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Hawaii Bowl
The Hawaii Bowl is an annual college football bowl game played in Honolulu, Hawaii. The game features a matchup between teams from the Mountain West Conference and the American Athletic Conference. The inaugural Hawaii Bowl was played on Christmas Day in 2002, between the University of Hawaii and Tulane University.
The Hawaii Bowl is held at Ching Athletics Complex, a multi-purpose stadium located in Honolulu. The stadium, which opened in 2015, has a seating capacity of 17,000. The previous stadium Aloha Stadium and has been the site of a number of high-profile sporting events, including the NFL Pro Bowl and the NCAA's College Football Playoff National Championship.
The history of the Hawaii Bowl has been marked by several memorable games. In 2003, the game featured a matchup between the University of Hawaii and the Houston Cougars. The game went into triple-overtime, with Hawaii ultimately prevailing by a score of 54-48. In 2015, San Diego State defeated Cincinnati by a score of 42-7, marking the largest margin of victory in Hawaii Bowl history.
In addition to the football game itself, the Hawaii Bowl features a number of events leading up to the game, including a Hawaiian-themed parade, a block party, and a pep rally. The bowl also partners with a number of local charities to raise funds for those in need.
Overall, the Hawaii Bowl is a beloved tradition in the state of Hawaii and a highlight of the college football bowl season. With its exciting matchups, beautiful location, and commitment to the community, the Hawaii Bowl is sure to continue to be a popular event for years to come.
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