[Mick]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Game Trophy Team Team Meetings Battle for the Bell Victory Bell Cincinnati Miami (OH) 122 South's Oldest Rivalry North Carolina Virginia 121 Border War Indian War Drum; Lamar Hunt Trophy Kansas Missouri 120 Big Game The Stanford Axe California Stanford 120 Civil War Platypus Trophy Oregon Oregon State 120 Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn Georgia 120 Egg Bowl Golden Egg Trophy Mississippi State Ole Miss 113 Battle of the Brothers Utah Utah State 112 Bedlam Series Bedlam Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State 111 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Governor's Cup Georgia Georgia Tech 111 Red River Showdown Red River Shootout trophies Oklahoma Texas 111 Washington-Washington State Apple Cup Washington Washington State 109 Battle of the Brazos Baylor Texas A&M 108 Rio Grande Rivalry New Mexico New Mexico State 107 Magnolia Bowl Magnolia Bowl Trophy LSU Ole Miss 105 Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh West Virginia 104 Third Saturday in October Alabama Tennessee 99 Battle for the Rag Tiger Rag/Victory Flag LSU Tulane 98 Holy War BYU Utah 97 Battle of I-10 Silver Spade UTEP New Mexico State 94 Battle of the Bricks Miami (OH) Ohio 93 Battle of the Palouse Idaho Washington State 91 Rocky Mountain Showdown Centennial Cup Colorado Colorado State 88 Textile Bowl Textile Bowl Clemson NC State 85 Iron Bowl James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy Alabama Auburn 81 Bill Walsh Legacy Game San Jose State Stanford 67 100 Miles of Hate Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky 65 Black and Blue Bowl Memphis Southern Miss 63 Rumble in the Rockies Colorado Utah 63 Battle for the Bell The Bell Marshall Ohio 59 Battle on the Bayou Wooden Boot Louisiana–Lafayette Louisiana–Monroe 53 Rivalry in Dixie Louisiana Tech Southern Miss 48 Battle for Nevada Fremont Cannon Nevada UNLV 41 Bayou Bucket Classic Bayou Bucket Houston Rice 41 Holy War Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl Boston College Notre Dame 23 Crab Bowl Classic Crab Bowl Trophy Maryland Navy 21 Battle for the Palladium The Palladium Trophy Middle Tennessee Troy 20 Shula Bowl Don Shula Award Florida Atlantic FIU 15 River City Rivalry Paddlewheel Trophy Cincinnati Pittsburgh 12 Battle Line Rivalry Battle Line Trophy Arkansas Missouri 8 War on I–4 War on I–4 Trophy UCF South Florida 8 Battle for the Belt The Belt South Alabama Troy 6 Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

[Mick]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Game Trophy Team Team Meetings Battle for the Bell Victory Bell Cincinnati Miami (OH) 122 South's Oldest Rivalry North Carolina Virginia 121 Border War Indian War Drum; Lamar Hunt Trophy Kansas Missouri 120 Big Game The Stanford Axe California Stanford 120 Civil War Platypus Trophy Oregon Oregon State 120 Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn Georgia 120 Egg Bowl Golden Egg Trophy Mississippi State Ole Miss 113 Battle of the Brothers Utah Utah State 112 Bedlam Series Bedlam Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State 111 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Governor's Cup Georgia Georgia Tech 111 Red River Showdown Red River Shootout trophies Oklahoma Texas 111 Washington-Washington State Apple Cup Washington Washington State 109 Battle of the Brazos Baylor Texas A&M 108 Rio Grande Rivalry New Mexico New Mexico State 107 Magnolia Bowl Magnolia Bowl Trophy LSU Ole Miss 105 Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh West Virginia 104 Third Saturday in October Alabama Tennessee 99 Battle for the Rag Tiger Rag/Victory Flag LSU Tulane 98 Holy War BYU Utah 97 Battle of I-10 Silver Spade UTEP New Mexico State 94 Battle of the Bricks Miami (OH) Ohio 93 Battle of the Palouse Idaho Washington State 91 Rocky Mountain Showdown Centennial Cup Colorado Colorado State 88 Textile Bowl Textile Bowl Clemson NC State 85 Iron Bowl James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy Alabama Auburn 81 Bill Walsh Legacy Game San Jose State Stanford 67 100 Miles of Hate Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky 65 Black and Blue Bowl Memphis Southern Miss 63 Rumble in the Rockies Colorado Utah 63 Battle for the Bell The Bell Marshall Ohio 59 Battle on the Bayou Wooden Boot Louisiana–Lafayette Louisiana–Monroe 53 Rivalry in Dixie Louisiana Tech Southern Miss 48 Battle for Nevada Fremont Cannon Nevada UNLV 41 Bayou Bucket Classic Bayou Bucket Houston Rice 41 Holy War Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl Boston College Notre Dame 23 Crab Bowl Classic Crab Bowl Trophy Maryland Navy 21 Battle for the Palladium The Palladium Trophy Middle Tennessee Troy 20 Shula Bowl Don Shula Award Florida Atlantic FIU 15 River City Rivalry Paddlewheel Trophy Cincinnati Pittsburgh 12 Battle Line Rivalry Battle Line Trophy Arkansas Missouri 8 War on I–4 War on I–4 Trophy UCF South Florida 8 Battle for the Belt The Belt South Alabama Troy 6 Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

