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	Florida Citrus Bowl

Capital One Bowl Tickets

Get your 2013 Capital One Bowl tickets today to watch Nebraska Huskers take on Georgia Bulldogs at Citrus Bowl. This game is going to be a lot of fun and tickets are going fast. Its official, tickets for Nebraska Huskers Georgia Bulldogs Capital One Bowl are on sale now so move fast!

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More Capital One Bowl Information

The 2013 Capital One Bowl will see a battle between the Nebraska Huskers and the Georgia Bulldogs so get your tickets early to see the action. Be there at Citrus Bowl in Orlando for the 1 p.m. kickoff. The Nebraska Huskers will be representing the Big Ten Conference and you know fans will be fired up. Their opponent the Georgia Bulldogs play from the SEC Conference and they will be playing hard. This year’s Capital One Bowl Bowl is going to be a real battle so make sure you get tickets fast. Whether you are a fan of the Georgia Bulldogs or the Nebraska Huskers, Ticket Liquidator has you covered for tickets. Don’t wait, buy tickets for the Capital One Bowl today!

Fans are hoping this year’s Capitol One Bowl game will match the excitement of last year’s. In the 2011 Capitol One Bowl the South Carolina Gamecocks beat the Nebraska Cornhuskers 30 to 13 in a thrilling game of football. wide receiver Alshon Jeffery was named the MVP of the offense. This year’s game should be just as thrilling so get your tickets for the Capitol One Bowl right away!

Capitol One Fast Facts:

Official Name: Capital One Bowl
Sponsor: Capitol One
First Held: 1947
Date and Time: Januray 1, 2013 at 1 p.m.
Location: Citrus Bowl, Orlando, Florida
Conference tie ins: Big Ten and SEC
Trophy: Capital One Bowl Trophy
Payout: $4,250,000
Official Capitol One Site

The Capital One Bowl takes place each year at the Citrus Bowl Stadium and the game is always a thriller. There’s been a lot of action in past Capitol One games, and you never know what will happen. Citrus Bowl is located in Orlando, Florida and you know college football fans in that state love their football. It matches up a team from the Big Ten against a football team from the SEC and is always a raucous game. The winner of the game is presented the Capital One Bowl trophy as well as a $4,250,000 payout. This game promises to be a thriller so get your tickets for the Capitol One Bowl right away. The Capitol One Bowl has been played since 1947, and has been known as the Capital One Bowl since 2001. In the past the game was known as the Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl and the Ourhouse.com Florida Citrus Bowl. But no matter what they call the game, the football action is out of control. Don’t miss out on all the Capitol One Bowl Game action and get your tickets today!

Capital One Bowl Information

First played in 1947, when it was called the Tangerine Bowl, the Capital One Bowl has seen some great moments over the years. Taking place at Orlando’s Citrus Bowl, the Capital One Bowl matches up a team from the Big Ten against a team from the SEC. The game was been known as the Capital One Bowl since 2001. Previously it has been known as the Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl and before that the Ourhouse.com Florida Citrus Bowl. No matter what the name, you can be sure that the college bowl football action is going to insane so don’t wait to get a game ticket! The Capital One Bowl is aligned with the Big Ten and the SEC, meaning that teams from that conference get first shot at participating in the game. Games associated with the SEC are the Sugar Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Capital One Bowl, Gator Bowl, Outback Bowl, Music City Bowl, Liberty Bowl, Chick-fil-a Bowl and the Compass Bowl. The other bowl games associated with the Big Ten are the Rose Bowl, Insight Bowl, Gator Bowl, Outback Bowl, Texas Bowl, and the Ticketcity Bowl. So if you’re team isn’t playing in the 2012 Capital One Bowl, check out some of the other games to see where they ended up.