Liste Des College Bowls De Football Américain

Liste des College Bowls de football américain

Bowl Championship Series

Depuis le saison 1998, les quatre Bowl Championship Series ont désigné le champion national tour à tour.

• Fiesta Bowl - Tempe (Arizona), (1971-2006); Glendale (Arizona), (2007-)
• Orange Bowl - Miami (Floride), (1935-)
• Rose Bowl Game - Pasadena (Californie), (1902, 1916-)
• Sugar Bowl - La Nouvelle-Orléans (Louisiane), (1935-)
• BCS National Championship Game - (Fiesta (1998, 2002), Sugar (1999, 2003), Orange (2000, 2004), Rose (2001, 2005)), (1998-)

Autres Bowl Games

• Sun Bowl - El Paso (Texas), (1936-)
• Cotton Bowl - Dallas (Texas), (1937-)
• Gator Bowl - Jacksonville (Floride), (1946-)
• Capital One Bowl - Orlando (Floride), (1947-)
• Liberty Bowl - Memphis (Tennessee), (1959-)
• Chick-fil-A Bowl - Atlanta (Géorgie), (1968-)
• Independence Bowl - Shreveport (Louisiane), (1976-)
• Outback Bowl - Tampa (Floride), (1986-)
• Holiday Bowl - San Diego (Californie), (1978-)
• Insight Bowl - Phoenix (Arizona), (1989-)
• Champs Sports Bowl - Orlando (Floride), (1990-)
• Las Vegas Bowl - Las Vegas (Nevada), (1992-)
• Alamo Bowl - San Antonio (Texas), (1993-)
• Motor City Bowl - Détroit (Michigan), (1997-)
• Humanitarian Bowl - Boisé (Idaho), (1997-)
• Music City Bowl - Nashville (Tennessee), (1998-)
• GMAC Bowl - Mobile (Alabama), (1999-)
• Texas Bowl- Houston (Texas), (2000-)
• New Orleans Bowl - La Nouvelle-Orléans (Louisiane), (2001-)
• Emerald Bowl - San Francisco (Californie), (2002-)
• Hawaii Bowl - Honolulu (Hawaii), (2002-)
• Meineke Car Care Bowl - Charlotte (Caroline du Nord), (2002-)
• Armed Forces Bowl - Fort Worth (Texas), (2003-)
• Poinsettia Bowl - San Diego (Californie), (2005-)
• Papajohns.com Bowl - Birmingham (Alabama), (2006-)
• New Mexico Bowl - Albuquerque (Nouveau-Mexique), (2006-)
• International Bowl - Toronto (Canada), (2006-)

Anciens Bowl Games

• All-American Bowl - Birmingham (Alabama), (1977-1990)
• Alamo Bowl (1947) - San Antonio (Texas), (1947)
• Aloha Bowl - Honolulu (Hawaii), (1982-2000)
• Aluminum Bowl - Little Rock, (1956)
• Aviation Bowl - Dayton (Ohio), (1961)
• Bacardi Bowl - La Havane, (1937)
• Blue-Gray Football Classic - Montgomery (Alabama), (1938-2001, 2003)
• Bluebonnet Bowl - Houston, (1959-1987)
• Bluegrass Bowl - Louisville (Kentucky), (1958)
• Boardwalk Bowl - Atlantic City (New Jersey), (1961-1973)
• California Bowl - Fresno, (1981-1991)
• Camellia Bowl - Lafayette (Louisiane), (1948)
• Cigar Bowl - Tampa, (1947-1956)
• College All-Star Game - (1934-1976)
• Cherry Bowl - Pontiac (Michigan), (1984-1985)
• Delta Bowl - Memphis (Tennessee), (1948-1949)
• Dixie Bowl - Birmingham (Alabama), (1948-1949)
• Dixie Classic - Dallas, (1922, 1925, 1934)
• Festival of Palms Bowl - Miami, (1932-1934) - renommé Orange Bowl en 1935 [1]
• Fort Worth Classic - Fort Worth, (1921)
• Freedom Bowl - Anaheim, (1984-1994)
• Garden State Bowl - East Rutherford, (1978-1981)
• Glass Bowl - Toledo (Ohio), (1946-1949)
• Gotham Bowl - New York, (1961-1962)
• Great Lakes Bowl - Cleveland, (1947)
• Gridiron Classic - Orlando (Floride), (1999-2005)
• Harbor Bowl - San Diego (Californie), (1947-1949)
• Haka Bowl - Auckland, (1996 annulé)
• Heritage Bowl - Atlanta, (1991-1999)
• Houston Bowl - Houston, (2000-2005) - à l'origine "galleryfurniture.com Bowl"
• Los Angeles Christmas Festival - Los Angeles, (1924)
• Mirage Bowl - Tokyo (1976-1993)
• Mercy Bowl - Los Angeles, (1961, 1971)
• Oahu Bowl - Honolulu, (1998-2000)
• Oil Bowl - Houston, (1946-1947)
• Pasadena Bowl - Pasadena (Californie), (1967-1971)
• Presidential Cup Bowl - College Park (Maryland), (1950)
• Raisin Bowl - Fresno, (1946-1949)
• Salad Bowl - Phoenix (Arizona), (1948-1952)
• San Diego East-West Christmas Classic - San Diego (Californie), (1921-1922)
• Seattle Bowl - Seattle, (2001-2002)
• Shrine Bowl - Little Rock, (1948)
• Silicon Valley Football Classic - San José (Californie), (2000-2004)

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