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1982 Tangerine Bowl

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American college football game December 2025 August 2023 Tangerine Bowl December 18 1982 1982 Orlando Stadium Orlando, Florida Auburn University Auburn Tigers 8–3 Pat Dye SEC 18 15 3 20 10 0 Boston College Boston College Eagles 8–2–1 Jack Bicknell Independent 7 3 0 16 Randy Campbell, QB, Auburn Robin Wood (ACC) 51,296 1983 Citrus Bowl The 1982 Tangerine Bowl was held on December 18, 1982 at the Orlando Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The #18 Auburn Tigers defeated the Boston College Eagles by a score of 33–26. Notability The 1982 Tangerine Bowl was the last to be called the Tangerine Bowl; the name was changed to the Florida Citrus Bowl for the 1983 game. Game summary The first quarter was somewhat slow compared to the rest of the game; Boston College opened the scoring as Doug Flutie found the end zone on a 5-yard rush to put BC up 7–0. Auburn countered, though, scoring a 19-yard field goal. The first quarter ended 7–3. Auburn's offense turned it on in the second quarter, scoring on a Bo Jackson 1-yard rush and another 2-yard rush to take a 17–7 lead. BC converted a 34-yard field goal but Auburn found the end zone once again as Jackson scored from 6 yards out, though the two-point conversion failed and the second quarter ended 23–10. The third quarter saw Auburn's lead extend from 17 to 27 as they scored twice more, from a 23-yard field goal and then from a 15-yard rush. BC retaliated in the fourth, though, as Doug Flutie delivered two touchdown passes and was responsible for both successful two-point conversions. The 16-point comeback wasn't enough, as Auburn won the game, 33–26. Aftermath Auburn's win saw them rise in the polls and finish at #14. Boston College, who entered the game unranked, remained unranked. Auburn fullback Greg Pratt, who scored a touchdown in the game and entered the next season as the starting fullback, died in spring practice after collapsing from heat exhaustion in spring practice.https://www.upi.com/Archives/1983/08/23/An-autopsy-report-shows-Auburn-University-fullback-Greg-Pratt/4917430459200/ An autopsy report shows Auburn University fullback Greg Pratt References Tangerine Bowl Category:Citrus Bowl (game) Category:Auburn Tigers football bowl games Category:Boston College Eagles football bowl games Tangerine Bowl Tangerine Bowl Category:1980s in Orlando, Florida