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Holiday Bowl

1978 Running The CW

The Holiday Bowl is a post-season NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision college football bowl game that has been played annually since 1978 at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California, United States. Since the 2014 edition, it has featured Pacific-12 and Big Ten teams. The Holiday Bowl was founded to give the Western Athletic Conference an automatic bowl bid after the Fiesta Bowl, which previously had a tie in with the game, ended its association with the WAC after Arizona and Arizona State (the latter of which served as the game's host) left the conference to join the Pacific-8 Conference in 1977. Thus, the Holiday Bowl inherited the Fiesta Bowl's former WAC ties and gave the conference's champion its automatic bid. For the first several years, the WAC champion played an at-large team in the Holiday Bowl. Beginning in 1986 and continuing until 1994, the Big Ten Conference was given the second bid provided it had enough bowl eligible teams.

In short

Holiday Bowl (premiered 22 December 1978). Status: Running. Platform: The CW. 9 episodes, 9 × Season.

Seasons (9 · 9 episodes)

9

Cast

FAQ

When does “Holiday Bowl” premiere?

“Holiday Bowl” premiered on 22 December 1978. Upcoming episodes and any new seasons are listed in the Seans release calendar, updated daily from TVmaze data.

Where can you watch “Holiday Bowl”?

“Holiday Bowl” is associated with The CW. Availability may vary by region — check the Seans calendar for air dates and confirm the offer in your streaming service.

How many episodes are in season 2026 of “Holiday Bowl”?

Season 2026 of “Holiday Bowl” has 1 episodes according to TVmaze. The full episode list with air dates is below — mark watched episodes and track your progress for free.

Will “Holiday Bowl” get another season?

“Holiday Bowl” status is “Running”. If production is ongoing, Seans will show new episode dates in the release calendar. Tracking the show in your library (free, no account) makes it easy to stay up to date.

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