Insight Bowl

Insight Bowl
Insight Bowl
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Insight Bowl logo
Stadium Sun Devil Stadium
Location Tempe, Arizona
Previous stadiums Arizona Stadium (1989–1999)
Bank One Ballpark/Chase Field (2000–2005)
Previous locations Tucson, Arizona (1989–1999)
Phoenix, Arizona (2000–2005)
Operated 1989–present
Conference tie-ins Big Ten, Big 12
Previous conference tie-ins WAC (1990–1997)
Big 12 (1998–2001)
Big East (1998–2005)
Pac-10 (2002–2005)
Payout US$1.35 million (as of 2009) [1]
Sponsors
Insight Enterprises (1996–present)
Weiser Lock (1991–1995)
Domino's Pizza (1989–1990)
Former names
Copper Bowl (1989–1996)
Insight.com Bowl (1997–2001)
2009 matchup
Iowa State vs. Minnesota (Iowa State 14–13)
2010 matchup
Iowa vs. Missouri (Iowa 27–24)

The Insight Bowl is an NCAA college football bowl game played in Arizona since 1989. From 1989 to 1999, the games were played at Arizona Stadium in Tucson. The game moved to Phoenix in 2000 and was played at Chase Field (formerly Bank One Ballpark) until 2005. After the 2005 playing the Insight Bowl moved to Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, where it has been played ever since. The shift to Tempe filled a void left when the Fiesta Bowl, a member of the Bowl Championship Series which had called Sun Devil Stadium its home since its inception, was moved to University of Phoenix Stadium in the western Phoenix suburb of Glendale. The 2006 game saw another change, with the television rights going to the NFL Network, replacing ESPN. However, ESPN returns to covering the Insight Bowl, for the first time since 2005.[2]

The game was formerly known as the Copper Bowl from 1989 until 1996 when sponsorship and naming rights were assumed by Insight Enterprises and it became the Insight.com Bowl (1997 to 2001), and then the Insight Bowl. It has featured teams from the WAC, the Big 12, the Big East and Pac 10. Starting in 2006, the Insight Bowl began featuring an annual matchup between teams from the Big Ten and the Big 12.

The 2006 game saw the biggest comeback in NCAA Division I FBS postseason history, as Texas Tech came back from a 38–7 third-quarter deficit to defeat Minnesota 44–41 in overtime.

Contents

Game results

This slightly different logo was used when the game was played in Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix, Arizona.
Date Winning Team Losing Team Attendance Notes
December 31, 1989 Arizona 17 North Carolina State 10 37,237 notes
December 31, 1990 California 17 Wyoming 15 36,340 notes
December 31, 1991 Indiana 24 Baylor 0 35,751 notes
December 31, 1992 Washington State 31 Utah 28 40,826 notes
December 29, 1993 Kansas State 52 Wyoming 17 49,075 notes
December 29, 1994 BYU 31 Oklahoma 6 45,122 notes
December 27, 1995 Texas Tech 55 Air Force 41 41,004 notes
December 27, 1996 Wisconsin 38 Utah 10 42,122 notes
December 27, 1997 Arizona 20 New Mexico 14 49,385 notes
December 26, 1998 Missouri 34 West Virginia 31 36,147 notes
December 31, 1999 Colorado 62 Boston College 28 35,762 notes
December 28, 2000 Iowa State 37 Pittsburgh 29 41,813 notes
December 29, 2001 Syracuse 26 Kansas State 3 40,028 notes
December 26, 2002 Pittsburgh 38 Oregon State 13 40,533 notes
December 26, 2003 California 52 Virginia Tech 49 42,364 notes
December 28, 2004 Oregon State 38 Notre Dame 21 45,917 notes
December 27, 2005 Arizona State 45 Rutgers 40 43,536 notes
December 29, 2006 Texas Tech 44 Minnesota 41 48,391 OT notes
December 31, 2007 Oklahoma State 49 Indiana 33 48,892 notes
December 31, 2008 Kansas 42 Minnesota 21 49,103 notes
December 31, 2009 Iowa State 14 Minnesota 13 45,090 notes
December 28, 2010 Iowa 27 Missouri 24 53,453 notes

