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List of college bowl games

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List of college bowl games

This is a list of college football bowl games, including those proposed and defunct. Six bowl games are part of the College Football Playoff, a selection system that creates bowl matchups involving twelve of the top-ranked teams in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). There are also a number of other college football postseason invitationals, as well as several all-star games. For nearly a century, bowl games were the purview of only the very best teams, but a steady proliferation of new bowl games required more teams, with 70 participating teams by the 2010–11 bowl season, then 80 participating teams by the 2015–16 bowl season. As a result, the NCAA has steadily relaxed the criteria for bowl eligibility. Teams with a non-winning record (6–6) were allowed starting in 2010. Requirements were further reduced to allow teams with outright losing records (5–7) to be invited since 2012, with the team with the best Academic Progress Rate score (among teams with 5–7 records) to be chosen first. While inviting teams without winning records to bowl games has become more commonplace, there were several losing teams who played in bowl games before the last decade's changes in bowl eligibility: 1946 Gator Bowl, South Carolina (2–3–3); 1963 Sun Bowl, SMU (4–6); 1970 Tangerine Bowl, William & Mary (5–6); and the 2001 New Orleans Bowl, North Texas (5–6). For the 2016–17 bowl season, 25% of the bowl participants (20 teams) did not have a winning record. The tables (College Football Playoff games, Other current Division I FBS bowl games) reflect changes for the 2022–23 bowl season. Bowl games are not limited to the Bowl Subdivision; teams in the three lower divisions of the NCAA—the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), Division II, and Division III—are also allowed to participate in bowl games. The playoff structure in those three divisions discourages most high-caliber teams from participating in bowl games, as teams would rather contest for their division's national championship than play in a bowl game. The same basic guidelines for bowl eligibility apply for those contests. As of 2017, one bowl game (the Celebration Bowl) exists for FCS, four bowls serve Division II, and ten exist for teams in Division III (not including the Stagg Bowl, which is the name for the NCAA Division III Football Championship game). Community college bowl games, not sanctioned by the NCAA, are also listed.

Tables

· College Football Playoff games
Rose Bowl Game
Rose Bowl Game
Name
Rose Bowl Game
Firstgame
1902(annual since 1916)
Venue(permanent seating)
Rose Bowl(92,542)
City
Pasadena, California*
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Titlesponsor
Prudential
Previous name(s)
Tournament East-West football game; Rose Bowl, Rose Bowl Game presented by: AT&T^, Sony PlayStation 2^, Citi^, Vizio^, Northwestern Mutual^, Capital One^
Orange Bowl
Orange Bowl
Name
Orange Bowl
Firstgame
1935
Venue(permanent seating)
Hard Rock Stadium(64,767)
City
Miami Gardens, Florida
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$6 million for Semifinals
Titlesponsor
Capital One
Previous name(s)
Orange Bowl, FedEx Orange Bowl, Discover Orange Bowl
Sugar Bowl
Sugar Bowl
Name
Sugar Bowl
Firstgame
1935
Venue(permanent seating)
Caesars Superdome(73,208)
City
New Orleans, Louisiana†
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Titlesponsor
Allstate
Previous name(s)
Sugar Bowl, USF&G Sugar Bowl, Nokia Sugar Bowl
Cotton Bowl Classic
Cotton Bowl Classic
Name
Cotton Bowl Classic
Firstgame
1937
Venue(permanent seating)
AT&T Stadium(80,000)
City
Arlington, Texas
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$6 million for Semifinals
Titlesponsor
Goodyear
Previous name(s)
Cotton Bowl, Mobil Cotton Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Classic, SBC Cotton Bowl Classic, AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic
Peach Bowl
Peach Bowl
Name
Peach Bowl
Firstgame
1968
Venue(permanent seating)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium(71,000)
City
Atlanta, Georgia
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Titlesponsor
Chick-fil-A
Previous name(s)
Peach Bowl, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Chick-fil-A Bowl
Fiesta Bowl
Fiesta Bowl
Name
Fiesta Bowl
Firstgame
1971
Venue(permanent seating)
State Farm Stadium(63,400)
City
Glendale, Arizona
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Titlesponsor
Vrbo
Previous name(s)
Fiesta Bowl, Sunkist Fiesta Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, IBM OS/2 Fiesta Bowl, Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Vizio Fiesta Bowl, BattleFrog Fiesta Bowl, PlayStation Fiesta Bowl
Name
Firstgame
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
Titlesponsor
Previous name(s)
Rose Bowl Game
1902(annual since 1916)
Rose Bowl(92,542)
Pasadena, California*
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Prudential
Tournament East-West football game; Rose Bowl, Rose Bowl Game presented by: AT&T^, Sony PlayStation 2^, Citi^, Vizio^, Northwestern Mutual^, Capital One^
Orange Bowl
1935
Hard Rock Stadium(64,767)
Miami Gardens, Florida
$6 million for Semifinals
Capital One
Orange Bowl, FedEx Orange Bowl, Discover Orange Bowl
Sugar Bowl
1935
Caesars Superdome(73,208)
New Orleans, Louisiana†
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Allstate
Sugar Bowl, USF&G Sugar Bowl, Nokia Sugar Bowl
Cotton Bowl Classic
1937
AT&T Stadium(80,000)
Arlington, Texas
$6 million for Semifinals
Goodyear
Cotton Bowl, Mobil Cotton Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Classic, SBC Cotton Bowl Classic, AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic
Peach Bowl
1968
Mercedes-Benz Stadium(71,000)
Atlanta, Georgia
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Chick-fil-A
Peach Bowl, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Chick-fil-A Bowl
Fiesta Bowl
1971
State Farm Stadium(63,400)
Glendale, Arizona
$4 million for Quarterfinals
Vrbo
Fiesta Bowl, Sunkist Fiesta Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, IBM OS/2 Fiesta Bowl, Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Vizio Fiesta Bowl, BattleFrog Fiesta Bowl, PlayStation Fiesta Bowl
· Other current Division I FBS bowl games
Sun Bowl
Sun Bowl
Name
Sun Bowl
Seasonstarted
1934
Venue(permanent seating)
Sun Bowl(51,500)
City
El Paso, Texas
Total payout
$4,550,000
Title sponsor(s)
Tony the Tiger
Previous name(s)
Sun Bowl, John Hancock Sun Bowl, John Hancock Bowl, Norwest Bank Sun Bowl, Norwest Corporation Sun Bowl, Wells Fargo Sun Bowl, Vitalis Sun Bowl, Brut Sun Bowl, Hyundai Sun Bowl
Gator Bowl
Gator Bowl
Name
Gator Bowl
Seasonstarted
1945
Venue(permanent seating)
EverBank Stadium(76,867)
City
Jacksonville, Florida
Total payout
$5,350,000
Title sponsor(s)
TaxSlayer
Previous name(s)
Gator Bowl, Mazda Gator Bowl, Outback Gator Bowl, Toyota Gator Bowl, Konica Minolta Gator Bowl, Progressive Gator Bowl, TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl, TaxSlayer Bowl
Citrus Bowl
Citrus Bowl
Name
Citrus Bowl
Seasonstarted
1946
Venue(permanent seating)
Camping World Stadium(60,219)
City
Orlando, Florida
Total payout
$8,224,578
Title sponsor(s)
Cheez-It
Previous name(s)
Tangerine Bowl, Florida Citrus Bowl, CompUSA Florida Citrus Bowl, Ourhouse.com Florida Citrus Bowl, Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl, Capital One Bowl, Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl, Citrus Bowl presented by Overton's, Vrbo Citrus Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Name
Liberty Bowl
Seasonstarted
1959
Venue(permanent seating)
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium(58,325)
City
Memphis, Tennessee
Total payout
$4,700,000
Title sponsor(s)
AutoZone
Previous name(s)
Liberty Bowl, St. Jude Liberty Bowl, AXA Liberty Bowl
Independence Bowl
Independence Bowl
Name
Independence Bowl
Seasonstarted
1976
Venue(permanent seating)
Independence Stadium(53,000)
City
Shreveport, Louisiana
Total payout
$2,200,000
Title sponsor(s)
Radiance Technologies
Previous name(s)
Independence Bowl, Poulan Independence Bowl, Poulan Weed Eater Independence Bowl, Sanford Independence Bowl, MainStay Independence Bowl, PetroSun Independence Bowl, AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl, AdvoCare V100 Bowl, Duck Commander Independence Bowl, Camping World Independence Bowl, Walk-On's Independence Bowl
Holiday Bowl
Holiday Bowl
Name
Holiday Bowl
Seasonstarted
1978
Venue(permanent seating)
Snapdragon Stadium(35,000)
City
San Diego, California
Total payout
$6,532,700
Title sponsor(s)
Trust & Will
Previous name(s)
Holiday Bowl, Sea World Holiday Bowl, Thrifty Car Rental Holiday Bowl, Plymouth Holiday Bowl, Culligan Holiday Bowl, Pacific Life Holiday Bowl, Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl, National University Holiday Bowl, National Funding Holiday Bowl, San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl, DIRECTV Holiday Bowl
ReliaQuest Bowl
ReliaQuest Bowl
Name
ReliaQuest Bowl
Seasonstarted
1986
Venue(permanent seating)
Raymond James Stadium(65,908)
City
Tampa, Florida
Total payout
$6,666,667
Title sponsor(s)
ReliaQuest
Previous name(s)
Hall of Fame Bowl, Outback Bowl
Rate Bowl
Rate Bowl
Name
Rate Bowl
Seasonstarted
1989
Venue(permanent seating)
Chase Field(48,519)
City
Phoenix, Arizona
Total payout
$1,625,560
Title sponsor(s)
Rate
Previous name(s)
Copper Bowl, Domino's Pizza Copper Bowl, Weiser Lock Copper Bowl, Insight.com Bowl, Insight Bowl, Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, TicketCity Cactus Bowl, Motel 6 Cactus Bowl, Cheez-It Bowl, Guaranteed Rate Bowl
