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What team played at super bowl 17?
Miami dolphins and Washington red skins and it was played at the rose bowl
Georgia has played in the Rose Bowl only once Which team did they defeat?
Ucla
What team won this year's Rose Bowl?
Bears won the Rose Bowl.
Did usc go to the Rose Bowl in 1987?
The 1987 USC team was in the 1988 Rose Bowl played January 1. They lost to Michigan State, 20-17. The 1987 Rose Bowl pitted Michigan and Arizona State.
What college team has lost the most bowl games?
UCLA or Miami UCLA plays in the Rose Bowl Miami played in the Orange Bowl
What college team won the Rose Bowl in 1995?
The 1995 Rose Bowl, played January 1, was won by Penn State by a score of 38-20 over the University of Oregon.
Are rose-bowl tickets available now?
Right now, only Team Specific Tickets are available on the Rose Bowl website. A Team Specific Ticket is sort of a gamble; if your team makes it to the Rose Bowl, then so do you, but if your team loses, then you don't have a ticket anymore.
What college football team won the Rose Bowl in 1956?
The Rose Bowl game, played January 2, 1956, was won by Michigan State over UCLA by the score of 17-14.
Who played in the 1914 Rose Bowl?
Just happened to read in our paper that it was won by the Naval team from the Mare Island Naval Shipyard in Mare Island, Ca.
Last Super Bowl played at the Rose Bowl?
This year (09'), it was USC and Penn State. USC won 38-28.
How many times did USC go to the Rose Bowl?
USC plays in the Rose Bowl every other season when the Trojans play the UCLA Bruins and UCLA is scheduled as the home team. UCLA uses the Rose Bowl as its home stadium. USC last played in the Rose Bowl Game on January 1, 2009 when the Trojans defeated Penn State, 38-24. It is important to note that the "Rose Bowl" is the stadium and the "Rose Bowl Game" is the college football bowl game played at the Rose Bowl on either January 1 or 2 of each year.
What is Home team side of Rose Bowl?
In 1982 the UCLA Bruins began playing their home games in the Rose Bowl.
