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The Cotton Bowl has been played at the stadium in Dallas, Texas named the Cotton Bowl since 1937. However, in 2010, the game will move to the new stadium being built for the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas.
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How often do they replace the football during the Super Bowl?
The Super Bowl uses many footballs throughout the duration of the Super Bowl. There are 12 kicker balls used and 120 regular footballs used.
What stadium did the Cowboys' play in before Texas Stadium?
The Cowboys played in the Cotton Bowl between 1960-1970. Texas Stadium opened in 1971. Answer Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Texas
What stadium did the Dallas Cowboys play in from 1960-1970?
AnswerThe Dallas Cowboys played their home games during that time in the Cotton Bowl. They moved to Texas Stadium for the 1971 season.
What are the oldest college football bowls?
Of the current bowl games the SUN BOWL is second oldest and started in 19321 as the . The name was changed to . The oldest bowl game is the Rose Bowl which played its first game in 1902, then did not play another game for 13 years. The Rose Bowl has been played every New Year Day since 1916.
Third oldest bowl game?
The Rose Bowl is the oldest college bowl game, starting in 1902, and there are three bowl games that started play in 1935 and are tied for second oldest (Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl, and Sun Bowl). Next comes the Cotton Bowl whose first game was in 1937.
