Liberty Bowl 2011, Cincinnati Vs. Vanderbilt: Time, TV Schedule, Odds And More

The Cincinnati Bearcats head into the 2011 Liberty with the chance of getting their starting quarterback back. Zach Collaros was injured early in the season and watched his team attain a co-Big East championship and hopes to help Cincinnati receive it's first bowl win in four years. "I didn't feel I was going to be able to heal this fast," Collaros said. "There's still a long way to go ... so there's time for it to heal (more). I'm definitely ahead of schedule and excited about it." Back up quarterback Munchie Legaux held his own in Collaros place however, so if he can't go Legaux shouldn't be much of a downgrade.

The Vanderbilt Commodores on the other hand are in just their fifth bowl in school history and their second in the past four years. New head coach James Franklin got Vandy off to a quick start, but the team crumbled down the stretch losing five games in a row at one point. The Commodores rebounded however, winning two of their last three, thanks in part to running back Zac Stacy who was filling in for a recovering Warren Norman. "He's just steady Eddie," Franklin said of Stacy. "He comes to work every single day. ... We were able to do these things this year without what some people would consider our best player. So a great credit to Zac."