The world of college football is really being shaken up this year with a couple of epic announcements from the BCS conference commissioners. To begin with, for the first time in history the regular season will wind up with a new playoffs system. And to stir things up a little more, we won’t always be able to rely on seeing the bowl games on January 1st. Here’s a rundown of how things will play out.
The 2015 Rose Bowl
Beginning in 2015, the semifinal games in the College Playoffs will be held in various bowls, and the dates for each will be different, depending on where the game is played and which date New Year’s Day falls on. When the games are played at the Rose Bowl or the Sugar Bowl, the games will always be played on January 1st, unless New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday, then it will be played on the 2nd. The commissioners released a schedule for the next 12 post season games and it looks like there will only be 4 out of the 12 where you can see the game played in the Rose Bowl or Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. For 2015, fans got lucky and will be able to see the game at the much loved, iconic Rose Bowl on January 1. The other 3 years where the games will be played on New Year’s Day in either the Rose Bowl or Sugar Bowl are 2018, 2021, and 2024.
If you’re not willing to wait until 2024, or even 2018, you’d better head on over to Sports Ticket Bank and reserve your tickets now. The 2015 Rose Bowl playoff game will sell out fast, no matter which teams end up fighting it out in the bowl. And to make the occasion even more special, we offer field level sideline seating. As of today, there are only 86 tickets left, so if you want to be a part of college football history, you’d better buy your tickets before they’re all gone.
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