Pop-Tarts Bowl
Pop-Tarts Bowl
Name
Pop-Tarts Bowl
Seasonstarted
1990
Venue(permanent seating)
Camping World Stadium(60,219)
City
Orlando, Florida
Total payout
$6,071,760
Title sponsor(s)
Pop-Tarts
Previous name(s)
Sunshine Classic, Blockbuster Bowl, Carquest Bowl, MicronPC Bowl, MicronPC.com Bowl, Visit Florida Tangerine Bowl, Mazda Tangerine Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl, Russell Athletic Bowl, Camping World Bowl, Cheez-It Bowl
Las Vegas Bowl
Las Vegas Bowl
Name
Las Vegas Bowl
Seasonstarted
1992
Venue(permanent seating)
Allegiant Stadium(65,000)
City
Paradise, Nevada
Total payout
$2,900,000
Title sponsor(s)
SRS Distribution
Previous name(s)
Las Vegas Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl presented by Reno Air, EA Sports Las Vegas Bowl, Sega Sports Las Vegas Bowl, Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl, Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl, MAACO Bowl Las Vegas, Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl presented by GEICO, Mitsubishi Las Vegas Bowl
Alamo Bowl
Alamo Bowl
Name
Alamo Bowl
Seasonstarted
1993
Venue(permanent seating)
Alamodome(65,000)
City
San Antonio, Texas
Total payout
$8,252,740
Title sponsor(s)
Valero
Previous name(s)
Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Sylvania Alamo Bowl, Alamo Bowl Presented By MasterCard, MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Alamo Bowl
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Name
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Seasonstarted
1997
Venue(permanent seating)
Albertsons Stadium(37,000)
City
Boise, Idaho
Total payout
$800,000
Title sponsor(s)
Idaho Potato Commission
Previous name(s)
Sports Humanitarian Bowl, Humanitarian Bowl, Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl, MPC Computers Bowl, Roady's Humanitarian Bowl, uDrove Humanitarian Bowl
Music City Bowl
Music City Bowl
Name
Music City Bowl
Seasonstarted
1998
Venue(permanent seating)
Nissan Stadium(69,143)
City
Nashville, Tennessee
Total payout
$5,700,000
Title sponsor(s)
Liberty Mutual
Previous name(s)
Music City Bowl, American General Music City Bowl, homepoint.com Music City Bowl, Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl, Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl presented by Bridgestone, Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl, TransPerfect Music City Bowl
68 Ventures Bowl
68 Ventures Bowl
Name
68 Ventures Bowl
Seasonstarted
1999
Venue(permanent seating)
Hancock Whitney Stadium(25,450)
City
Mobile, Alabama
Total payout
$1,500,000
Title sponsor(s)
68 Ventures
Previous name(s)
Mobile Alabama Bowl, GMAC Mobile Alabama Bowl, GMAC Bowl, GoDaddy.com Bowl, GoDaddy Bowl, Dollar General Bowl, LendingTree Bowl
New Orleans Bowl
New Orleans Bowl
Name
New Orleans Bowl
Seasonstarted
2001
Venue(permanent seating)
Caesars Superdome(73,208)
City
New Orleans, Louisiana
Total payout
$825,000
Title sponsor(s)
None
Previous name(s)
New Orleans Bowl, Wyndham New Orleans Bowl, R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Hawaiʻi Bowl
Hawaiʻi Bowl
Name
Hawaiʻi Bowl
Seasonstarted
2002
Venue(permanent seating)
Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex(15,194)
City
Honolulu, Hawaii
Total payout
$1,200,000
Title sponsor(s)
Sheraton
Previous name(s)
ConAgra Foods Hawai'i Bowl, Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl, SoFi Hawai'i Bowl, EasyPost Hawai'i Bowl
Duke's Mayo Bowl
Duke's Mayo Bowl
Name
Duke's Mayo Bowl
Seasonstarted
2002
Venue(permanent seating)
Bank of America Stadium(73,778)
City
Charlotte, North Carolina
Total payout
$4,780,461
Title sponsor(s)
Duke's Mayonnaise
Previous name(s)
Queen City Bowl, Continental Tire Bowl, Meineke Car Care Bowl, Belk Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
Name
Armed Forces Bowl
Seasonstarted
2003
Venue(permanent seating)
Amon G. Carter Stadium(45,000)
City
Fort Worth, Texas
Total payout
$1,350,000
Title sponsor(s)
Lockheed Martin
Previous name(s)
PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl, Fort Worth Bowl, Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl
Texas Bowl
Texas Bowl
Name
Texas Bowl
Seasonstarted
2006
Venue(permanent seating)
NRG Stadium(71,054)
City
Houston, Texas
Total payout
$6,400,000
Title sponsor(s)
Kinder's
Previous name(s)
Texas Bowl, Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas, AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl, Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl, Mercari Texas Bowl, TaxAct Texas Bowl
Birmingham Bowl
Birmingham Bowl
Name
Birmingham Bowl
Seasonstarted
2006
Venue(permanent seating)
Protective Stadium(47,100)
City
Birmingham, Alabama
Total payout
$1,374,545
Title sponsor(s)
JLab Audio
Previous name(s)
Birmingham Bowl, Papajohns.com Bowl, BBVA Compass Bowl, Jared Birmingham Bowl, TicketSmarter Birmingham Bowl, 76 Birmingham Bowl
New Mexico Bowl
New Mexico Bowl
Name
New Mexico Bowl
Seasonstarted
2006
Venue(permanent seating)
University Stadium(39,224)
City
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Total payout
$1,050,000
Title sponsor(s)
Isleta
Previous name(s)
New Mexico Bowl, Gildan New Mexico Bowl, PUBG New Mexico Bowl
Military Bowl
Military Bowl
Name
Military Bowl
Seasonstarted
2008
Venue(permanent seating)
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium(34,000)
City
Annapolis, Maryland
Total payout
$2,066,990
Title sponsor(s)
GoBowling.com
Previous name(s)
Congressional Bowl, EagleBank Bowl, Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman, Military Bowl presented by Perspecta, Military Bowl presented by Peraton
Gasparilla Bowl
Gasparilla Bowl
Name
Gasparilla Bowl
Seasonstarted
2008
Venue(permanent seating)
Raymond James Stadium(65,890)
City
Tampa, Florida
Total payout
$1,125,000
Title sponsor(s)
Union Home Mortgage
Previous name(s)
St. Petersburg Bowl, magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl, Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg Bowl, Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl, Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl, St. Petersburg Bowl, Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl
Pinstripe Bowl
Pinstripe Bowl
Name
Pinstripe Bowl
Seasonstarted
2010
Venue(permanent seating)
Yankee Stadium(54,251)
City
Bronx, New York
Total payout
$4,400,000
Title sponsor(s)
Bad Boy Mowers
Previous name(s)
New Era Pinstripe Bowl
First Responder Bowl
First Responder Bowl
Name
First Responder Bowl
Seasonstarted
2010
Venue(permanent seating)
Gerald J. Ford Stadium(32,000)
City
Dallas, Texas
Total payout
$824,545
Title sponsor(s)
Servpro
Previous name(s)
Dallas Football Classic, TicketCity Bowl, Heart of Dallas Bowl presented by PlainsCapital Bank, Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl
Boca Raton Bowl
Boca Raton Bowl
Name
Boca Raton Bowl
Seasonstarted
2014
Venue(permanent seating)
Flagler Credit Union Stadium(29,419)
City
Boca Raton, Florida
Total payout
$900,000
Title sponsor(s)
Bush's
Previous name(s)
Boca Raton Bowl, Marmot Boca Raton Bowl, Cheribundi Boca Raton Bowl, RoofClaim.com Boca Raton Bowl
Salute to Veterans Bowl
Salute to Veterans Bowl
Name
Salute to Veterans Bowl
Seasonstarted
2014
Venue(permanent seating)
Cramton Bowl(25,000)
City
Montgomery, Alabama
Total payout
$300,000
Title sponsor(s)
Integrated Solutions for Systems, Inc. (IS4S)
Previous name(s)
Raycom Media Camellia Bowl, Camillia Bowl, TaxAct Camellia Bowl
GameAbove Sports Bowl
GameAbove Sports Bowl
Name
GameAbove Sports Bowl
Seasonstarted
2014
Venue(permanent seating)
Ford Field(65,000)
City
Detroit, Michigan
Total payout
$2,000,000
Title sponsor(s)
GameAbove Sports
Previous name(s)
de facto replacement for Little Caesars Pizza Bowl which ran from 1997 to 2013.Quick Lane Bowl
Cure Bowl
Cure Bowl
Name
Cure Bowl
Seasonstarted
2015
Venue(permanent seating)
Camping World Stadium(60,219)
City
Orlando, Florida
Total payout
$573,125
Title sponsor(s)
StaffDNA
Previous name(s)
AutoNation Cure Bowl, FBC Mortgage Cure Bowl, Tailgreeter Cure Bowl, Duluth Trading Company Cure Bowl, Avocados from Mexico Cure Bowl
Arizona Bowl
Arizona Bowl
Name
Arizona Bowl
Seasonstarted
2015
Venue(permanent seating)
Arizona Stadium(56,029)
City
Tucson, Arizona
Total payout
$350,000
Title sponsor(s)
Gin & Juice by Dre and Snoop
Previous name(s)
NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl, Offerpad Arizona Bowl, Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl
Frisco Bowl
Frisco Bowl
Name
Frisco Bowl
Seasonstarted
2017
Venue(permanent seating)
Toyota Stadium(11,000)
City
Frisco, Texas
Total payout
$650,000
Title sponsor(s)
Scooter's Coffee
Previous name(s)
de facto replacement for the Miami Beach Bowl, which was sold to ESPN Events and relocated to Frisco, Texas.DXL Frisco Bowl, Tropical Smoothie Cafe Frisco Bowl
Myrtle Beach Bowl
Myrtle Beach Bowl
Name
Myrtle Beach Bowl
Seasonstarted
2020
Venue(permanent seating)
Brooks Stadium(20,000)
City
Conway, South Carolina
Total payout
TBD
Title sponsor(s)
Engine
Previous name(s)
None previous
LA Bowl
LA Bowl
Name
LA Bowl
Seasonstarted
2021
Venue(permanent seating)
SoFi Stadium(70,240)
City
Inglewood, California
Total payout
TBD
Title sponsor(s)
Bucked UpRob Gronkowski
Previous name(s)
Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl presented by Stifel, Starco Brands LA Bowl hosted by Gronk, Art of Sport LA Bowl hosted by Gronk
Fenway Bowl
Fenway Bowl
Name
Fenway Bowl
Seasonstarted
2022
Venue(permanent seating)
Fenway Park (37,755)
City
Boston, Massachusetts
Total payout
TBD
Title sponsor(s)
Wasabi
Previous name(s)
None previous
Xbox Bowl
Xbox Bowl
Name
Xbox Bowl
Seasonstarted
2025
Venue(permanent seating)
Ford Center at The Star(12,000)
City
Frisco, Texas
Total payout
TBD
Title sponsor(s)
Xbox
Previous name(s)
de facto replacement for the Bahamas Bowl
