Chick-fil-A Bowl results - final score: Auburn 23, Clemson 20 OT

Those who speculated (including myself) whether Tommy Tuberville had something up his sleeve were right. Boy, did he ever.

Auburn unveiled a brand new spread offense and ran it well enough to defeat #22 Clemson, 23-20 in overtime. The score at regulation was 17-17; Clemson scored a field goal on their turn at offense, then Auburn freshman Kodi Burns ran it in from the 7-yard-line to take the win.

As expected, it was a defensive struggle from start to finish. Auburn took a 3-0 lead into the 2nd quarter when Clemson's CJ Spiller broke free for an 83 yard touchdown run, shocking the normally leak-proof Auburn defense.

After the half, Burns got his first touchdown on a 22 yard pass to Mario Fannin, and Auburn led 10-7. At the end of the third quarter Clemson drove to the Auburn 2 yard line, only to be stopped and settle for a field goal on the fourth quarter's first play.

The next Clemson drive, off an interception of Brandon Cox, resulted in a touchdown and Clemson taking the lead, 17-10. Auburn answered on their next possession, and regulation ended with the score 17-17.

After Mark Buchholz's field goal gave Clemson the lead, Auburn faced a fourth-and-one at the Clemson 16; instead of kicking a tying field goal, Tuberville opted for a Brandon Cox sneak which was successful, giving Auburn the first down at Clemson's 14. Three plays later Burns was in the end zone.

Auburn and Clemson both finish 9-4. Auburn will likely replace Clemson, who does not have any top 25 victories, in the SportsRatings Top 25.

Insight Bowl results - final score: Oklahoma State 49, Indiana 33

Zac Robinson propelled the Oklahoma State Cowboys over the Indiana Hoosiers Monday, storming to a 35-10 halftime lead before finishing the game at 49-33.

Robinson completed 24 of 34 passes for three touchdowns and ran for two more TDs. The Hoosiers' Kellen Lewis tried to keep up with 2 passing TDs and 1 rushing touchdown but Indiana couldn't compete with the Cowboy offense.

Indiana scored first to take a 3-0 lead, but the first quarter ended 21-3, Oklahoma State; they stretched the lead to 28-3 with Robinson's third TD pass in a row. Lewis responded with a 4-yard TD, but Robinson ended the half on a quarterback keeper for a score.

Each time Indiana cut into the lead, the Cowboys responded. Lewis and Robinson traded scores again in the 3rd quarter to make it 42-17, and Indiana got within 42-27 after an Austin Starr field goal, but another Cowboy touchdown put any glimmer of hope to rest with one minute to go. Still, Lewis added a final touchdown for Indiana with one second left.

Both teams finished the season 7-6. Although Indiana did not get a win for ex-coach Terry Hoeppner, who died of a brain tumor last summer, they achieved their goal of "playing 13"—getting to a bowl game—in the 2007 season.

Bowl tally: Not sure exactly, I'll figure it out later. It's nice though, after a day when everything went against my predictions, to pretty much nail two games, picking the winner, beating the spread, and coming pretty close on both counts to the final score.