[SamAtoms1980]

Not to be overlooking Big Game by any means (to me, it was always Big Game and not the Big Game; don't know why), any tea leaves readers have an opinion on the start time vs ND? People planning international travel want to ask the collective brainpower of the CARD.board.

If I recall correctly, most of the recent ND@Stanford games have kicked off at 5 p.m. PT.

[SamAtoms1980]

Not to be overlooking Big Game by any means (to me, it was always Big Game and not the Big Game; don't know why), any tea leaves readers have an opinion on the start time vs ND? People planning international travel want to ask the collective brainpower of the CARD.board.

If I recall correctly, most of the recent ND@Stanford games have kicked off at 5 p.m. PT.

[SamAtoms1980]

Not to be overlooking Big Game by any means (to me, it was always Big Game and not the Big Game; don't know why), any tea leaves readers have an opinion on the start time vs ND? People planning international travel want to ask the collective brainpower of the CARD.board.

If I recall correctly, most of the recent ND@Stanford games have kicked off at 5 p.m. PT.

[SamAtoms1980]

Not to be overlooking Big Game by any means (to me, it was always Big Game and not the Big Game; don't know why), any tea leaves readers have an opinion on the start time vs ND? People planning international travel want to ask the collective brainpower of the CARD.board.

If I recall correctly, most of the recent ND@Stanford games have kicked off at 5 p.m. PT.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford now listing the game time as 5 pm on Fox.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford now listing the game time as 5 pm on Fox.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford now listing the game time as 5 pm on Fox.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford now listing the game time as 5 pm on Fox.

[Beeg_Dawg]

Nothing new about ND taking over the Stadium. I remember when Tony Rice was the QB and they were touting him for All-American. That crowd- in the old stadium- had to be at least 50% ND. Make me sick.

[quote author=teejers1 link=topic=17920.msg210942#msg210942 date=1509989057]
There will be lots of tickets available for Stanford's remaining home games.

The ND game might be close to a sellout, but only because ND Fan will take the place over.

You can bank on that one.

[/quote]

Leprechaun Nation may be less interested in attending after their beat down today. 

[Beeg_Dawg]

Nothing new about ND taking over the Stadium. I remember when Tony Rice was the QB and they were touting him for All-American. That crowd- in the old stadium- had to be at least 50% ND. Make me sick.

[quote author=teejers1 link=topic=17920.msg210942#msg210942 date=1509989057]
There will be lots of tickets available for Stanford's remaining home games.

The ND game might be close to a sellout, but only because ND Fan will take the place over.

You can bank on that one.

[/quote]

Leprechaun Nation may be less interested in attending after their beat down today. 

[Beeg_Dawg]

Nothing new about ND taking over the Stadium. I remember when Tony Rice was the QB and they were touting him for All-American. That crowd- in the old stadium- had to be at least 50% ND. Make me sick.

