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Rose Bowl
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Rose Bowl

 formally Pasadena Tournament of Roses

Oldest U.S. postseason college gridiron football contest. It is held annually in Pasadena, Calif., usually on New Year's Day. Each Rose Bowl game is preceded by a “Rose Parade” featuring floats of elaborate floral design. The first festival was held in 1890 and the first football game in 1902. The Rose Bowl stadium opened in 1922. From 1947 to 2001 participation was limited to teams from the Big Ten and Pacific Ten conferences. Starting in 2002, this arrangement was suspended every fourth year to allow the Rose Bowl to host a national championship game.



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Add to all of that two schools averaging over 50 points per game, that have won the last two Rose Bowls, and you have an historic matchup.
This left us with a great game in Miami, and plenty of ticked-off officials at the Sugar and Rose bowls.
Byline: Eric Noland Daily News Staff Writer The University of Michigan, belittled over the years for its inability to win Rose Bowls and ascend to the top of the college football world, did both in dramatic fashion Thursday, defeating Washington State University 21-16 before a sellout crowd of 101,219 in Pasadena.
 
 
 
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