After being canceled in 2020 the inaugural Jimmy Kimmel Bowl finally kicked off Saturday night. The game, named after the ABC late-night talk show host, featured much of the silliness you would expect from Kimmel. That included a vomiting camel. Yes, you read that right. However, like most of the bowl games so far in 2021, there was some good football. Let’s break it down as Utah State wins the LA Bowl 24-13.<\/p>\n
The Beavers came out hot, scoring less than a minute into the game. Jesiah Irish<\/a> capped a three-play, 71-yard drive with a 20-yard touchdown giving Oregon State the early lead. However, the Aggies couldn’t get anything going with an interception and a punt.<\/p>\n On their third series starting quarterback Logan Bonner<\/a> injured his knee. In addition backup,\u00a0Andrew Peasley <\/a> was out due to an injury. That forced third-string Cooper Legas<\/a> into the game. How did that work out? In the first play from scrimmage, he hit Deven Thompkins<\/a> on a 62 yard strike evening the game at seven.<\/p>\n Legas \u2708\ufe0f DT @cooperlegas<\/a> for 6\ufe0f\u20e3! pic.twitter.com\/mQJqPl7NTK<\/a><\/p>\n — USU Football (@USUFootball) December 19, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n