Executive Director Nick Carparelli Director of Partnerships John Egan Director of Operations Thomas Caracciolo Director of Public Relations Samantha Larsen Digital Media Assistant Philip Tepper Corporate Partnerships Assistant Daniel Todd CONTENTS 2 Letter from the Executive Director 3 Executive Committee, Vision, Mission and Game Plan 4 By the Numbers 5 Celebration Showers 6 Storied Season 7 Community Impact 8 Public Relations 9 Website 10 Social Media 12 Corporate Partnerships 13 Official Newsletter 14 Bowl Season Radio 15 Bowl Season Stories Podcast 16 Bowl Bound Program 18 Television Viewership 20 2023-24 Bowl Season 24 2023 Annual Meeting
Celebrating the Game of College Football
Bowl Season continues to hold an important place on the American sports calendar as one of our countries greatest and longest running traditions. It promotes the game of college football by providing meaningful experiences and life-long memories for players, coaches, fans, universities and communities across the country. I continue to be honored and privileged to promote the bowl system, and to share the stories that make Bowl Season so unique.
This year we crowned 42 bowl champions, including three programs winning their first bowl game ever. We saw those winning head coaches receive celebratory showers of sports drinks, condiments, snacks and breakfast cereals. These games gave many young players one last chance to put on a football uniform and compete, while providing others their first opportunity to have a meaningful impact on the field and gave the fans a glimpse of next year’s stars.
As always, our goal is to bring value to the Bowl Season membership by promoting the entire bowl system as well as the game of college football. Last year we were able to build momentum around several of our recently created initiatives. The Bowl Season Stories podcast featured some fantastic guests, while our social media campaigns garnered more attention than ever before. The Bowl Bound shirt program also grew in popularity, bringing sustainability to the celebration around student-athletes and their teams earning bowl eligibility.
playoff and for the majority of teams who will benefit from the bowl game experience to close out a successful season.
Our television viewership continues to thrive. This past year the 43 postseason games averaged 4.4 million viewers per telecast; 28 games had more than two million viewers, 18 had more than three million and 10 had more than four million. That outrates any alternative sports television programming (other than the NFL) during December and January. In addition, more than 1.5 million people attended bowl games live in person.
Thank you to everyone who helps make our bowl games happen. It is all due to the tireless efforts of the bowl organizations and their conference partners who recognize how meaningful bowl games are to everyone involved.
Bowl Season is truly an annual celebration of college football, and we look forward to celebrating this great game for many years to come.
We continue to maintain a high level of communication with the leaders of college football. Bowl Season has an important role to play in the expansion to a 12-team College Football Playoff this coming 2024 season. It is important to us all that we continue to work collaboratively with the commissioners of the FBS conferences to ensure that Bowl Season remains a meaningful component of the college football season, both within an expanded
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!
Nick Carparelli Executive Director Bowl Season
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Bowl Season is an annual celebration of college football.
Bowl Season promotes the game of college football by providing meaningful experiences and life-long memories for players, coaches, fans, universities and communities across the country.
VISION MISSION GAME PLAN
The Association
Bowl Season serves as the collective association of every college football bowl game and serves its membership by focusing on:
• Communication and advocacy with the stakeholders in college football.
• Creating operational efficiencies by expanding business relationships, forming strategic partnerships and enhancing professional development opportunities.
• Revenue generation through corporate partnerships and the creation & development of new assets.
The Time of Year
Bowl Season is a time of year when American sports fans celebrate the game of college football. Beginning in mid-December and running through early January, we use this platform to:
• Communicate how meaningful bowl games are to everyone involved by acting as the leading voice for college football’s postseason.
• Market the games and sport to the millions of fans who love college football through strategic and creative initiatives.
• Promote the value that bowl games provide to the sport, its stakeholders, participants and host communities.
