Bowl History |
1968 |
| Conference |
Bowl Record |
| | - | | Alabama Collegiate | 0-0 | | Alabama Intercollegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Atlantic Coast | 0-0 | | Big 10 | 1-0 | | Big Eight | 1-2 | | California Collegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Colonial Athletic | 0-0 | | Gulf States | 1-0 | | Independent | 1-2 | | Interstate Collegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Lone Star | 0-0 | | Mid-American | 0-1 | | Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic | 0-0 | | Middle Three | 0-0 | | Missouri Valley | 0-0 | | Northern California Athletic | 0-0 | | Ohio Athletic | 0-0 | | Ohio Valley | 0-0 | | Pac 10 | 0-1 | | Southeastern | 3-3 | | Southern | 0-0 | | Southland | 0-1 | | Southwest | 3-0 | | Western Athletic | 0-1 |
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Bowl History |
1968 |
| Date |
Bowl |
Bowl Matchup |
| 1/1/1969 | Cotton | Texas 36-13 Tennessee | | 1/1/1969 | Orange | Penn State 15-14 Kansas | | 1/1/1969 | Rose | Ohio State 27-16 Southern California | | 1/1/1969 | Sugar | Arkansas 16-2 Georgia | | 12/14/1968 | Liberty | Mississippi 34-17 Virginia Tech | | 12/27/1968 | Capital One | Richmond 49-42 Ohio | | 12/28/1968 | Gator | Missouri 35-10 Alabama | | 12/28/1968 | Sun | Auburn 34-10 Arizona | | 12/30/1968 | Peach | Louisiana State 31-27 Florida State | | 12/31/1968 | Bluebonnet | Southern Methodist 28-27 Oklahoma |
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Great Moments in College Football History
During Nebraska Cornhuskers' home games, their stadium becomes the state's third largest city.
