Las Vegas Bowl Game Photos - Scoreboard Stats and The Play(s) of the Game

[Alaskawildkat]

As viewed from my seat at Saturday's Las Vegas Bowl.

Pictured first is the final stat scoreboard as captured during the final minute of our win.

Following are photos leading up to the winning touchdown.

In the first Ben Bryant launches the 34 yard ball that A.J. Henning leaped up to grab and bring down in a circus catch - arguably the "Play of the Game." The immediately subsequent shots capture 'THE CATCH" both on the field and on the replay.

The final two photos chronicle the consequent secondary "Play of the Game" as they show the team gathered to get ready for the kill which then came on the next play with Bryant's 19 yard toss to Kirtz for the wining touchdown.

 

[zeek55]

Great pics; another memorable bowl win against Utah for the fans that made it out West.

Those Bryant connections with Henning and Kirtz were terrifically executed plays on both ends. Won't be forgotten here especially given Bryant's dramatic return from the concussion protocol.

 

[Alaskawildkat]

Thanks. I'll try to post some added photos eventually.

 

[Baz=Heisman]

Great shots! Anyone have a rough idea of how many fans we had in Vegas? If I had to guess I’d say 5000?

 

[NJcatsfan]

My guess was 6-7k based on crowd shots. Utah had double.

The purple was pretty vocal though!

 

[mickbula]

My guess was 6-7k based on crowd shots. Utah had double.

The purple was pretty vocal though!

I was there. It looked like 3x at least more Utah fans to me. I heard many of them discussing how it seemed like a home game for them. Guys next to me planned on driving back to Utah that nite. When the dingleberry announcer prompted them they got rather loud. Not much went well for them luckily.

 

[NJcatsfan]

I was there. It looked like 3x at least more Utah fans to me. I heard many of them discussing how it seemed like a home game for them. Guys next to me planned on driving back to Utah that nite. When the dingleberry announcer prompted them they got rather loud. Not much went well for them luckily.

Maybe 6k NU fans, 15k of theirs. Sounds about right

 

[Baz=Heisman]

I was there. It looked like 3x at least more Utah fans to me. I heard many of them discussing how it seemed like a home game for them. Guys next to me planned on driving back to Utah that nite. When the dingleberry announcer prompted them they got rather loud. Not much went well for them luckily.

That in-house announcer was soooooo annoying. Also, not sure how everyone who was there felt but I thought Allegiant Stadium was good but not groundbreaking by any means.