NCAA.com | December 19, 2013 History: GoDaddy Bowl Share What is now known as the GoDaddy Bowl began as the Mobile Alabama Bowl in 1999. In 2000, it became known as the GMAC Bowl through 2010 and then the GoDaddy.com Bowl until the 2014 game, when it becomes the GoDaddy Bowl.Memorable moments• The bowl is the home to both the highest-scoring bowl game of all time and the greatest scoring comeback in bowl history. Both happened in the same game. In 2001, Marshall dug itself out of a 38-8 hole to defeat East Carolina 64-61 in double overtime. Marshall quarterback Byron Leftwich piled up 576 passing yards that night.• In 2007, the game hosted the biggest blowout in bowl history. Tulsa QB Paul Smith set an NCAA record with his 14th consecutive 300-yard passing game.GODADDY BOWL RESULTSYEARWINNERSCORELOSERSCORE1999TCU28East Carolina142000Southern Miss28TCU212001*Marshall64East Carolina612002Marshall38Louisville152003Miami (Ohio)49Louisville282004Bowling Green52Memphis352005Toledo45UTEP132007Southern Miss28Ohio72008Tulsa63Bowling Green72009Tulsa45Ball State132010*Central Michigan44Troy412011Miami (Ohio)35Middle Tennessee212012Northern Illinois38Arkansas State202013Arkansas State17Kent State13* -- Denotes double-overtime game Schools with most FCS football national championships Here are the schools with the most all-time FCS football championships. North Dakota has the most with eight titles. READ MORE South Dakota State vs. Sam Houston: Preview, all-time history, how to watch the 2020-21 FCS championship game No. 1 South Dakota State faces No. 2 Sam Houston in the 2020-21 FCS championship game in Frisco, Texas on May 16. Here's everything you need to know. READ MORE Walter Payton Award: Complete history of the FCS offensive honor The Walter Payton Award is given annually to the most outstanding offensive player in the FCS. Here's what to know about the subdivision's highest honor. READ MORE