Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl

The Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl has come and gone once again. On December 30th, 2022, Pitt defeated UCLA in a nail-biter of a game with a field goal to end the game at 37-35. As the teams collided on the field, in the stands fans were continuing a tradition many may not know about...

When the 89th Tony The Tiger Sun Bowl kicks off tomorrow, the biggest test will be UCLA's high powered rushing offense against Pitt's terrific run defense.

The one thing you hear most often from people who come through El Paso is how hospitable everyone is here. Now, 3 Pitt football players can probably attest to that better than anyone before. The unlikely hero and source of that hospitality -- UTEP men's basketball head coach Joe Golding.

Central Michigan University brings an explosive offense and one of the nation's best running backs to El Paso as they prepare for the Tony The Tiger Sun Bowl.

The Sun Bowl game is still on though!

What a wild 24 hours it has been for the Tony The Tiger Sun Bowl. As Washington State was landing in El Paso for their week long game preparations, Miami was about to inform them that they would not be able to play the Cougars due to the spread of COVID within the team...

You could still use your tickets to score free food!

The El Paso community always looks forward to the Sun Bowl Games that roll through once a year.

The Sun Bowl—tied for the second-longest running bowl game behind the Rose Bowl—has been canceled, according to Brett McMurphy of Stadium.

In a matchup that featured eight combined turnovers, 14 total punts and just two offensive touchdowns, Arizona State (8-5) prevailed and capitalized on Florida State's (6-7) mistakes, winning the 86th annual Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, 20-14.

I was so excited to see Stephen welcoming Tony the Tiger onto his show to now only promote the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl but to share his Mission Tiger organization.

In association with the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, Kellogg's and The Dick's Sporting Goods Foundation, NFL Hall of Fame running back LaDainian Tomlinson and Tony the Tiger himself announced a total donation of $500,000 to help give more middle school kids access to sports.