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Rose Bowl

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  1. The oldest and most famous of the “bowl games” — college football games held after the regular college football season between teams that are invited on the basis of their record in the regular season. The Rose Bowl game is played in Pasadena, California, on New Year's Day, and is preceded by the Tournament of Roses Parade of floats adorned with roses.


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From Los Angeles Times

It’s possible that a judge or arbitrator in the high-stakes breach-of-contract case awards monetary damages to the Rose Bowl and the City of Pasadena based on a prediction of lost revenue over the length of a lease that runs through June 2044, freeing the Bruins to abandon their longtime football home for SoFi Stadium.

From Los Angeles Times

Attorneys for the Rose Bowl and the City of Pasadena contend that UCLA’s relocation attempts represent “a profound betrayal of trust” and that the team’s departure would inflict “irreparable harm” for which money alone could not sufficiently compensate the stadium and surrounding community.

From Los Angeles Times

But those calculations could be complicated by the construction of a $30-million field-level club in the south end zone as part of a revenue-sharing agreement between the Rose Bowl and UCLA.

From Los Angeles Times

“Since those don’t exist right now,” Korobkin said of the seats, “it would be harder to project the amount of revenue the Rose Bowl would be losing by not being able to sell those seats.”

From Los Angeles Times