Bowl History |
1936 |
| Conference |
Bowl Record |
| | - | | Arkansas Intercollegiate | 0-0 | | Big 10 | 0-0 | | Big Eight | 0-0 | | Big Five | 0-0 | | Border Intercollegiate Athletic | 0-1 | | Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Illinois Intercollegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Independent | 1-0 | | Indiana Intercollegiate | 0-0 | | Lone Star | 0-0 | | Middle Three | 0-0 | | Missouri Valley | 0-0 | | Northern California Athletic | 0-0 | | Ohio Athletic | 0-0 | | Pacific Coast | 0-1 | | Rocky Mountain Athletic | 0-0 | | Southeastern | 0-2-1 | | Southern | 0-0 | | Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Southern Intercollegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Southwest | 1-0 |
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Bowl History |
1936 |
| Date |
Bowl |
Bowl Matchup |
| 1/1/1937 | Bacardi | Auburn 7-7 Villanova | | 1/1/1937 | Cotton | Texas Christian 16-6 Marquette | | 1/1/1937 | Orange | Duquesne 13-12 Mississippi State | | 1/1/1937 | Rose | Pittsburgh 21-0 Washington | | 1/1/1937 | Sugar | Santa Clara 21-14 Louisiana State | | 1/1/1937 | Sun | Hardin-Simmons 34-6 Texas-El Paso |
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Great Moments in College Football History
While playing for the University of Hawaii from 2000 to 2004, quarterback Timmy Chang set an NCAA passing record with 17,072 yards.