Sugar Bowl

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Sugar Bowl

Sponsor	AllState
Location	New Orleans, LA
Stadium	Louisiana Superdome
Website	AllState Sugar Bowl

History

The first Sugar Bowl was first played in Tulane Stadium on Jan. 1, 1935. The Sugar Bowl usually featured the SEC champion in its early years. That was formalized through an agreement with the conference during the 1946 season, which continued through the 1994 season.

In 1975, the Sugar Bowl moved to the Louisiana Superdome, becoming the first (and still the only) major bowl game played indoors.

The Sugar Bowl in 1987 also became the first major bowl game to accept corporate sponsorship, under an agreement with USF&G Financial Services, which continued through 1995. Nokia cellular telephones of Finland has sponsored the game since 1996. Allstate took over the sponsorship in 2006.

As a member of the Bowl Championship Series, the Sugar Bowl now hosts one of the top three post-season matchups.

Results

Date Played	Winner		Loser
January 1, 1935	Tulane	20	Temple	14
January 1, 1936	Texas Christian	3	LSU	2
January 1, 1937	Santa Clara	21	LSU	14
January 1, 1938	Santa Clara	6	LSU	0
January 2, 1939	Texas Christian	15	Carnegie Tech	7
January 1, 1940	Texas A&M	14	Tulane	13
January 1, 1941	Boston College	19	Tennessee	13
January 1, 1942	Fordham	2	Missouri	0
January 1, 1943	Tennessee	14	Tulsa	7
January 1, 1944	Georgia Tech	20	Tulsa	18
January 1, 1945	Duke	29	Alabama	26
January 1, 1946	Oklahoma State	33	Saint Mary's	13
January 1, 1947	Georgia	20	North Carolina	10
January 1, 1948	Texas	27	Alabama	7
January 1, 1949	Oklahoma	14	North Carolina	6
January 2, 1950	Oklahoma	35	LSU	0
January 1, 1951	Kentucky	13	Oklahoma	7
January 1, 1952	Maryland	28	Tennessee	13
January 1, 1953	Georgia Tech	24	Mississippi	7
January 1, 1954	Georgia Tech	42	West Virginia	19
January 1, 1955	Navy	21	Mississippi	0
January 2, 1956	Georgia Tech	7	Pittsburgh	0
January 1, 1957	Baylor	13	Tennessee	7
January 1, 1958	Mississippi	39	Texas	7
January 1, 1959	LSU	7	Clemson	0
January 1, 1960	Mississippi	21	LSU	0
January 2, 1961	Mississippi	14	Rice	6
January 1, 1962	Alabama	10	Arkansas	3
January 1, 1963	Mississippi	17	Arkansas	3
January 1, 1964	Alabama	12	Mississippi	7
January 1, 1965	LSU	20	Wyoming	13
January 1, 1966	Missouri	20	Florida	18
January 2, 1967	Alabama	34	Nebraska	7
January 1, 1968	LSU	20	Wyoming	13
January 1, 1969	Arkansas	16	Georgia	2
January 1, 1970	Mississippi	27	Arkansas	22
January 1, 1971	Tennessee	34	Air Force	13
January 1, 1972	Oklahoma	40	Auburn	22
December 31, 1972	Oklahoma	14	Penn State	0
December 31, 1973	Notre Dame	24	Alabama	23
December 31, 1974	Nebraska	13	Florida	10
December 31, 1975	Alabama	13	Penn State	6
January 1, 1977	Pittsburgh	27	Georgia	3
January 2, 1978	Alabama	35	Ohio State	6
January 1, 1979	Alabama	14	Penn State	7
January 1, 1980	Alabama	24	Arkansas	9
January 1, 1981	Georgia	17	Notre Dame	10
January 1, 1982	Pittsburgh	24	Georgia	20
January 1, 1983	Penn State	27	Georgia	23
January 2, 1984	Auburn	9	Michigan	7
January 1, 1985	Nebraska	28	LSU	10
January 1, 1986	Tennessee	35	Miami	7
January 1, 1987	Nebraska	30	LSU	15
January 1, 1988	Auburn	16	Syracuse	16
January 2, 1989	Florida State	13	Auburn	7
January 1, 1990	Miami	33	Alabama	25
January 1, 1991	Tennessee	23	Virginia	22
January 1, 1992	Notre Dame	39	Florida	28
January 1, 1993	Alabama	34	Miami	13
January 1, 1994	Florida	41	West Virginia	7
January 2, 1995	Florida State	23	Florida	17
December 31, 1995	Virginia Tech	28	Texas	10
January 2, 1997	Florida	52	Florida State	20
January 1, 1998	Florida State	31	Ohio State	14
January 1, 1999	Ohio State	24	Texas A&M	14
January 4, 2000	Florida State	46	Virginia Tech	29
January 2, 2001	Miami	37	Florida	20
January 1, 2002	LSU	47	Illinois	34
January 1, 2003	Georgia	26	Florida State	13
January 4, 2004	LSU	21	Oklahoma	14
January 3, 2005	Auburn	16	Virginia Tech	13
January 2, 2006	West Virginia	38	Georgia	35
yellow background denotes BCS National Championship game.