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1966 Georgia (vs Miami)

1983 Texas (vs Georgia in Cotton Bowl)

In career passer rating, the gap between Tagovailoa (#1) and #2 is the same as the difference between #2 and #19.  
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That's nuts.

Chase Young led the country with a 19% pressure percentage.  1 in 5. 
That's a big ask for offensive tackles that blocking the best pass rusher in the country 4 out of 5 plays stinks.

Didn't know where else to put this, but down the youtube rabbit hole....I'm reminded of Super Play Action Football.  It was a horrible football game on Super Nintendo that I played incessantly.  
The one good thing it had going for it was you could play NFL, college, or even high school.  You could make your high school and its colors, which was amazing at the time.  I, of course, played college.
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Without licensing, it had to get creative with the team names.  Schools that are just states, they could use - Florida, Illinois, etc.  FSU or MSU were called "St of Fla" or "St of Mich", etc.  Great.  But the real fun was the other schools.  Here, see if you can 'translate' these:
Windy Belt
Standard
Spice
Two Lanes
Moldy Moss
Fluke
Pursue
Smart Mouth
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Anyway, I remembered all that already, and have mentioned it somewhere on this board before.  Whatever.  Why I'm posting is that I forgot the game had to also make up the bowl names as well.  All of these had to be made up, translate if you can:
Violet Bowl
Banana Bowl
Salt Bowl
Wool Bowl
Siesta Bowl
Alligator Bowl
Pear Bowl
Lemon Bowl
Vacation Bowl
Oahu Bowl
Franklin Bowl
Patriot Bowl
Independent Bowl - nice one
Smash Bowl
Justice Bowl
Fame Bowl
USA Bowl
This would have been around 1991 or so, if that helps.  The first 5-6 are super easy, but they get squirrely down the line.  Fun share!

Didn't know where else to put this, but down the youtube rabbit hole....I'm reminded of Super Play Action Football.  It was a horrible football game on Super Nintendo that I played incessantly. 
The one good thing it had going for it was you could play NFL, college, or even high school.  You could make your high school and its colors, which was amazing at the time.  I, of course, played college.
.
Without licensing, it had to get creative with the team names.  Schools that are just states, they could use - Florida, Illinois, etc.  FSU or MSU were called "St of Fla" or "St of Mich", etc.  Great.  But the real fun was the other schools.  Here, see if you can 'translate' these:
Windy Belt
Standard
Spice
Two Lanes
Moldy Moss
Fluke
Pursue
Smart Mouth
.
Anyway, I remembered all that already, and have mentioned it somewhere on this board before.  Whatever.  Why I'm posting is that I forgot the game had to also make up the bowl names as well.  All of these had to be made up, translate if you can:
Violet Bowl
Banana Bowl
Salt Bowl
Wool Bowl
Siesta Bowl
Alligator Bowl
Pear Bowl
Lemon Bowl
Vacation Bowl
Oahu Bowl
Franklin Bowl
Patriot Bowl
Independent Bowl - nice one
Smash Bowl
Justice Bowl
Fame Bowl
USA Bowl
This would have been around 1991 or so, if that helps.  The first 5-6 are super easy, but they get squirrely down the line.  Fun share!

I do not remember that game at all.

Windy Belt = Vanderbilt
Standard = Stanford
Spice = Rice
Two Lanes = Tulane
Moldy Moss = ?
Fluke = Duke
Pursue = Purdue
Smart Mouth = Dartmouth
 
Violet Bowl = Rose Bowl
Banana Bowl = ?
Salt Bowl = Sugar Bowl
Wool Bowl = Cotton Bowl
Siesta Bowl = Fiesta Bowl
Alligator Bowl = Gator Bowl
Pear Bowl = Peach Bowl
Lemon Bowl = Orange Bowl
Vacation Bowl = ?
Oahu Bowl = Hawaii Bowl
Franklin Bowl = ?
Patriot Bowl = Liberty Bowl
Independent Bowl - nice one = Independence Bowl
Smash Bowl = ?
Justice Bowl = ?
Fame Bowl = ?
USA Bowl = ?

Banana Bowl is the Orange Bowl.....Lemon Bowl must be.....???
Nice job on all the others you tried.