Rose Bowl Game

The Rose Bowl Game is an American college football bowl game at the Rose Bowl (stadium) in Pasadena, California. It is known as the "granddaddy of them all" because it has been played every year since 1916. It is almost always played on January 1 after Pasadena's Rose Parade. For many years, the two teams who played were the winner of the Pac-10 (a football conference of colleges on the West Coast) and the winner of the Big 10 (a football conference of collleges in the Midwest). In 1998, the game became part of the Bowl Championship Series. USC has won the game 24 times.

Results

Date Played	Winning Team		Losing Team		Notes
January 1, 1902	Michigan	49	Stanford	0	notes
January 1, 1916	Washington State	14	Brown	0	notes
January 1, 1917	Oregon	14	Pennsylvania	0	notes
January 1, 1918	Mare Island - USMC	19	Camp Lewis - US Army	7	notes
January 1, 1919	Great Lakes - US Navy	17	Mare Island	0	notes
January 1, 1920	Harvard	7	Oregon	6	notes
January 1, 1921	California	28	Ohio State	0	notes
January 2, 1922	[[{{{school}}}\|California]]	0	[[{{{school}}}\|Washington & Jefferson]]	0	notes
January 1, 1923	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	14	Penn State	3	notes
January 1, 1924	Washington	14	Navy	14	notes
January 1, 1925	Notre Dame	27	Stanford	10	notes
January 1, 1926	Alabama	20	Washington	19	notes
January 1, 1927	Alabama	7	Stanford	7	notes
January 2, 1928	[[{{{school}}}\|Stanford]]	7	[[{{{school}}}\|Pittsburgh]]	6	notes
January 1, 1929	Georgia Tech	8	[[{{{school}}}\|California]]	7	notes
January 1, 1930	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	47	[[{{{school}}}\|Pittsburgh]]	14	notes
January 1, 1931	Alabama	24	Washington State	0	notes
January 1, 1932	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	21	[[{{{school}}}\|Tulane]]	12	notes
January 2, 1933	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	35	[[{{{school}}}\|Pittsburgh]]	0	notes
January 1, 1934	Columbia	7	[[{{{school}}}\|Stanford]]	0	notes
January 1, 1935	Alabama	29	[[{{{school}}}\|Stanford]]	13	notes
January 1, 1936	[[{{{school}}}\|Stanford]]	7	[[{{{school}}}\|SMU]]	0	notes
January 1, 1937	Pittsburgh	21	Washington	0	notes
January 1, 1938	California	13	Alabama	0	notes
January 2, 1939	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	7	Duke	3	notes
January 1, 1940	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	14	Tennessee	0	notes
January 1, 1941	Stanford	21	Nebraska	13	notes
January 1, 1942**	Oregon State	20	Duke	16	notes
January 1, 1943	Georgia	9	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	0	notes
January 1, 1944	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	29	Washington	0	notes
January 1, 1945	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	25	Tennessee	0	notes
January 1, 1946	Alabama	34	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	14	notes
January 1, 1947	Illinois	45	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	14	notes
January 1, 1948	Michigan	49	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	0	notes
January 1, 1949	Northwestern	20	[[{{{school}}}\|California]]	14	notes
January 2, 1950	Ohio State	17	[[{{{school}}}\|California]]	14	notes
January 1, 1951	Michigan	14	[[{{{school}}}\|California]]	6	notes
January 1, 1952	Illinois	40	[[{{{school}}}\|Stanford]]	7	notes
January 1, 1953	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	7	Wisconsin	0	notes
January 1, 1954	Michigan State	28	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	20	notes
January 1, 1955	Ohio State	20	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	7	notes
January 2, 1956	Michigan State	17	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	14	notes
January 1, 1957	Iowa	35	Oregon State	19	notes
January 1, 1958	Ohio State	10	[[{{{school}}}\|Oregon]]	7	notes
January 1, 1959	Iowa	38	[[{{{school}}}\|California]]	12	notes
January 1, 1960	Washington	44	Wisconsin	8	notes
January 2, 1961	Washington	17	Minnesota	7	notes
January 1, 1962	Minnesota	21	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	3	notes
January 1, 1963	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	42	Wisconsin	37	notes
January 1, 1964	Illinois	17	Washington	7	notes
January 1, 1965	Michigan	34	Oregon State	7	notes
January 1, 1966	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	14	Michigan State	12	notes
January 2, 1967	Purdue	14	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	13	notes
January 1, 1968	Southern California	14	Indiana	3	notes
January 1, 1969	Ohio State	27	Southern California	16	notes
January 1, 1970	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	10	Michigan	3	notes
January 1, 1971	Stanford	27	Ohio State	17	notes
January 1, 1972	Stanford	13	Michigan	12	notes
January 1, 1973	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	42	Ohio State	17	notes
January 1, 1974	Ohio State	42	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	21	notes
January 1, 1975	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	18	Ohio State	17	notes
January 1, 1976	UCLA	23	Ohio State	10	notes
January 1, 1977	[[{{{school}}}\|Southern California]]	14	Michigan	6	notes
January 2, 1978	Washington	27	Michigan	20	notes
January 1, 1979	Southern California	17	Michigan	10	notes
January 1, 1980	Southern California	17	Ohio State	16	notes
January 1, 1981	Michigan	23	Washington	6	notes
January 1, 1982	Washington	28	Iowa	0	notes
January 1, 1983	UCLA	24	Michigan	14	notes
January 2, 1984	UCLA	45	Illinois	9	notes
January 1, 1985	Southern California	20	Ohio State	17	notes
January 1, 1986	UCLA	45	Iowa	28	notes
January 1, 1987	[[{{{school}}}\|Arizona State]]	22	Michigan	15	notes
January 1, 1988	Michigan State	20	Southern California	17	notes
January 2, 1989	Michigan	22	Southern California	14	notes
January 1, 1990	Southern California	17	Michigan	10	notes
January 1, 1991	Washington	46	Iowa	34	notes
January 1, 1992	Washington	34	Michigan	14	notes
January 1, 1993	Michigan	38	Washington	31	notes
January 1, 1994	Wisconsin	21	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	16	notes
January 2, 1995	Penn State	38	Oregon	20	notes
January 1, 1996	Southern California	41	Northwestern	32	notes
January 1, 1997	Ohio State	20	Arizona State	17	notes
January 1, 1998	Michigan	21	Washington State	16	notes
January 1, 1999	Wisconsin	38	[[{{{school}}}\|UCLA]]	31	notes
January 1, 2000	Wisconsin	17	Stanford	9	notes
January 1, 2001	Washington	34	Purdue	24	notes
January 3, 2002*	Miami (FL)	37	Nebraska	14	notes
January 1, 2003	Oklahoma	34	Washington State	14	notes
January 1, 2004	Southern California	28	Michigan	14	notes
January 1, 2005	Texas	38	Michigan	37	notes
January 4, 2006*	Texas	41	Southern California	38	notes
January 1, 2007	Southern California	32	Michigan	18	notes
January 1, 2008	Southern California	49	Illinois	17	notes
January 1, 2009	Southern California	38	Penn State	24
January 1, 2010	Ohio State	26	Oregon	17
January 1, 2011	TCU	21	Wisconsin	19
January 2, 2012	Oregon	45	Wisconsin	38
January 1, 2013	Stanford	20	Wisconsin	14

* denotes BCS National Championship Game
** Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the 1942 game was moved to Duke University's Wallace Wade Stadium in Durham, North Carolina, as officials were wary of allowing such a large crowd to congregate anywhere on the West Coast due to World War II security concerns.

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