Help Shape NCAA Football 12: Cannons

cdj

Published on 04-06-2011 04:15 PM

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The NCAA Football team is reaching out to the community once again and wants your help in gathering team reference details for an item that will be included in NCAA Football 12. After asking for info on Cheerleader Chants & Band Locations several months ago, they now want your help in acquiring more team specific info - cannon locations.

The team is looking to find out what type of cannons a school uses at their home stadium (either the modern military style, or the classic “western” style), if the cannon is fired after every touchdown, and if the cannon is located inside the stadium (i.e. on the field).

Share your team - or any team you know - info in this thread with a video or photo reference, if possible. A written description would also work, but obviously a photo reference would be more beneficial. Continue on to read the request from the NCAA Football dev team.

We are looking to track down reference for cannon information for each school, so we would like to put it out to the community to help us track this info down to make sure we get everything as authentic as possible as we will be adding cannons into NCAA Football 12.

We are looking to find out what type of cannons a school uses at their home stadium (either the modern military style, or the classic “western” style), if the cannon is fired after every touchdown, and if the cannon is located inside the stadium (i.e. on the field).

Hopefully we will get responses as quickly and as detailed as we did for the band locations. Thanks again, guys!

Post your school's info - or any you know in this thread.

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194 Comments

cdj - 04-06-2011, 04:18 PM

School Cannon (Yes/No) Cannon Type (Modern Military or Classic Western) Fired After Every Score (Yes/No) Inside Stadium (Yes/No)

Air Force No

Akron No

Alabama No

Arizona No

Arizona State No Fireworks after score

Arkansas No Fireworks after score

Arkansas State No

Army Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Auburn No

Ball State No

Baylor No

Boise State Yes Classic Western Yes No

Boston College No

Bowling Green Yes ? Yes ?

Buffalo

BYU Yes Modern Military ? Yes

Cal Yes Classic Western Yes No

Central Michigan Yes Modern Military Yes No

Cincinnati Yes Classic Western Yes Yes

Clemson Yes Small Modern Military Yes Yes

Colorado No

Colorado State Yes Modern Military Yes No

Connecticut No

Duke No

Eastern Michigan Yes Modern Military Yes Yes (NE corner, just outside track)

ECU Yes Modern Military (Small Naval; See Link) Yes Yes

FIU Yes Naval? Yes Yes

Florida No

Florida Atlantic Yes Small, non-standard Yes Yes

Florida State No Fireworks after scores

Fresno State No Fireworks after scores

Georgia No

Georgia State

Georgia Tech

Hawai'i Yes Yes (Next to Band)

Houston No Oil field siren after scores

Idaho No

Illinois No Fireworks after scores

Indiana Yes Modern Military Yes No

Iowa No

Iowa State Yes Classic Western Yes Yes

Kansas Perhaps. Did for 2009 season (See link) Modern Military Yes No

Kansas State No

Kent State No

Kentucky No Fireworks after scores

Louisiana Tech No

Louisville No Horn after scores

LSU Yes Moden Military No (Only during pregame) No

Marshall No

Maryland Yes ? Yes No

Memphis No

Miami Yes ? Yes ?

Miami University

Michigan No

Michigan State No

Mid Tenn State No

Minnesota Yes Small Naval (See Link) Yes Yes (Believe so.)

Mississippi State Yes Modern Military Yes Yes (Army ROTC does pushups after TDs as well)

Missouri Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Navy Yes Modern Military (See link) Yes Yes

NC State Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Nebraska No

Nevada Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

New Mexico No

New Mexico State Yes Modern Military Yes No

North Carolina No Fireworks after scores

North Texas Yes Classic Western Yes Yes

Northern Illinois Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Northwestern No

Notre Dame No

Ohio Yes Classic Western Yes ?