Beck CHAIR
Saccenti VICE CHAIR
Distribution Las Vegas Bowl
SRS
TREASURER
Derrick
SECRETARY Valero
Danny Morrison
Duke's Mayo Bowl
Fox
Alamo Bowl
AT-LARGE
PAST CHAIR Allstate Sugar Bowl
Isleta New Mexico Bowl Jeff Hundley IMMEDIATE
Holiday Bowl
Mark Neville PAST CHAIR DIRECTV
Technologies Independence Bowl
Setters PAST CHAIR Radiance
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EXPERIENCED BY:
including the Celebration Bowl, East-West Shrine Bowl and the National Championship
STUDENT-ATHLETES PARTICPATED
1.54M FANS IN ATTENDANCE 10K+
2023-24 Final Standings
Progressive Bowl Challenge Cup | Created by CONF. (Bowl Teams) RECORD
190M TELEVISION VIEWERS
6-4 Record
The Big Ten won the 2023-24 Progressive Bowl Challenge Cup, posting a winning percentage of .600 with a 6-4 record during Bowl Season. Created in 2002 by ESPN as a competition among the 10 FBS conferences during college football’s postseason, the Big Ten claims its third title this season (2002-03, 2017-18).
BY THE NUMBERS
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BOWL GAMES
WINNER!
WINNING % Big Ten (10) 6-4 .600 Big 12 (9) 5-4 .556 Pac-12 (9) 5-4 .556 SEC (9) 5-4 .556 American (6) 3-3 .500 Conference USA (4) 2-2 .500 ACC (11) 5-6 455 Mountain West (7) 3-4 .429 Sun Belt (12) 5-7 .417 MAC (6) 2-4 .333
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Celebration Showers
The Gatorade shower tradition originated on the sidelines of the New York Giants with nose tackle Jim Burt and head coach Bill Parcells during the 1984 NFL season. With Bowl Season serving as an annual celebration of college football, it's only fitting that bowl games have tweaked this time-honored tradition to fit their unique brands.
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Most exciting bowl finish?
How about the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl where Jacksonville State scored a game-tying TD with 1:46 left and then beat Louisiana on a 27-yard field goal in overtime by Garrison Rippa.
Biggest Comback Win
The most improbable comeback unfolded at the Famous Toastery Bowl in Charlotte when Old Dominion ran out to a 28-0 lead before Western Kentucky stormed back. Quarterback Caden Veltkamp went to work, throwing five TD passes including one to tie the game at 35-35 with just :19 seconds left. A 29-yard field goal gave the Hilltoppers a memorable win.
Craziest Quarter
Few quarters were as crazy as the fourth of the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville. Kentucky led Clemson, 21-10, but the two teams exploded from there. The Wildcats scored two touchdowns, but Clemson rang up three TD’s and two field goals to rally for a 38-35 shootout victory.
Three FBS programs secured their first bowl win during the 2023-24 Bowl Season
Jacksonville State won the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, 34-31 over in-state favorite Louisiana, in its second year transitioning from FCS to FBS. Texas State played in its first ever bowl game, the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl, a 45-21 victory over Rice. Lastly, the Roadrunners of UTSA registered the programs’ first bowl win 35-17 over Marshall in the Scooter’s Coffee Frisco Bowl.
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The College Football Playoff Foundation and ESPN Citizenship teamed up with Bowl Season to award teachers at local schools with $1,000 every time a touchdown was scored during the 2023-24 bowl season. More than $400,000 has been invested in education thanks to the initiative. The success of the partnership and culmination of the newest initiative was celebrated at Playoff Fan Central as part of a touchdown dance photo booth, teacher appreciation wall, and a special in-game presentation during the National Championship.
BY THE NUMBERS
283
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
624 TEACHERS SUPPORTED
$400K
AMOUNT DONATED On behalf of Extra Yard for Teachers, ESPN, and Bowl Season.
COMMUNITY IMPACT
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Bowl Season was a topic of conversation as a mainstay tradition amid a myriad of changes that college football is going through (College Football Playoff expansion, NIL, etc.). Bowl Season’s role in the business of sports was a consistent topic. Bowl Season’s total earned media results for the year included a reach of 988M for a total value of $1.9M (through December 31, 2023).
Bowl Season was covered on a number of different mediums including traditional print, podcast, radio, Instagram/YouTube live.
Nick Carparelli got the chance to join David Meltzer on Instagram Live to promote the importance and lasting impact of Bowl Season to his 608,000 followers.
