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2003 Music City Bowl

Field	Value
year_game_played	2003
game_name	Music City Bowl
title_sponsor	Gaylord Hotels
title_sponsor_suffix	presented by Bridgestone
image	File:Nissan Stadium 2024 (cropped).jpg
caption	The Coliseum in Nashville, Tennessee, hosted the Music City Bowl.
subheader	6th Music City Bowl
football_season	2003
visitor_name_short	Wisconsin
visitor_nickname	Badgers
visitor_school	University of Wisconsin
home_name_short	Auburn
home_nickname	Tigers
home_school	Auburn University
visitor_record	7–5
visitor_conference	Big Ten
home_record	7–5
home_conference	SEC
visitor_coach	Barry Alvarez
home_coach	Tommy Tuberville
visitor_1q	0
visitor_2q	6
visitor_3q	0
visitor_4q	8
home_1q	0
home_2q	7
home_3q	7
home_4q	14
date_game_played	December 31
stadium	The Coliseum
city	Nashville, Tennessee
MVP	QB Jason Campbell, Auburn
referee	Jack Childress (ACC)
attendance	55,109
payout	912,912 per team
us_network	ESPN
ratings	2.44

The 2003 Music City Bowl was played on December 31, 2003, in Nashville, Tennessee, and featured the Wisconsin Badgers and the Auburn Tigers. It was the sixth edition of the game. Sponsored by Gaylord Hotels and Bridgestone, it was officially named the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl presented by Bridgestone.

Recap of game

After a scoreless first quarter, Wisconsin kicked a 20-yard field goal in the second quarter to go up 3–0. Auburn running back Ronnie Brown scored on a 1-yard touchdown run, to give Auburn a 7–3 lead. Wisconsin kicked another field goal before halftime, and ended up trailing only 7–6.

In the third quarter, Carnell Williams scored on a 1-yard touchdown run, to give the Tigers a 14–6 lead over Wisconsin. With 8:14 left in the fourth quarter, quarterback Jim Sorgi fired a 12-yard touchdown pass to Lee Evans. The 2-point conversion attempt to Owen Daniels was successful, and the score was tied at 14. Ronnie Brown scored on a 2-yard touchdown run, and Carnell Williams scored on a 1-yard touchdown run, as Auburn pulled away for a 28–14 win.

Both teams were awarded $912,912 for their participation in the game.

References

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