The 2014 Rose Bowl features two almost opposite teams with one thing in common; a College Football Playoff spot. Jeff Mathis Jersey . The second-seeded Oregon Ducks have arguably put together more convincing wins than any other team in college football this season. However, their record features an obvious blemish in the form of an upset loss to unranked Arizona in early October. The third-ranked Florida State Seminoles have put together narrow victories over teams critics believe they should have blown out. Though unconvincingly, the Seminoles put together their second straight undefeated season to earn a Rose Bowl berth. The two will meet for the first time this season on New Year’s Day with a trip to the National Championship game. The opposite natures of the two extend further to their star quarterbacks, both on and off the field. Florida State’s Jameis Winston, the 2013 Heisman trophy winner, has been marred in off-field controversies, including a police investigation and one-game suspension for a vulgar comment on campus. Winston also struggled in many games throughout the season, but made a habit of leading game-winning touchdown drives. His three-touchdown game against Georgia Tech snapped a six-game stretch with at least one interception – including three games with two or more picks. Oregon’s Marcus Mariota has avoided any involvement in off-field distraction for the Ducks and has played mistake-free football throughout the season. As Oregon’s offence consistently put up big offensive numbers, Mariota took centre stage. The 2014 Heisman winner threw just two interceptions on the season – one against UCLA and one against Stanford –but made up for each of those with at least four touchdowns in both games. Mariota’s impressive play allowed the Ducks to bounce back to the second ranking after falling in the AP rankings to 12th after their loss to Arizona. Winston and Florida State opened the season as the top-ranked team in college football, the natural selection coming off their National Championship. However, despite never dropping a game, the Seminoles slid back in the rankings, to the extent their CFP spot was still considered in jeopardy even after their ACC Championship win. Dating back to 2012, Florida State has won 29-straight games. Though they failed to dominate opponents this year in the fashion they did in 2013, no team in two years has been able to solve the Seminoles. Jameis Winston has also never been defeated in his career. Though the Oregon defence was often playing with the lead, their defensive statistics indicate Winston could have success against the Ducks. Florida State’s passing attack ranked 14th in college football with just shy of 300 yards per game, while Oregon’s pass defence allowed 259 yards per game, ranking as the unit 95th in the FBS. However, the Ducks defence allowed just 22.5 points per game to rank 29th in that category, one spot ahead of the Seminoles. With the defensive statistics proving inconclusive of who holds an advantage, the Mariota vs. Winston storyline moves further to the forefront. The two potential first-round NFL draft picks and former Heisman winners have been compared throughout the season. Now, they will meet for the first time in their careers. Oregon will likely prove to be the biggest test for Florida State since their 29-game streak began. The Ducks have won games soundly throughout the season and haven’t needed ‘miracles’ to do so, unlike Florida State’s 2013 bowl competitor in Auburn. Oregon is listed as a nine-point favourite to advance to the National Championship game, but if Florida State can keep the game close, the Seminoles may have one more last-minute victory in them. Logic says to the lean towards a Ducks victory, but there is a reason Florida State has never lost with Winston at the helm. Eye on Sunday QB Marcus Mariota, Oregon Mariota is widely viewed as the favourite to be selected first overall in the 2014 NFL Draft and has a chance to secure his position as the top pick with a strong run to the National Championship. Mariota is expected to emerge as the NFL’s next dual-threat quarterback and could put his legs on display against Florida State’s oversized defensive line. Throughout his three-year Oregon career, Mariota’s Ducks have held a top-two ranking only to fall down the stretch. Now finally given his chance in a playoff atmosphere, Mariota can truly prove his worth. QB Jameis Winston Winston ranks behind Mariota on most draft boards, but he can make his case for the first-overall pick in a head-to-head matchup. Though his scouting report is filled with red flags, the redshirt sophomore arguably has more talent than his cross-country rival and a stronger résumé, which he can strengthen with another national championship berth. Paul Goldschmidt Jersey . Spieth again showed game well beyond his 20 years with a 9-under 63 on the North Course, giving him a one-shot lead over Stewart Cink going into the weekend at the Farmers Insurance Open. Daniel Descalso Jersey . Terms of the contract were not disclosed by the club. Clemons spent his first five NFL seasons with the Miami Dolphins, who selected him in the fifth round of the 2009 draft out of Clemson. http://www.diamondbacksteamshop.com/Diamondbacks-Patrick-Corbin-Kids-Jersey/ . The 42-ranked Czech saved seven break points while converting his one chance, and defeated the No. 3 seed in 1 hour 46 minutes. Rosol, who lost in the final in Stuttgart against Roberto Bautista Agut on Sunday, awaits the winner between Philipp Kohlschreiber or 2011 champion Gilles Simon.All the 7s squad announcements for the Rio Olympics, as the competition prepares to kick off on August 6. Men:Pool A Fiji scored this incredible try in the cup semi-final of the Vegas 7s Fiji: Apisai Domolailai, Osea Kolinisau (c), Semi Kunatani, Viliame Mata, Leone Nakarawa, Vatemo Ravouvou, Savenaca Rawaca, Kitione Taliga, Josua Tuisova, Jerry Tuwai, Jasa Veremalua, Samisoni Viriviri.USA: Perry Baker, Danny Barrett, Garrett Bender, Andrew Durutalo, Nate Ebner, Madison Hughes, Carlin Isles, Folau Niua, Ben Pinkelman, Zack Test, Maka Unufe, Chris Wyles. Canadian 7s player Adam Zaruba made this stunning catch against Wales in Paris Argentina: Santiago Alvarez, Juan Pablo Estelles, Rodrigo Etchart, Bautista Ezcurra, Juan Imhoff, Fernando Luna, Matías Moroni, Axel Müller, Gastón Revol (c), Javier Rojas, Franco Sábato, Germán Schulz.Brazil: Gusatvo Albuquerque, Arthur Bergo, Laurent Couhet, Juliano Ernani Fiori, Stefano Giantorno, Luca Rodriguez, Moises Rodriguez, Daniel Sancery, Felipe Sancery, Martin Schaefer, Felipe Silva, Andre Nascimento Muniz Da Silva.Pool B Rosko Specman tricked the Scotland defence with this clever dummy at the Sydney 7s South Africa: Cecil Afrika, Tim Agaba, Kyle Brown (c), Juan de Jongh, Justin Geduld, Werner Kok, Cheslin Kolbe, Dylan Sage, Seabelo Senatla, Kwagga Smith, Rosko Specman, Philip Snyman.Australia: Cameron Clark, Tom Cusack, Allan Faalavaau, Con Foley, Lewis Holland, Henry Hutchison, Ed Jenkins, Nick Malouf, Pat McCutcheon, Jesse Parahi, John Porch, James Stannard. Teenager Henry Hutchinson scores the winning try for Australia against England at the Sydney 7s France: Jérémy Aicardi, Steeve Barry, Terry Bouhraoua (c), Julien Candelon, Damien Cler, Manoël Dall Igna, Vincent Inigo, Pierre-Gilles Lakafia, Jonathan Laugel, Stephen Parez, Virimi Vakatawa, Sacha Valleau.Spain: Pablo Fontes de Castro, Ignacio Martin Goenaga, Francisco Hernandez Jimenez, Javier Carrion Llorens., Joan Losada, Cesar Sempere Padilla, Matias Tudela Perret, Pol Pla, Igor Genua Sistiaga, Pablo Feijoo Ugalde, Angel Lopez Vazquez, Inaki Villanueva.Pool C New Zealands Scott Curry takes World Rugby on a tour of his new house, and discusses how he got into 7s New Zealand: Scott Curry (c), Sam Dickson, D.J. Forbes, Akira Ioane, Rieko Ioane, Gillies Kaka, Tim Mikkelson, Augustine Pulu, Teddy Stanaway, Regan Ware, Joe Webber, Sonny Bill Williams.Team GB: Mark Bennett, Dan Bibby, Phil Burgess, Sam Cross, James Davies, Alex Davis, Ollie Lindsay-Hague, Tom Mitchell, Dan Norton, Mark Robertson, James Rodwell, Marcus Watson. Team GB mens coach Simon Amor is delighted with his 12-man squad Kenya: Biko Adema, William Ambaka, Andrew Amonde, Oscar Ayodi, Collins Injera, Humphrey Kayange, Augustine Lugonzo, Bush Mwale, Billy Odhiambo, Samuel Oliech, Dennis Ombachi, Oscar Ouma. Randy Johnson Jersey. Japan: Kenki Fukuoka, Teruya Goto, Kazuhiro Goya, Kazushi Hano, Masakatsu Hikosaka, Yusaku Kuwazuru (c), Lomano Lemeki, Katsuyuki Sakai, Kameli Seojima, Yoshitaka Tokunaga, Shohei Toyoshima, Lote Tuqiri.Women:Pool A The USA Women’s 7s team Australia Women: Nicole Beck, Charlotte Caslick, Emilee Cherry, Chloe Dalton, Gemma Etheridge, Ellia Green, Shannon Parry, Evania Pelite, Alicia Quirk, Emma Tonegato, Amy Turner, Sharni Williams.USA Women: Bui Baravilala, Ryan Carlyle, Lauren Doyle, Joanne Faavesi, Carmen Farmer, Victoria Folayan, Kelly Griffin, Jessica Javelet, Kathryn Johnson, Alev Kelter, Jillion Potter, Richelle Stephens. Emily Scarratt has been named Team GB womens 7s captain Fiji Women: Merewai Cumu, Raijiele Daveua, Rusila Nagasu, Litia Naiqata, Timaima Ravisa, Viniana Riwai, Asena Rokomarama, Ana Roqica (c), Timaima Tamoi, Rebecca Tavo, Lavenia Tinai, Luisa Tisolo.Colombia Women: Nicole Acevedo, Sharon Acevedo, Isabel Romero Benitez, Alejandra Betancur, Solangie Delgado, Laura Gonzalez, Camila Lopera, Guadalupe Lopez, Nathalie Marchino, Khaterinne Medina, Ana Ramirez, Estefania Ramirez.Pool B New Zealands Portia Woodman ran in this 70-metre try New Zealand Women: Shakira Baker, Kelly Brazier, Gayle Broughton, Theresa Fitzpatrick, Sarah Goss (c), Huriana Manuel, Kayla McAlister, Tyla Nathan-Wong, Terina Te Tamaki, Ruby Tui, Niall Williams, Portia Woodman.France Women: Audrey Amiel, Pauline Biscarat, Camille Grassineau, Lina Guérin, Elodie Guiglion, Fanny Horta (c), Shannon Izar, Caroline Ladagnous, Marjorie Mayans, Jade le Pesq, Rose Thomas, Jennifer Troncy. 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Geraint Hughes meets members of Team GB womens sevens squad Brazil Women: Amanda Araujo, Tais Balconi, Luiza Campos, Isadora Cerullo, Juliana Esteves Santos, Cristiana Futuro, Paula Harumi Ishibashi, Raquel Kochhann, Edna Satini, Julia Albino Sarda, Haline Scratut, Claudia Teles.Japan Women: Yuka Kanematsu, Mifuyu Koide, Ano Kuwai, Kana Mitsugi, Chiharu Nakamura (c), Yume Okuroda, Ayaka Suzuki, Noriko Taniguchi, Makiko Tomita, Marie Yamaguchi, Mio Yamanaka, Chisato Yokoo. 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