BREAKING
NO MEDIA TOO BIG OR SMALL Bowl Season is dedicated to spreading our message and celebrating college football with media outlets of all sizes.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
INTO MARKETS: Bowl Season made strides on a new goal of breaking into specific team markets to excite fans on their team’s bowl possibilities.
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BowlSeason.com
The overall re-brand of Bowl Season in 2020 included revamping the organization’s website, to enhance and improve its features, while making it more fan-friendly. The efforts have produced significant growth.
WEBSITE
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Trends & Growth
Followers
Twitter + Instagram + Facebook + TikTok
Twitter Impressions
Instagram Reach
Facebook Reach
SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS 18.6K 25K 42.7K 9.4M 15.9M 64.5M 95.3K 705.2K 6.8M 34.6K 185.4K 4.4M
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CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS PARTNERS FOR YOUR TREMENDOUS SUPPORT IN HELPING US TELL THE BOWL SEASON STORY Thank You 12 BOWL SEASON 2023-24 ANNUAL REPORT
Bowl Season’s KICKOFF e-newsletter completed its fourth season in 2023-24, continuing to celebrate college football and our unique postseason. Our distribution base saw substantial growth, now with more than 24,900 subscribers through proactive efforts and signups. We’d like to give special recognition to Kevin McNamara, who did a great job as our lead writer for content and coverage.
REACH OPEN RATES AS HIGH AS 73% (Last year open rate: 40.5%; industry average is 25%) So, college football fans, what’s new as this How about some splashy new additions to several major conferences, from the Big 12, you can’t tell which conference is home to Central Florida, Rice or Liberty, join the party. Then there’s free agency, or the transfer portal. Yes, the Sam Hartman who starred and put up record Wake Forest is the same gun-slinger now at what Bear Alexander is? The defensive lineman jumped from national champion Georgia to Southern Cal. Let’s just say the portal is good for game day program sales. How about when the forces that are shifting the tides in college football intersect? So Cincinnati, which has roared through the American and into major bowl games the last few years, is jumping to the Big 12. The Bearcats also welcome a new coach in Scott Louisville. He replaces Luke Fickell, who jumped to Wisconsin. Maybe that’s the defining quality of college football these days. Change is everywhere, from conference realignment affiliation to NameImage-Likeness and the growth of the College Football Playoff. It’s best to embrace the changes because more is seemingly around the corner. OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2023 CONSISTENCY AMONGST CHANGE As College Football Rapidly Evolves, Bowl Season Remains a Vital Component to the Sport’s Postseason By KEVIN M NAMARA Sam Hartman breaks the ACC career TD passing record in Wake Forest’s 27-17 win over Missouri in the Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl. 1 September When you ask Duke All-American candidate DeWayne Carter what he remembers best about his team’s trip to Washington, D.C. and a game against Central Florida Military Bowl his answer will surely surprise. Sure, the Blue Devils’ 30-13 victory was certainly sweet one. So were the various tours of our nation’s capital and the time spent practicing and playing the game at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. But Carter chose to cite a specific memory three days before kickoff, on Christmas night. “We stayed right in D.C. and were able to explore the city for several days in a row,” said the Ohio native. “I remember group of us walking to a Chinese food place on Christmas night and having so much fun, just hanging out. To be able to be with my guys for another week, and to be with our seniors for the final time, that’s what Carter’s words encapsulate what college football and Bowl Season offers every program lucky enough to qualify for a bowl game. The football may be vitally important but the experience and opportunity to foster memories is what importance of Bowl Season in Willie Fritz’s coach enjoyed great success for nearly 20 years before he arrived in New Orleans in 2016. By 2018, Fritz had the Green Wave roaring in the right direction and earned a spot in the Orlando. While an important victory over LouisianaLafayette highlighted the trip, Fritz’s memories easily drift to the players and staff members who enjoyed a special week in Orlando. OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2023 GOING BOWLING The Sights, Sounds and Perspectives that Make Bowl Games Special By KEVIN McNAMARA To be able to be with