How It Works
Oregon Ducks vs Florida State Seminoles — January 1, 2015
59–20BOWL-NY6
About This Game
The Rose Bowl began as a closely contested battle between two Heisman Trophy winners, but what started competitive quickly became a showcase of Oregon's devastating precision. Florida State kept pace early, trading field goals and touchdowns through the first half with the Ducks. Royce Freeman's one-yard TD run to open the scoring set an aggressive tone, and despite Jameis Winston's early touchdown pass to Travis Rudolph cutting Oregon's lead to just five points in the third quarter, the Seminoles couldn't sustain momentum.
What happened next was simply dominant. Beginning in the third quarter, Oregon scored on six consecutive possessions, with five touchdowns covering at least 21 yards. The signature moment came via receiver Darren Carrington, who hauled in back-to-back touchdown passes from Marcus Mariota—one for 56 yards, another for 30 yards—transforming a 25-20 game into a 39-20 rout in mere minutes. A 58-yard fumble return touchdown by Tony Washington further buried Florida State, as the Seminoles' offense couldn't match the Ducks' tempo and execution.
Marcus Mariota orchestrated the offensive onslaught with surgical precision, proving too dynamic for a Seminoles defense that looked overwhelmed. Oregon's up-tempo attack suffocated FSU's 29-game winning streak, ultimately winning 59-20 in a dominant playoff performance. This explosive game is now available as a Gameprint—custom wall art that brings every drive of this thrilling playoff victory to life.
Game highlights: Darren Carrington's back-to-back touchdown catches (56 and 30 yards), Oregon scores on six consecutive second-half possessions, Tony Washington's 58-yard fumble return TD, Marcus Mariota's dominant playoff performance, Florida State's 29-game winning streak ends
Frequently Asked Questions
What data is used to create a Gameprint?
Every Gameprint is generated from official play-by-play data. Each possession, shot, turnover, and scoring run is mapped into the design — so what you see on the print is the real game.
What sizes are available?
Gameprints come in three sizes: Small (12×16″), Medium (18×24″), and Large (24×32″). All sizes are printed on premium paper with archival inks.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are printed and shipped within 3–5 business days. US shipping is included. International shipping is available at checkout.
Can I customize the colors?
Yes! You can choose from team color presets or pick any custom colors using the color picker in the builder. Make it match your room, your team, or your style.
