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The Armed Forces Bowl is a well-known post-season college football bowl game held annually. The game was inaugurated in 2003 as the Fort Worth Bowl. Initially it was held under the corporate sponsorship of PlainsCapital Bank. However, in 2006, Bell Helicopter Textron, a Fort Worth based company took over the sponsorship. The first game was won by Boise State on December 23, 2003 versus Boise State. Till date, the most notable game is the match in 2004, where a team playing its final year in Conference USA (Cincinnati) and a team who joined C-USA the next year (Marshall) faced each other. The present titleholder is the Utah team who defeated Tulsa on December 23, 2006 to emerge as the champion. On December 31, 2007, an important match scheduled to take place between Air Force and California will decide the champion ship team for 2007. So, if you are a die-hard lover of football matches, book your tickets as soon as possible without any delay.
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About Armed Forces Bowl
Since it’s beginning, the Armed Forces Bowl game is always played in the 46,000-seat Amon G. Carter Stadium. This stadium is located on the beautiful campus of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. During the first three years of its existence, it was known as the Fort Worth Bowl. That time, it was owned and operated by ESPN. In 2006, Bell Helicopter became the game's title partner. Initially, the agreement was for two years, but now it has been extended till the 2009 post-season. Richard Millman, president and chief executive officer of Bell Helicopter, made this announcement during the 2007 Team Announcement Party. Other current contracts are with PAC 10, Conference USA and the Mountain West Conference run through 2009.
The Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl donates thousands of tickets each year to local charities. The committee takes active part in some local youth football leagues and invites the league champion to watch the teams practice. Last year, some 3,000 tickets were distributed to active duty military and their families to attend the game for free. Every year, during the spring and summer season, some portions of the tickets is donated to the USO and the Children of Fallen Soldiers fund.
Presently, there are more than 200 volunteers who work for the popularity of the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl. Volunteers are set up in a committee structure and they work in harmony to reach their goal. Even though it is entering its fifth year in existence, the Armed Forces Bowl game has become quite popular due its quality and sporting spirit shown by the talented players. Book your tickets today for the final match on December 31, 2007 between Air Force and California.