my guys for another week, and to be with our seniors for the final time that’s what remember the most. – D Duke All-American candidate 1 September 2023 SEASON KICKOFF December 2023 BOWL PREVIEW November 2023 BOWL BOUND BEGINS January 2024 SEASON WRAP-UP While most college football fans hold only cursory interest in the first few editions of the College Football Playoff rankings in October, that’s not the case in the fun begins. Take the Big 12’s Scott Draper, for example. He’s Football and responsible for most everything that moves regarding the sport at the conference’s 14 schools. Like his contemporaries around the country, Draper keeps an eye on potential bowl destinations for Big 12 schools on a yearround basis. “All of our scenarios change week-to-week and revolve around the CFP rankings,” Draper said. “When that first top 10 comes out, from the first ranking in October, we start projecting how that Liberty Bowl, all of our bowl partners, for example. It really never stops until the Bowl Season lineup is As the college football season unfolds programs around the country celebrate their post-season eligibility by pulling on their Bowl Bound T-shirts, the excitement for a bowl trip builds. But where will your favorite team and its fans be headed? As each team clicks the sixwin eligibility minimum, conferences start checking their bowl affiliations and forecasting which schools might land where. As the wins mount, the puzzle pieces get shifted on weekly basis. OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2023 “When that first top 10 comes out, from the first ranking in October, we start projecting how that filters down … It really never stops until the Bowl Season lineup is announced in December. – SCOTT DRAPER Big 12, Vice President of Football ASSEMBLING THE PIECES The Process. The Picks. The Places of Bowl Season. By While fans from coast-to-coast tune in and watch their favorite college football teams during Bowl Season, they almost always miss many of the memories the players will The games, and results, matter to every competitor but there are many other benefits to bowl experience that last a lifetime. Players, at bowl host cities several days before kickoff. In between practices, meetings and other football preparation, the teams make sure to not only explore the historical highlights of the area but many also enjoy charitable work. And don’t forget that this is college football, right? Everyone is out for a little fun in their free time as well. The opportunities to make an impact are both Illinois teams both spent an hour exploring the history of slavery in America at the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Ala., a few days before the Camellia Bowl kicked off. A few Bowl visited the Prodisee Pantry and stocked lunch boxes for the hungry. “We got the chance to go to the Legacy Museum That’s what Montgomery is all about,’’ said Arkansas State coach Butch Jones. “The opportunity to learn and make an impact at these bowl games is really important to our program.” College football players rarely enjoy any free time during most road trips throughout the fall. Those OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2024 Eastern Michigan stopped by the Prodisee Pantry and lent a helping hand in packaging non-perishable goods for those in need. REWARDS OF BOWL SEASON The Many Memories Players Will Cherish Forever By January
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Play-by-Play for 18 Bowl Games
Bowl Season Radio aired on terrestrial radio stations throughout the country, as well as Sirius XM satellite radio. In addition, the games streamed live on Tune-In, Audacy and The Varsity Network apps.
The Bowl Season Radio schedule included the Cricket Celebration Bowl, Avocados From Mexico Cure Bowl, Isleta New Mexico Bowl, Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl, Famous Toastery Bowl, Scooter’s Coffee Frisco Bowl, Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl, 76 Birmingham Bowl, Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl, SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl, Quick Lane Bowl, SERVPRO First Responder Bowl, Military Bowl presented by GoBowling.com, Wasabi Fenway Bowl, Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, TransPerfect Music City Bowl, ReliaQuest Bowl and the East-West Shrine Bowl all-star game.
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Bowl Season Stories, the official podcast of Bowl Season, completed its third successful season. The Bowl Season Stories podcast continues to feature the top names in college football — from all-time greats to current analysts, broadcasters and bowl executives — talking about the storylines, trends and traditions that make Bowl Season and the games so special.
