List of Alabama Crimson Tide bowl games
Bowl games

List of Alabama Crimson Tide bowl games

Section Title: Bowl games
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#	Bowl	Score	Date	Season	Opponent	Stadium	Location	Attendance	Head coach

1	Rose Bowl	W 20–19	January 1, 1926	1925	Washington Huskies	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	50,000	Wallace Wade

2	Rose Bowl	T 7–7	January 1, 1927	1926	Stanford	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	57,417	Wallace Wade

3	Rose Bowl	W 24–0	January 1, 1931	1930	Washington State Cougars	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	60,000	Wallace Wade

4	Rose Bowl	W 29–13	January 1, 1935	1934	Stanford Indians	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	84,474	Frank Thomas

5	Rose Bowl	L 13–0	January 1, 1938	1937	California Golden Bears	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	90,000	Frank Thomas

6	Cotton Bowl Classic	W 29–21	January 1, 1942	1941	Texas A&M Aggies	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	38,000	Frank Thomas

7	Orange Bowl	W 37–21	January 1, 1943	1942	Boston College Eagles	Orange Bowl	Miami	25,166	Frank Thomas

8	Sugar Bowl	L 29–26	January 1, 1945	1944	Duke Blue Devils	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans	72,000	Frank Thomas

9	Rose Bowl	W 34–14	January 1, 1946	1945	USC Trojans	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	93,000	Frank Thomas

10	Sugar Bowl	L 27–7	January 1, 1948	1947	Texas Longhorns	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans	72,000	Harold Drew

11	Orange Bowl	W 61–6	January 1, 1953	1952	Syracuse Orangemen	Orange Bowl	Miami	66,280	Harold Drew

12	Cotton Bowl Classic	L 28–6	January 1, 1954	1953	Rice Owls	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	75,504	Harold Drew

13	Liberty Bowl	L 7–0	December 19, 1959	1959	Penn State Nittany Lions	Philadelphia Municipal Stadium	Philadelphia	36,211	Bear Bryant

14	Bluebonnet Bowl	T 3–3	December 17, 1960	1960	Texas Longhorns	Rice Stadium	Houston	68,000	Bear Bryant

15	Sugar Bowl	W 10–3	January 1, 1962	1961	Arkansas Razorbacks	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans	82,910	Bear Bryant

16	Orange Bowl	W 17–0	January 1, 1963	1962	Oklahoma Sooners	Orange Bowl	Miami	72,880	Bear Bryant

17	Sugar Bowl	W 12–7	January 1, 1964	1963	Ole Miss Rebels	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans	80,785	Bear Bryant

18	Orange Bowl	L 21–17	January 1, 1965	1964	Texas Longhorns	Orange Bowl	Miami	72,647	Bear Bryant

19	Orange Bowl	W 39–28	January 1, 1966	1965	Nebraska Cornhuskers	Orange Bowl	Miami	72,214	Bear Bryant

20	Sugar Bowl	W 34–7	January 2, 1967	1966	Nebraska Cornhuskers	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans	82,000	Bear Bryant

21	Cotton Bowl Classic	L 20–16	January 1, 1968	1967	Texas A&M Aggies	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	75,504	Bear Bryant

22	Gator Bowl	L 35–10	December 28, 1968	1968	Missouri Tigers	Gator Bowl Stadium	Jacksonville	68,011	Bear Bryant

23	Liberty Bowl	L 47–33	December 13, 1969	1969	Colorado Buffaloes	Memphis Memorial Stadium	Memphis	50,042	Bear Bryant

24	Bluebonnet Bowl	T 24–24	December 31, 1970	1970	Oklahoma Sooners	Houston Astrodome	Houston	53,829	Bear Bryant

25	Orange Bowl	L 38–6	January 1, 1972	1971	Nebraska Cornhuskers	Orange Bowl	Miami	78,151	Bear Bryant

26	Cotton Bowl Classic	L 17–13	January 1, 1973	1972	Texas Longhorns	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	72,000	Bear Bryant

27	Sugar Bowl	L 24–23	December 31, 1973	1973	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans	85,161	Bear Bryant

28	Orange Bowl	L 13–11	January 1, 1975	1974	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Orange Bowl	Miami	71,801	Bear Bryant

29	Sugar Bowl	W 13–6	December 31, 1975	1975	Penn State Nittany Lions	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	75,212	Bear Bryant

30	Liberty Bowl	W 36–6	December 20, 1976	1976	UCLA Bruins	Memphis Memorial Stadium	Memphis	52,736	Bear Bryant

31	Sugar Bowl	W 35–6	January 2, 1978	1977	Ohio State Buckeyes	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	76,811	Bear Bryant

32	Sugar Bowl	W 14–7	January 1, 1979	1978	Penn State Nittany Lions	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	76,824	Bear Bryant

33	Sugar Bowl	W 24–9	January 1, 1980	1979	Arkansas Razorbacks	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	77,486	Bear Bryant

34	Cotton Bowl Classic	W 30–2	January 1, 1981	1980	Baylor Bears	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	74,281	Bear Bryant

35	Cotton Bowl Classic	L 14–12	January 1, 1982	1981	Texas Longhorns	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	73,243	Bear Bryant

36	Liberty Bowl	W 21–15	December 29, 1982	1982	Illinois Fighting Illini	Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium	Memphis	54,123	Bear Bryant

