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“The FiestaBowl”.
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The Fiesta Bowl is a United States college football bowl game
played annually at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale,
Arizona. Between its origination in 1971 and 2006, the game was
hosted in Tempe, Arizona at Sun Devil Stadium.
In 1998, the Fiesta Bowl became part of the Bowl Championship
Series (BCS), and before 2007 every four years (most recently in
2003) was the designee for the national championship game.
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A = On January 1, 200(A), the
undefeated Boise State Broncos won by defeating the Oklahoma
Sooners 43–42 in overtime. It has been called one of the
greatest college football games ever played, due to the combination
of an underdog team, trick plays, comebacks by each team and a
thrilling overtime finish.
B = The Fiesta Bowl was the first BCS bowl
to have had an entry from outside the parameters of the BCS. The
2005 game saw undefeated Utah become the first non-BCS school ever
to play in a BCS game, easily defeating Big East champion
Pittsburgh 35–(B).
C = The 1987 Fiesta Bowl was won by Penn
State 1(C)–10 over Miami, and drew the largest
television audience of any game in the history of college
football.
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D = It was reported that Fiesta Bowl CEO John
Junker's annual salary was close to $600,000 and that the bowl, in
2007 turned an $11.6 million profit at the same time that 106 of
12(D) Division I-A athletic departments were running a
deficit.
E = The 2011 Fiesta Bowl took place on
Saturday, January 1. The #7 Oklahoma Sooners, led by coach Bob
Stoops, came off a 5 game losing streak in BCS bowls while the
Connecticut Huskies, led by coach Randy Edsall, played in their
first BCS game. The Sooners won the match,
48-(E)0.
F = The most rushing yards by team was
(F)24 yards by Nebraska vs. Florida(1996).
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