Name
Seasonstarted
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Total payout
Title sponsor(s)
Previous name(s)
Sun Bowl
1934
Sun Bowl(51,500)
El Paso, Texas
$4,550,000
Tony the Tiger
Sun Bowl, John Hancock Sun Bowl, John Hancock Bowl, Norwest Bank Sun Bowl, Norwest Corporation Sun Bowl, Wells Fargo Sun Bowl, Vitalis Sun Bowl, Brut Sun Bowl, Hyundai Sun Bowl
Gator Bowl
1945
EverBank Stadium(76,867)
Jacksonville, Florida
$5,350,000
TaxSlayer
Gator Bowl, Mazda Gator Bowl, Outback Gator Bowl, Toyota Gator Bowl, Konica Minolta Gator Bowl, Progressive Gator Bowl, TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl, TaxSlayer Bowl
Citrus Bowl
1946
Camping World Stadium(60,219)
Orlando, Florida
$8,224,578
Cheez-It
Tangerine Bowl, Florida Citrus Bowl, CompUSA Florida Citrus Bowl, Ourhouse.com Florida Citrus Bowl, Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl, Capital One Bowl, Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl, Citrus Bowl presented by Overton's, Vrbo Citrus Bowl
Liberty Bowl
1959
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium(58,325)
Memphis, Tennessee
$4,700,000
AutoZone
Liberty Bowl, St. Jude Liberty Bowl, AXA Liberty Bowl
Independence Bowl
1976
Independence Stadium(53,000)
Shreveport, Louisiana
$2,200,000
Radiance Technologies
Independence Bowl, Poulan Independence Bowl, Poulan Weed Eater Independence Bowl, Sanford Independence Bowl, MainStay Independence Bowl, PetroSun Independence Bowl, AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl, AdvoCare V100 Bowl, Duck Commander Independence Bowl, Camping World Independence Bowl, Walk-On's Independence Bowl
Holiday Bowl
1978
Snapdragon Stadium(35,000)
San Diego, California
$6,532,700
Trust & Will
Holiday Bowl, Sea World Holiday Bowl, Thrifty Car Rental Holiday Bowl, Plymouth Holiday Bowl, Culligan Holiday Bowl, Pacific Life Holiday Bowl, Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl, National University Holiday Bowl, National Funding Holiday Bowl, San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl, DIRECTV Holiday Bowl
ReliaQuest Bowl
1986
Raymond James Stadium(65,908)
Tampa, Florida
$6,666,667
ReliaQuest
Hall of Fame Bowl, Outback Bowl
Rate Bowl
1989
Chase Field(48,519)
Phoenix, Arizona
$1,625,560
Rate
Copper Bowl, Domino's Pizza Copper Bowl, Weiser Lock Copper Bowl, Insight.com Bowl, Insight Bowl, Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, TicketCity Cactus Bowl, Motel 6 Cactus Bowl, Cheez-It Bowl, Guaranteed Rate Bowl
Pop-Tarts Bowl
1990
Camping World Stadium(60,219)
Orlando, Florida
$6,071,760
Pop-Tarts
Sunshine Classic, Blockbuster Bowl, Carquest Bowl, MicronPC Bowl, MicronPC.com Bowl, Visit Florida Tangerine Bowl, Mazda Tangerine Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl, Russell Athletic Bowl, Camping World Bowl, Cheez-It Bowl
Las Vegas Bowl
1992
Allegiant Stadium(65,000)
Paradise, Nevada
$2,900,000
SRS Distribution
Las Vegas Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl presented by Reno Air, EA Sports Las Vegas Bowl, Sega Sports Las Vegas Bowl, Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl, Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl, MAACO Bowl Las Vegas, Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl presented by GEICO, Mitsubishi Las Vegas Bowl
Alamo Bowl
1993
Alamodome(65,000)
San Antonio, Texas
$8,252,740
Valero
Builders Square Alamo Bowl, Sylvania Alamo Bowl, Alamo Bowl Presented By MasterCard, MasterCard Alamo Bowl, Alamo Bowl
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
1997
Albertsons Stadium(37,000)
Boise, Idaho
$800,000
Idaho Potato Commission
Sports Humanitarian Bowl, Humanitarian Bowl, Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl, MPC Computers Bowl, Roady's Humanitarian Bowl, uDrove Humanitarian Bowl
Music City Bowl
1998
Nissan Stadium(69,143)
Nashville, Tennessee
$5,700,000
Liberty Mutual
Music City Bowl, American General Music City Bowl, homepoint.com Music City Bowl, Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl, Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl presented by Bridgestone, Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl, TransPerfect Music City Bowl
68 Ventures Bowl
1999
Hancock Whitney Stadium(25,450)
Mobile, Alabama
$1,500,000
68 Ventures
Mobile Alabama Bowl, GMAC Mobile Alabama Bowl, GMAC Bowl, GoDaddy.com Bowl, GoDaddy Bowl, Dollar General Bowl, LendingTree Bowl
New Orleans Bowl
2001
Caesars Superdome(73,208)
New Orleans, Louisiana
$825,000
None
New Orleans Bowl, Wyndham New Orleans Bowl, R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Hawaiʻi Bowl
2002
Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex(15,194)
Honolulu, Hawaii
$1,200,000
Sheraton
ConAgra Foods Hawai'i Bowl, Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl, SoFi Hawai'i Bowl, EasyPost Hawai'i Bowl
Duke's Mayo Bowl
2002
Bank of America Stadium(73,778)
Charlotte, North Carolina
$4,780,461
Duke's Mayonnaise
Queen City Bowl, Continental Tire Bowl, Meineke Car Care Bowl, Belk Bowl
Armed Forces Bowl
2003
Amon G. Carter Stadium(45,000)
Fort Worth, Texas
$1,350,000
Lockheed Martin
PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl, Fort Worth Bowl, Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl
Texas Bowl
2006
NRG Stadium(71,054)
Houston, Texas
$6,400,000
Kinder's
Texas Bowl, Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas, AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl, Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl, Mercari Texas Bowl, TaxAct Texas Bowl
Birmingham Bowl
2006
Protective Stadium(47,100)
Birmingham, Alabama
$1,374,545
JLab Audio
Birmingham Bowl, Papajohns.com Bowl, BBVA Compass Bowl, Jared Birmingham Bowl, TicketSmarter Birmingham Bowl, 76 Birmingham Bowl
New Mexico Bowl
2006
University Stadium(39,224)
Albuquerque, New Mexico
$1,050,000
Isleta
New Mexico Bowl, Gildan New Mexico Bowl, PUBG New Mexico Bowl
Military Bowl
2008
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium(34,000)
Annapolis, Maryland
$2,066,990
GoBowling.com
Congressional Bowl, EagleBank Bowl, Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman, Military Bowl presented by Perspecta, Military Bowl presented by Peraton
Gasparilla Bowl
2008
Raymond James Stadium(65,890)
Tampa, Florida
$1,125,000
Union Home Mortgage
St. Petersburg Bowl, magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl, Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg Bowl, Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl, Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl, St. Petersburg Bowl, Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl
Pinstripe Bowl
2010
Yankee Stadium(54,251)
Bronx, New York
$4,400,000
Bad Boy Mowers
New Era Pinstripe Bowl
First Responder Bowl
2010
Gerald J. Ford Stadium(32,000)
Dallas, Texas
$824,545
Servpro
Dallas Football Classic, TicketCity Bowl, Heart of Dallas Bowl presented by PlainsCapital Bank, Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl
Boca Raton Bowl
2014
Flagler Credit Union Stadium(29,419)
Boca Raton, Florida
$900,000
Bush's
Boca Raton Bowl, Marmot Boca Raton Bowl, Cheribundi Boca Raton Bowl, RoofClaim.com Boca Raton Bowl
Salute to Veterans Bowl
2014
Cramton Bowl(25,000)
Montgomery, Alabama
$300,000
Integrated Solutions for Systems, Inc. (IS4S)
Raycom Media Camellia Bowl, Camillia Bowl, TaxAct Camellia Bowl
GameAbove Sports Bowl
2014
Ford Field(65,000)
Detroit, Michigan
$2,000,000
GameAbove Sports
de facto replacement for Little Caesars Pizza Bowl which ran from 1997 to 2013.Quick Lane Bowl
Cure Bowl
2015
Camping World Stadium(60,219)
Orlando, Florida
$573,125
StaffDNA
AutoNation Cure Bowl, FBC Mortgage Cure Bowl, Tailgreeter Cure Bowl, Duluth Trading Company Cure Bowl, Avocados from Mexico Cure Bowl
Arizona Bowl
2015
Arizona Stadium(56,029)
Tucson, Arizona
$350,000
Gin & Juice by Dre and Snoop
NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl, Offerpad Arizona Bowl, Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl
Frisco Bowl
2017
Toyota Stadium(11,000)
Frisco, Texas
$650,000
Scooter's Coffee
de facto replacement for the Miami Beach Bowl, which was sold to ESPN Events and relocated to Frisco, Texas.DXL Frisco Bowl, Tropical Smoothie Cafe Frisco Bowl
Myrtle Beach Bowl
2020
Brooks Stadium(20,000)
Conway, South Carolina
TBD
Engine
None previous
LA Bowl
2021
SoFi Stadium(70,240)
Inglewood, California
TBD
Bucked UpRob Gronkowski
Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl presented by Stifel, Starco Brands LA Bowl hosted by Gronk, Art of Sport LA Bowl hosted by Gronk
Fenway Bowl
2022
Fenway Park (37,755)
Boston, Massachusetts
TBD
Wasabi
None previous
Xbox Bowl
2025
Ford Center at The Star(12,000)
Frisco, Texas
TBD
Xbox
de facto replacement for the Bahamas Bowl
· Non-FBS bowl games › Division I FCS bowls
Celebration Bowl(HBCU National Championship)
Celebration Bowl(HBCU National Championship)
Name
Celebration Bowl(HBCU National Championship)
Firstgame
2015
Venue(permanent seating)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium(71,000)
City
Atlanta, Georgia
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
$1,000,000
Title sponsor
Cricket Wireless
Conference tie-ins
MEACSWAC
Previous name(s)
Pelican Bowl (1972–1975)Heritage Bowl (1991–1999)Legacy Bowl (proposed 2010)Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl
Name
Firstgame
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Most recentper teampayout(+ revenue pool)
Title sponsor
Conference tie-ins
Previous name(s)
Celebration Bowl(HBCU National Championship)
2015
Mercedes-Benz Stadium(71,000)
Atlanta, Georgia
$1,000,000
Cricket Wireless
MEACSWAC
Pelican Bowl (1972–1975)Heritage Bowl (1991–1999)Legacy Bowl (proposed 2010)Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl
· Non-FBS bowl games › Division II bowls