MVPs

Date MVPs Team Position
December 31, 1989 Shane Montgomery North Carolina State QB
Scott Geyer Arizona DB
December 31, 1990 Mike Pawlawski California QB
Robert Midgett Wyoming LB
December 31, 1991 Vaughn Dunbar Indiana TB
Mark Hagen Indiana LB
December 28, 1992 Drew Bledsoe Washington State QB
Phillip Bobo Washington State WR
Kareem Leary Utah DB
December 29, 1993 Andre Coleman Kansas State WR
Kenny McEntyre Kansas State CB
December 29, 1994 John Walsh BYU QB
Jamal Willis BYU RB
Broderick Simpson Oklahoma LB
December 27, 1995 Byron Hanspard Texas Tech RB
Zebbie Lethridge Texas Tech QB
Mickey Dalton Air Force CB
December 27, 1996 Ron Dayne Wisconsin RB
Tarek Saleh Wisconsin LB
December 27, 1997 Trung Canidate Arizona RB
Jimmy Sprotte Arizona LB
December 26, 1998 Marc Bulger West Virginia QB
Jeff Marriott Missouri DT
December 31, 1999 Cortlen Johnson Colorado RB
Jashon Sykes Colorado LB
December 28, 2000 Sage Rosenfels Iowa State QB
Reggie Hayward Iowa State DE
December 29, 2001 James Mungro Syracuse RB
Clifton Smith Syracuse LB
December 26, 2002 Brandon Miree Pittsburgh TB
Claude Harriott Pittsburgh DL
December 26, 2003 Aaron Rodgers California QB
Ryan Gutierrez California FS
December 26, 2004 Derek Anderson Oregon State QB
Trent Bray Oregon State LB
December 27, 2005 Rudy Carpenter Arizona State QB
Jamar Williams Arizona State LB
December 29, 2006 Graham Harrell Texas Tech QB
Antonio Huffman Texas Tech CB
December 31, 2007 Zac Robinson Oklahoma State QB
Donovan Woods Oklahoma State S
December 31, 2008 Dezmon Briscoe Kansas WR
James Holt Kansas LB
December 31, 2009 Alexander Robinson Iowa State RB
Christopher Lyle Iowa State DE
December 28, 2010 Marcus Coker Iowa RB
Micah Hyde Iowa DB

Most appearances

Rank Team Appearances Record
1 Minnesota 3 0–3
T2 Arizona 2 2–0
T2 California 2 2–0
T2 Texas Tech 2 2–0
T2 Iowa State 2 2–0
T2 Indiana 2 1–1
T2 Kansas State 2 1–1
T2 Missouri 2 1–1
T2 Oregon State 2 1–1
T2 Pitt 2 1–1
T2 Utah 2 0–2
T2 Wyoming 2 0–2
T13 Arizona State 1 1–0
T13 BYU 1 1–0
T13 Colorado 1 1–0
T13 Iowa 1 1–0
T13 Kansas 1 1–0
T13 Oklahoma State 1 1–0
T13 Syracuse 1 1–0
T13 Washington State 1 1–0
T13 Wisconsin 1 1–0
T13 Air Force 1 0–1
T13 Baylor 1 0–1
T13 Boston College 1 0–1
T13 North Carolina State 1 0–1
T13 New Mexico 1 0–1
T13 Notre Dame 1 0–1
T13 Oklahoma 1 0–1
T13 Rutgers 1 0–1
T13 Virginia Tech 1 0–1
T13 West Virginia 1 0–1

See also

  • Insight Bowl broadcasters

References

  1. ^ http://www.azcentral.com/sports/colleges/articles/2009/12/06/20091206spt-insightbowl.html
  2. ^ http://espn.go.com/blog/big12/post/_/id/12404/insight-bowl-moves-to-espn-up-selection-order

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