Iowa State celebrated a sweet victory in the Pop-Tarts Bowl by eating the namesake bowl mascot. Check out the postgame ceremony here:

Miami's Cam Ward set an NCAA record for TD passes in one half of play and Iowa State's Rocco Bect led a late comeback in a bowl game that lived up to its reputation for postgame antics

Miami quarterback Cam Ward didn’t take the field for the second half of Saturday’s Pop-Tarts Bowl in Orlando, but Hurricane fans shouldn’t be worried. Miami backup quarterback Emory Williams started for the team to open the third quarter and immediately led the Hurricanes on a touchdown drive.

The sport’s tastiest tradition returned as Iowa State topped Miami in a 42-41 thriller, earning the right to pick its Pop-Tart of choice for the postgame celebration.

QB Rocco Becht engineered a fourth-quarter go-ahead scoring drive as the No. 18 Cyclones knocked off No. 13 Miami 42-41 after trailing 31-28 at halftime.

The trouble with being a Pop-Tarts Bowl mascot is that other college football mascots might want to eat you. Miami’s Sebastian the Ibis tried to chow down on the Frosted Hot Fudge Sundae Pop-Tarts mascot during the second half, which was very rude for him to do!

Iowa State was 84 yards away from a historic 11th victory. It was a situation the team faced before. It was a situation the team had been preparing for since January.

Rocco Becht's one-yard run in the final minute Saturday and the ensuing PAT gave Iowa State a 42-41 victory over Miami in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. The Hurricanes led 38-28 in the third quarter before the Cyclones rallied.

Miami football quarterback Cam Ward ended his final college game prematurely on Saturday against Iowa State in the Pop-Tarts Bowl despite still being in a close game. Ward, a 2024 Heisman Trophy finalist and expected first-round pick in the upcoming NFL draft,

Rocco Becht scored from a yard out on fourth-and-goal with 56 seconds remaining and No. 18 Iowa State capped the best season in school history by rallying past No. 15 Miami 42-41 in the Pop-Tarts Bowl on Saturday.

For the second straight year, the Pop-Tarts Bowl captured the attention of the college football world. The story of the game wasn't just the touchdowns or turnovers (though there were plenty of both),