Heritage Bowl
Heritage Bowl
Name
Heritage Bowl
Firstgame
2017
Venue(permanent seating)
Tiger Stadium(10,001)
City
Corsicana, Texas
Title sponsor
Riot Platforms
Conference tie-ins
GACLSCMIAA
Previous name(s)
Corsicana Bowl (2017–2018)
Albanese Candy Bowl
Albanese Candy Bowl
Name
Albanese Candy Bowl
Firstgame
2019
Venue(permanent seating)
Brickyard Stadium(5,000)
City
Hobart, Indiana
Title sponsor
Albanese Confectionery Group
Conference tie-ins
GLVCG-MAC
Previous name(s)
America's Crossroads Bowl (2019–2024)
First Americans Bowl
First Americans Bowl
Name
First Americans Bowl
Firstgame
2025
Venue(permanent seating)
Doc Wadley Stadium(8,300)
City
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Title sponsor
7 Clans Talent Agency
Conference tie-ins
—.mw- N/a
Previous name(s)
None
Name
Firstgame
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Title sponsor
Conference tie-ins
Previous name(s)
Heritage Bowl
2017
Tiger Stadium(10,001)
Corsicana, Texas
Riot Platforms
GACLSCMIAA
Corsicana Bowl (2017–2018)
Albanese Candy Bowl
2019
Brickyard Stadium(5,000)
Hobart, Indiana
Albanese Confectionery Group
GLVCG-MAC
America's Crossroads Bowl (2019–2024)
First Americans Bowl
2025
Doc Wadley Stadium(8,300)
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
7 Clans Talent Agency
—.mw- N/a
None
· Non-FBS bowl games › Division III bowls
ECAC Bowl Series Asa S. Bushnell Bowl Clayton Chapman Bowl Scotty Whitelaw Bowl James Lynah Bowl
ECAC Bowl Series Asa S. Bushnell Bowl Clayton Chapman Bowl Scotty Whitelaw Bowl James Lynah Bowl
Name
ECAC Bowl Series Asa S. Bushnell Bowl Clayton Chapman Bowl Scotty Whitelaw Bowl James Lynah Bowl
Firstgame
2015
Venue(permanent seating)
Varies (campus sites)
City
—N/a
Title sponsor
ECAC
Conference tie-ins
ECAC Bowl (1983–2003)Regional ECAC bowl games (1983–2014)
Centennial-MAC Bowl Series 3 unnamed bowls
Centennial-MAC Bowl Series 3 unnamed bowls
Name
Centennial-MAC Bowl Series 3 unnamed bowls
Firstgame
2015
Venue(permanent seating)
Centennial & MAC
City
None
Isthmus Bowl
Isthmus Bowl
Name
Isthmus Bowl
Firstgame
2021
Venue(permanent seating)
Bank of Sun Prairie Stadium(4,802)
City
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
Title sponsor
Culver's
Conference tie-ins
WIAC & CCIW
Previous name(s)
None
Lakefront Bowl
Lakefront Bowl
Name
Lakefront Bowl
Firstgame
2022
Venue(permanent seating)
Raabe Stadium
City
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
Title sponsor
Smiley Cookie
Conference tie-ins
MWC & NACC
Previous name(s)
None
Chesapeake Bowl Challenge Cape Charles Bowl Cape Henry Bowl
Chesapeake Bowl Challenge Cape Charles Bowl Cape Henry Bowl
Name
Chesapeake Bowl Challenge Cape Charles Bowl Cape Henry Bowl
Firstgame
2023
Venue(permanent seating)
Salem Football Stadium(7,157)
City
Salem, Virginia
Title sponsor
—N/a
Conference tie-ins
Landmark & ODAC
Previous name(s)
None
Fusion Bowl
Fusion Bowl
Name
Fusion Bowl
Firstgame
2024
Venue(permanent seating)
Varies (campus sites)
City
NEWMAC & CNE
Title sponsor
None
Opendorse Bowl Series Extra Points Bowl ForeverLawn Bowl
Opendorse Bowl Series Extra Points Bowl ForeverLawn Bowl
Name
Opendorse Bowl Series Extra Points Bowl ForeverLawn Bowl
Firstgame
2024
Venue(permanent seating)
Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium(23,000)
City
Canton, Ohio
Title sponsor
OpendorseExtraPointsMB.comForeverLawn
Conference tie-ins
OAC, PAC,HCAC, & NCAC
Previous name(s)
None
Name
Firstgame
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Title sponsor
Conference tie-ins
Previous name(s)
ECAC Bowl Series Asa S. Bushnell Bowl Clayton Chapman Bowl Scotty Whitelaw Bowl James Lynah Bowl
2015
Varies (campus sites)
—N/a
ECAC
ECAC Bowl (1983–2003)Regional ECAC bowl games (1983–2014)
Centennial-MAC Bowl Series 3 unnamed bowls
2015
Centennial & MAC
None
Isthmus Bowl
2021
Bank of Sun Prairie Stadium(4,802)
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
Culver's
WIAC & CCIW
None
Lakefront Bowl
2022
Raabe Stadium
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
Smiley Cookie
MWC & NACC
None
Chesapeake Bowl Challenge Cape Charles Bowl Cape Henry Bowl
2023
Salem Football Stadium(7,157)
Salem, Virginia
—N/a
Landmark & ODAC
None
Fusion Bowl
2024
Varies (campus sites)
NEWMAC & CNE
None
Opendorse Bowl Series Extra Points Bowl ForeverLawn Bowl
2024
Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium(23,000)
Canton, Ohio
OpendorseExtraPointsMB.comForeverLawn
OAC, PAC,HCAC, & NCAC
None
· Non-FBS bowl games › NAIA bowl games
NAIA national football championship
NAIA national football championship
Name
NAIA national football championship
Firstgame
1956
Venue(permanent seating)
Municipal Stadium(9,601)
City
Daytona Beach, Florida
Title sponsor
NAIAWaste Pro
Previous name(s)
Aluminum Bowl (1956)Holiday Bowl (1957–1960)Camellia Bowl (1961–1963)Championship Bowl (1964–1976, 1980–1996)Apple Bowl (1977)Palm Bowl (1978–1979)
Name
Firstgame
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Title sponsor
Previous name(s)
NAIA national football championship
1956
Municipal Stadium(9,601)
Daytona Beach, Florida
NAIAWaste Pro
Aluminum Bowl (1956)Holiday Bowl (1957–1960)Camellia Bowl (1961–1963)Championship Bowl (1964–1976, 1980–1996)Apple Bowl (1977)Palm Bowl (1978–1979)
· Proposed games
Chili Bowl
Chili Bowl
Name
Chili Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
TQL Stadium (26,000)
City
Cincinnati, Ohio
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Chicago Bowl
Chicago Bowl
Name
Chicago Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
Wrigley Field (41,268)
City
Chicago, Illinois
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Chocolate Bowl
Chocolate Bowl
Name
Chocolate Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
Hersheypark Stadium(15,641)
City
Hershey, Pennsylvania
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Austin Bowl
Austin Bowl
Name
Austin Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium(100,119)
City
Austin, Texas
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Medal of Honor Bowl
Medal of Honor Bowl
Name
Medal of Honor Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
Johnson Hagood Stadium(21,000)
City
Charleston, South Carolina
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Little Rock Bowl
Little Rock Bowl
Name
Little Rock Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
War Memorial Stadium(54,120)
City
Little Rock, Arkansas
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Melbourne Bowl
Melbourne Bowl
Name
Melbourne Bowl
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
Marvel Stadium(56,347)AAMI Park(29,500)
City
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Dubai bowl game
Dubai bowl game
Name
Dubai bowl game
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
TBD
City
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Ireland bowl game
Ireland bowl game
Name
Ireland bowl game
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
TBD
City
Ireland (specific city TBD)
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Toronto bowl game
Toronto bowl game
Name
Toronto bowl game
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
Rogers Centre(54,000)BMO Field(28,180)
City
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
International Bowl
St. Louis bowl game
St. Louis bowl game
Name
St. Louis bowl game
Year to start
TBD
Venue(permanent seating)
The Dome at America's Center (67,277)Busch Stadium(44,383)
City
St. Louis, Missouri
Payout
TBD
Sponsor(s)
TBD
Previous name(s)
None previous
Name
Year to start
Venue(permanent seating)
City
Payout
Sponsor(s)
Previous name(s)
Chili Bowl
TBD
TQL Stadium (26,000)
Cincinnati, Ohio
TBD
TBD
None previous
Chicago Bowl
TBD
Wrigley Field (41,268)
Chicago, Illinois
TBD
TBD
None previous
Chocolate Bowl
TBD
Hersheypark Stadium(15,641)
Hershey, Pennsylvania
TBD
TBD
None previous
Austin Bowl
TBD
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium(100,119)
Austin, Texas
TBD
TBD
None previous
Medal of Honor Bowl
TBD
Johnson Hagood Stadium(21,000)
Charleston, South Carolina
TBD
TBD
None previous
Little Rock Bowl
TBD
War Memorial Stadium(54,120)
Little Rock, Arkansas
TBD
TBD
None previous
Melbourne Bowl
TBD
Marvel Stadium(56,347)AAMI Park(29,500)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
TBD
TBD
None previous
Dubai bowl game
TBD
TBD
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
TBD
TBD
None previous
Ireland bowl game
TBD
TBD
Ireland (specific city TBD)
TBD
TBD
None previous
Toronto bowl game
TBD
Rogers Centre(54,000)BMO Field(28,180)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
TBD
TBD
International Bowl
St. Louis bowl game
TBD
The Dome at America's Center (67,277)Busch Stadium(44,383)
St. Louis, Missouri
TBD
TBD
None previous
· Number of current FBS bowl games by state
Florida
Florida
State
Florida
Number
8
Bowls
Orange*, Boca Raton, Citrus, Cure, Gasparilla, Gator, ReliaQuest, Pop-Tarts
Texas
Texas
State
Texas
Number
8
Bowls
Cotton*, Alamo, Armed Forces, First Responder, Frisco, Sun, Texas, Xbox
Alabama
Alabama
State
Alabama
Number
3
Bowls
Birmingham, Salute to Veterans, 68 Ventures
Arizona
Arizona
State
Arizona
Number
Fiesta*, Arizona, Rate
California
California
State
California
Number
Rose*, Holiday, LA
Louisiana
Louisiana
State
Louisiana
Number
Sugar*, Independence, New Orleans
Tennessee
Tennessee
State
Tennessee
Number
2
Bowls
Liberty, Music City
Georgia
Georgia
State
Georgia
Number
1
Bowls
Peach*
Hawaii
Hawaii
State
Hawaii
Number
Hawaii
Idaho
Idaho
State
Idaho
Number
Famous Idaho Potato
Maryland
Maryland
State
Maryland
Number
Military
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
State
Massachusetts
Number
Fenway
Michigan
Michigan
State
Michigan
Number
GameAbove Sports
Nevada
Nevada
State
Nevada
Number
Las Vegas
New Mexico
New Mexico
