Rick Hill   Can You Go The Distance?   Kickoff returnIt seems
like every week of the college season there is at least one
game-changing kickoff return for a touchdown. While we’ve had a
91 yard interception and a 75 yard punt return for a touchdown,
the longest kickoff in Valero Alamo Bowl history fell short of
the goal line as Michigan’s Steve Breaston was upended after his
69 yard return in 2005.  This year all 65,000 fans at the Valero
Alamo Bowl will be cheering for one person to put their name in
the bowl history book and go the distance.  That person?  The
fan selected to return a kickoff in front of 65,000 fans in the
Alamodome before the start of the second quarter as part of the
Valero Free Gas Kickoff Return Game.  They will be given 10
seconds to run as fast and as far as possible. Every 20 yards =
1 year free gas so a 60 yard return in 10 seconds is worth 3
years of free gas.  If the contestant channels their inner
De’Anthony Thomas and takes it 100 yards, they’ll win five years
of free gas to go