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James Jackson rushed for 100 yards for the Canes.

Miami makes most of New Year's return
Miami stopped Georgia Tech where it mattered the most. The 23rd-ranked Hurricanes, playing on New Year's Day for the first time in five years, held Georgia Tech to its fewest points in 17 games and ended Joe Hamilton's career on a sour note with a 28-13 victory in the Gator Bowl. The game belonged to Miami's defense, which extended its streak to 27 quarters without giving up a touchdown pass.

IT WAS OVER WHEN	GAME BALL GOES TO	STATISTICALLY SPEAKING
Leading 21-7 at halftime, the Hurricanes three times came up with a big play to stall Georgia Tech drives and make the Yellow Jackets settle for two field goals.	The Miami backfield. Clinton Portis scored on a 73-yard run and he and James Jackson each rushed for over 100 yards.	422: The yardage output was Georgia Tech's lowest of the year. 27: The number of quarters that the Miami defense has played without giving up a TD pass.

Explosive Moss draws comparisons to Tech nemesis Warrick
Santana Moss, the speedy flanker for No. 23 Miami, could give Georgia Tech's defense a distinct feeling of deja vu.
Hamilton closes out brilliant Tech career
Joe Hamilton has done it all for Georgia Tech. The question is: what's next for the talented quarterback?
War Room: Gator Bowl preview
Get inside the matchup between Georgia Tech and Miami with the Gator Bowl War Room preview.
Georgia Tech's Friedgen wins Broyles Award as top assistant coach
Georgia Tech offensive coordinator Ralph Friedgen won the Broyles Award, given to the nation's top assistant college football coach.
Ranking the 'rank,' and the sweet of the bowl season
Your Christmas gift has come early. Welcome to the 1999 Fun Factor Bowl Poll, where ESPN.com's J. Andrew Cohen has his own unique rankings.
Picking winners a guessing game
Picking bowl winners a guessing game. And it's strictly for entertainment purposes, of course.

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