State
New Mexico
Number
New Mexico
New York
New York
State
New York
Number
Pinstripe
North Carolina
North Carolina
State
North Carolina
Number
Duke's Mayo
South Carolina
South Carolina
State
South Carolina
Number
Myrtle Beach
State
Number
Bowls
Florida
8
Orange*, Boca Raton, Citrus, Cure, Gasparilla, Gator, ReliaQuest, Pop-Tarts
Texas
8
Cotton*, Alamo, Armed Forces, First Responder, Frisco, Sun, Texas, Xbox
Alabama
3
Birmingham, Salute to Veterans, 68 Ventures
Arizona
Fiesta*, Arizona, Rate
California
Rose*, Holiday, LA
Louisiana
Sugar*, Independence, New Orleans
Tennessee
2
Liberty, Music City
Georgia
1
Peach*
Hawaii
Hawaii
Idaho
Famous Idaho Potato
Maryland
Military
Massachusetts
Fenway
Michigan
GameAbove Sports
Nevada
Las Vegas
New Mexico
New Mexico
New York
Pinstripe
North Carolina
Duke's Mayo
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach
· All-Star games › FBS all-star games
East–West Shrine Bowl
East–West Shrine Bowl
Name
East–West Shrine Bowl
Status
Active
Years
1925–present
City
San Francisco, California (1925–1941)multiple locations (1942–2011)St. Petersburg, Florida (2012–2019)Paradise, Nevada (2021–present)
Notes
Has invited Canadian players since 1985
NFLPA Collegiate Bowl
NFLPA Collegiate Bowl
Name
NFLPA Collegiate Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
2012–2023
City
Pasadena, California
Senior Bowl
Senior Bowl
Name
Senior Bowl
Status
Active
Years
1950–present
City
Jacksonville, Florida (1950)Mobile, Alabama (1951–present)
Notes
Two separate venues in Mobile: Ladd–Peebles Stadium (1951–2020) and Hancock Whitney Stadium (2021–present)
Hula Bowl
Hula Bowl
Name
Hula Bowl
Status
Active
Years
1960–20082020–present
City
Honolulu, Hawaii (1960–97, 2006–08, 2020–2021)Wailuku, Hawaii (1998–2005)Orlando, Florida (2022-present)
Notes
Started with non-collegiate players in 1947
Medal of Honor Bowl
Medal of Honor Bowl
Name
Medal of Honor Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
2014–2015
City
Charleston, South Carolina
Blue–Gray Football Classic
Blue–Gray Football Classic
Name
Blue–Gray Football Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
1939–20012003
City
Montgomery, AlabamaTroy, Alabama
Casino del Sol College All-Star Game
Casino del Sol College All-Star Game
Name
Casino del Sol College All-Star Game
Status
Defunct
Years
2011–2013
City
Tempe, Arizona (2011)Tucson, Arizona (2012–13)
Notes
Eastham Energy College All-Star Game in 2011
Challenge Bowl
Challenge Bowl
Name
Challenge Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
1978–1979
City
Seattle, Washington
Notes
Pac-8 all-stars vs. Big Ten all-stars (1978)Pac-10 all-stars vs. Big Eight all-stars (1979)
Chicago College All-Star Game
Chicago College All-Star Game
Name
Chicago College All-Star Game
Status
Defunct
Years
1934–1976
City
Chicago, Illinois (1934–42, 1945–76)Evanston, Illinois (1943–44)
Notes
College all-stars vs. NFL champions
College All-Star Bowl
College All-Star Bowl
Name
College All-Star Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
2013–2014
City
Greenville, South Carolina
Gridiron Classic
Gridiron Classic
Name
Gridiron Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
1999–2005
City
Orlando, Florida (1999–2003)The Villages, Florida (2004–05)
Japan Bowl
Japan Bowl
Name
Japan Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
1976–1993
City
Tokyo, Japan (1976–79, 1992–93)Yokohama, Japan (1980–91)
Las Vegas All-American Classic
Las Vegas All-American Classic
Name
Las Vegas All-American Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
2002–2006
City
St. George, Utah (2002–03)Las Vegas, Nevada (2004–06)
Notes
Played as the Paradise Bowl in Utah
Magnolia Gridiron All-Star Classic
Magnolia Gridiron All-Star Classic
Name
Magnolia Gridiron All-Star Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
2005–2006
City
Jackson, Mississippi
Notes
Division I-A vs. Division I-AA/II/III
North–South All-Star Classic
North–South All-Star Classic
Name
North–South All-Star Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
2007
City
Houston, Texas
Notes
Also known as the Inta-Juice All-Star Classic
North–South Shrine Game
North–South Shrine Game
Name
North–South Shrine Game
Status
Defunct
Years
1948–19731976
City
Miami, FloridaPontiac, Michigan
Notes
Started with high school teams in 1946
Players All-Star Classic
Players All-Star Classic
Name
Players All-Star Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
2012
City
Little Rock, Arkansas
Raycom All-Star Classic
Raycom All-Star Classic
Name
Raycom All-Star Classic
Status
Defunct
Years
2013
City
Montgomery, Alabama
Texas vs The Nation
Texas vs The Nation
Name
Texas vs The Nation
Status
Defunct
Years
2007–20112013
City
El Paso, Texas (2007–10)San Antonio, Texas (2011)Allen, Texas (2013)
Name
Status
Years
City
Notes
East–West Shrine Bowl
Active
1925–present
San Francisco, California (1925–1941)multiple locations (1942–2011)St. Petersburg, Florida (2012–2019)Paradise, Nevada (2021–present)
Has invited Canadian players since 1985
NFLPA Collegiate Bowl
Defunct
2012–2023
Pasadena, California
Senior Bowl
Active
1950–present
Jacksonville, Florida (1950)Mobile, Alabama (1951–present)
Two separate venues in Mobile: Ladd–Peebles Stadium (1951–2020) and Hancock Whitney Stadium (2021–present)
Hula Bowl
Active
1960–20082020–present
Honolulu, Hawaii (1960–97, 2006–08, 2020–2021)Wailuku, Hawaii (1998–2005)Orlando, Florida (2022-present)
Started with non-collegiate players in 1947
Medal of Honor Bowl
Defunct
2014–2015
Charleston, South Carolina
Blue–Gray Football Classic
Defunct
1939–20012003
Montgomery, AlabamaTroy, Alabama
Casino del Sol College All-Star Game
Defunct
2011–2013
Tempe, Arizona (2011)Tucson, Arizona (2012–13)
Eastham Energy College All-Star Game in 2011
Challenge Bowl
Defunct
1978–1979
Seattle, Washington
Pac-8 all-stars vs. Big Ten all-stars (1978)Pac-10 all-stars vs. Big Eight all-stars (1979)
Chicago College All-Star Game
Defunct
1934–1976
Chicago, Illinois (1934–42, 1945–76)Evanston, Illinois (1943–44)
College all-stars vs. NFL champions
College All-Star Bowl
Defunct
2013–2014
Greenville, South Carolina
Gridiron Classic
Defunct
1999–2005
Orlando, Florida (1999–2003)The Villages, Florida (2004–05)
Japan Bowl
Defunct
1976–1993
Tokyo, Japan (1976–79, 1992–93)Yokohama, Japan (1980–91)
Las Vegas All-American Classic
Defunct
2002–2006
St. George, Utah (2002–03)Las Vegas, Nevada (2004–06)
Played as the Paradise Bowl in Utah
Magnolia Gridiron All-Star Classic
Defunct
2005–2006
Jackson, Mississippi
Division I-A vs. Division I-AA/II/III
North–South All-Star Classic
Defunct
2007
Houston, Texas
Also known as the Inta-Juice All-Star Classic
North–South Shrine Game
Defunct
1948–19731976
Miami, FloridaPontiac, Michigan
Started with high school teams in 1946
Players All-Star Classic
Defunct
2012
Little Rock, Arkansas
Raycom All-Star Classic
Defunct
2013
Montgomery, Alabama
Texas vs The Nation
Defunct
2007–20112013
El Paso, Texas (2007–10)San Antonio, Texas (2011)Allen, Texas (2013)
· All-Star games › Other all-star games
National Bowl Game
National Bowl Game
Name
National Bowl Game
Status
Active
Years
2011–present
City
Allentown, Pennsylvania (2011–2012)Miami, Florida (2013–2015)Daytona Beach, Florida (2016–present)
Notes
Division II/III and NAIA
FCS Bowl
FCS Bowl
Name
FCS Bowl
Status
Active
Years
2014–present
City
Miami, Florida (2014–2015)Daytona Beach, Florida (2016–present)
Notes
FCS
Dream Bowl
Dream Bowl
Name
Dream Bowl
Status
Active
Years
2016–present
City
Roanoke, Virginia (2016–2019) Salem, Virginia (2020–2023)Little Elm, Texas (2024–present)
Notes
Division II/III and FCS
Cactus Bowl
Cactus Bowl
Name
Cactus Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
1994–2011
City
Fargo, North Dakota (1994–2000)Kingsville, Texas (2001–2011)
Notes
Played as the Snow Bowl in FargoDivision II
USA College Football Bowl
USA College Football Bowl
Name
USA College Football Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
1996–2015
City
multiple locations (1996–2014)Jackson, Mississippi (2015)
Notes
Initially Division III, later all levels2016 game was cancelled
East Coast Bowl
East Coast Bowl
Name
East Coast Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
2001–2009
City
Petersburg, Virginia
Notes
Division II/III and NAIA
Epson Ivy Bowl
Epson Ivy Bowl
Name
Epson Ivy Bowl
Status
Defunct
Years
1988–1996
City
Yokohama, JapanTokyo, JapanNishinomiya, Japan
Notes
Three years in YokohamaThree years in TokyoTwo years in Nishinomiya
Name
Status
Years
City
Notes
National Bowl Game
Active
2011–present
Allentown, Pennsylvania (2011–2012)Miami, Florida (2013–2015)Daytona Beach, Florida (2016–present)
Division II/III and NAIA
FCS Bowl
Active
2014–present
Miami, Florida (2014–2015)Daytona Beach, Florida (2016–present)
FCS
Dream Bowl
Active
2016–present
Roanoke, Virginia (2016–2019) Salem, Virginia (2020–2023)Little Elm, Texas (2024–present)
Division II/III and FCS
Cactus Bowl
Defunct
1994–2011
Fargo, North Dakota (1994–2000)Kingsville, Texas (2001–2011)
Played as the Snow Bowl in FargoDivision II
USA College Football Bowl
Defunct
1996–2015
multiple locations (1996–2014)Jackson, Mississippi (2015)
Initially Division III, later all levels2016 game was cancelled
East Coast Bowl
Defunct
2001–2009
Petersburg, Virginia
Division II/III and NAIA
Epson Ivy Bowl
Defunct
1988–1996
Yokohama, JapanTokyo, JapanNishinomiya, Japan
Three years in YokohamaThree years in TokyoTwo years in Nishinomiya
· Defunct bowl games › Defunct major-college bowl games
Alamo Bowl
Alamo Bowl
Bowl name
Alamo Bowl
Years played
1947
Location
San Antonio, Texas
Notes
Not to be confused with the modern Alamo Bowl
All-American Bowl
All-American Bowl
Bowl name
All-American Bowl
Years played
1977–1990
Location
Birmingham, Alabama
Notes
Known as the Hall of Fame Classic through 1985.
