The Rose Bowl Game

Name: The Rose Bowl Game
Genre: Sports
Released: 1989-01-01

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The Rose Bowl Game immediately follows the end of the famous Tournament of Roses Parade. The game is used now in the college football playoff, and it will host two of the semi-finalists for college football's national title. This game is held in one of the largest stadiums in the world, and it brings along with it all the history and tradition that you can imagine. You will see two great teams play a great game in a stadium that is very rich with history and tradition. This is a yearly tradition in Americana.

ESPN
2010 Seasons, 5 Episodes
January 1, 1989
Sports

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The Rose Bowl Game Full Episode Guide

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Episode 2 - 2010 Rose Bowl

1 decade ago
Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor was held back in the Fiesta Bowl last year, attempting just 13 passes in the loss to Texas. But the reins came off in Pasadena, and the sophomore responded with career highs in completions, attempts and pass yards in a breakout performance against Oregon. But would that be enough to hold off the resilient Oregon Ducks at the 2010 Rose Bowl?
Episode 1 - Bowl Mania

1 decade ago
The Bowl Mania Special on ESPN previews all of the BCS bowl games including the Rose Bowl and the National Championship matchup. The college football crew makes their selections as well as ranks their confidence picks.

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Episode 3 - 2007 Rose Bowl

1 decade ago
The USC Trojans and Michigan Wolverines battled it out for the eighth time in the 93rd Rose Bowl Game from Pasadena, Calif. No two teams have been invited to The Granddaddy of Them All more often, and no two teams have faced each other more times there than Michigan and USC. Both entered the contest having lost their last regular season game of the year, dashing National Championship hopes for these storied programs.
Episode 2 - 2004 Rose Bowl
Episode 1 - 1989 Rose Bowl

3 decades ago
Leroy Hoard rushed for 142 yards and scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns Monday as 11th-ranked Michigan rallied for a 22-14 Rose Bowl victory over No. 5 Southern California. The victory gave Michigan coach Bo Schembechler only his second victory in nine trips to the Rose Bowl but helped him finish on top as he decided to retire from coaching after the 1989 Rose Bowl.