ARLINGTON, Texas – Cotton Bowl Athletic Association Chairman Bry Patton made the media circuit around North Texas on Monday in anticipation of the 85th Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic between No. 6 Oklahoma and No. 7 Florida on Wednesday, Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. CT on ESPN and ESPN Radio.
 
Patton, named the CBAA's 41st Chairman in April, visited with area television and radio stations and print/digital publications, speaking on various topics including this year's Top 10 matchup between the Sooners and Gators, health and safety protocols in place for the Classic for the participating teams and fans attending the game at AT&T Stadium and the Cotton Bowl Foundation making an impact in the community.

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No. 7 @GatorsFB and No. 6 @OU_Football square off on Dec 30 at @ATTStadium!

Bry Patton, our Cotton Bowl Chairman, was all over North Texas (virtually) today discussing the 85th Classic. ?? pic.twitter.com/rPZFR9Gzoc

— Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic (@CottonBowlGame) December 21, 2020

Thank you @KaraSewellTV @wfaa for having chairman Bry Patton on this AM and highlighting how @CottonBowlGame gives back to the community annually on top of hosting an exciting game for #NTX. ???? pic.twitter.com/cUVdEmX7c6

— Tony Fay PR (@TonyFayPR) December 21, 2020

The @CottonBowlGame returns to AT&T Stadium Wednesday. While it's the game's 85th anniversary, this year won't look like any other. Learn how organizers are putting safety first. pic.twitter.com/X6S8SYJGOy

— City of Arlington (@CityOfArlington) December 30, 2020