Aloha Bowl
Aloha Bowl
Bowl name
Aloha Bowl
Years played
1982–2000
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii
Aviation Bowl
Aviation Bowl
Bowl name
Aviation Bowl
Years played
1961
Location
Dayton, Ohio
Bacardi Bowl
Bacardi Bowl
Bowl name
Bacardi Bowl
Years played
1907, 1909, 1911–1912, 1921, 1936, 1946
Location
Havana, Cuba
Notes
Last game in 1946, Southern Mississippi defeated Havana University, 55-0
Bahamas Bowl
Bahamas Bowl
Bowl name
Bahamas Bowl
Years played
2014-2024
Location
Nassau, Bahamas
Bluebonnet Bowl
Bluebonnet Bowl
Bowl name
Bluebonnet Bowl
Years played
1959–1987
Location
Houston, Texas
Notes
Known as the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl whenever the game was played in the Astrodome.
Bluegrass Bowl
Bluegrass Bowl
Bowl name
Bluegrass Bowl
Years played
1958
Location
Louisville, Kentucky
California Bowl
California Bowl
Bowl name
California Bowl
Years played
1981–1991
Location
Fresno, California
Notes
Superseded by the Las Vegas Bowl.
Cherry Bowl
Cherry Bowl
Bowl name
Cherry Bowl
Years played
1984–1985
Location
Pontiac, Michigan
Delta Bowl
Delta Bowl
Bowl name
Delta Bowl
Years played
1947–1948
Location
Memphis, Tennessee
Dixie Bowl
Dixie Bowl
Bowl name
Dixie Bowl
Years played
1947–1948
Location
Birmingham, Alabama
Dixie Classic
Dixie Classic
Bowl name
Dixie Classic
Years played
1921, 1924, 1933
Location
Dallas, Texas
Notes
Forerunner to the current Cotton Bowl Classic
Famous Toastery Bowl
Famous Toastery Bowl
Bowl name
Famous Toastery Bowl
Years played
2023
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina
Notes
One year substitution for the Bahamas Bowl.
Fort Worth Classic
Fort Worth Classic
Bowl name
Fort Worth Classic
Years played
1920
Location
Fort Worth, Texas
Freedom Bowl
Freedom Bowl
Bowl name
Freedom Bowl
Years played
1984–1994
Location
Anaheim, California
Frisco Football Classic
Frisco Football Classic
Bowl name
Frisco Football Classic
Years played
2021
Location
Frisco, Texas
Notes
Created to accommodate all bowl-eligible teams for the 2021 College football season
Garden State Bowl
Garden State Bowl
Bowl name
Garden State Bowl
Years played
1978–1981
Location
East Rutherford, New Jersey
Gotham Bowl
Gotham Bowl
Bowl name
Gotham Bowl
Years played
1961–1962
Location
New York City, New York
Great Lakes Bowl
Great Lakes Bowl
Bowl name
Great Lakes Bowl
Years played
1947
Location
Cleveland, Ohio
Harbor Bowl
Harbor Bowl
Bowl name
Harbor Bowl
Years played
1946–1948
Location
San Diego, California
Houston Bowl
Houston Bowl
Bowl name
Houston Bowl
Years played
2000–2005
Location
Houston, Texas
Notes
Called the galleryfurniture.com Bowl in 2000–2001
International Bowl
International Bowl
Bowl name
International Bowl
Years played
2006–2009
Location
Toronto, Ontario
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
Bowl name
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
Years played
1997–2013
Location
Detroit, Michigan(1997–2001: Pontiac, Michigan)
Notes
Also known as the Ford Motor City Bowl and the Motor City Bowl. Was replaced by the Quick Lane Bowl in 2014.
Los Angeles Christmas Festival
Los Angeles Christmas Festival
Bowl name
Los Angeles Christmas Festival
Years played
1924
Location
Los Angeles, California
Mercy Bowl
Mercy Bowl
Bowl name
Mercy Bowl
Years played
1961, 1971
Location
Los Angeles, California
Miami Beach Bowl
Miami Beach Bowl
Bowl name
Miami Beach Bowl
Years played
2014–2016
Location
Miami, Florida
Notes
Sold and moved to Frisco, Texas
Montgomery Bowl
Montgomery Bowl
Bowl name
Montgomery Bowl
Years played
2020
Location
Montgomery, Alabama
Notes
One-season substitute for the Fenway Bowl.
Oahu Bowl
Oahu Bowl
Bowl name
Oahu Bowl
Years played
1998–2000
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii
Oil Bowl
Oil Bowl
Bowl name
Oil Bowl
Years played
1943, 1945–1946
Location
Houston, Texas
Pasadena Bowl
Pasadena Bowl
Bowl name
Pasadena Bowl
Years played
1967–1971
Location
Pasadena, California
Poinsettia Bowl
Poinsettia Bowl
Bowl name
Poinsettia Bowl
Years played
2005–2016
Location
San Diego, California
Notes
The Holiday Bowl management folded the Poinsettia Bowl.
Presidential Cup Bowl
Presidential Cup Bowl
Bowl name
Presidential Cup Bowl
Years played
1950
Location
College Park, Maryland
Raisin Bowl
Raisin Bowl
Bowl name
Raisin Bowl
Years played
1945–1949
Location
Fresno, California
Salad Bowl
Salad Bowl
Bowl name
Salad Bowl
Years played
1947–1951
Location
Phoenix, Arizona
Notes
Precursor to current Fiesta Bowl
San Diego East-West Christmas Classic
San Diego East-West Christmas Classic
Bowl name
San Diego East-West Christmas Classic
Years played
1921–1922
Location
San Diego, California
San Francisco Bowl
San Francisco Bowl
Bowl name
San Francisco Bowl
Years played
2002–2019
Location
San Francisco Bay Area, California
Seattle Bowl
Seattle Bowl
Bowl name
Seattle Bowl
Years played
2001–2002
Location
Seattle, Washington
Notes
Continuation of the Oahu Bowl.
Shrine Bowl
Shrine Bowl
Bowl name
Shrine Bowl
Years played
1948–1949
Location
Little Rock, Arkansas
Silicon Valley Football Classic
Silicon Valley Football Classic
Bowl name
Silicon Valley Football Classic
Years played
2000–2004
Location
San Jose, California
Bowl name
Years played
Location
Notes
Alamo Bowl
1947
San Antonio, Texas
Not to be confused with the modern Alamo Bowl
All-American Bowl
1977–1990
Birmingham, Alabama
Known as the Hall of Fame Classic through 1985.
Aloha Bowl
1982–2000
Honolulu, Hawaii
Aviation Bowl
1961
Dayton, Ohio
Bacardi Bowl
1907, 1909, 1911–1912, 1921, 1936, 1946
Havana, Cuba
Last game in 1946, Southern Mississippi defeated Havana University, 55-0
Bahamas Bowl
2014-2024
Nassau, Bahamas
Bluebonnet Bowl
1959–1987
Houston, Texas
Known as the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl whenever the game was played in the Astrodome.
Bluegrass Bowl
1958
Louisville, Kentucky
California Bowl
1981–1991
Fresno, California
Superseded by the Las Vegas Bowl.
Cherry Bowl
1984–1985
Pontiac, Michigan
Delta Bowl
1947–1948
Memphis, Tennessee
Dixie Bowl
1947–1948
Birmingham, Alabama
Dixie Classic
1921, 1924, 1933
Dallas, Texas
Forerunner to the current Cotton Bowl Classic
Famous Toastery Bowl
2023
Charlotte, North Carolina
One year substitution for the Bahamas Bowl.
Fort Worth Classic
1920
Fort Worth, Texas
Freedom Bowl
1984–1994
Anaheim, California
Frisco Football Classic
2021
Frisco, Texas
Created to accommodate all bowl-eligible teams for the 2021 College football season
Garden State Bowl
1978–1981
East Rutherford, New Jersey
Gotham Bowl
1961–1962
New York City, New York
Great Lakes Bowl
1947
Cleveland, Ohio
Harbor Bowl
1946–1948
San Diego, California
Houston Bowl
2000–2005
Houston, Texas
Called the galleryfurniture.com Bowl in 2000–2001
International Bowl
2006–2009
Toronto, Ontario
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
1997–2013
Detroit, Michigan(1997–2001: Pontiac, Michigan)
Also known as the Ford Motor City Bowl and the Motor City Bowl. Was replaced by the Quick Lane Bowl in 2014.
Los Angeles Christmas Festival
1924
Los Angeles, California
Mercy Bowl
1961, 1971
Los Angeles, California
Miami Beach Bowl
2014–2016
Miami, Florida
Sold and moved to Frisco, Texas
Montgomery Bowl
2020
Montgomery, Alabama
One-season substitute for the Fenway Bowl.
Oahu Bowl
1998–2000
Honolulu, Hawaii
Oil Bowl
1943, 1945–1946
Houston, Texas
Pasadena Bowl
1967–1971
Pasadena, California
Poinsettia Bowl
2005–2016
San Diego, California
The Holiday Bowl management folded the Poinsettia Bowl.
Presidential Cup Bowl
1950
College Park, Maryland
Raisin Bowl
1945–1949
Fresno, California
Salad Bowl
1947–1951
Phoenix, Arizona
Precursor to current Fiesta Bowl
San Diego East-West Christmas Classic
1921–1922
San Diego, California
San Francisco Bowl
2002–2019
San Francisco Bay Area, California
Seattle Bowl
2001–2002
Seattle, Washington
Continuation of the Oahu Bowl.