[quote author=teejers1 link=topic=17920.msg210942#msg210942 date=1509989057]
There will be lots of tickets available for Stanford's remaining home games.

The ND game might be close to a sellout, but only because ND Fan will take the place over.

You can bank on that one.

[/quote]

Leprechaun Nation may be less interested in attending after their beat down today. 

[Beeg_Dawg]

Nothing new about ND taking over the Stadium. I remember when Tony Rice was the QB and they were touting him for All-American. That crowd- in the old stadium- had to be at least 50% ND. Make me sick.

[quote author=teejers1 link=topic=17920.msg210942#msg210942 date=1509989057]
There will be lots of tickets available for Stanford's remaining home games.

The ND game might be close to a sellout, but only because ND Fan will take the place over.

You can bank on that one.

[/quote]

Leprechaun Nation may be less interested in attending after their beat down today. 

[82lsju]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Game Trophy Team Team Meetings Battle for the Bell Victory Bell Cincinnati Miami (OH) 122 South's Oldest Rivalry North Carolina Virginia 121 Border War Indian War Drum; Lamar Hunt Trophy Kansas Missouri 120 Big Game The Stanford Axe California Stanford 120 Civil War Platypus Trophy Oregon Oregon State 120 Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn Georgia 120 Egg Bowl Golden Egg Trophy Mississippi State Ole Miss 113 Battle of the Brothers Utah Utah State 112 Bedlam Series Bedlam Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State 111 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Governor's Cup Georgia Georgia Tech 111 Red River Showdown Red River Shootout trophies Oklahoma Texas 111 Washington-Washington State Apple Cup Washington Washington State 109 Battle of the Brazos Baylor Texas A&M 108 Rio Grande Rivalry New Mexico New Mexico State 107 Magnolia Bowl Magnolia Bowl Trophy LSU Ole Miss 105 Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh West Virginia 104 Third Saturday in October Alabama Tennessee 99 Battle for the Rag Tiger Rag/Victory Flag LSU Tulane 98 Holy War BYU Utah 97 Battle of I-10 Silver Spade UTEP New Mexico State 94 Battle of the Bricks Miami (OH) Ohio 93 Battle of the Palouse Idaho Washington State 91 Rocky Mountain Showdown Centennial Cup Colorado Colorado State 88 Textile Bowl Textile Bowl Clemson NC State 85 Iron Bowl James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy Alabama Auburn 81 Bill Walsh Legacy Game San Jose State Stanford 67 100 Miles of Hate Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky 65 Black and Blue Bowl Memphis Southern Miss 63 Rumble in the Rockies Colorado Utah 63 Battle for the Bell The Bell Marshall Ohio 59 Battle on the Bayou Wooden Boot Louisiana–Lafayette Louisiana–Monroe 53 Rivalry in Dixie Louisiana Tech Southern Miss 48 Battle for Nevada Fremont Cannon Nevada UNLV 41 Bayou Bucket Classic Bayou Bucket Houston Rice 41 Holy War Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl Boston College Votre Dame 23 Crab Bowl Classic Crab Bowl Trophy Maryland Navy 21 Battle for the Palladium The Palladium Trophy Middle Tennessee Troy 20 Shula Bowl Don Shula Award Florida Atlantic FIU 15 River City Rivalry Paddlewheel Trophy Cincinnati Pittsburgh 12 Battle Line Rivalry Battle Line Trophy Arkansas Missouri 8 War on I–4 War on I–4 Trophy UCF South Florida 8 Battle for the Belt The Belt South Alabama Troy 6 Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

