OFFENSIVE MVP
Seth Doege, Texas Tech
The quarterback wasn't great -- with two second-half interceptions -- but he was good when he had to be, marching the Red Raiders to the tying touchdown. He completed 31 of 45 passes for 271 yards.
DEFENSIVE MVP
D.J. Johnson, Texas Tech
The senior safety made the play of the game, intercepting Philip Nelson in the final minute with the score tied and returning it 39 yards to the Gophers 22-yard line, setting up a winning field goal. It was his eighth career interception.
BY THE NUMBERS
2 Interceptions for Gophers cornerback Michael Carter, giving him four for the season. He also had five tackles and one pass broken up.
5 Consecutive bowl-game losses for the Gophers, who haven't won a postseason game since beating Alabama in the 2004 Music City Bowl.
20 Combined penalties for both teams -- 13 for Texas Tech, seven for the Gophers, for 219 yards.
