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1. SIMPSON, O.J.

Subjects
FOOTBALL players, ROSE Bowl (Football game), BOWL games (College football)
Abstract

Information on O.J. Simpson, an American football player, is presented. It is reported that Simpson, who was born on July 9, 1947, in San Francisco, California, led the University of Southern California to two Rose Bowls in the late 1960s. It is further reported that Simpson, who was voted the Most Valuable Player by the National Football League (NFL) in 1973, had the adoration and respect of millions of fans before becoming involved in the biggest murder trial of the twentieth century.

Published
2005

2. Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA.

Subjects
ROSE Bowl (Football game), FOOTBALL, COLLEGE football, BOWL games (College football), UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Abstract

A list of the Rose Bowl games played in late December and early January is presented which includes the Michigan-Stanford game in 1902, the Washington St.-Brown game in 1916, and the Oregon-Pennsylvania game in 1917.

Published
2008

3. Bowl Championship Series.

Subjects
COLLEGE sports, UNIVERSITIES & colleges, BOWL games (College football)
Abstract

A list of teams of the Bowl Championship Series is presented which includes Ohio State, Florida, Michigan, La Salle University, University of Southern California, Louisville, Wisconsin, Boise State, Auburn, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Arkansas, West Virginia, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Rutgers, Tennessee, California, Texes, Brigham Young, Texas A&M, Oregon State, Nebraska, Boston College, and University of California at Los Angeles.

Published
2008

4. Undefeated USC Trojans Take Orange Bowl, National Title.

Subjects
ORANGE Bowl (Football game), FOOTBALL, BOWL games (College football), COLLEGE sports
Abstract

The article reports that the University of Southern California (USC) Trojans routed the University of Oklahoma Sooners 55-19 at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, to win the 2004 season national championship. The Sooners scored early in the 1st quarter, but USC's victory was all but assured at halftime, with the Trojans securing 4 unanswered touchdowns in the middle of the first half.

Published
2006

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