since you're in Michigan now I'm surprised you left out

The Little Brown Jug    Michigan    Minnesota    103

[82lsju]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Game Trophy Team Team Meetings Battle for the Bell Victory Bell Cincinnati Miami (OH) 122 South's Oldest Rivalry North Carolina Virginia 121 Border War Indian War Drum; Lamar Hunt Trophy Kansas Missouri 120 Big Game The Stanford Axe California Stanford 120 Civil War Platypus Trophy Oregon Oregon State 120 Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn Georgia 120 Egg Bowl Golden Egg Trophy Mississippi State Ole Miss 113 Battle of the Brothers Utah Utah State 112 Bedlam Series Bedlam Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State 111 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Governor's Cup Georgia Georgia Tech 111 Red River Showdown Red River Shootout trophies Oklahoma Texas 111 Washington-Washington State Apple Cup Washington Washington State 109 Battle of the Brazos Baylor Texas A&M 108 Rio Grande Rivalry New Mexico New Mexico State 107 Magnolia Bowl Magnolia Bowl Trophy LSU Ole Miss 105 Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh West Virginia 104 Third Saturday in October Alabama Tennessee 99 Battle for the Rag Tiger Rag/Victory Flag LSU Tulane 98 Holy War BYU Utah 97 Battle of I-10 Silver Spade UTEP New Mexico State 94 Battle of the Bricks Miami (OH) Ohio 93 Battle of the Palouse Idaho Washington State 91 Rocky Mountain Showdown Centennial Cup Colorado Colorado State 88 Textile Bowl Textile Bowl Clemson NC State 85 Iron Bowl James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy Alabama Auburn 81 Bill Walsh Legacy Game San Jose State Stanford 67 100 Miles of Hate Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky 65 Black and Blue Bowl Memphis Southern Miss 63 Rumble in the Rockies Colorado Utah 63 Battle for the Bell The Bell Marshall Ohio 59 Battle on the Bayou Wooden Boot Louisiana–Lafayette Louisiana–Monroe 53 Rivalry in Dixie Louisiana Tech Southern Miss 48 Battle for Nevada Fremont Cannon Nevada UNLV 41 Bayou Bucket Classic Bayou Bucket Houston Rice 41 Holy War Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl Boston College Votre Dame 23 Crab Bowl Classic Crab Bowl Trophy Maryland Navy 21 Battle for the Palladium The Palladium Trophy Middle Tennessee Troy 20 Shula Bowl Don Shula Award Florida Atlantic FIU 15 River City Rivalry Paddlewheel Trophy Cincinnati Pittsburgh 12 Battle Line Rivalry Battle Line Trophy Arkansas Missouri 8 War on I–4 War on I–4 Trophy UCF South Florida 8 Battle for the Belt The Belt South Alabama Troy 6 Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

since you're in Michigan now I'm surprised you left out

The Little Brown Jug    Michigan    Minnesota    103

[82lsju]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Game Trophy Team Team Meetings Battle for the Bell Victory Bell Cincinnati Miami (OH) 122 South's Oldest Rivalry North Carolina Virginia 121 Border War Indian War Drum; Lamar Hunt Trophy Kansas Missouri 120 Big Game The Stanford Axe California Stanford 120 Civil War Platypus Trophy Oregon Oregon State 120 Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn Georgia 120 Egg Bowl Golden Egg Trophy Mississippi State Ole Miss 113 Battle of the Brothers Utah Utah State 112 Bedlam Series Bedlam Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State 111 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Governor's Cup Georgia Georgia Tech 111 Red River Showdown Red River Shootout trophies Oklahoma Texas 111 Washington-Washington State Apple Cup Washington Washington State 109 Battle of the Brazos Baylor Texas A&M 108 Rio Grande Rivalry New Mexico New Mexico State 107 Magnolia Bowl Magnolia Bowl Trophy LSU Ole Miss 105 Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh West Virginia 104 Third Saturday in October Alabama Tennessee 99 Battle for the Rag Tiger Rag/Victory Flag LSU Tulane 98 Holy War BYU Utah 97 Battle of I-10 Silver Spade UTEP New Mexico State 94 Battle of the Bricks Miami (OH) Ohio 93 Battle of the Palouse Idaho Washington State 91 Rocky Mountain Showdown Centennial Cup Colorado Colorado State 88 Textile Bowl Textile Bowl Clemson NC State 85 Iron Bowl James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy Alabama Auburn 81 Bill Walsh Legacy Game San Jose State Stanford 67 100 Miles of Hate Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky 65 Black and Blue Bowl Memphis Southern Miss 63 Rumble in the Rockies Colorado Utah 63 Battle for the Bell The Bell Marshall Ohio 59 Battle on the Bayou Wooden Boot Louisiana–Lafayette Louisiana–Monroe 53 Rivalry in Dixie Louisiana Tech Southern Miss 48 Battle for Nevada Fremont Cannon Nevada UNLV 41 Bayou Bucket Classic Bayou Bucket Houston Rice 41 Holy War Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl Boston College Votre Dame 23 Crab Bowl Classic Crab Bowl Trophy Maryland Navy 21 Battle for the Palladium The Palladium Trophy Middle Tennessee Troy 20 Shula Bowl Don Shula Award Florida Atlantic FIU 15 River City Rivalry Paddlewheel Trophy Cincinnati Pittsburgh 12 Battle Line Rivalry Battle Line Trophy Arkansas Missouri 8 War on I–4 War on I–4 Trophy UCF South Florida 8 Battle for the Belt The Belt South Alabama Troy 6 Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

