Nashville, Tenn. ? Andre Woodson conjured up memories of Tim Couch and made Kentucky a bowl winner for the first time in 22 years.

Woodson threw for three touchdowns and 300 yards as the Wildcats surprised Clemson, 28-20, in the Music City Bowl on Friday.

The junior completed 20 of 30 passes to finish his breakout season with 31 touchdowns – more than five times his total from last year. He joins Couch, the former No. 1 NFL draft pick, as the only Wildcats to top the 30-touchdown mark in a season.

Behind Woodson, the game’s Most Valuable Player, the Wildcats (8-5) racked up their highest point total in bowl history. They won their sixth bowl game overall and first since beating Wisconsin in the 1984 Hall of Fame Bowl.

Kentucky made its first bowl appearance since 1999.