2008 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl: West Virginia Vs. Oklahoma (Widescreen)

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On their way to the Fiesta Bowl title, the West Virginia Mountaineers never lost focus. In one of the biggest games in WVU history, the stars of the ninth ranked Mountaineers shined in beating the fourth ranked Oklahoma Sooner's, 48-28, in the 2008 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. The Mountaineers rallied behind interim Coach Stewart, who would be named the school's permanent head coach the day after the game. West Virginia played 60 minutes of inspired football while overcoming the loss of their star tailback, Steve Slaton, to a leg injury in the first quarter. The Mountaineers' explosive offense responded by scoring 28 second half points on just 12 plays. Racing for 349 yards and three touchdowns, West Virginia ran at will against an Oklahoma defense which had allowed less than 92 rushing yards per game during the season. West Virginia quarterback Pat White led the charge with 327 total yards and two touchdowns to earn the game's offensive MVP honors. Noel Devine, filling in for the injured Slaton, ran for 108 yards and two touchdowns. The stifling Mountaineer defense held the high powered Sooner's offense well below their season average of 43 points per game. The official Fox Sports Tostitos Fiesta Bowl DVD includes the commercial free game broadcast as well as special bonus featurettes. It is a great addition to any Mountaineer fan's collection.

Featurettes.

"Shortcuts"; "Fight Songs"; "In The Trenches: Oklahoma"; "BCS Live Fiesta Bowl Wrap-Up"; "Postgame Coverage".