Rose Bowl football game with a season- and career-best 44-yard kickoff return. Breaston finished the football game with 221 kickoff return yards, 15 yards rushing on 3 carries, 77 yards with 3 receptions and 1 punt return for 2 yards for 315 all-purpose yardage. Breaston caught a football season- and career-best 50-yard touchdown pass from Henne in the third quarter.

• Sophomore linebacker Prescott Burgess claimed his first career interception and returned the ball 23 yards into Texas Longhorns territory.

• Sophomore LaMarr Woodley was named the Rose Bowl Defensive Player of the football Game. Woodley led the defense with 11 tackles and 4 tackles for loss.

• Senior cornerback Marlin Jackson registered a career-high 9 tackles, 1 tackle for loss and 1 pass breakup in his final career football game.

• Junior Mike Kolodziej started at left tackle, his 1st starting assignment since the Notre Dame Sept. 11th. He has started t3 football games this season, the 1st 2 contests at right tackle and today's football Rose Bowl game at left tackle.

• A total of 14 Michigan's players started back-to-back football Rose Bowl games. The list includes Braylon Edwards, David Baas, Matt Lentz, Tim Massaquoi and Kevin Dudley on offense; Pat Massey, Lawrence Reid, Scott McClintock, Pierre Woods, Marlin Jackson and Ernest Shazor on defense; and specialists Adam Finley, Troy Nienberg and Garrett Rivas.

• Marlin Jackson set a Michigan Wolverines record with his 39th start in the secondary.

• Sophomore kicker Garrett Rivas' 44-yard field goal in the 3rd quarter was the 3rd longest in Michigan Wolverines bowl history.

• 4 members of the Michigan Wolverine squad made milestone starts in the 2005 Rose Bowl football game, including Braylon Edwards 35, Matt Lentz 25, Lawrence Reid 25 and Tim Massaquoi 20.

• The 37 points by U-M marked the most points in a football bowl loss.

• Edwards finished his career as Michigan's career leader in receptions 252, receiving yards 3,542, touchdowns 39 and 100-yard receiving games 16.

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January 1, 2005

Site: Pasadena, Calif. (Rose Bowl Stadium) Score: #6 Texas 38, #13 Michigan 37 Records: U-M (9-3), Texas (11-1) Attendance: 93,468 Next U-M Event: Season Completed

Last-Second Field Goal Sends U-M to Rose Bowl Loss

PASADENA, Calif. -- Senior placekicker Dusty Mangum's 37-yard field goal as time expired gave the sixth-ranked Texas Longhorns a 38-37 comeback win over the No. 13 University of Michigan football team Saturday (Jan. 1) in the 91st Rose Bowl football Game. Michigan Wolverines sophomore placekicker Garrett Rivas (Tampa, Fla./Jesuit HS) had scored on a 42-yard field goal with 3:04 remaining to give the Michigan Wolverines (9-3) a 37-35 lead, but the Texas Longhorns (11-1) used 10 plays to cover 47 yards on the game-winning drive.

Edwards' 3 touchdown catches give him 39 for his football career, a Big 10 record. U-M was led offensively by senior wide receiver Braylon Edwards (Detroit, Mich./Bishop Gallagher (HS) with 10 receptions for 109 yards and 3 touchdowns. Edwards became Michigan's and the Big 10 Conference's career receiving TD leader, closing his career with 39 TD receptions to surpass the 37 scores attained by former Michigan Wolverine Anthony Carter (1979-82).

Chad Henne (Wyomissing, Pa./Wilson HS), the 1st ever true freshman starting quarterback in a football Rose Bowl game and just the 2nd rookie starter in a football Bowl Championship Series game, completed 18-of-34 passes for 227 yards and a school-record and Rose Bowl record-tying four touchdowns. He led 7 offensive scoring drives for the Michigan Wolverines.

Freshman tailback Mike Hart (Syracuse, N.Y./Onondaga Central HS) kept the offense balanced with strong running behind the Michigan Wolverines line. Hart rushed 21 times for 83 yards. Defensively, U-M sophomore defensive end LaMarr Woodley (Saginaw, Mich./Saginaw HS), who led the team with 11 tackles (nine solo), was named the Rose Bowl's Defensive Player of the football Game. Senior cornerback Marlin Jackson (Sharon, Pa./Sharon HS) set a career high with 9 tackles against the Michigan Longhorns, including 1 tackle for loss and one pass breakup. Senior safety Ernest Shazor (Detroit, Mich./Martin Luther King HS) contributed 7 tackles to finish the football year as the team's leader tackler with 84 stops.

Texas Longhorns sophomore quarterback Vince Young rushed 21 times for 192 yards and 4 touchdowns and was named the Rose Bowl's Offensive Player of the football Game, leading the Texas Longhorns to the victory. Young rushed for 4 touchdowns and was 16-of-28 passing for 180 yards and a touchdown as he accounted for all five of the Texas Longhorns touchdowns.