Ohio State No

Oklahoma No RUF/NEKS shoot guns

Oklahoma State Yes Modern Military Yes No

Old Dominion

Ole Miss Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Oregon No

Oregon State No Fireworks after TDs

Penn State No

Pittsburgh Hell No

Purdue No

Rice No

Rutgers Yes Classic Western Yes Yes

San Diego State Yes Classic Western Yes, plus fireworks Yes, SW Corner of Stadium

San Jose State No

SMU

South Alabama

South Carolina No Rooster crow after TDs

Southern Miss Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Stanford Yes Boom Cannon (See link) Train whistle after scores Yes

Syracuse No

TCU No FrogHorn after scores (Airhorn from train)

Temple No

Tennessee No

Texas Yes Classic Western Yes Yes

Texas A&M Yes Classic Western (See Link) Yes No

Texas State

Texas Tech No Mascot fires shotgun after scores

Toledo Yes Small Classic Western Yes No

Troy Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Tulane

Tulsa No Hurricane siren after scores

UAB No

UCF No

UCLA No

UL Lafayette No

UL Monroe Yes Modern Military Yes No

UMass

UNC Charlotte

UNLV No Fireworks after scores

USC No

USF Yes In RJS Pirate Ship Yes No

Utah Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

Utah State Yes Modern Military Yes Yes

UTEP No Fireworks after scores

UTSA

Vanderbilt No Loud foghorn after TDs

Virginia

Virginia Tech Yes Classic Western Yes No

Wake Forest No

Washington No Siren after scores

Washington State Yes Modern Military Yes No

West Virginia No

Western Kentucky No

Western Michigan Yes Modern Military Yes No

Wisconsin No

Wyoming Yes Modern Military Yes No (See Link)

Alamo Bowl Alamo Dome Home Band: Front Half of Section 103, Away Band: Front Half of Section 125

Armed Forces Bowl Amon G. Carter Stadium Home Band: Front of Section S, Away Band: Front of Section X 2010 & 11 @ Gerald J. Ford Stadium (SMU) Home Band: Front of 121, Away Band Front of 126 or 127

Army - Navy Lincoln Financial Field Home Band: Front of Sections 128 & 127, Away Band: 131 & 132

AutoZone Liberty Bowl Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium Home Band: Section 20, Away Band: Section 27

Beef O' Brady's Bowl Tropicana Field Home Band: Front of Sections 140 & 138, Away Band: Front of Sections 111 & 113

Big 10 Championship Lucas Oil Stadium Band 1: Section 125, Band 2: Section 152 No Historical Data; Educated Guess Based on Similar Stadiums/Games

Capital One Bowl Florida Citrus Bowl Home Band: 125-126, Away Band: Sections 101-103

Champs Sports Bowl Florida Citrus Bowl Home Band: Sections 101-103, Away Band: Sections 125-126

Chick-fil-A Bowl Georgia Dome Home Band: Section 123, Away Band: Section 108

BBVA Compass Bowl Legion Field Home Band: Front of Section 39, Away Band: Front of Section 32

AT&T Cotton Bowl Dallas Stadium Home Band: Section 145, Away Band: Section 120

CU - CSU Invesco Field at Mile High Colorado Band: Section 132, Colorado State Band: Section 115

Fiesta Bowl University of Phoenix Stadium Home Band: Front of Section 138, Away Band: Front of Section 144

Florida - Georgia Jacksonville Municipal Stadium Florida Band: Section 150, Georgia Band: 125

Gator Bowl EverBank Field Home Band: Section 130, Away Band: Section 116

GoDaddy.com Bowl Ladd-Peebles Stadium Home Band: At least part of Sec. D, Away Band: Front of Section O, Part of N

Hawaii Bowl Aloha Stadium Home Band: Front of Section RR, Away Band: Front Half of Section R

Holiday Bowl Qualcomm Stadium Home: Section 45, Away: Section 56

Humanitarian Bowl Bronco Stadium Bands on opposite side of bleachers in North endzone (Away: Left, Home: Right)

Hyundai Sun Bowl Hyundai Sun Bowl Home Band: Front of Section 8, Away Band: Front of Section 19

