History

Champions (Modern Era)

  • 2024 – Bruce Dickinson (Jim)
  • 2023 – Bruce Dickinson (Jim)
  • 2022 – Bruce Dickinson (Jim)
  • 2021 – Eli Gemstone (Steve)
  • 2019 – John McKay (Jon)
  • 2018 – Walter (Steve)
  • 2017 – George (Jon)
  • 2016 – Klaus (Erik)
  • 2015 – Chuck (Stacey)
  • 2014 – Sprout (Dave)
  • 2013 – Coach M. (Jim)
  • 2012 – Paul Crewe (Mike)
  • 2011 – Cowboy Curtis (Stacey)
  • 2010 – Sir Robin (Mike)
  • 2009 – Kreskin (Steve)
  • 2008 – Thornton Melon (Erik)
  • 2007 – Flint (Bob)
  • 2006 – Dude (Jim)
  • 2005 – Ben Grimm (Bob)
  • 2004 – Keith Jackson (Mike)

Champions prior to 2004 are not recorded.

The Trips:

  • 2025 – Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, FL – Miami 27 Notre Dame 24
  • 2024 – Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, TN – Tennessee 24 Alabama 17
  • 2023 – Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR – Oregon 36 USC 27
  • 2022 – Harvard Stadium, Boston, MA – Yale 19 Harvard 14
  • 2021 – Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK – Oklahoma 23 Nebraska 16
  • 2019 – Sanford Stadium, Athens GA – Georgia 23 Notre Dame 17
  • 2018 – Kyle Field, College Station, TX – Clemson 28 Texas A&M 26
  • 2017 – Michie Stadium, West Point, NY – Army 31 Temple 28 (OT)
  • 2016 – California Memorial Stadium, Berkley, CA – Stanford 45 Cal 31
  • 2015 – Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC – Clemson 43 Ga Tech 24
  • 2014 – DKR Texas Memorial Stadium. Austin, TX – Baylor 28 Texas 7
  • 2013 – Husky Stadium, Seattle, WA – Oregon 45 Washington 24
  • 2012 – Everbank Field, Jacksonville, FL – Georgia 17 Florida 9
  • 2011 – Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS – Georgia 27 Ole Miss 13
  • 2010 – Beaver Stadium, State College, PA – Illinois 33 Penn State 13
  • 2009 – Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX – Texas 13 Nebraska 12
  • 2008 – Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA – Navy 34 Army 0
  • 2007 – Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA – LSU 28 Florida 24
  • 2006 – Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH – Ohio State 42 Michigan 39
  • 2005 – Jordon-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL – Auburn 28 Alabama 18
  • 2004 – Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA – USC 29 UCLA 24
  • 2003 – Cotton Bowl, Dallas TX – Oklahoma 65 Texas 13
  • 2002 – Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend IN – Notre Dame 25 Michigan 23
  • 2001 – Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI – Michigan 31 Minnesota 10
  • 2000 – Camp Randall Stadium, Madison WI – Wisconsin 41 Minnesota 20