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2016 Military Bowl

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2016 Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman

9th Military Bowl

Temple Owls

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

(10–3)

(6–6)

The American

ACC

Head coach:
Ed Foley
(interim)

Head coach:
Dave Clawson

AP	Coaches	CFP
23	24	24

	1	2	3	4	Total
Temple	7	3	10	6	26
Wake Forest	14	17	0	3	34

Date

December 27, 2016

Season

2016

Stadium

Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Location

Annapolis, Maryland

MVP

Wake Forest LB Thomas Brown

Favorite

Temple by 13^[1]

Referee

Kevin Stine (Sun Belt)^[2]

Attendance

26,656

Payout

US$1,000,000^[3]

United States TV coverage

Network

ESPN

Announcers

TV: Jason Benetti, Kelly Stouffer, Paul Carcaterra
Radio: John Brickley, Brad Edwards

Military Bowl
< 2015	2017 >

The 2016 Military Bowl was a postseason college football bowl game, played at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial StadiuminAnnapolis, Maryland, on December 27, 2016.^[4] The ninth edition of the Military Bowl featured the American Athletic Conference champion Temple Owls versus the Wake Forest Demon DeaconsofAtlantic Coast Conference.^[5]

Teams[edit]

The game featured the Temple Owls against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.

This was the second all-time meeting between the schools; the previous one was on November 1, 1930, when the Owls defeated the Demon Deacons by a score of 36–0.^[6]

Temple[edit]

Wake Forest[edit]

Game summary[edit]

^[2]

Scoring summary[edit]

Scoring summary

Quarter	Time	Drive			Team	Scoring information	Score
Quarter	Time	Plays	Yards	TOP	Team	Scoring information	TEM	WAKE
1	13:33	1	48	0:09	TEM	Adonis Jennings 48-yard touchdown reception from P. J. Walker, Aaron Boumerhi kick good	7	0
1	8:37	4	60	1:06	WAKE	Cam Serigne 41-yard touchdown reception from John Wolford, Mike Weaver kick good	7	7
1	5:20	4	54	0:57	WAKE	Tabari Hines 20-yard touchdown reception from John Wolford, Mike Weaver kick good	7	14
2	12:26	1	11	0:08	WAKE	Cade Carney 11-yard touchdown run, Mike Weaver kick good	7	21
2	8:34	10	62	2:08	WAKE	25-yard field goal by Mike Weaver	7	24
2	3:02	9	39	2:34	WAKE	Matt Colburn 3-yard touchdown run, Mike Weaver kick good	7	31
2	0:04	11	57	2:58	TEM	45-yard field goal by Aaron Boumerhi	10	31
3	14:08	3	75	0:52	TEM	Adonis Jennings 58-yard touchdown reception from P. J. Walker, Aaron Boumerhi kick good	17	31
3	3:51	11	74	5:13	TEM	24-yard field goal by Aaron Boumerhi	20	31
4	9:36	8	44	3:14	TEM	32-yard field goal by Aaron Boumerhi	23	31
4	3:56	10	56	3:39	TEM	38-yard field goal by Aaron Boumerhi	26	31
4	1:59	4	3	1:57	WAKE	30-yard field goal by Mike Weaver	26	34
"TOP" = time of possession. For other American football terms, see Glossary of American football.							26	34

Statistics[edit]

Statistics^[2]	TEM	WAKE
First Downs	21	22
Plays-yards	72–376	72–368
Third down efficiency	1–12	6–14
Rushes-yards	23– -20 (-0.9)	43-125 (2.9)
Passing yards	396	243
Passing, Comp-Att-Int	28–49–1	14–29–2
Time of Possession	30:57	29:03