Independence Bowl Independence Stadium Home Band: Section 110, Away Band: Section 107

Insight Bowl Sun Devil Stadium Home Band: Most of Section 24, Away Band: Most of Section 13

Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl AT&T Park Home Band: Front of Section 137, Away Band: Front of Section 108

Las Vegas Bowl Sam Boyd Stadium Home Band: Front half of Section 125, Away Band: Section 113

Little Caesars Bowl Ford Field Home Band: Front Half of Section 118, Away Band: Front Half of Section 139

MAC Championship Ford Field Home Band: Section 122, Away Band: Section 101

Meineke Car Care Bowl Bank of America Stadium Home Band: Section 101, Away Band: Section 121

Military Bowl RFK Stadium Home Band: Top of Section 128, Away Band: Top of Section 116 or 117

Music City Bowl LP Field Home Band: Front 1/2 of Section 145, Away Band: Front 1/2 of Section 122

New Mexico Bowl University Stadium Home: Front of Section C, Away: Front of Section GG

New Orleans Bowl Louisiana Superdome Home Band: Section 145, Away Band: 117

Orange Bowl Sun Life Stadium Home: Front of Section 101, Away: Front of Section 129

OU - Texas Cotton Bowl Texas: On-field Bleachers (Sec. 16-19), Oklahoma: On-field Bleachers (Sec. 29-32)

Outback Bowl Raymond James Stadium Home Band: Sections 118 & 115, Away Band: Sections 143 & 140

Pinstripe Bowl Yankee Stadium Home Band: Section 239, Away Band: Section 201

Poinsettia Bowl Qualcomm Stadium Home: Section 45, Away: Section 57

Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Home Band: Front of Section 27, Away Band: Front of Section 14

SEC Championship Georgia Dome Home Band: Section 103, Away Band: 128

Sugar Bowl Louisiana Superdome Both Bands on Field Level, Opposite Sides

Texas Bowl Reliant Stadium Home Band: Section 115, Away Band: Section 135

TicketCity Bowl Cotton Bowl Home Band: Front half of Section 9, Away Band: Front Half of Section 28

Gathered via feedback from: The Gaming Tailgate, EA Forums, Madden Matrix, Operation Sports, Thru the Uprights, Tradition Football
Special thanks to Kotaku's Owen Good for helping to spread the word.

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:22 PM
Missouri

Article
I expected a massive pirate ship-like silver cannon. But Little Joe, the cannon in the north end zone of Faurot Field, is actually a rather sleek, camouflage-painted artillery piece with a barrel just big enough to fit a canister the width of a jumbo can of soup.

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:28 PM
Virginia Tech

http://www.vt.edu/about/hokie.html
Today, Skipper is fired outside Lane Stadium when the football team enters the field and when it scores.

OSUCowboyofMD - 04-06-2011, 04:30 PM
Colorado State

Go to :17 sec mark

Added (cdj) - Fired After Scores it seems

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:34 PM
Akron

http://www.armyrotc.com/edu/akron/events.htm

UPDATE:

From Quest4Gold:

This is what my brother told me about Akron...

They actually stopped using the cannon since they moved to the Info. The National Guard used to do it, but they haven’t found an area that would be safe to use it. Now when they score the Cheerleaders run the flags through the endzone and they play an AC/DC song (which I doubt EA would be able to use for the game but I digress)

The biggest thing is that they have fireworks every game when the team is introduced (that would be nice to see) and Zippy leads the team out onto the field. Also after the alma mater and national anthem, they play an intro video showing various spots in Akron and highlights of the team while playing a newer version of “In the air tonight” (again music that EA probably won’t add in)

After first downs the announcer does the “…for another ZIPS FIRSTDOWN!!!”, they also some distinctive animations on the scoreboard and jumbotron

There is the info he told me, hope this helps with anything. The fireworks is awesome on their entrance.

