Sugar Bowl - Game Results

Game Results

Italics denote a tie game.
+ - Denotes Bowl Coalition Championship game
^ - Denotes Bowl Alliance Championship game
* - Denotes BCS National Championship Game
† - Played in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia because of Hurricane Katrina
‡ - Ohio State had defeated Arkansas, 31-26, but the game was vacated due to NCAA infractions committed.

Annual Date Played Winning Team Losing Team
1st January 1, 1935 Tulane 20 Temple 14
2nd January 1, 1936 TCU 3 LSU 2
3rd January 1, 1937 Santa Clara 21 LSU 14
4th January 1, 1938 Santa Clara 6 LSU 0
5th January 2, 1939 TCU 15 Carnegie Tech 7
6th January 1, 1940 Texas A&M 14 Tulane 13
7th January 1, 1941 Boston College 19 Tennessee 13
8th January 1, 1942 Fordham 2 Missouri 0
9th January 1, 1943 Tennessee 14 Tulsa 7
10th January 1, 1944 Georgia Tech 20 Tulsa 18
11th January 1, 1945 Duke 29 Alabama 26
12th January 1, 1946 Oklahoma State 33 Saint Mary's (CA) 13
13th January 1, 1947 Georgia 20 North Carolina 10
14th January 1, 1948 Texas 27 Alabama 7
15th January 1, 1949 Oklahoma 14 North Carolina 6
16th January 2, 1950 Oklahoma 35 LSU 0
17th January 1, 1951 Kentucky 13 Oklahoma 7
18th January 1, 1952 Maryland 28 Tennessee 13
19th January 1, 1953 Georgia Tech 24 Mississippi 7
20th January 1, 1954 Georgia Tech 42 West Virginia 19
21st January 1, 1955 Navy 21 Mississippi 0
22nd January 2, 1956 Georgia Tech 7 Pittsburgh 0
23rd January 1, 1957 Baylor 13 Tennessee 7
24th January 1, 1958 Mississippi 39 Texas 7
25th January 1, 1959 LSU 7 Clemson 0
26th January 1, 1960 Mississippi 21 LSU 0
27th January 2, 1961 Mississippi 14 Rice 6
28th January 1, 1962 Alabama 10 Arkansas 3
29th January 1, 1963 Mississippi 17 Arkansas 13
30th January 1, 1964 Alabama 12 Mississippi 7
31st January 1, 1965 LSU 13 Syracuse 10
32nd January 1, 1966 Missouri 20 Florida 18
33rd January 2, 1967 Alabama 34 Nebraska 7
34th January 1, 1968 LSU 20 Wyoming 13
35th January 1, 1969 Arkansas 16 Georgia 2
36th January 1, 1970 Mississippi 27 Arkansas 22
37th January 1, 1971 Tennessee 34 Air Force 13
38th January 1, 1972 Oklahoma 40 Auburn 22
39th December 31, 1972 Oklahoma 14 Penn State 0
40th December 31, 1973 Notre Dame 24 Alabama 23
41st December 31, 1974 Nebraska 13 Florida 10
42nd December 31, 1975 Alabama 13 Penn State 6
43rd January 1, 1977 Pittsburgh 27 Georgia 3
44th January 2, 1978 Alabama 35 Ohio State 6
45th January 1, 1979 Alabama 14 Penn State 7
46th January 1, 1980 Alabama 24 Arkansas 9
47th January 1, 1981 Georgia 17 Notre Dame 10
48th January 1, 1982 Pittsburgh 24 Georgia 20
49th January 1, 1983 Penn State 27 Georgia 23
50th January 2, 1984 Auburn 9 Michigan 7
51st January 1, 1985 Nebraska 28 LSU 10
52nd January 1, 1986 Tennessee 35 Miami 7
53rd January 1, 1987 Nebraska 30 LSU 15
54th January 1, 1988 Syracuse 16 Auburn 16
55th January 2, 1989 Florida State 13 Auburn 7
56th January 1, 1990 Miami 33 Alabama 25
57th January 1, 1991 Tennessee 23 Virginia 22
58th January 1, 1992 Notre Dame 39 Florida 28
59th+ January 1, 1993 Alabama 34 Miami 13
60th January 1, 1994 Florida 41 West Virginia 7
61st January 2, 1995 Florida State 23 Florida 17
62nd December 31, 1995 Virginia Tech 28 Texas 10
63rd^ January 2, 1997 Florida 52 Florida State 20
64th January 1, 1998 Florida State 31 Ohio State 14
65th January 1, 1999 Ohio State 24 Texas A&M 14
66th* January 4, 2000 Florida State 46 Virginia Tech 29
67th January 2, 2001 Miami 37 Florida 20
68th January 1, 2002 LSU 47 Illinois 34
69th January 1, 2003 Georgia 26 Florida State 13
70th* January 4, 2004 LSU 21 Oklahoma 14
71st January 3, 2005 Auburn 16 Virginia Tech 13
72nd† January 2, 2006 West Virginia 38 Georgia 35
73rd January 3, 2007 LSU 41 Notre Dame 14
74th January 1, 2008 Georgia 41 Hawaiʻi 10
75th January 2, 2009 Utah 31 Alabama 17
76th January 1, 2010 Florida 51 Cincinnati 24
77th‡ January 4, 2011 Ohio State 31 Arkansas 26
78th January 3, 2012 Michigan 23 Virginia Tech 20

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