The Cotton Bowl is an iconic football stadium, a venue that was the original home of the Dallas Cowboys, hosted SMU during ...

The Cotton Bowl has housed the Red River Rivalry in every game since 1932. Here's the stadium's history and capacity: ...

This week, we take a look back at the 1947 Cotton Bowl, when Arkansas and LSU battled ... keeping the snow and ice off the turf, the ground was still hard and frozen. LSU dominated the game ...

The only time he went backward on the Cotton Bowl turf was on his third-down attempt during the stand. “We take a lot of pride in it and wanted to do what we do and execute the plan that we had ...

capturing the moment of celebration on the Cotton Bowl turf. Despite a slow start, which included an early interception and a couple of three-and-outs, the Longhorns found their groove in the ...

With two weeks to prepare, the offensive staff laid an egg on the Cotton Bowl turf. Texas picked up those eggs and threw them ...

Ten days into 2025, the Cotton Bowl will be held at AT&T Stadium, home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys. Perennially one of the most heavily-anticipated bowl games in the CFP Playoffs, tickets have ...

Here's how the Cotton Bowl got its name as it prepares to host yet another Red River Rivalry game between Texas and Oklahoma ...

Since 1932, however, the game has been played at the Cotton Bowl, which now seats over 92,000 fans and is surrounded by the State Fair of Texas, the most attended state fair nationally.