Rose Bowl News
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Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, will host the College Football Playoff’s first national championship game on Jan. 12, 2015.
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College Football Playoff has been selected as the name of the sport’s new four-school postseason system that begins during the 2014-15 campaign.
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Stanford University beat the University of Wisconsin 20-14 in the 99th edition of college football’s Rose Bowl, while Florida State University defeated Northern Illinois University 31-10 in the Orange Bowl.
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Utah’s attorney general is organizing a legal team to pursue a lawsuit of alleged antitrust violations tied to college football’s Bowl Championship Series.
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University of Wisconsin Athletic Director Barry Alvarez will return to the sideline as interim coach for the Rose Bowl in place of Bret Bielema, who left the school for the University of Arkansas.
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The University of Oregon defeated the University of Wisconsin 45-38 to end a 93-year wait for a second victory in college football’s Rose Bowl.
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Oklahoma State beat Stanford University 41-38 in overtime at the Fiesta Bowl, sending Cardinal quarterback Andrew Luck to a loss in his final college football game.
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Penn State University would be accepted to play in Rose Bowl if the Nittany Lions earn the Big Ten Conference’s bid as they deal with a child-sex scandal involving a former coach, a top official of the college football game said.
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A $152 million financing package to renovate the 88-year-old Rose Bowl Stadium was approved unanimously by city council members last night in Pasadena, California.
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University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban said he’d celebrate his latest national championship for two days before looking ahead to next season.
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