Cotton Bowl

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The Cotton Bowl Classic is a major bowl game held at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The game was held at the Cotton Bowl (formerly known as Fair Park Stadium) in Dallas, Texas from 1937-2009.

With the exception of 1940, the champion of the Southwest Conference hosted the Cotton Bowl until that conference's demise in 1995. Beginning in 1996, the Big 12 Conference provided the host team, with the Cotton Bowl selecting first after the BCS bowls. Since 1999, the Big 12's opponent in the game has come from the Southeastern Conference.

The Cotton Bowl has been the site of some of college football's most enduring moments; Alabama's Tommy Lewis leaping from the Crimson Tide bench to illegally tackle Rice's Dickey Moegle in 1954, Notre Dame's return to bowl games in 1970 after a self-imposed 45-year ban, Joe Montana leading the Irish to a 23-point fourth quarter comeback over Houston in 1979, and several national championships were decided in Dallas prior to the advent of the BCS.

Results

01 JAN 1937 Texas Christian 16 Marquette 6
01 JAN 1938 Rice 28 Colorado 14
02 JAN 1939 Saint Mary's (CA) 20 Texas Tech 13
01 JAN 1940 Clemson 6 Boston College 3
01 JAN 1941 Texas A&M 13 Fordham  
01 JAN 1942 Alabama 29 Texas A&M 21
01 JAN 1943 Texas 14 Georgia Tech 7
01 JAN 1944 Texas 7 Randolph Field 7
01 JAN 1945 Oklahoma A&M 34 Texas Christian 0
01 JAN 1946 Texas 40 Missouri 27
01 JAN 1947 Louisiana State 0 Arkansas 0
01 JAN 1948 Southern Methodist 13 Penn State 13
01 JAN 1949 Southern Methodist 21 Oregon 13
02 JAN 1950 Rice 27 North Carolina 13
01 JAN 1951 Tennessee 20 Texas 14
01 JAN 1952 Kentucky 20 Texas Christian 7
01 JAN 1953 Texas 16 Tennessee 0
01 JAN 1954 Rice 28 Alabama 6
01 JAN 1955 Georgia Tech 14 Arkansas 6
02 JAN 1956 Mississippi 14 Texas Christian 13
01 JAN 1957 Texas Christian 28 Syracuse 27
01 JAN 1958 Navy 20 Randolph Field 7
01 JAN 1959 Texas Christian 0 Air Force 0
01 JAN 1960 Syracuse 23 Texas 14
02 JAN 1961 Duke 7 Arkansas 6
01 JAN 1962 Texas 12 Mississippi 7
01 JAN 1963 Louisiana State 13 Texas 0
01 JAN 1964 Texas 28 Navy 6
01 JAN 1965 Arkansas 10 Nebraska 7
01 JAN 1966 Louisiana State 14 Arkansas 7
31 DEC 1966 Georgia 24 Southern Methodist 9
01 JAN 1968 Texas A&M 20 Alabama 16
01 JAN 1969 Texas 36 Tennessee 13
01 JAN 1970 Texas 21 Notre Dame 17
01 JAN 1971 Notre Dame 24 Texas 11
01 JAN 1972 Penn State 30 Texas 6
01 JAN 1973 Texas 17 Alabama 13
01 JAN 1974 Nebraska 18 Texas 3
01 JAN 1975 Penn State 41 Baylor 20
01 JAN 1976 Arkansas 31 Georgia 10
01 JAN 1977 Houston 30 Maryland 21
02 JAN 1978 Notre Dame 38 Texas 10
01 JAN 1979 Notre Dame 35 Houston 34
01 JAN 1980 Houston 17 Nebraska 14
01 JAN 1981 Alabama 30 Baylor 2
01 JAN 1982 Texas 14 Alabama 12
01 JAN 1983 Southern Methodist 7 Pittsburgh 3
02 JAN 1984 Georgia 10 Texas 9
01 JAN 1985 Boston College 45 Houston 28
01 JAN 1986 Texas A&M 36 Auburn 16
01 JAN 1987 Ohio State 28 Texas A&M 12
01 JAN 1988 Texas A&M 35 Notre Dame 10
02 JAN 1989 Cal-Los Angeles 17 Arkansas 3
01 JAN 1990 Tennessee 31 Arkansas 27
01 JAN 1991 Miami (FL) 46 Texas 3
01 JAN 1992 Florida State 10 Texas A&M 2
01 JAN 1993 Notre Dame 28 Texas A&M 3
01 JAN 1994 Notre Dame 24 Texas A&M 21
02 JAN 1995 Southern California 55 Texas Tech 14
01 JAN 1996 Colorado 38 Oregon 6
01 JAN 1997 Brigham Young 19 Kansas State 15
01 JAN 1998 Cal-Los Angeles 29 Texas A&M 23
01 JAN 1999 Texas 38 Mississippi State 11
01 JAN 2000 Arkansas 27 Texas 6
01 JAN 2001 Kansas State 35 Tennessee 21
01 JAN 2002 Oklahoma 10 Arkansas 3
01 JAN 2003 Texas 35 Louisiana State 20
02 JAN 2004 Mississippi 31 Oklahoma State 28
01 JAN 2005 Tennessee 38 Texas A&M 7
02 JAN 2006 Alabama 13 Texas Tech 10
01 JAN 2007 Auburn 17 Nebraska 14
01 JAN 2008 Missouri 38 Arkansas 7
02 JAN 2009 Mississippi 47 Texas Tech 34
02 JAN 2010 Mississippi 21 Oklahoma State 7
07 JAN 2011 Louisiana State 41 Texas A&M 24
06 JAN 2012 Arkansas 29 Kansas State 16
04 JAN 2013 Texas A&M 41 Oklahoma 13