since you're in Michigan now I'm surprised you left out

The Little Brown Jug    Michigan    Minnesota    103

[82lsju]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Game Trophy Team Team Meetings Battle for the Bell Victory Bell Cincinnati Miami (OH) 122 South's Oldest Rivalry North Carolina Virginia 121 Border War Indian War Drum; Lamar Hunt Trophy Kansas Missouri 120 Big Game The Stanford Axe California Stanford 120 Civil War Platypus Trophy Oregon Oregon State 120 Deep South's Oldest Rivalry Auburn Georgia 120 Egg Bowl Golden Egg Trophy Mississippi State Ole Miss 113 Battle of the Brothers Utah Utah State 112 Bedlam Series Bedlam Bell Oklahoma Oklahoma State 111 Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Governor's Cup Georgia Georgia Tech 111 Red River Showdown Red River Shootout trophies Oklahoma Texas 111 Washington-Washington State Apple Cup Washington Washington State 109 Battle of the Brazos Baylor Texas A&M 108 Rio Grande Rivalry New Mexico New Mexico State 107 Magnolia Bowl Magnolia Bowl Trophy LSU Ole Miss 105 Backyard Brawl Pittsburgh West Virginia 104 Third Saturday in October Alabama Tennessee 99 Battle for the Rag Tiger Rag/Victory Flag LSU Tulane 98 Holy War BYU Utah 97 Battle of I-10 Silver Spade UTEP New Mexico State 94 Battle of the Bricks Miami (OH) Ohio 93 Battle of the Palouse Idaho Washington State 91 Rocky Mountain Showdown Centennial Cup Colorado Colorado State 88 Textile Bowl Textile Bowl Clemson NC State 85 Iron Bowl James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy Alabama Auburn 81 Bill Walsh Legacy Game San Jose State Stanford 67 100 Miles of Hate Middle Tennessee Western Kentucky 65 Black and Blue Bowl Memphis Southern Miss 63 Rumble in the Rockies Colorado Utah 63 Battle for the Bell The Bell Marshall Ohio 59 Battle on the Bayou Wooden Boot Louisiana–Lafayette Louisiana–Monroe 53 Rivalry in Dixie Louisiana Tech Southern Miss 48 Battle for Nevada Fremont Cannon Nevada UNLV 41 Bayou Bucket Classic Bayou Bucket Houston Rice 41 Holy War Frank Leahy Memorial Bowl Boston College Votre Dame 23 Crab Bowl Classic Crab Bowl Trophy Maryland Navy 21 Battle for the Palladium The Palladium Trophy Middle Tennessee Troy 20 Shula Bowl Don Shula Award Florida Atlantic FIU 15 River City Rivalry Paddlewheel Trophy Cincinnati Pittsburgh 12 Battle Line Rivalry Battle Line Trophy Arkansas Missouri 8 War on I–4 War on I–4 Trophy UCF South Florida 8 Battle for the Belt The Belt South Alabama Troy 6 Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

since you're in Michigan now I'm surprised you left out

The Little Brown Jug    Michigan    Minnesota    103

[French Rage]

Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

After the Big Game, this one may be my favorite based on the sheer pointlessness and stupidity of it.  And that they don't know where the trophy is currently.

