Oregon .28BCS National Championship Game.29 2010 Auburn Tigers football team

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this first meeting between 2 schools. coming game, auburn had 5–3 record against pac-10 teams while oregon 4–4 against sec. game expected high-scoring shootout between 2 high-powered offenses, , while teams combined 1,000 yards of total offense, both teams amassed second-lowest point totals 2010 season.


after scoreless first quarter, oregon went ahead 3–0 in second quarter on 26-yard field goal rob beard. on next offensive possession, auburn went ahead 7–3. heisman trophy winner cam newton completed 35-yard touchdown pass former quarterback kodi burns , successful pat kick wes byrum 12:00 remaining in first half. oregon retook lead, scoring on 8-yard touchdown pass darron thomas lamichael james , two-point conversion run beard, kicker, making score 11–7 in favor of ducks 10:58 remaining in first half.


the tigers cut deficit 2 points when mike blanc tackled james in end zone safety 3:26 remaining in half, making score 11–9. took lead on 30-yard touchdown pass newton emory blake 1:47 left in first half. byrum s successful pat made score 16–11.


the score in third quarter came on 28-yard field goal byrum. auburn held onto eight-point lead until oregon s lamichael james caught two-yard touchdown pass darron thomas 2:33 remaining in fourth quarter , successful two-point conversion tied score @ 19–19. senior kicker wes byrum kicked 19-yard field goal time expired give auburn first bcs national championship, second national championship officially recognized auburn.


rb michael dyer , dt nick fairley voted offensive , defensive most-valuable-player respectively.








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