Catch Up on Season 3 Guests You May Have Missed
Steve Shaw • Matt Rhule • Bruce Feldman • Brian Kelly • Gloria Nevarez • Joshua Perry • Joe Tessitore • Mike Perrin
Nick Ferroni • Virginia Tech O-Linemen • Jon Steinbrecher • Qadry Ismail • Matt Barrie • Roman Oben • Jim Phillips
Chris Zorich • Mike Tirico • Keith Gill • Danny Wuerffel • Shannon Spake • Greg Schiano • Chris Carlin • Matt Cassel
Rob Gronkowski • Judy MacLeod • Dorian Williams • Merton Hanks • A.J. Edds • Greg Sankey • Rhett Lashlee
Mike Aresco • Rich Rodriguez • Bob Roller • Dan Mullen • Tony Petitti • Emmanuel Michel • Stewart Mandel 2023-24
BOWL SEASON STORIES PODCAST
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FEATURED GUESTS
In its third year, Bowl Season worked with athletic directors and coaches to celebrate teams becoming bowl eligible with the Bowl Bound shirt program. Once a team achieved its sixth win, they received what’s become the memento that all college football players crave: Bowl Bound shirts.
Unifi Manufacturing is part of this unique partnership along with Vapor Apparel that produced the new Bowl Bound shirts. Unifi, the makers of REPREVE — a sustainable fiber composed of recycled plastic water bottles, is changing the game with Vapor, the official partner for Bowl Season’s apparel campaign which focuses on both elite performance and sustainability.
The Bowl Bound shirts first appeared in 2021, and Bowl Season saw an opportunity to elevate the overall campaign and shine a light on sustainability in the environment at the same time. REPREVE sustainable fiber is shipped to Vapor, where it creates the active-wear for all bowl-bound teams. Each shirt is made out of 16 recycled water bottles.
The Bowl Bound shirt program proved to be a point of pride in 2023. The moment served as a benchmark for programs to rallying around and look forward to Bowl Season. The phrase “Bowl Bound” has become a house hold moniker in large part to our Bowl Bound shirt program.”
BOWL BOUND PROGRAM
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PUNCHING THEIR TICKET: South Florida became bowl bound for the first time since 2018 with its sixth win over Charlotte.
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Viewership is Strong
The full slate of college football bowls this season averaged 4.4 million viewers across 43 total games, up 6% from last season. Compared to other sports, bowls also brought in a higher average than regular season NBA, MLB and NHL averages on ESPN last season.
CFP SEMIFINALS VIEWERSHIP
The College Football Playoff Semifinal games combined for a total viewership of 46.42M
→ The Rose Bowl Game presented by Prudential was the most watched semifinal game since the CFP’s inception.
27.69M
VIEWERS
JAN. 1
Alabama vs. Michigan
18.74M
VIEWERS
JAN. 1
Texas vs. Washington
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MOST-WATCHED NON-CFP BOWLS
10.39M VIEWERS DEC. 30
Georgia vs. Florida State ESPN 9.72M VIEWERS DEC. 29
VIEWERS DEC. 30
Ole MIss vs. Penn State ESPN
Missouri vs. Ohio State ESPN 7.77M
6.8M VIEWERS JAN. 1
Iowa vs. Tennessee ABC
4.65M VIEWERS JAN. 1 Liberty vs. Oregon ESPN/ESPNU
4.61M VIEWERS JAN. 1 Wisconsin vs. LSU ESPN2 4.31M VIEWERS DEC. 28
3.51M VIEWERS DEC. 27
Louisville vs. USC FOX
NC State vs. Kansas State ESPN
3.93M VIEWERS DEC. 28 Arizona vs. Oklahoma ESPN 3.84M VIEWERS DEC. 27 North Carolina vs. West Virginia ESPN
