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1982–83 NCAA football bowl games

College football postseason game series


College football postseason game series

FieldValue
season1982
image
regular_season
number_of_bowls16
all_star_games2
bowl_startDecember 17, 1982
bowl_end
January 1, 1983
championship_bowl
championship_location
championsPenn State Nittany Lions
conference1SEC
conference1_teams7
conference1_wins2
conference1_losses5
conference1_ap_poll3
conference2Big Ten
conference2_teams5
conference2_wins3
conference2_losses2
conference2_ap_poll1
conference3Independent
conference3_teams5
conference3_wins2
conference3_losses3
conference3_ap_poll4
conference4Big 8
conference4_teams3
conference4_wins1
conference4_losses2
conference4_ap_poll2
conference5Pac-10
conference5_teams3
conference5_wins3
conference5_losses0
conference5_ap_poll4
conference6SWC
conference6_teams3
conference6_wins2
conference6_losses1
conference6_ap_poll3
conference7ACC
conference7_teams2
conference7_wins1
conference7_losses1
conference7_ap_poll3
conference8WAC
conference8_teams2
conference8_wins1
conference8_losses1
conference8_ap_poll0
conference9MAC^
conference9_teams1
conference9_wins0
conference9_losses1
conference9_ap_poll0
conference10PCAA
conference10_teams1
conference10_wins1
conference10_losses0
conference10_ap_poll0
Note^The Mac was FCS this year.

January 1, 1983

The 1982–83 NCAA football bowl games featured 16 games starting early in December and ending on January 1, 1983. The Aloha Bowl was introduced this year. The California Bowl this year was the only bowl game between a FCS team and a FBS team ever.

Schedule

DateGameSiteMatchup
Dec 11Independence BowlIndependence Stadium
Shreveport, LAWisconsin 14, Kansas State 10
Dec 17Holiday BowlJack Murphy Stadium
San Diego, CAOhio State 47, BYU 17
Dec 18Tangerine BowlOrlando Stadium
Orlando, FLAuburn 33, Boston College 26
California BowlBulldog Stadium
Fresno, CAFresno State 29, Bowling Green 28
Sun BowlSun Bowl
El Paso, TXNorth Carolina 26, Texas 10
Dec 25Aloha BowlAloha Stadium
Honolulu, HIWashington 26, Maryland 20
Dec 29Liberty BowlLiberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Memphis, TNAlabama 21, Illinois 15
Dec 30Gator BowlGator Bowl Stadium
Jacksonville, FLFlorida State 31, West Virginia 12
Dec 31Hall of Fame ClassicLegion Field
Birmingham, ALAir Force 36, Vanderbilt 28
Astro-Bluebonnet BowlAstrodome
Houston, TXArkansas 28, Florida 24
Peach BowlAtlanta-Fulton County Stadium
Atlanta, GAIowa 28, Tennessee 22
Jan 1Fiesta BowlSun Devil Stadium
Tempe, AZArizona State 32, Oklahoma 21
Cotton BowlCotton Bowl
Dallas, TXSMU 7, Pittsburgh 3
Rose BowlRose Bowl
Pasadena, CAUCLA 24, Michigan 14
Orange BowlOrange Bowl
Miami, FLNebraska 21, LSU 20
Sugar BowlLouisiana Superdome
New Orleans, LAPenn State 27, Georgia 23

References

References

  1. Myhre, Rich. (December 23, 1982). "Holiday football in Hawaii: It's a natural". [[The Daily Herald]].
  2. Morilak, Mark. (April 27, 1982). "Bowling Green, Northern lose appeals MAC will be Division I-AA in 1982 season". Daily Kent Stater.
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