サンボウル

会場となっているサンボウル・スタジアム。テキサス大学エルパソ校のキャンパス内にあり、同校のフットボールチーム、マイナーズの本拠地ともなっている。

サンボウル（Sun Bowl）は例年12月にテキサス州エルパソで開催されるカレッジフットボールのボウル・ゲーム。2019年より食品メーカーのケロッグとスポンサー契約を結び、同社の商品"Frosted Flakes"（日本名「コーンフロスティ」）のマスコット「トニー・ザ・タイガー」の名称を冠したトニー・ザ・タイガー・サンボウル（Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl）として実施されている。

第1回の開催は1935年で、現在はPac-12とACCのチームが対戦している。

歴代勝利校

No.	試合日	勝利チーム		敗戦チーム		観衆	Notes
1	January 1, 1935	El Paso All-Stars	25	Ranger (Texas)	21	3,000	notes
2	January 1, 1936	Hardin–Simmons	14	New Mexico A&M	14	12,000	notes
3	January 1, 1937	Hardin–Simmons	34	Texas Mines	6	8,000	notes
4	January 1, 1938	West Virginia	7	Texas Tech	6	12,000	notes
5	January 2, 1939	Utah	26	New Mexico	0	13,000	notes
6	January 1, 1940	Arizona State	0	Catholic	0	13,000	notes
7	January 1, 1941	Western Reserve	26	Arizona State	13	14,000	notes
8	January 1, 1942	Tulsa	6	Texas Tech	0	14,000	notes
9	January 1, 1943	Second Air Force	13	Hardin–Simmons	7	18,000	notes
10	January 1, 1944	Southwestern	7	New Mexico	0	18,000	notes
11	January 1, 1945	Southwestern	35	UNAM	0	13,000	notes
12	January 1, 1946	New Mexico	34	Denver	24	15,000	notes
13	January 1, 1947	Cincinnati	18	Virginia Tech	6	10,000	notes
14	January 1, 1948	Miami (Ohio)	13	Texas Tech	12	18,000	notes
15	January 1, 1949	West Virginia	21	Texas Mines	12	13,000	notes
16	January 2, 1950	Texas Western	33	Georgetown	20	15,000	notes
17	January 1, 1951	West Texas State	14	Cincinnati	13	16,000	notes
18	January 1, 1952	Texas Tech	25	Pacific	14	17,000	notes
19	January 1, 1953	Pacific	26	Mississippi Southern	7	11,000	notes
20	January 1, 1954	Texas Western	37	Mississippi Southern	14	9,500	notes
21	January 1, 1955	Texas Western	47	Florida State	20	14,000	notes
22	January 2, 1956	Wyoming	21	Texas Tech	14	14,500	notes
23	January 1, 1957	No. 17 George Washington	13	Texas Western	0	13,500	notes
24	January 1, 1958	Louisville	34	Drake	20	13,000	notes
25	December 31, 1958	Wyoming	14	Hardin–Simmons	6	13,000	notes
26	December 31, 1959	New Mexico A&M	28	North Texas State	8	14,000	notes
27	December 31, 1960	No. 17 New Mexico State	20	Utah State	13	16,000	notes
28	December 30, 1961	Villanova	17	Wichita	9	15,000	notes
29	December 31, 1962	West Texas State	15	Ohio	14	16,000	notes
30	December 31, 1963	Oregon	21	SMU	14	18,646	notes
31	December 26, 1964	Georgia	7	Texas Tech	0	23,292	notes
32	December 31, 1965	Texas Western	13	TCU	12	24,598	notes
33	December 24, 1966	Wyoming	28	Florida State	20	17,965	notes
34	December 30, 1967	UTEP	14	Ole Miss	7	28,630	notes
35	December 28, 1968	Auburn	34	Arizona	10	27,062	notes
36	December 20, 1969	No. 14 Nebraska	45	Georgia	6	26,668	notes
37	December 19, 1970	No. 13 Georgia Tech	17	No. 19 Texas Tech	9	26,188	notes
38	December 18, 1971	No. 10 LSU	33	No. 17 Iowa State	15	29,377	notes
39	December 30, 1972	No. 16 North Carolina	32	Texas Tech	28	27,877	notes
40	December 29, 1973	Missouri	34	Auburn	17	26,108	notes
41	December 28, 1974	Mississippi State	26	North Carolina	24	26,035	notes
42	December 26, 1975	No. 20 Pittsburgh	33	No. 19 Kansas	19	30,272	notes
43	January 2, 1977	No. 10 Texas A&M	37	Florida	14	31,896	notes
44	December 31, 1977	Stanford	24	LSU	14	30,621	notes
45	December 23, 1978	No. 14 Texas	42	No. 13 Maryland	0	30,604	notes
46	December 22, 1979	No. 13 Washington	14	No. 11 Texas	7	30,124	notes
47	December 27, 1980	No. 8 Nebraska	31	No. 17 Mississippi State	17	31,332	notes
48	December 26, 1981	Oklahoma	40	Houston	14	29,985	notes
49	December 25, 1982	North Carolina	26	No. 8 Texas	10	29,055	notes
50	December 24, 1983	Alabama	28	No. 6 SMU	7	41,412	notes