[French Rage]

Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

After the Big Game, this one may be my favorite based on the sheer pointlessness and stupidity of it.  And that they don't know where the trophy is currently.

[French Rage]

Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

After the Big Game, this one may be my favorite based on the sheer pointlessness and stupidity of it.  And that they don't know where the trophy is currently.

[French Rage]

Civil conFLiCT UCF Connecticut 4

After the Big Game, this one may be my favorite based on the sheer pointlessness and stupidity of it.  And that they don't know where the trophy is currently.

[CrazedZooChimp]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Hmm, didn't see the Territorial Cup listed, I assume that's relatively old (UA-ASU). (edit: just checked, it's actually the oldest trophy in college football: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona%E2...ll_rivalry)

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must? It might be one of my favorite rivalries to watch these days because of the home/home jerseys. I wish we did that.

[CrazedZooChimp]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Hmm, didn't see the Territorial Cup listed, I assume that's relatively old (UA-ASU). (edit: just checked, it's actually the oldest trophy in college football: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona%E2...ll_rivalry)

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must? It might be one of my favorite rivalries to watch these days because of the home/home jerseys. I wish we did that.

[CrazedZooChimp]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Hmm, didn't see the Territorial Cup listed, I assume that's relatively old (UA-ASU). (edit: just checked, it's actually the oldest trophy in college football: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona%E2...ll_rivalry)

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must? It might be one of my favorite rivalries to watch these days because of the home/home jerseys. I wish we did that.

[CrazedZooChimp]

Stanford v. C.al is one of the oldest rivalries in college, same with Oregon v. Oregon State.  Listed below are the rivalries I could find, with the trophy if they offer one.

Hmm, didn't see the Territorial Cup listed, I assume that's relatively old (UA-ASU). (edit: just checked, it's actually the oldest trophy in college football: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona%E2...ll_rivalry)

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must? It might be one of my favorite rivalries to watch these days because of the home/home jerseys. I wish we did that.

[82lsju]

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must?

When the football teams from these schools compete against each other, the victor is awarded the Victory Bell. The Victory Bell was originally from an old Southern Pacific railroad locomotive. It was given to the UCLA student body by the UCLA Alumni Association in 1939.

It was UCLA's symbol of victory until it was stolen by a USC organization called the Trojan Knights in 1941. After being hidden in various locations for over a year before resurfacing in a USC student magazine (known as the Wampus), a prank war between the two universities ensued until 1942, when the student body presidents of the two schools agreed that the bell would be the trophy awarded the winner of the annual UCLA-USC football game.

The bell itself is brass, and the metal mounting around it is painted blue or cardinal by the school that won the football game and earned its possession. When UCLA possesses it, the UCLA Rally Committee is responsible for its protection and care. While it is in USC's possession, the Trojan Knights are responsible for hiding, protecting, and showcasing the bell (including ringing the bell during home football games). USC currently has the victory bell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UCLA%E2%80...ctory_Bell

[82lsju]

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must?

When the football teams from these schools compete against each other, the victor is awarded the Victory Bell. The Victory Bell was originally from an old Southern Pacific railroad locomotive. It was given to the UCLA student body by the UCLA Alumni Association in 1939.

It was UCLA's symbol of victory until it was stolen by a USC organization called the Trojan Knights in 1941. After being hidden in various locations for over a year before resurfacing in a USC student magazine (known as the Wampus), a prank war between the two universities ensued until 1942, when the student body presidents of the two schools agreed that the bell would be the trophy awarded the winner of the annual UCLA-USC football game.

The bell itself is brass, and the metal mounting around it is painted blue or cardinal by the school that won the football game and earned its possession. When UCLA possesses it, the UCLA Rally Committee is responsible for its protection and care. While it is in USC's possession, the Trojan Knights are responsible for hiding, protecting, and showcasing the bell (including ringing the bell during home football games). USC currently has the victory bell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UCLA%E2%80...ctory_Bell

[82lsju]

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must?

