BYU football: A look at the Cougars' 31 bowl appearances, 1974-2012
Now known as the Capital One Bowl (and formerly the Florida Citrus Bowl), the 1976 Tangerine Bowl featured the Cowboys and Cougars again. BYU came in as WAC champions again with a 9-2 record overall, while the Cowboys represented the now-defunct Big 8 with an 8-3 record.
This result ended up far more lopsided than the Fiesta Bowl two years prior, as OSU running back Terry Miller scored four touchdowns and broke bowl records for yardage. The Cougars trailed 28-14 at halftime and could draw no closer, running their bowl record to 0-2.
Related: 1976 Tangerine Bowl: Oklahoma State 49, BYU 21

This result ended up far more lopsided than the Fiesta Bowl two years prior, as OSU running back Terry Miller scored four touchdowns and broke bowl records for yardage. The Cougars trailed 28-14 at halftime and could draw no closer, running their bowl record to 0-2.
Related: 1976 Tangerine Bowl: Oklahoma State 49, BYU 21

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