OSUCowboyofMD - 04-06-2011, 04:34 PM
Oklahoma State doesn't have a cannon, but Pistol Pete fires his pistol after the team scores. Same goes for Texas tech

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:36 PM
Arkansas State

cdj - 04-06-2011, 04:38 PM
Iowa State

PICTURE (Link)

The cannon, operated by members of the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity, is traditionally fired after every Cyclone touchdown or field goal. Additionally, it has been fired on kickoffs and was formerly fired during the Cyclone Marching Band’s playing of the “Star Spangled Banner.” - Link

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:39 PM
Brigham Young

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:42 PM
Navy

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:44 PM
North Texas

Paakaa10 - 04-06-2011, 04:47 PM
http://www.thefullwiki.org/Smokey_the_cannon

Smokey the Cannon is an artillery piece used as part of the pageantry of college football games of The University of Texas Longhorns. Smokey is operated and cared for by the Texas Cowboys, a University student organization. Smokey is fired each time the Longhorns score, at every kick-off, and at the end of each quarter. The cannon is present for all home games, and for some away games when not prohibited by local rules.

The current version of the cannon, Smokey III, weighs 1,200 pounds and fires up to four blank 10-gauge shells at a time. The cannon was built in 1988 by Lupton Machinery of Austin out of the trunk of an oak tree. Alumni donations were raised to cover the cannon's $25,000 cost.

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:47 PM
Texas A&M

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 04:54 PM

Solidice - 04-06-2011, 04:55 PM
what about the Texas Tech bell ringer?

I'm actually not sure where/if TTU even has a cannon? I can't recall ever seeing one on TV(it's been a long time since I was last in Lubbock to see a game)

morsdraconis - 04-06-2011, 04:56 PM
No cannon for WVU, but the Mountaineer shoots his gun when the XP is kicked through and they started doing pushups a few years ago for whatever WVU's score is at the time of the TD.

morsdraconis - 04-06-2011, 05:05 PM
Originally Posted by gschwendt

North Texas

Per this on their main website

Boomer

The Talons began the Fall 1970 football season with a blast as they introduced their newest spirit project, a muzzleloader cannon. The cannon was fired by the Talons cannon crew to signal UNT touchdowns, kick-off, half-time, and the end of home football games as well as special occasions such as University Day. Boomer is a Civil War replica, about two-thirds to scale of a six-pound cannon. It was modeled after cannons originally used as light horse battery by confederate cavalry. Talons worked for more than three years to gild the cannon, receiving donations from many campus organizations to help complete the project. The cannon barrel was cast in Dallas, and Crawford Sloan of the physics shop helped build its carriage. The carriage was built on a trailer and equipped for highway travel so the Talons could take it on road trips. Although Boomer did go to some away games, many stadiums will not allow it because it fires gun powder rather than blank cartridges.

Boomer was originally fired using wadded newspapers. Because the paper occasionally started small fires, the cannon was not allowed on the Fouts Field's artificial turf. Talons cannon crew members now have an option of three firing methods. After the black powder charge is loaded and pierced, the battery unit, a firing squad of the cannon crew can fire electronically, with a live flame, or with the most frequently used brass cap and trigger hammer. A spark is created causing the black powder to explode and results in Boomer’s famous boom.

The 1989 Boomer was also featured in Paramount’s 1991 film, Necessary Roughness. After the film crew saw and heard Boomer fire, they wrote an extra part in the film just for Boomer’s appearance.

In fall 1996, a safety inspector deemed Boomer unsafe due to the deterioration of the combustion chamber. The Talons acted quickly with help from Gus Myers, Chuck Fuller, and Eagle's Nest, and purchased a new 250-pound, 43-inch steel-lined barrel from Dixie Gun Works.

Years later, UNT President Norval Pohl remarked that Boomer would look even more authentic with a limber. After hearing this, the Talons knew Boomer was still not complete and in fall 2007 the limber was introduced. Handcrafted of solid oak, the limber now carries all essentials for firing Boomer and also serves as a seat for Scrappy in parades.