51	December 22, 1984	No. 12 Maryland	28	Tennessee	27	50,126	notes
52	December 28, 1985	Arizona	13	Georgia	13	50,203	notes
53	December 25, 1986	No. 13 Alabama	28	No. 12 Washington	6	48,722	notes
54	December 25, 1987	No. 11 Oklahoma State	35	West Virginia	33	43,240	notes
55	December 24, 1988	No. 20 Alabama	29	Army	28	43,661	notes
56	December 30, 1989	No. 24 Pittsburgh	31	No. 16 Texas A&M	28	44,887	notes
57	December 31, 1990	No. 22 Michigan State	17	No. 21 USC	16	50,562	notes
58	December 31, 1991	No. 22 UCLA	6	Illinois	3	42,281	notes
59	December 31, 1992	Baylor	20	No. 22 Arizona	15	41,622	notes
60	December 24, 1993	No. 19 Oklahoma	41	Texas Tech	10	43,684	notes
61	December 30, 1994	Texas	35	No. 19 North Carolina	31	50,612	notes
62	December 29, 1995	Iowa	38	No. 20 Washington	18	49,116	notes
63	December 31, 1996	Stanford	38	Michigan State	0	42,721	notes
64	December 31, 1997	No. 16 Arizona State	17	Iowa	7	49,104	notes
65	December 31, 1998	TCU	28	USC	19	46,612	notes
66	December 31, 1999	Oregon	24	No. 12 Minnesota	20	48,757	notes
67	December 29, 2000	Wisconsin	21	UCLA	20	49,093	notes
68	December 31, 2001	No. 13 Washington State	33	Purdue	27	47,812	notes
69	December 31, 2002	Purdue	34	Washington	24	48,917	notes
70	December 31, 2003	No. 24 Minnesota	31	Oregon	30	49,864	notes
71	December 31, 2004	No. 21 Arizona State	27	Purdue	23	51,288	notes
72	December 30, 2005	No. 17 UCLA	50	Northwestern	38	50,426	notes
73	December 29, 2006	No. 24 Oregon State	39	Missouri	38	48,732	notes
74	December 31, 2007	Oregon	56	No. 23 South Florida	21	49,867	notes
75	December 31, 2008	No. 24 Oregon State	3	No. 18 Pittsburgh	0	49,037	notes
76	December 31, 2009	Oklahoma	31	No. 19 Stanford	27	53,713	notes
77	December 31, 2010	Notre Dame	33	Miami (Florida)	17	54,021	notes
78	December 31, 2011	Utah	30	Georgia Tech	27 (OT)	48,123	notes
79	December 31, 2012	Georgia Tech	21	USC	7	47,922	notes
80	December 31, 2013	No. 17 UCLA	42	Virginia Tech	12	47,912	notes
81	December 27, 2014	No. 15 Arizona State	36	Duke	31	47,809	notes
82	December 26, 2015	Washington State	20	Miami (Florida)	14	41,180	notes
83	December 30, 2016	No. 16 Stanford	25	North Carolina	23	42,166	notes
84	December 29, 2017	NC State	52	Arizona State	31	39,897	notes
85	December 31, 2018	Stanford	14	Pittsburgh	13	40,680	notes
86	December 31, 2019	Arizona State	20	Florida State	14	42,212	notes
87	December 31, 2020	Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				—	[1]
88	December 31, 2021	Central Michigan	24	Washington State	21	34,540	notes
89	December 30, 2022	Pittsburgh	37	No. 18 UCLA	35	41,104	notes
90	December 29, 2023	No. 15 ノートルダム	40	No. 21 オレゴン州立	8	48,223	notes

Note: the bowl's game programs indicate that organizers consider the unplayed 2020 game to have been the 87th edition, as the 2021 game is referred to as the 88th edition, the 2022 game as the 89th edition, etc.^[2]

Source:^[3]

TV中継

1968年からCBSで中継されており、地上波では数少ないボウルゲームの放送でもある。

脚注

1. Parker, Jim (December 1, 2020). “'Very sad decision to make': Sun Bowl game officially cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic”. https://kvia.com/sports/2020/12/01/watch-live-at-2pm-official-announcement-of-sun-bowl-games-cancellation/ December 1, 2020閲覧。 
2. “Recaps”. sunbowl.org. December 25, 2023閲覧。
3. “Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl”. Bowl/All Star Game Records (NCAA): 6. (2020). http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/2020/Bowls.pdf January 3, 2021閲覧。. 

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