ARIZONA BOWL HISTORY
The Arizona Bowl is approaching its 10th year, bringing the annual post-season football game to Arizona Stadium in Tucson.
As the game continues to grow, the community has supported bringing a bowl game back to the Old Pueblo.
The Arizona Bowl was sanctioned in March 2015 as the 41st NCAA college football game and the third bowl game staged in Arizona. Kicking off in December 2015, the Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl was the first-ever bowl game to have a digitally focused broadcast strategy, orchestrated by primary media partner Campus Insiders.
Now the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl presented by Gin and Juice by Dre and Snoop is dedicated to promoting community engagement and support in the Tucson area.
As the bowl-eligible teams face off to win the championship, you can be a part of the action.
The Arizona Bowl was sanctioned in March 2015 as the 41st NCAA college football game and the third bowl game staged in Arizona. Kicking off in December 2015, the Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl was the first-ever bowl game to have a digitally focused broadcast strategy, orchestrated by primary media partner Campus Insiders.
Now the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl presented by Gin and Juice by Dre and Snoop is dedicated to promoting community engagement and support in the Tucson area.
As the bowl-eligible teams face off to win the championship, you can be a part of the action.
2024
Miami (OH) 43, Colorado State 17
Attendance – 40,076
Broadcast Partner – The CW
Attendance – 40,076
Broadcast Partner – The CW
2023
Wyoming 16, Toledo 15
Attendance – 30,428
Broadcast Partner – The CW/Barstool Sports
Attendance – 30,428
Broadcast Partner – The CW/Barstool Sports
2022
Ohio 30, Wyoming 27 OT
Attendance – 27,691
Broadcast Partner – Barstool Sports
Attendance – 27,691
Broadcast Partner – Barstool Sports
2021
Boise State – Central Michigan
Game cancelled due to COVID outbreak
within the Boise State team
Game cancelled due to COVID outbreak
within the Boise State team
2020
Ball State 35, San Jose State 13
No attendance due to COVID restrictions
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
No attendance due to COVID restrictions
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
2019
Wyoming 38, Georgia State 17
Attendance – 36,892
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
Attendance – 36,892
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
2018
Nevada 16, Arkansas State 13 OT
Attendance – 32,368
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
Attendance – 32,368
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
2017
New Mexico State 26, Utah State 20 OT
Attendance – 39,132
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
Attendance – 39,132
Broadcast Partner – CBS Television Network
2016
Air Force 45, South Alabama 21
Attendance – 33,868
Broadcast Partner – Campus Insiders
Attendance – 33,868
Broadcast Partner – Campus Insiders
2015
Nevada 28, Colorado State 23
Attendance – 20,425
Broadcast Partner – Campus Insiders
Attendance – 20,425
Broadcast Partner – Campus Insiders