Idaho Outlasts Bowling Green 43-42

Max Komar made a sliding 16-yard touchdown catch with 4 seconds left and Nathan Enderle passed to Preston Davis for the 2-point conversion, lifting Idaho to a dramatic 43-42 victory over Bowling Green in Wednesday night's Roady's Humanitarian Bowl. This was a game where the teams went back and forth and you knew the team probably last with the ball would win. Bowling Green took a 42-35 lead with 32 seconds left on a 51-yard pass from Tyler Sheehan to Freddie Barnes, who slipped behind the Idaho secondary for his 17th catch of the game and No. 155 in his NCAA record-setting season. The only mistake Bowling Green made was they left time on the clock for Idaho.

Both teams almost combined for 1,000 total yards. If you loved offense then this was a game for you. Idaho was a team not many people gave much of a chance this season, but they played hard in this game just like Bowling Green. Freddie Barnes from Bowling Green is an NFL talent and will be playing at the next level very soon.