Toledo Triumphs Over Pittsburgh in Historic Six-Overtime Bowl Game

The GameAbove Sports Bowl set a record for the longest bowl game as Toledo edged Pittsburgh 48-46 after dramatic twists and six overtimes.

Toledo quarterback Tucker Gleason accounted for five overtime scores, including four passing touchdowns, leading the Rockets to victory in the GameAbove Sports Bowl.
The game broke the bowl record for most overtimes, previously set just two days earlier, highlighting an unprecedented postseason for college football overtime battles.
Pittsburgh, starting freshman quarterback Julian Dugger due to injuries and transfers, saw Dugger deliver four overtime scores but fall short on the final play under heavy pressure.
Toledo's defense secured two pick-sixes during regulation, including a 58-yard interception return by Darius Alexander, which helped force overtime after a late game-tying field goal.
Pittsburgh's season ended with a six-game losing streak after starting 7-0, while Toledo celebrated its first bowl win since 2018 in a game marked by penalties and replay drama.