Each year, the Poinsettia Bowl features some of the best competition in all of NCAA football. The 2010 Poinsettia Bowl
featured a hard-fought matchup between the Navy Midshipmen and the San Diego State Aztecs, with the Aztecs winning 35-14.
For the 2011 Poinsettia Bowl, the game is sure to bring the same type of excitement.
Holiday traditions vary by families. For families full of NCAA
football fans, one holiday tradition could be heading out to see a bowl game. The Poinsettia Bowl is held in late December
and had given football fans a way to celebrate the holidays with gridiron action since 2005. Since it is held in San Diego,
the Poinsettia Bowl won't bring a white Christmas, but it will provide a great new holiday tradition.
The Poinsettia Bowl has quite the home at Qualcomm
Stadium. Qualcomm Stadium first opened in 1967, and then it was called San Diego Stadium. It changed its name to San Diego
Jack Murphy Stadium before adopting its current moniker. Along with hosting the Poinsettia Bowl, Qualcomm Stadium is also
the home of the San Diego Chargers, the San Diego State University Aztecs and the Holiday Bowl.
Once you have discovered the magic of the Poinsettia Bowl, don't keep it to yourself. The best holiday traditions are the
ones that you share with your family and friends. Everyone in your group will love heading out to the Poinsettia Bowl. Just
make sure to act fast to reserve sports tickets
for this year's Poinsettia Bowl.