When the football teams from these schools compete against each other, the victor is awarded the Victory Bell. The Victory Bell was originally from an old Southern Pacific railroad locomotive. It was given to the UCLA student body by the UCLA Alumni Association in 1939.

It was UCLA's symbol of victory until it was stolen by a USC organization called the Trojan Knights in 1941. After being hidden in various locations for over a year before resurfacing in a USC student magazine (known as the Wampus), a prank war between the two universities ensued until 1942, when the student body presidents of the two schools agreed that the bell would be the trophy awarded the winner of the annual UCLA-USC football game.

The bell itself is brass, and the metal mounting around it is painted blue or cardinal by the school that won the football game and earned its possession. When UCLA possesses it, the UCLA Rally Committee is responsible for its protection and care. While it is in USC's possession, the Trojan Knights are responsible for hiding, protecting, and showcasing the bell (including ringing the bell during home football games). USC currently has the victory bell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UCLA%E2%80...ctory_Bell

[82lsju]

Does UCLA/U$C not have a name/trophy? I feel like it must?

When the football teams from these schools compete against each other, the victor is awarded the Victory Bell. The Victory Bell was originally from an old Southern Pacific railroad locomotive. It was given to the UCLA student body by the UCLA Alumni Association in 1939.

It was UCLA's symbol of victory until it was stolen by a USC organization called the Trojan Knights in 1941. After being hidden in various locations for over a year before resurfacing in a USC student magazine (known as the Wampus), a prank war between the two universities ensued until 1942, when the student body presidents of the two schools agreed that the bell would be the trophy awarded the winner of the annual UCLA-USC football game.

The bell itself is brass, and the metal mounting around it is painted blue or cardinal by the school that won the football game and earned its possession. When UCLA possesses it, the UCLA Rally Committee is responsible for its protection and care. While it is in USC's possession, the Trojan Knights are responsible for hiding, protecting, and showcasing the bell (including ringing the bell during home football games). USC currently has the victory bell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UCLA%E2%80...ctory_Bell

[82lsju]

and then there is the Legends Trophy



next up for grabs on Nov 25th......

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre_Dame...ll_rivalry

[82lsju]

and then there is the Legends Trophy



next up for grabs on Nov 25th......

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre_Dame...ll_rivalry

[82lsju]

and then there is the Legends Trophy



next up for grabs on Nov 25th......

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre_Dame...ll_rivalry

[82lsju]

and then there is the Legends Trophy



next up for grabs on Nov 25th......

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre_Dame...ll_rivalry

[terry]

According to the NCAA FBS record book, the most-played rivalries are these (as of the beginning of this season):

126 Minnesota-Wisconsin
121 Miami (OH)-Cincinnati
121 North Carolina-Virginia
120 Missouri-Kansas
120 Georgia-Auburn
120 Oregon-Oregon St.
119 Purdue-Indiana
119 Stanford-California
118 Texas-Texas A&M
117 Navy-Army
117 Nebraska-Kansas
114 Clemson-South Carolina
114 Kansas-Kansas St.
113 Georgia-Georgia Tech
113 Michigan-Ohio St.
113 Mississippi-Mississippi St.
112 Utah-Utah St.
112 Tennessee-Kentucky
112 TCU-Baylor
111 Texas-Oklahoma
111 Oklahoma-Oklahoma St.
110 Tennessee-Vanderbilt
110 North Carolina St.-Wake Forest
108 Texas A&M-Baylor
108 North Carolina-Wake Forest

The list posted by Mick says Stanford and California have played 120 times, while the NCAA's list says 119 times. Both Stanford's and California's records agree with the NCAA's figure of 119 games, with this year being the 120th Big Game. Whoever compiled the 120 games on Mick's list may have got to 120 by adding the unofficial game in 1918, which neither Stanford nor California counts. Or maybe they counted this year already. . . .