37	Sun Bowl	W 28–7	December 24, 1983	1983	SMU Mustangs	Sun Bowl Stadium	El Paso	41,412	Ray Perkins

38	Aloha Bowl	W 24–3	December 28, 1985	1985	USC Trojans	Aloha Stadium	Honolulu	35,183	Ray Perkins

39	Sun Bowl	W 28–6	December 25, 1986	1986	Washington Huskies	Sun Bowl Stadium	El Paso	48,722	Ray Perkins

40	Hall of Fame Bowl	L 28–24	January 2, 1988	1987	Michigan Wolverines	Tampa Stadium	Tampa	60,156	Bill Curry

41	Sun Bowl	W 29–28	December 24, 1988	1988	Army	Sun Bowl Stadium	El Paso	48,719	Bill Curry

42	Sugar Bowl	L 33–25	January 1, 1990	1989	Miami Hurricanes	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	77,452	Bill Curry

43	Fiesta Bowl	L 34–7	January 1, 1991	1990	Louisville Cardinals	Sun Devil Stadium	Tempe	69,098	Gene Stallings

44	Blockbuster Bowl	W 30–25	December 28, 1991	1991	Colorado Buffaloes	Joe Robbie Stadium	Miami Gardens	52,644	Gene Stallings

45	Sugar Bowl*	W 34–13	January 1, 1993	1992	Miami Hurricanes	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	76,789	Gene Stallings

46	Gator Bowl	W 24–10	December 31, 1993	1993	North Carolina Tar Heels	Gator Bowl Stadium	Jacksonville	67,205	Gene Stallings

47	Citrus Bowl	W 24–17	January 2, 1995	1994	Ohio State Buckeyes	Citrus Bowl	Orlando	71,195	Gene Stallings

48	Outback Bowl	W 17–14	January 1, 1997	1996	Michigan Wolverines	Tampa Stadium	Tampa	53,161	Gene Stallings

49	Music City Bowl	L 38–7	December 28, 1998	1998	Virginia Tech Hokies	Vanderbilt Stadium	Nashville	41,248	Mike DuBose

50	Orange Bowl	L 35–34	January 1, 2000	1999	Michigan Wolverines	Pro Player Stadium	Miami Gardens	70,461	Mike DuBose

51	Independence Bowl	W 14–13	December 27, 2001	2001	Iowa State Cyclones	Independence Stadium	Shreveport	45,627	Dennis Franchione

52	Music City Bowl	L 20–16	December 31, 2004	2004	Minnesota Golden Gophers	The Coliseum	Nashville	66,089	Mike Shula

53	Cotton Bowl Classic	W 13–10	January 1, 2006	2005	Texas Tech Red Raiders	Cotton Bowl	Dallas	74,222	Mike Shula

54	Independence Bowl	L 34–31	December 28, 2006	2006	Oklahoma State Cowboys	Independence Stadium	Shreveport	45,054	Joe Kines

55	Independence Bowl	W 30–24	December 30, 2007	2007	Colorado Buffaloes	Independence Stadium	Shreveport	47,043	Nick Saban

56	Sugar Bowl	L 31–17	January 2, 2009	2008	Utah Utes	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans	71,872	Nick Saban

57	BCS National Championship Game*	W 37–21	January 7, 2010	2009	Texas Longhorns	Rose Bowl	Pasadena	94,906	Nick Saban

58	Capital One Bowl	W 49–7	January 1, 2011	2010	Michigan State Spartans	Citrus Bowl	Orlando	61,519	Nick Saban

59	BCS National Championship Game*	W 21–0	January 9, 2012	2011	LSU Tigers	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	New Orleans	78,237	Nick Saban

60	BCS National Championship Game*	W 42–14	January 7, 2013	2012	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Sun Life Stadium	Miami Gardens	80,120	Nick Saban

61	Sugar Bowl	L 45–31	January 2, 2014	2013	Oklahoma Sooners	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	New Orleans	70,473	Nick Saban

62	Sugar Bowl§	L 42–35	January 1, 2015	2014	Ohio State Buckeyes	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	New Orleans	74,682	Nick Saban

63	Cotton Bowl Classic§	W 38–0	December 31, 2015	2015	Michigan State Spartans	AT&T Stadium	Arlington	82,812	Nick Saban

64	CFP National Championship*	W 45–40	January 11, 2016	Clemson Tigers	University of Phoenix Stadium	Glendale	75,765	Nick Saban

65	Peach Bowl§	W 24–7	December 31, 2016	2016	Washington Huskies	Georgia Dome	Atlanta	79,996	Nick Saban

66	CFP National Championship*	L 35–31	January 9, 2017	Clemson Tigers	Raymond James Stadium	Tampa	74,512	Nick Saban

67	Sugar Bowl§	W 24–6	January 1, 2018	2017	Clemson Tigers	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	New Orleans	72,360	Nick Saban

68	CFP National Championship*	W 26–23	January 8, 2018	Georgia Bulldogs	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	Atlanta	77,430	Nick Saban

69	Orange Bowl§	W 45–34	December 29, 2018	2018	Oklahoma Sooners	Hard Rock Stadium	Miami Gardens	66,203	Nick Saban

70	CFP National Championship*	L 44–16	January 7, 2019	Clemson Tigers	Levi's Stadium	Santa Clara, CA	74,814	Nick Saban

Sentence(s)

After Bryant, Ray Perkins extended Alabama's consecutive bowl game with a victory in the 1983 Sun Bowl.

final_sentence: After Bryant, Ray Perkins extended Alabama's consecutive bowl game with a victory in the 1983 Sun Bowl.