Duo that inspired East West Shrine Bowl logo reunites at AT&T Stadium
The East West Shrine Bowl in Arlington has a recognizable logo showing a football player and a little girl that goes back more than 50 years. On Thursday, the two people whose image inspired that logo reunited at the game at AT&T Stadium.
The Arlington dome has hosted numerous high-stakes sporting events, including College Football Playoff semifinals and the ...
Deion Sanders made his presence felt as he arrived at the East-West Shrine Bowl, stepping onto the field in pregame to support his Colorado Buffaloes players ...
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Speaking of pictures, the Shrine Bowl logo was inspired by a photo taken in 1974. The image shows Mike Esposito — then a football player for Boston College wearing No. 26 – comforting a 2-year-old ...
AT&T Stadium hasn’t hosted the national championship game since 2015, the first year of the College Football Playoff.
The East will face the West in the Shrine Bowl as some of the best players in college football show off their skills to NFL scouts at AT&T Stadium on Thursday, ...
As a state championship player at T.R. Miller and former Mobile-area coach, Juan Johnson knows one thing about south Alabama ...
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