Shrine Bowl
1948–1949
Little Rock, Arkansas
Silicon Valley Football Classic
2000–2004
San Jose, California
· Defunct bowl games › Defunct regular-season games known as bowl games
Harvest Bowl
Harvest Bowl
Name
Harvest Bowl
Seasons Active
1958–1969
City
Roanoke, Virginia
Mirage Bowl
Mirage Bowl
Name
Mirage Bowl
Seasons Active
1976–1993
City
Tokyo, Japan
Notes
A regular season matchup, originally at Korakuen Stadium, later at Olympic Stadium, and finally at the Tokyo Dome
Oyster Bowl
Oyster Bowl
Name
Oyster Bowl
Seasons Active
1948–1995
City
Norfolk, Virginia
Notes
A regular season game called a "bowl", now a home game for Old Dominion University to raise money for the Kedive Shriner's charities
Patriot Bowl
Patriot Bowl
Name
Patriot Bowl
Seasons Active
2007–2009
City
Cleveland, Ohio
Notes
A regular season game called a "bowl" that featured a team from the Mid-American Conference and (originally) one of the United States service academies
Tobacco Bowl
Tobacco Bowl
Name
Tobacco Bowl
Seasons Active
1949–1982
City
Richmond, Virginia
Name
Seasons Active
City
Notes
Harvest Bowl
1958–1969
Roanoke, Virginia
Mirage Bowl
1976–1993
Tokyo, Japan
A regular season matchup, originally at Korakuen Stadium, later at Olympic Stadium, and finally at the Tokyo Dome
Oyster Bowl
1948–1995
Norfolk, Virginia
A regular season game called a "bowl", now a home game for Old Dominion University to raise money for the Kedive Shriner's charities
Patriot Bowl
2007–2009
Cleveland, Ohio
A regular season game called a "bowl" that featured a team from the Mid-American Conference and (originally) one of the United States service academies
Tobacco Bowl
1949–1982
Richmond, Virginia
· Defunct bowl games › Defunct minor-college or unofficial bowl games
Angel Bowl
Angel Bowl
Name
Angel Bowl
Seasons active
1946
City
Los Angeles, California
Notes
Florida A&M vs. Wiley
Azalea Bowl
Azalea Bowl
Name
Azalea Bowl
Seasons active
1945
City
Orlando, Florida
Notes
Florida Memorial University vs. Knoxville College
Azalea Classic
Azalea Classic
Name
Azalea Classic
Seasons active
1971, 1974
City
Mobile, Alabama
Notes
Featuring HBCUs
Bean Bowl
Bean Bowl
Name
Bean Bowl
Seasons active
1949–1950
City
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Beaver Bowl
Beaver Bowl
Name
Beaver Bowl
Seasons active
1958
City
Corry, Pennsylvania
Notes
Slippery Rock University vs. Pennsylvania Western University
Boardwalk Bowl
Boardwalk Bowl
Name
Boardwalk Bowl
Seasons active
1961–1972
City
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Notes
A College Division regional final 1968–1972, later a Division II quarterfinal.
Botany Bowl
Botany Bowl
Name
Botany Bowl
Seasons active
1955
City
Shenandoah, Iowa
Notes
Nebraska-Kearney vs. Northern State
Boy's Ranch Bowl
Boy's Ranch Bowl
Name
Boy's Ranch Bowl
Seasons active
1947
City
Abilene, Texas
Notes
Missouri Valley College vs. McMurry University
Burley Bowl
Burley Bowl
Name
Burley Bowl
Seasons active
1945–1956
City
Johnson City, Tennessee
Notes
Played on Thanksgiving Day each year
Cajun Bowl
Cajun Bowl
Name
Cajun Bowl
Seasons active
1947
City
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Cattle Bowl
Cattle Bowl
Name
Cattle Bowl
Seasons active
1947–1948
City
Fort Worth, Texas
Camellia Bowl
Camellia Bowl
Name
Camellia Bowl
Seasons active
1964–1972
City
Sacramento, California
Notes
A College Division regional final 1964–1972, later a playoff game in I-AA and D-II.Not to be confused with the current Camellia Bowl in FBS.
Cement Bowl
Cement Bowl
Name
Cement Bowl
Seasons active
1962
City
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Notes
Hofstra Pride vs. West Chester Golden Rams
Charity Bowl
Charity Bowl
Name
Charity Bowl
Seasons active
1937
City
Los Angeles, California
Notes
Fresno State vs. Central Arkansas
Chocolate Bowl
Chocolate Bowl
Name
Chocolate Bowl
Seasons active
1935
City
Tyler, Texas
Notes
Texas College Steers vs. Alabama State Hornets
Christmas Bowl
Christmas Bowl
Name
Christmas Bowl
Seasons active
1958–1959
City
Natchitoches, Louisiana
Cigar Bowl
Cigar Bowl
Name
Cigar Bowl
Seasons active
1946–1954
City
Tampa, Florida
Coconut Bowl
Coconut Bowl
Name
Coconut Bowl
Seasons active
1946
City
Miami, Florida
Notes
Bethune-Cookman vs. Albany State
Corn Bowl
Corn Bowl
Name
Corn Bowl
Seasons active
1947–1955
City
Bloomington, Illinois
Cosmopolitan Bowl
Cosmopolitan Bowl
Name
Cosmopolitan Bowl
Seasons active
1951
City
Alexandria, Louisiana
Notes
McNeese State vs. Louisiana College
Cotton-Tobacco Bowl
Cotton-Tobacco Bowl
Name
Cotton-Tobacco Bowl
Seasons active
1946–1947
City
Greensboro, North Carolina
Eastern Bowl
Eastern Bowl
Name
Eastern Bowl
Seasons active
1963
City
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Notes
Northeastern Huskies vs. East Carolina Pirates
Elks Bowl
Elks Bowl
Name
Elks Bowl
Seasons active
1953–1954
City
Greenville, North CarolinaRaleigh, North Carolina
Notes
Both games were played in calendar year 1954.
Festival of Palms Bowl
Festival of Palms Bowl
Name
Festival of Palms Bowl
Seasons active
1932–1933
City
Miami, Florida
Notes
Hosted by University of Miami, it become the Orange Bowl for the 1934 season
Fish Bowl (Texas)
Fish Bowl (Texas)
Name
Fish Bowl (Texas)
Seasons active
1948
City
Corpus Christi, Texas
Notes
University of Corpus Christi vs. Southwestern University
Fish Bowl (Virginia)
Fish Bowl (Virginia)
Name
Fish Bowl (Virginia)
Seasons active
1948
City
Norfolk, Virginia
Notes
Hampton Pirates vs. Central State Marauders
Flower Bowl
Flower Bowl
Name
Flower Bowl
Seasons active
1942–1948
City
Jacksonville, Florida
Notes
Featuring HBCUs
Fruit Bowl
Fruit Bowl
Name
Fruit Bowl
Seasons active
1947–1948
City
San Francisco, California
Notes
1948 game was the first inter-racial college bowl game
Furniture Bowl
Furniture Bowl
Name
Furniture Bowl
Seasons active
1950
City
Martinsville, Virginia
Notes
Maryland State Hawks vs. Bluefield State Big Blues
Glass Bowl
Glass Bowl
Name
Glass Bowl
Seasons active
1946–1949
City
Toledo, Ohio
Notes
Hosted by University of Toledo
Golden Isles Bowl
Golden Isles Bowl
Name
Golden Isles Bowl
Seasons active
1962
City
Brunswick, Georgia
Notes
McNeese State University vs. Samford University
Grantland Rice Bowl
Grantland Rice Bowl
Name
Grantland Rice Bowl
Seasons active
1964–1972
City
Murfreesboro, TennesseeBaton Rouge, Louisiana
Notes
A College Division regional final for nine years; later a Division II playoff game.
Grape Bowl
Grape Bowl
Name
Grape Bowl
Seasons active
1947–1948
City
Lodi, California
Great Lakes Bowl
Great Lakes Bowl
Name
Great Lakes Bowl
Seasons active
1948
City
Cleveland, Ohio
Notes
John Carroll Blue Streaks vs. Canisius Golden Griffins. Played in 1947 as a major bowl game
Hoosier Bowl
Hoosier Bowl
Name
Hoosier Bowl
Seasons active
1946
City
Evansville, Indiana
Notes
Evansville Purple Aces vs. Northern Illinois Huskies
Iodine Bowl
Iodine Bowl
Name
Iodine Bowl
Seasons active
1949–1951, 1953
City
Charleston, South Carolina
Notes
Hosted by Allen University. Featuring HBCUs.
Kickapoo Bowl
Kickapoo Bowl
Name
Kickapoo Bowl
Seasons active
1947
City
Wichita Falls, Texas
Notes
Midwestern State Mustangs vs. Central Arkansas Bears
Knute Rockne Bowl
Knute Rockne Bowl
Name
Knute Rockne Bowl
Seasons active
1969–1972
City
Bridgeport, ConnecticutAtlantic City, New Jersey
Notes
A College Division regional final for four years; later a Division II playoff game.
Lions Bowl
Lions Bowl
Name
Lions Bowl
Seasons active
1946–1947, 1949–1952
City
Ruston, Louisiana
Notes
Hosted by Grambling State University, featuring HBCUs
Mirza Shrine Bowl
Mirza Shrine Bowl
Name
Mirza Shrine Bowl
Seasons active
1950
City
Pittsburg, Kansas
Notes
Pittsburg State Gorillas vs. Central Missouri Mules
Missouri-Kansas Bowl
Missouri-Kansas Bowl
Name
Missouri-Kansas Bowl
Seasons active
1948
City
Kansas City, Missouri
Notes
Emporia State Hornets vs. Southwest Missouri State Bears
National Bowl
National Bowl
Name
National Bowl
Seasons active
1947
City
Washington, D.C.
Notes
Shaw Bears vs. South Carolina State Bulldogs
National Classic
National Classic
Name
National Classic
Seasons active
1954
City
Greensboro, North Carolina
Notes
North Carolina College vs. Tennessee A&I
New Year's Classic
New Year's Classic
Name
New Year's Classic
Seasons active
1933–1934
City
Honolulu, Hawaii
Notes
Hosted by University of Hawaii
Oleander Bowl
Oleander Bowl
Name
Oleander Bowl
Seasons active
1949
City
Galveston, Texas
Notes
McMurry University vs. Missouri Valley College
Optimist Bowl
Optimist Bowl
Name
Optimist Bowl
Seasons active
1946
City
Houston, Texas
Notes
College of the Pacific was coached by Amos Alonzo Stagg.
Orange Blossom Classic
Orange Blossom Classic
Name
Orange Blossom Classic
Seasons active
1933–1978
City
Miami, Florida
Notes
Hosted by Florida A&M, featuring HBCUs. The name is now used for a regular season game.
