Bowl game
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A bowl game is a post-season college football game.
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History
The first bowl game was played between Michigan and Stanford in the 1902 Rose Bowl. Michigan won 49-0.
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See also
- NCAA football bowl games, 2005-06
- NCAA football bowl games, 2004-05
- Bowl Coalition
- Bowl Alliance
- Bowl Championship Series
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References
- "College Bowl Games". HickokSports.com. URL accessed on September 20, 2005.
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| 2005-06 Division I-A College football Bowl Game season: New Orleans (Dec. 20) | GMAC (Dec. 21) | Poinsettia (Dec. 22) | Las Vegas (Dec. 22) | Fort Worth (Dec. 23) | Hawaii (Dec. 24) | Motor City (Dec. 26) | Champs Sports (Dec. 27) | Insight (Dec. 27) | MPC Computers (Dec. 28) | Alamo (Dec. 28) | Emerald (Dec. 29) | Holiday (Dec. 29) | Music City (Dec. 30) | Sun (Dec. 30) | Independence (Dec. 30) | Peach (Dec. 30) | Meineke Car Care (Dec. 31) | Liberty (Dec. 31) | Houston (Dec. 31) | Outback (Jan. 2) | Cotton (Jan. 2) | Gator (Jan. 2) | Capital One (Jan. 2) |
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Bowl Championship Series games:
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| Post-BCS Games: Gridiron Classic (Jan. 21) | East-West Shrine Game (Jan. 21) | Hula Bowl (Jan. 21) | Senior Bowl (Jan. 28) | |||||||||
