Orange Bowl (American Football)
Der Orange Bowl ist ein jährlich ausgetragenes Meisterschaftsspiel im College Football, dem Hochschulspielbetrieb der National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) im American Football in den USA, das jedes Jahr in der Regel am 1. Januar stattfindet.
Das letztjährige Meisterschaftsspiel wurde am 31. Dezember 2021 vor 66.839 Zuschauern zwischen den Georgia Bulldogs und den Michigan Wolverines als Halbfinale der College Football Playoffs ausgetragen und endete mit 34:11. Der Kick-off erfolgte um 19.30 Uhr Ortszeit (EST), übertragen wurde die Partie live und exklusiv vom US-Sportsender ESPN.[1][2]
Der Orange Bowl war Teil der Bowl Championship Series und somit einer der wichtigsten Bowls im College-Football. In den Spielzeiten 2000/2001 und 2004/2005 fungierte er zugleich als BCS National Championship Game. Das Spiel wurde von 1935 bis 1995 und 1999 im Orange Bowl Stadium in Miami und seit 1996 im Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens ausgetragen. Seit der Einführung der College Football Playoffs im Jahre 2014 dient es alle drei Jahre als Halbfinale, dessen Sieger in das College Football Playoff National Championship Game einzieht.
Seit Dezember 2014 wird der Pokal von Capitol One gesponsert, weshalb der offizielle Name auf Capital One Orange Bowl geändert wurde. Vorherige Hauptsponsoren waren Discover Financial (2011–Januar 2014) und Federal Express/FedEx (1989–2010).
Liste der Orange-Bowl-Sieger
MVPs
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| Saison | MVP | Team | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1965 | Joe Namath | Alabama | Quarterback |
| 1966 | Steve Sloan | Alabama | Quarterback |
| 1967 | Larry Smith | Florida | Tailback |
| 1968 | Bob Warmack | Oklahoma | Quarterback |
| 1969 | Donnie Shanklin | Kansas | Halfback |
| 1970 | Chuck Burkhart | Penn State | Quarterback |
| Mike Reid | Penn State | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1971 | Jerry Tagge | Nebraska | Quarterback |
| Willie Harper | Nebraska | Defensive End | |
| 1972 | Jerry Tagge | Nebraska | Quarterback |
| Rich Glover | Nebraska | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1973 | Johnny Rodgers | Nebraska | Runningback/Wide Receiver |
| Rich Glover | Nebraska | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1974 | Tom Shuman | Penn State | Quarterback |
| Randy Crowder | Penn State | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1975 | Wayne Bullock | Notre Dame | Fullback |
| Leroy Cook | Alabama | Defensive End | |
| 1976 | Steve Davis | Oklahoma | Quarterback |
| Lee Roy Selmon | Oklahoma | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1977 | Rod Gerald | Ohio State | Quarterback |
| Tom Cousineau | Ohio State | Linebacker | |
| 1978 | Roland Sales | Arkansas | Runningback |
| Reggie Freeman | Arkansas | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1979 | Billy Sims | Oklahoma | Runningback |
| Reggie Kinlaw | Oklahoma | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1980 | J. C. Watts | Oklahoma | Quarterback |
| Bud Hebert | Oklahoma | Free Safety | |
| 1981 | J. C. Watts | Oklahoma | Quarterback |
| Jarvis Coursey | Florida State | Defensive End | |
| 1982 | Homer Jordan | Clemson | Quarterback |
| Jeff Davis | Clemson | Linebacker | |
| 1983 | Turner Gill | Nebraska | Quarterback |
| Dave Rimington | Nebraska | Center | |