Palmetto Shrine Bowl
Palmetto Shrine Bowl
Name
Palmetto Shrine Bowl
Seasons active
1955
City
Columbia, South Carolina
Notes
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears vs. Newberry Wolves
Paper Bowl
Paper Bowl
Name
Paper Bowl
Seasons active
1948–1950
City
Pensacola, Florida
Notes
Hosted by Jacksonville State University
Peach Blossom Classic
Peach Blossom Classic
Name
Peach Blossom Classic
Seasons active
1939–1942, 1947, 1949
City
Atlanta, GeorgiaColumbus, GeorgiaMacon, Georgia
Notes
Hosted by Morris Brown College, featuring HBCUs
Peanut Bowl
Peanut Bowl
Name
Peanut Bowl
Seasons active
1968
City
Dothan, Alabama
Notes
West Alabama Tigers vs. Ouachita Baptist Tigers
Pear Bowl
Pear Bowl
Name
Pear Bowl
Seasons active
1946–1951
City
Ashland, OregonMedford, Oregon
Pecan Bowl
Pecan Bowl
Name
Pecan Bowl
Seasons active
1946–19471964–19671968–1970
City
Orangeburg, South CarolinaAbilene, TexasArlington, Texas
Notes
HBCU matchup in 1940s, then a College Division regional final
Pelican Bowl
Pelican Bowl
Name
Pelican Bowl
Seasons active
19721974–1975
City
Durham, North CarolinaNew Orleans, Louisiana
Peninsula Bowl
Peninsula Bowl
Name
Peninsula Bowl
Seasons active
1950
City
Charleston, South Carolina
Notes
Allen Yellow Jackets vs. South Carolina State Bulldogs
Phillips Field Bowl
Phillips Field Bowl
Name
Phillips Field Bowl
Seasons active
1951
City
Tampa, Florida
Notes
Tampa Spartans vs. Brandeis Judges
Piedmont Tobacco Bowl
Piedmont Tobacco Bowl
Name
Piedmont Tobacco Bowl
Seasons active
1946
City
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Notes
Fayetteville State Broncos vs. Allen Yellow Jackets
Pioneer Bowl
Pioneer Bowl
Name
Pioneer Bowl
Seasons active
1971–1972
City
Wichita Falls, Texas
Notes
A College Division regional final for two years; later a playoff game in DI-AA and DII.
Pineapple Bowl
Pineapple Bowl
Name
Pineapple Bowl
Seasons active
1939–1941, 1947–1952
City
Honolulu, Hawaii
Notes
Hosted by University of Hawaii
Poi Bowl
Poi Bowl
Name
Poi Bowl
Seasons active
1936–1939
City
Honolulu, Hawaii
Notes
Hosted by University of Hawaii
Prairie View Bowl
Prairie View Bowl
Name
Prairie View Bowl
Seasons active
1928–1960
City
Houston, Texas
Notes
First bowl game for HBCUs, hosted by Prairie View A&M.
Pretzel Bowl
Pretzel Bowl
Name
Pretzel Bowl
Seasons active
1951
City
Reading, Pennsylvania
Notes
West Chester Golden Rams vs. Albright Rams
Pythian Bowl
Pythian Bowl
Name
Pythian Bowl
Seasons active
1949–1951
City
Salisbury, North Carolina
Notes
First bowl game that was played in North Carolina. Known in 1952 as the Lions Bowl.
Refrigerator Bowl
Refrigerator Bowl
Name
Refrigerator Bowl
Seasons active
1948–1956
City
Evansville, Indiana
Rice Bowl
Rice Bowl
Name
Rice Bowl
Seasons active
1957–1958, 1960
City
Stuttgart, Arkansas
Rocket Bowl
Rocket Bowl
Name
Rocket Bowl
Seasons active
1960
City
Huntsville, Alabama
Notes
Millsaps Majors vs. Maryville Scots
Shrimp Bowl
Shrimp Bowl
Name
Shrimp Bowl
Seasons active
1952
City
Galveston, Texas
Notes
Sam Houston State Bearkats vs. Northeastern State RiverHawks
Smoky Mountain Bowl
Smoky Mountain Bowl
Name
Smoky Mountain Bowl
Seasons active
1949
City
Bristol, Tennessee
Notes
Western Carolina Catamounts vs. West Liberty Hilltoppers
Space City Bowl
Space City Bowl
Name
Space City Bowl
Seasons active
1966–1967
City
Huntsville, Alabama
Texhoma Bowl
Texhoma Bowl
Name
Texhoma Bowl
Seasons active
1948–1949
City
Denison, Texas
Textile Bowl
Textile Bowl
Name
Textile Bowl
Seasons active
1974
City
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Notes
Wofford Terriers vs. South Carolina State
Tobacco Bowl
Tobacco Bowl
Name
Tobacco Bowl
Seasons active
1946
City
Lexington, Kentucky
Notes
Muhlenberg College vs. St. Bonaventure University
Tropical Bowl
Tropical Bowl
Name
Tropical Bowl
Seasons active
1951–1953
City
Jacksonville, Florida
Notes
Featuring HBCUs
Vulcan Bowl
Vulcan Bowl
Name
Vulcan Bowl
Seasons active
1941–1948, 1951
City
Birmingham, Alabama
Notes
Featuring HBCUs
West Virginia Bowl
West Virginia Bowl
Name
West Virginia Bowl
Seasons active
1960–1961
City
Clarksburg, West Virginia
Will Rogers Bowl
Will Rogers Bowl
Name
Will Rogers Bowl
Seasons active
1947
City
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Notes
Pepperdine University vs. Nebraska Wesleyan University
Yam Bowl
Yam Bowl
Name
Yam Bowl
Seasons active
1946–1947
City
Dallas, Texas
Notes
Featuring HBCUs
Name
Seasons active
City
Notes
Angel Bowl
1946
Los Angeles, California
Florida A&M vs. Wiley
Azalea Bowl
1945
Orlando, Florida
Florida Memorial University vs. Knoxville College
Azalea Classic
1971, 1974
Mobile, Alabama
Featuring HBCUs
Bean Bowl
1949–1950
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Beaver Bowl
1958
Corry, Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock University vs. Pennsylvania Western University
Boardwalk Bowl
1961–1972
Atlantic City, New Jersey
A College Division regional final 1968–1972, later a Division II quarterfinal.
Botany Bowl
1955
Shenandoah, Iowa
Nebraska-Kearney vs. Northern State
Boy's Ranch Bowl
1947
Abilene, Texas
Missouri Valley College vs. McMurry University
Burley Bowl
1945–1956
Johnson City, Tennessee
Played on Thanksgiving Day each year
Cajun Bowl
1947
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Cattle Bowl
1947–1948
Fort Worth, Texas
Camellia Bowl
1964–1972
Sacramento, California
A College Division regional final 1964–1972, later a playoff game in I-AA and D-II.Not to be confused with the current Camellia Bowl in FBS.
Cement Bowl
1962
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Hofstra Pride vs. West Chester Golden Rams
Charity Bowl
1937
Los Angeles, California
Fresno State vs. Central Arkansas
Chocolate Bowl
1935
Tyler, Texas
Texas College Steers vs. Alabama State Hornets
Christmas Bowl
1958–1959
Natchitoches, Louisiana
Cigar Bowl
1946–1954
Tampa, Florida
Coconut Bowl
1946
Miami, Florida
Bethune-Cookman vs. Albany State
Corn Bowl
1947–1955
Bloomington, Illinois
Cosmopolitan Bowl
1951
Alexandria, Louisiana
McNeese State vs. Louisiana College
Cotton-Tobacco Bowl
1946–1947
Greensboro, North Carolina
Eastern Bowl
1963
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Northeastern Huskies vs. East Carolina Pirates
Elks Bowl
1953–1954
Greenville, North CarolinaRaleigh, North Carolina
Both games were played in calendar year 1954.
Festival of Palms Bowl
1932–1933
Miami, Florida
Hosted by University of Miami, it become the Orange Bowl for the 1934 season
Fish Bowl (Texas)
1948
Corpus Christi, Texas
University of Corpus Christi vs. Southwestern University
Fish Bowl (Virginia)
1948
Norfolk, Virginia
Hampton Pirates vs. Central State Marauders
Flower Bowl
1942–1948
Jacksonville, Florida
Featuring HBCUs
Fruit Bowl
1947–1948
San Francisco, California
1948 game was the first inter-racial college bowl game
Furniture Bowl
1950
Martinsville, Virginia
Maryland State Hawks vs. Bluefield State Big Blues
Glass Bowl
1946–1949
Toledo, Ohio
Hosted by University of Toledo
Golden Isles Bowl
1962
Brunswick, Georgia
McNeese State University vs. Samford University
Grantland Rice Bowl
1964–1972
Murfreesboro, TennesseeBaton Rouge, Louisiana
A College Division regional final for nine years; later a Division II playoff game.
Grape Bowl
1947–1948
Lodi, California
Great Lakes Bowl
1948
Cleveland, Ohio
John Carroll Blue Streaks vs. Canisius Golden Griffins. Played in 1947 as a major bowl game
Hoosier Bowl
1946
Evansville, Indiana
Evansville Purple Aces vs. Northern Illinois Huskies
Iodine Bowl
1949–1951, 1953
Charleston, South Carolina
Hosted by Allen University. Featuring HBCUs.
Kickapoo Bowl
1947
Wichita Falls, Texas
Midwestern State Mustangs vs. Central Arkansas Bears
Knute Rockne Bowl
1969–1972
Bridgeport, ConnecticutAtlantic City, New Jersey
A College Division regional final for four years; later a Division II playoff game.
Lions Bowl
1946–1947, 1949–1952
Ruston, Louisiana
Hosted by Grambling State University, featuring HBCUs
Mirza Shrine Bowl
1950
Pittsburg, Kansas
Pittsburg State Gorillas vs. Central Missouri Mules
Missouri-Kansas Bowl
1948
Kansas City, Missouri
Emporia State Hornets vs. Southwest Missouri State Bears
National Bowl
1947
Washington, D.C.
Shaw Bears vs. South Carolina State Bulldogs
National Classic
1954
Greensboro, North Carolina
North Carolina College vs. Tennessee A&I
New Year's Classic
1933–1934
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hosted by University of Hawaii
Oleander Bowl
1949
Galveston, Texas
McMurry University vs. Missouri Valley College
Optimist Bowl
1946
Houston, Texas
College of the Pacific was coached by Amos Alonzo Stagg.
Orange Blossom Classic
1933–1978
Miami, Florida
Hosted by Florida A&M, featuring HBCUs. The name is now used for a regular season game.
Palmetto Shrine Bowl
1955
Columbia, South Carolina
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears vs. Newberry Wolves
Paper Bowl
1948–1950
Pensacola, Florida
Hosted by Jacksonville State University

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