3.43M VIEWERS DEC. 29
Clemson vs. Kentucky ESPN 3.26M VIEWERS DEC. 29
Oregon State vs. Notre Dame CBS
3.09M VIEWERS DEC. 23 Utah vs. Northwestern ABC
3.6M VIEWERS DEC. 29 Memphis vs. Iowa State ESPN
3.08M VIEWERS DEC. 27
Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma State ESPN
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THE 40 NON-CFP BOWL GAMES AVERAGED 3.04M VIEWERS ACROSS
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Ohio 41 Georgia Southern 21 Florida A&M 30 Howard 26 Jacksonville State 34 Louisiana 31 Appalachian State 13 Miami (OH) 9 Fresno State 37 New Mexico State 10 UCLA 35 Boise State 22 Texas Tech 34 California 14 Western Kentucky 38 Old Dominion 35 UTSA 35 Marshall 17 South Florida 45 Syracuse 0 1.2M VIEWERS 1.51M VIEWERS 1.1M VIEWERS 1.9M VIEWERS 845K VIEWERS Attendance: 8,059 Attendance: 41,108 Attendance: 14,485 Attendance: 11,121 Attendance: 30,822 Attendance: 32,780 Attendance: 33,071 Attendance: 5,632 Attendance: 11,215 Attendance: 20,711 2.38M VIEWERS 1.02M VIEWERS 668K VIEWERS 988K VIEWERS 1.05M VIEWERS 2023-24 BOWL SEASON 20 BOWL SEASON 2023-24 ANNUAL REPORT
Georgia Tech 30 UCF 17 Duke 17 Troy 10 Northern Illinois 21 Arkansas State 19 Air Force 31 James Madison 21 Georgia State 45 Utah State 22 South Alabama 59 Eastern Michigan 10 Northwestern 14 Utah 7 Coastal Carolina 24 San Jose State 14 Minnesota 30 Bowling Green 24 Texas State 45 Rice 21 Attendance: 30,281 Attendance: 20,023 Attendance: 11,310 Attendance: 30,828 Attendance: 12,168 Attendance: 20,926 Attendance: 20,897 Attendance: 7,089 Attendance: 28,521 Attendance: 26,542 2.35M VIEWERS 2.67M VIEWERS 1.57M VIEWERS 2.44M VIEWERS 1.15M VIEWERS 765K VIEWERS 3.09M VIEWERS 950K VIEWERS 2.22M VIEWERS 2.8M VIEWERS 2023-24 ANNUAL REPORT BOWL SEASON 21
2023-24 BOWL SEASON 2.69M VIEWERS 2.26M VIEWERS 3.84M VIEWERS 3.51M VIEWERS 3.08M VIEWERS Attendance: 26,478 Attendance: 35,849 Attendance: 42,925 Attendance: 35,317 Attendance: 55,212 Attendance: 16,238 Attendance: 35,314 Attendance: 31,111 Attendance: 55,883 Attendance: 40,132 1.46M VIEWERS 3M VIEWERS 4.31M VIEWERS 3.93M VIEWERS 3.43M VIEWERS Kansas 49 UNLV 36 Virginia Tech 41 Tulane 20 West Virginia 30 North Carolina 10 USC 42 Louisville 28 Oklahoma State 31 Texas A&M 23 Boston College 23 SMU 14 Rutgers 31 Miami 24 Kansas State 28 NC State 19 Arizona 38 Oklahoma 24 Clemson 38 Kentucky 35 22 BOWL SEASON 2023-24 ANNUAL REPORT
Attendance: 96,371 Attendance: 68,791 Attendance: 72,808 27.69M VIEWERS 18.74M VIEWERS 25M VIEWERS CFP Semifinal Michigan 27 Alabama 20 CFP Semifinal Washington 37 Texas 31 CFP Championship Michigan 34 Washington 13 Attendance: 48,223 Attendance: 48,789 Attendance: 70,114 Attendance: 71,230 Attendance: 50,088 Attendance: 63,324 Attendance: 30,428 Attendance: 31,424 Attendance: 47,769 Attendance: 43,861 3.26M VIEWERS 3.6M VIEWERS 9.72M VIEWERS 7.77M VIEWERS 2.63M VIEWERS 10.39M VIEWERS 1.1M VIEWERS 4.61M VIEWERS 4.65M VIEWERS 6.8M VIEWERS Notre Dame 40 Oregon State 8 Memphis 36 Iowa State 26 Missouri 14 Ohio State 3 Ole Miss 38 Penn State 25 Maryland 31 Auburn 13 Georgia 63 Florida State 3 Wyoming 16 Toledo 15 LSU 35 Wisconsin 31 Oregon 45 Liberty 6 Tennessee 35 Iowa 0 West 26 East 11 2023-24 ANNUAL REPORT BOWL SEASON 23
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