The 2005 Victory Bowl, the Ninth edition of the annual game, was a college football bowl game played on Saturday, November 19, 2005, at Ward Field in Bourbonnais, Illinois. It was a rematch of the previous year's Victory Bowl and featured the Northwestern Eagles against the Olivet Nazarene Tigers. The Eagles would not get revenge for last year's defeat as the Tigers repeated as Champions winning their Third Victory Bowl 29–13. The Tigers went to a 29–0 run to start and never let go allowing only 165 yards on defense compared to their 454 yards of total offense.[1]
Scoring Summary
| Scoring summary
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| Quarter
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Time
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Drive
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Team
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Scoring information
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Score
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| Plays
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Yards
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TOP
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Northwestern Eagles
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Olivet Nazarene Tigers
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| 1
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3:28
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4
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60
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1:53
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Olivet Nazarene Tigers
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Kevin Jones 5-yard touchdown reception from Joe Boseo, 2-point Dan Walker Pass from Aaron Palmer Good
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0
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8
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| 2
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7:19
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7
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45
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2:31
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Olivet Nazarene Tigers
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Billy Lawrence 4-yard touchdown run, Matt Soulia kick Good
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0
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15
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| 2
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1:20
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3
|
46
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0:54
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Olivet Nazarene Tigers
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Joe Robertson 10-yard touchdown run, Matt Soulia kick Good
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0
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22
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| 3
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8:25
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15
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66
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6:35
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Olivet Nazarene Tigers
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Joe Robertson 1-yard touchdown run, Matt Soulia kick Good
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0
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29
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| 3
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0:08
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8
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70
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3:28
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Northwestern Eagles
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Stefan Redlin -yard touchdown reception from Josh Peterson, Dennis Holsman kick Good
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7
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29
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| 4
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9:06
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1
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50
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-
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Northwestern Eagles
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Interception returned 50 yards for touchdown by Max Meagher, Dennis Holsman kick Failed
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13
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29
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| "TOP" = time of possession. For other American football terms, see Glossary of American football.
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Northwestern Eagles
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Olivet Nazarene Tigers
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[2]
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