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Cotton Bowl tickets will give you that rare chance to see live the Cotton Bowl, one of the most awaited college football games in town. The game is not only cloaked in tradition but is an annual classic that is much-awaited by those who want to see high-ranking team players. The Cotton Bowl is an annual game that has been played by the United States college football teams since 1937 in Dallas, Texas. The game will however be moved to the New Cowboys Stadium in Arlington by 2010. The game has undergone name changes due to corresponding changes in the name of the sponsor Southern Bell Corporation which rebranded its name to SBC. The game became known as the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic in 2006 after SBC acquired AT&T. |
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The Cotton Bowl used to be known as the Mobil Cotton Bowl Classic when it was still being sponsored by Mobil Oil from 1989 to 1995. The first Cotton Bowl Classic in 1937 was financed by J. Curtis Stanford, a Texas oil executive. The game has attracted 17,000 attendees but did not make money until 1938 when 37,000 spectators watched the Rice defeat Colorado 28-14. The audience increased to 40,000 during the St. Mary's and Texas tech match in 1939. The transfer of the Cotton Bowl to its new Stadium in Arlington by 2010 has raised concerns about the very cold weather in Dallas during January but the people behind the game has assured fans that that they would be protected from the weather thanks to the Stadium's top amenities. The Cotton Bowl has been televised live since 1999 particularly in CBS where Lindsey Nelson gives a play-by-play account. However, nothing can beat a live show so get your Cotton Bowl tickets now.
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