Cortland, N.Y. -- The #15 Cortland Red Dragons kicked a 40-yard field goal in overtime to retain the Cortaca Jug traveling trophy. Ithaca had forced overtime on a 27-yard field goal by Brett Kitenplon (Admiral Farragut/Seminole, Fla.) with 36 seconds left in regulation. The Bombers end their season with a 7-3 record -- only one school at any level of college football has a longer streak of winning seasons than the 37 Ithaca has recorded.

Cortland's winning field goal came after the Bombers turned the ball over on their overtime possession. The Red Dragons gained just four yards on their first three plays, including a third-down carry that lost two yards after a tackle by freshman defensive end Joe Goetz (New Hyde Park Memorial/New Hyde Park). The Bombers nearly came up with a turnover of their own on that play but officials ruled that Goetz gained control of the ball after Cortland's running back had been downed.

The Bombers drove 50 yards in 12 plays to tie the game on Kitenplon's second field goal of the game (he finished with a school-record 11 this fall and made his last seven field-goal tries, matching the second-longest streak by a Bomber kicker) after the Red Dragons had retaken the lead on a touchdown pass with 5:08 left in regulation.