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The article announcement of the appointments and developments in two organizations based in San Diego, United States. It includes Dennis DuBard has been elected as the president of the San Diego Bowl Game Association, which oversees the annual Holiday Bowl football game; and AnaptysBio, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, has appointed Rita Jain to its Board of Directors, bringing extensive drug development expertise in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.

The article focuses on the 2017 Holiday Bowl college football bowl game to be held at the San Diego County Credit Union (SDCCU) stadium in San Diego, California. Topics discussed include the history of the Greater San Diego Sports Association and the Holiday Bowl, the contributions of local businesses and organizations, and the Holiday Bowl matchup between the Washington State Cougars and Michigan State Spartans.

The article presents information on the strong early ticket sales for college bowl games in San Diego, California. Chargers fans who cannot afford or prefer not to attend pro football games in person would be happy with news that the team has sold out its remaining four home games. This will allow the games to be televised locally. Through the first half of the season, the Chargers are averaging 67,000 people in attendance at Qualcomm Stadium, where the capacity is 70,000. The Chargers are enthusiastic about the fact that the city has hired a sports consultant to discuss their new stadium proposal, but so far no talks have transpired between the parties.

The article discusses the future of the Qualcomm Stadium site, the San Diego Bowl Game Association, focusing on the plans of executive director Mark Neville on the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl for the games and provides information on entrepreneur Charlie Yim of Rancho Santa Fe.

The article focuses on the economic impact of two football bowl games in San Diego, California, Utah States vs. Northern Illinois on December 26, 2013 and Arizona State University (ASU) vs. Texas Tech on December 30. It states that the bowl games have brought out-of-the state fans, who contributed to tourist-related businesses. It offers the insights of ASU athletic director Rocky Harris, San Diego Bowl Game Association director Bruce Binkowski, and Texas Tech athletic director Blayne Beal.

The article reports on the move by the San Diego Bowl Game Association in California to use its financial resources, as well as marketing and events in order to draw sports fanatics. According to executive director Mark Neville, the move will involve promoting local beaches, palm trees and weather as ideal vacation material. It also mentions that before the Holiday Bowl, there will be a craft-beer, food-truck extravaganza with other activities such as field-goal kicking.

The article reports that Holiday Bowl, a post-season college football bowl game which organized by San Diego Bowl Game Association has been seeking for sponsorship before the kickoff on December 30, 2015.

The article reports on the statement of the San Diego, California Bowl Game Association which reveals that the college football bowl games Bridgepoint Education and San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl will generate an economic impact to the region of 30 million dollars in 2010.