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Go here for the Live game - http://bit.ly/d4R96x?Stanford-vs-Va-Tech-live-1 Stanford bowl history The Cardinal is 9-11-1 in postseason games and has lost six of its last eight, including the 2009 Sun Bowl (to Oklahoma). ... Stanford's last bowl victory was in 1996 against Michigan State in the Sun Bowl. ... This is Stanford's first Orange Bowl appearance. Virginia Tech bowl history The Hokies are making their 18th consecutive bowl appearance, the third-longest active streak in the nation behind Florida and Florida State. "... They are 9-14 all-time in bowl games. "... This is Virginia Tech's fourth Orange Bowl appearance (1996, 2008 and 2009). Injury update Stanford -- WR Chris Owusu (knee) and backup QB Alex Loukas (knee) are probable. Virginia Tech -- CBs Jayron Hosley (ankle) and Rashad Carmichael (ankle) are probable. The story lines No. 5 Stanford looks to complete the best regular season in school history with its first Bowl Championship Series victory. "... Will this be the final game for Cardinal coach Jim Harbaugh, who is expected to have multiple job offers, and quarterback Andrew Luck, who could enter the NFL Draft. "... Virginia Tech has won 11 consecutive games after opening the season with losses to Boise State and James Madison.

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ncaatv.trueonlinetv live stream link - http://bit.ly/d4R96x?Stanford-vs-Va-Tech-live-12 There's every reason to believe that Stanford and Virginia Tech will create quite a few sparks in the Orange Bowl on Monday, Jan. 3, 2011, at Miami. FIfth-ranked Stanford (11-1) will carry a seven-game winning streak into the 8:30 p.m. EST game, which will be telecast by ESPN. The Cardinal has not lost since dropping a 52-31 decision at No. 2 Oregon on Oct. 2. Rated as the No. 4 team in the Bowl Championship Series standings, Stanford closed out an 8-1 Pac-10 Conference campaign by beating Oregon State 38-0 on Nov. 27. No. 12 Virginia Tech (11-2) is on an even longer tear. The Hokies dropped their first two games — 33-30 to Boise State and 21-16 to heavy underdog James Madison — but haven't lost since. They extended their winning streak to 11 with a 44-33 triumph over Florida State in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game Dec. 4. Only Auburn, Oregon and TCU have won more consecutive games in 2011.