2001–2002 College Football Season: Per Team Payouts:

Updated September 13, 2021 | Infoplease Staff

Listed by bowls matching highest-ranked teams as of final regular season AP poll (released Dec. 9, 2001). Attendance figures indicate tickets sold.

Bowl   Winner Regular
Season
  Loser Regular
Season
Score Date Attendance
Rose #1 Miami-FL 11-0 #4 Nebraska 11-1 37-14 Jan. 3 93,781
Fiesta #2 Oregon 10-1 #3 Colorado 10-2 38-16 Jan. 1 74,118
Orange #5 Florida 9-2 #6 Maryland 10-1 56-23 Jan. 2 73,640
Sugar #12 LSU 9-3 #7 Illinois 10-1 47-34 Jan. 1 77,688
Citrus #8 Tennessee 10-2 #17 Michigan 8-3 45-17 Jan. 1 59,693
Holiday #9 Texas 10-2 #21 Washington 8-3 47-43 Dec. 28 60,548
Cotton #10 Oklahoma 10-2   Arkansas 7-4 10-3 Jan. 1 72,955
Seattle   Georgia Tech 7-5 #11 Stanford 9-2 24-14 Dec. 27 30,144
Sun #13 Washington St. 9-2   Purdue 6-5 33-27 Dec. 31 47,812
Outback #14 South Carolina 8-3 #22 Ohio St. 7-4 31-28 Jan. 1 66,249
Gator #24 Florida St. 7-4 #15 Virginia Tech 8-3 30-17 Jan. 1 72,202
Music City   Boston College 7-4 #16 Georgia 8-3 20-16 Dec. 28 46,125
Insight.com #18 Syracuse 9-3   Kansas St. 6-5 26-3 Dec. 29 40,028
Liberty #23 Louisville 10-2 #19 BYU 12-1 28-10 Dec. 31 58,968
Silicon Valley Classic   Michigan St. 6-5 #20 Fresno St. 11-2 44-35 Dec. 31 30,456
Motor City #25 Toledo 9-2   Cincinnati 7-4 23-16 Dec. 29 44,164
Alamo   Iowa 6-5   Texas Tech 7-4 19-16 Dec. 29 65,232
GMAC   Marshall 10-2   East Carolina 6-5 64-61 (2 OT) Dec. 19 40,139
GalleryFurniture.com   Texas A&M 7-4   TCU 6-5 28-9 Dec. 28 53,480
Peach   North Carolina 7-5   Auburn 7-4 16-10 Dec. 31 71,827
Independence   Alabama 6-5   Iowa St. 7-4 14-13 Dec. 27 45,627
Las Vegas   Utah 7-4   USC 6-5 10-6 Dec. 25 30,894
Tangerine   Pittsburgh 6-5   N.C. State 8-4 34-19 Dec. 20 28,562
Humanitarian   Clemson 6-5   Louisiana Tech 7-4 49-24 Dec. 31 23,472
New Orleans   Colorado St. 6-5   North Texas 5-6 45-20 Dec. 18 27,004

Rose (Miami by 8); Fiesta (Colorado by 21/2); Orange (Florida by 14); Sugar (LSU by 21/2); Citrus (Tennessee by 31/2); Holiday (Texas by 121/2); Cotton (Oklahoma by 131/2); Seattle (Stanford by 5); Sun (Washington St. by 8); Outback (South Carolina by 2); Gator (Virginia Tech by 21/2); Music City (Georgia by 4); Insight.com (Kansas St. by 51/2); Liberty (Louisville by 3); Silicon Valley (Fresno St. by 51/2); Motor City (Toledo by 31/2); Alamo (Texas Tech by 1); GMAC (East Carolina by 2); GalleryFurniture.com (Texas A&M by 6); Peach (North Carolina by 2); Independence (Alabama by 61/2); Las Vegas (USC by 31/2); Tangerine (Even); Humanitarian (Clemson by 61/2); New Orleans (Colorado St. by 121/2).

Per Team Payouts:

Nokia Sugar, Tostitos Fiesta, FedEx Orange and Rose ($11-13 million); Capital One Florida Citrus ($4.25 million); Outback ($2.2 million); SBC Cotton and Culligan Holiday ($2 million); Chick-fil-A Peach ($1.8 million); Toyota Gator ($1.4 million); AXA Liberty ($1.3 million); Sylvania Alamo ($1.2 million); MainStay Independence and Wells Fargo Sun ($1 million); Sega Sports Las Vegas, ($800,000); Silicon Valley, Insight.com, New Orleans, GMAC, 989 Sports Seattle, Visit Florida Tangerine, Motor City, GalleryFurniture.com, Music City and Crucial.com Humanitarian ($750,000).

 

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