I have a sort of secret fondness for college football bowl games. Especially the smaller, sillier ones.
Here’s a list of 2014-2015 bowl games.
We actually caught part of the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl while we were at dinner the other night. We also saw highlights of the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl.
What the heck is a “Xaxby’s”? Oh.
Where’s the Beef O’Brady Bowl? (I always thought “Beef O’Brady” was what Kramer fed to the carriage horse in that “Seinfeld” episode.) That’s now the “Bitcoin St. Petersberg Bowl”: BitPay made a deal to sponsor it through 2016.
The Duck Commander guys have their own bowl sponsorship. Let’s not forget the TaxSlayer Bowl. And how is the “Military Bowl” different from the “Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl”, especially since neither one has a team from a service academy?
(I did not know this, but the Coast Guard Academy does have a DIII football team.)
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