U-M junior Steve Breaston (North Braddock, Pa./Woodland Hills HS) returned the opening kickoff a season- and career-best 44 yards to Michigan's 47-yard line, providing the Michigan Wolverines excellent field possession to begin their 19th Rose Bowl appearance. Edwards caught 2 passes for 25 yards, including a 21-yarder to the Texas Longhorns' 24-yard line, but the drive stalled as penalties pushed the Michigan Wolverines backwards to the 40-yard line. Hart added 2 carries for 5 yards and Edwards gained eight yards on a reverse.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Young scored the game's 1st touchdown on a 20-yard quarterback draw at 1:41 of the 1st quarter. Young kept the ball and ran untouched around the right side of the formation to provide Texas Longhorns a 7-0 lead. The Texas Longhorns' 12-play, 85-yard scoring drive consumed 4:12, with Young completing 3-of-5 passes for 41 yards in addition to the 20-yard TD run. Benson added five carries for 24 yards.

Edwards evened the score at 7-7 with 12:08 left in the 2nd quarter on a 39-yard touchdown pass from Henne along the left side of the Texas Longhorns end zone. Edwards' receiving TD was the 37th of his career, tying the Big 10 and Michigan Wolverines school record. The 4-play scoring drive covered 50 yards in 1:39. Hart had runs of 5, 3 and 3 yards to move the chains prior to the scoring play.

The Texas Longhorns answered the Michigan Wolverines touchdown and increased the lead to 14-7 with an 11-yard pass from Young to tight end David Thomas with 4:16 left in the 2nd quarter. The 13-play scoring drive went 58 yards in 7:52.

U-M took advantage of the fiitball game's 1st turnover and knotted the football score at 14 apiece at halftime as Henne tossed an eight-yard TD pass to a wide-open Edwards in the right middle of the end zone. The 8-play football scoring drive covered 34 yards with the Michigan Wolverines gaining 2 1st downs. Edwards' touchdown grab broke the tie with Carter for the Michigan Wolverines and Big Ten career marks and also set a new football Rose Bowl career record for receptions 15. Edwards finished the football game with 20 career Rose Bowl receptions.

U-M received the turnover following a punt from senior Adam Finley (Greenwood, Ind./Center Grove HS) that was fumbled by Ramonce Taylor at the 31-yard line. Sophomore reserve safety Anton Campbell (O'Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West HS) recovered the ball, providing the Michigan Wolverines with excellent field possession at UT's 34-yard line with 2:26 left in the half.

On the opening possession of the 3rd quarter, the Texas Longhorns capitalized and gained a 21-14 advantage as Young scampered 60 yards down the right sideline for the touchdown. UT's drive covered 72 yards in 6 plays and elapsed 2:07. The Texas Longhorns converted a third-and-10 as Young tossed an 11-yard pass to tight end Bo Scaife.

Michigan Wolverines continued to play catch-up and scored 30 seconds following UT's touchdown as Breaston started and capped the drive with long plays. He caught the 50-yard TD pass from Henne on a third-and-10 play from midfield after returning the drive-opening kickoff 43 yards to 50.

The Michigan Wolverines gained their 1st lead of the football game at 6:29 of the 3rd quarter, 28-21, as Henne completed a 9-yard TD pass to Edwards on a slant pass from the left side of the formation. U-M's balanced scoring drive moved 77 yards in 10 plays, with 40 yards coming through the air and 32 on the ground.

Michigan Wolverines picked up its 1st defensive turnover in 3 games and pushed its lead to 31-21 on a 44- yard field goal by sophomore kicker Garrett Rivas (Tampa, Fla./Jesuit HS). The Michigan Wolverines gained possession as sophomore linebacker Prescott Burgess (Warren, Ohio/Warren G. Harding HS) picked off a Young pass across the middle and returned his 1st career interception 23 yards to Texas Longhorns' 45-yard line. U-M gained one 1st down before the drive stalled at the Texas Longhorns' 27-yard line. The 6-play drive covered 18 yards in 2:10 and marked the final points of the 3rd quarter.

Young scored his 3rd rushing TD of the football game, a 10-yard run at 9:51 of the 4th quarter, and trimmed the deficit to 31-28. The Texas Longhorns started with possession at midfield following a 9-yard punt return by Aaron Ross. UT's football scoring drive covered 50 yards in 8 plays and consumed 3:08. Young completed all three pass attempts for 33 yards on the drive, and Michigan Wolverines was assessed a personal foul late hit penalty that gave Texas Longhorns 1st-and-goal from the 6-yard line.

The Michigan Wolverines boosted their lead to 34-28 with 6:09 remaining in the 4th quarter as Rivas converted a 32-yard field goal. U-M answered the UT score, moving 60 yards in 11 plays. The Texas Longhorns needed only 1:13 to answer the Michigan Wolverines, covering 69 yards in 3 plays. Young finished the drive with a 23-yard run to tie the score, and Mangum's extra kick was good for the lead, 35-34.

Breaston began the Michigan Wolverines' next drive with a 53-yard kickoff return for a Michigan Wolverines single- football game bowl record, surpassing his previous football season- and career-best set earlier in the football game. It was his 6th kickoff return of the football game for a total of 221 yards, setting Michigan Wolverines and Rose Bowl records. Hart carried for 18 yards in the next 3 plays, ending on the 25-yard line, where Rivas completed the drive with a 42-yard field goal. This was his 3rd of the football game, tying the football Rose Bowl record. With 3:04 remaining on the clock, Rivas' field goal gave him 13 points for the football game, matching his career high.

Mangum capped the Texas Longhorns' Ten-play winning drive with his 37-yard field goal as time expired.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ----------------- -- -- -- -- ----- Texas............... 7 7 7 17 - 38 Record: (11-1) Michigan............ 0 14 17 6 - 37 Record: (9-3) Attendance: 93,468



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