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bowl in Hawaii = no fans

Let's face it. Who wants to go see a lower tier bowl game when you have the beaches in those two places.

It didn't like the OU-Hawaii BB game was a record breaker last night...
 
Boy, that BB game was close, hope we beat Harvard tomorrow. I will be full as a tick, and wearing sweats after family leaves.
 
For bonus points, what year was it when the Sooners played in Hawaii at the end of an unusual (7-5 type) season and the team chose to call that their 'bowl' and declined to go to a fourth tier game ? (at least that's how I recall it; not saying it went down exactly that way)...
 
ia - I don't remember the year, but it was late 80's/early 90's. Back then, twelfth games were allowed if they weren't played on the continental US.
 
The Sooners turned down at least two bowl bids, choosing not to play in a bowl game for the first time since the probationary years, 1973-74.

Scott Case, senior free safety from Edmond, established a school record with eight interceptions. The final interception came on the final play of the season a "Hail Mary" pass by Hawaii (1983)
 
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The Sooners turned down at least two bowl bids, choosing not to play in a bowl game for the first time since the probationary years, 1973-74.

Scott Case, senior free safety from Edmond, established a school record with eight interceptions. The final interception came on the final play of the season a "Hail Mary" pass by Hawaii (1983)

I still remember that hit Scott put on ... senile moment ... Tony Dorsett, who went on to play for the Cowboys. Knocked him loopy. Maybe best hit in Sooner history.
 
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"Don't be bringing that chit up on in here Tony" ! I remember that play like it was yesterday. We were bad to the bone.

These days that Scott would have probably been ejected for targeting...
 
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