| 1984 | Bernie Kosar | Miami | Quarterback |
| Jack Fernandez | Miami | Linebacker | |
| 1985 | Jacque Robinson | Washington | Tailback |
| Ron Holmes | Washington | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1986 | Sonny Brown | Oklahoma | Defensive Back |
| Tim Lasher | Oklahoma | Kicker | |
| 1987 | Spencer Tillman | Oklahoma | Halfback |
| Dante Jones | Oklahoma | Linebacker | |
| 1988 | Bernard Clark | Miami | Linebacker |
| Darrell Reed | Oklahoma | Defensive End | |
| 1989 | Steve Walsh | Miami | Quarterback |
| Charles Fryer | Nebraska | Cornerback | |
| 1990 | Raghib Ismail | Notre Dame | Wide Receiver |
| Darian Hagan | Colorado | Quarterback | |
| 1991 | Charles S. Johnson | Colorado | Quarterback |
| Chris Zorich | Notre Dame | Defensive Tackle | |
| 1992 | Larry Jones | Miami | Runningback |
| Tyrone Leggette | Nebraska | Cornerback | |
| 1993 | Charlie Ward | Florida State | Quarterback |
| Corey Dixon | Nebraska | Wide Receiver | |
| 1994 | Charlie Ward | Florida State | Quarterback |
| Tommie Frazier | Nebraska | Quarterback | |
| 1995 | Tommie Frazier | Nebraska | Quarterback |
| Chris T. Jones | Miami | Wide Receiver | |
| 1996 | Andre Cooper | Florida State | Wide Receiver |
| Derrick Mayes | Notre Dame | Wide Receiver | |
| 1997 | Damon Benning | Nebraska | Runningback |
| Ken Oxendine | Virginia Tech | Runningback | |
| 1998 | Ahman Green | Nebraska | Runningback |
| 1999 | Travis Taylor | Florida | Wide Receiver |
| 2000 | David Terrell | Michigan | Wide Receiver |
| 2001 | Torrance Marshall | Oklahoma | Linebacker |
| 2002 | Taylor Jacobs | Florida | Wide Receiver |
| 2003 | Carson Palmer | USC | Quarterback |
| 2004 | Jarrett Payton | Miami | Runningback |
| 2005 | Matt Leinart | USC | Quarterback |
| 2006 | Willie Reid | FSU | Wide Receiver |
| 2007 | Brian Brohm | Louisville | Quarterback |
| 2008 | Aqib Talib | Kansas | Cornerback |
| 2009 | Darren Evans | Virginia Tech | Runningback |
| 2010 | Adrian Clayborn | Iowa | Defensive End |
| 2011 | Andrew Luck | Stanford | Quarterback |
| 2012 | Geno Smith | West Virginia | Quarterback |
| 2013 | Lonnie Pryor | Florida State | Fullback |
| 2014 (Januar) | Sammy Watkins | Clemson | Wide Receiver |
| 2014 (Dezember) | Justin Thomas | Georgia Tech | Quarterback |
| 2015 | Deshaun Watson | Clemson | Quarterback |
| Ben Boulware | Clemson | Linebacker | |
| 2016 | Dalvin Cook | Florida State | Runningback |
| 2017 | Alex Hornibrook | Wisconsin-Madison | Quarterback |
| 2018 | Tua Tagovailoa | Alabama | Quarterback |
| Xavier McKinney | Alabama | Safety | |
| 2019 | La’Mical Perine | Florida | Runningback |
| 2021 (Januar) | Devon Achane | Texas A&M | Runningback |
| 2021 (Dezember) | Stetson Bennett | Georgia | Quarterback |
| Derion Kendrick | Georgia | Cornerback | |
| 2022 (Dezember) | Joe Milton | Tennessee | Quarterback |
Weblinks
- Homepage (englisch)
- Offizieller Facebook-Account
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Andrea Adelson: College Football Playoff 2021: Stetson Bennett and the Georgia offense have their 'Take that' moment against Michigan. In: ESPN.com. 31. Dezember 2021, abgerufen am 1. Januar 2022 (amerikanisches Englisch).
- ↑ David M. Hale: Orange Bowl 2021: Can Georgia put another humiliating loss to Alabama in rearview? In: ESPN.com. 27. Dezember 2021, abgerufen am 1. Januar 2022 (amerikanisches Englisch).