[terry]

According to the NCAA FBS record book, the most-played rivalries are these (as of the beginning of this season):

126 Minnesota-Wisconsin
121 Miami (OH)-Cincinnati
121 North Carolina-Virginia
120 Missouri-Kansas
120 Georgia-Auburn
120 Oregon-Oregon St.
119 Purdue-Indiana
119 Stanford-California
118 Texas-Texas A&M
117 Navy-Army
117 Nebraska-Kansas
114 Clemson-South Carolina
114 Kansas-Kansas St.
113 Georgia-Georgia Tech
113 Michigan-Ohio St.
113 Mississippi-Mississippi St.
112 Utah-Utah St.
112 Tennessee-Kentucky
112 TCU-Baylor
111 Texas-Oklahoma
111 Oklahoma-Oklahoma St.
110 Tennessee-Vanderbilt
110 North Carolina St.-Wake Forest
108 Texas A&M-Baylor
108 North Carolina-Wake Forest

The list posted by Mick says Stanford and California have played 120 times, while the NCAA's list says 119 times. Both Stanford's and California's records agree with the NCAA's figure of 119 games, with this year being the 120th Big Game. Whoever compiled the 120 games on Mick's list may have got to 120 by adding the unofficial game in 1918, which neither Stanford nor California counts. Or maybe they counted this year already. . . .

[terry]

According to the NCAA FBS record book, the most-played rivalries are these (as of the beginning of this season):

126 Minnesota-Wisconsin
121 Miami (OH)-Cincinnati
121 North Carolina-Virginia
120 Missouri-Kansas
120 Georgia-Auburn
120 Oregon-Oregon St.
119 Purdue-Indiana
119 Stanford-California
118 Texas-Texas A&M
117 Navy-Army
117 Nebraska-Kansas
114 Clemson-South Carolina
114 Kansas-Kansas St.
113 Georgia-Georgia Tech
113 Michigan-Ohio St.
113 Mississippi-Mississippi St.
112 Utah-Utah St.
112 Tennessee-Kentucky
112 TCU-Baylor
111 Texas-Oklahoma
111 Oklahoma-Oklahoma St.
110 Tennessee-Vanderbilt
110 North Carolina St.-Wake Forest
108 Texas A&M-Baylor
108 North Carolina-Wake Forest

The list posted by Mick says Stanford and California have played 120 times, while the NCAA's list says 119 times. Both Stanford's and California's records agree with the NCAA's figure of 119 games, with this year being the 120th Big Game. Whoever compiled the 120 games on Mick's list may have got to 120 by adding the unofficial game in 1918, which neither Stanford nor California counts. Or maybe they counted this year already. . . .

[terry]

According to the NCAA FBS record book, the most-played rivalries are these (as of the beginning of this season):

126 Minnesota-Wisconsin
121 Miami (OH)-Cincinnati
121 North Carolina-Virginia
120 Missouri-Kansas
120 Georgia-Auburn
120 Oregon-Oregon St.
119 Purdue-Indiana
119 Stanford-California
118 Texas-Texas A&M
117 Navy-Army
117 Nebraska-Kansas
114 Clemson-South Carolina
114 Kansas-Kansas St.
113 Georgia-Georgia Tech
113 Michigan-Ohio St.
113 Mississippi-Mississippi St.
112 Utah-Utah St.
112 Tennessee-Kentucky
112 TCU-Baylor
111 Texas-Oklahoma
111 Oklahoma-Oklahoma St.
110 Tennessee-Vanderbilt
110 North Carolina St.-Wake Forest
108 Texas A&M-Baylor
108 North Carolina-Wake Forest

The list posted by Mick says Stanford and California have played 120 times, while the NCAA's list says 119 times. Both Stanford's and California's records agree with the NCAA's figure of 119 games, with this year being the 120th Big Game. Whoever compiled the 120 games on Mick's list may have got to 120 by adding the unofficial game in 1918, which neither Stanford nor California counts. Or maybe they counted this year already. . . .

[terry]

to me, it was always Big Game and not the Big Game; don't know why

I've heard other people also say that it's called "Big Game," without "The." I don't remember hearing that until the last 10 years or so. I'm wondering what others may have heard about this?

[terry]

to me, it was always Big Game and not the Big Game; don't know why

I've heard other people also say that it's called "Big Game," without "The." I don't remember hearing that until the last 10 years or so. I'm wondering what others may have heard about this?