Other cannons have come to UNT and been removed due to safety concerns. Boomer is the only remaining cannon allowed on campus.

Looks like it's fired after every TD as well as on Kickoffs, End of Half, and End of Game.

cdj - 04-06-2011, 05:18 PM

souljahbill - 04-06-2011, 05:20 PM
I graduated from Southern Miss in 2001 so this may not ring true anymore since I haven't been able to attend a game since then but if I'm correct, we have the new military style cannon that's fired after every TD (and after the XP if I remember correctly), and it was on the field, fieldhouse endzone, visitor's side, in the corner of the field.

Edit:

This first video is the corner of the endzone where the cannon is. You can see the cadets in this video even though you don't hear the cannon.

This video, you can hear the cannon go off after the touchdown.

gschwendt - 04-06-2011, 05:20 PM
Rutgers

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School	Cannon (Yes/No)	Cannon Type (Modern Military or Classic Western)	Fired After Every Score (Yes/No)	Inside Stadium (Yes/No)
Air Force	No
Akron	No
Alabama	No
Arizona	No
Arizona State	No		Fireworks after score
Arkansas	No		Fireworks after score
Arkansas State	No
Army	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Auburn	No
Ball State	No
Baylor	No
Boise State	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	No
Boston College	No
Bowling Green	Yes	?	Yes	?
Buffalo
BYU	Yes	Modern Military	?	Yes
Cal	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	No
Central Michigan	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
Cincinnati	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	Yes
Clemson	Yes	Small Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Colorado	No
Colorado State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
Connecticut	No
Duke	No
Eastern Michigan	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes (NE corner, just outside track)
ECU	Yes	Modern Military (Small Naval; See Link)	Yes	Yes
FIU	Yes	Naval?	Yes	Yes
Florida	No
Florida Atlantic	Yes	Small, non-standard	Yes	Yes
Florida State	No		Fireworks after scores
Fresno State	No		Fireworks after scores
Georgia	No
Georgia State
Georgia Tech
Hawai'i	Yes			Yes (Next to Band)
Houston	No		Oil field siren after scores
Idaho	No
Illinois	No		Fireworks after scores
Indiana	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
Iowa	No
Iowa State	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	Yes
Kansas	Perhaps. Did for 2009 season (See link)	Modern Military	Yes	No
Kansas State	No
Kent State	No
Kentucky	No		Fireworks after scores
Louisiana Tech	No
Louisville	No		Horn after scores
LSU	Yes	Moden Military	No (Only during pregame)	No
Marshall	No
Maryland	Yes	?	Yes	No
Memphis	No
Miami	Yes	?	Yes	?
Miami University
Michigan	No
Michigan State	No
Mid Tenn State	No
Minnesota	Yes	Small Naval (See Link)	Yes	Yes (Believe so.)
Mississippi State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes (Army ROTC does pushups after TDs as well)
Missouri	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Navy	Yes	Modern Military (See link)	Yes	Yes
NC State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Nebraska	No
Nevada	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
New Mexico	No
New Mexico State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
North Carolina	No		Fireworks after scores
North Texas	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	Yes
Northern Illinois	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Northwestern	No
Notre Dame	No
Ohio	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	?
Ohio State	No
Oklahoma	No		RUF/NEKS shoot guns
Oklahoma State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
Old Dominion
Ole Miss	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Oregon	No
Oregon State	No		Fireworks after TDs
Penn State	No
Pittsburgh	Hell No
Purdue	No
Rice	No
Rutgers	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	Yes
San Diego State	Yes	Classic Western	Yes, plus fireworks	Yes, SW Corner of Stadium
San Jose State	No
SMU
South Alabama
South Carolina	No		Rooster crow after TDs
Southern Miss	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Stanford	Yes	Boom Cannon (See link)	Train whistle after scores	Yes
Syracuse	No
TCU	No		FrogHorn after scores (Airhorn from train)
Temple	No
Tennessee	No
Texas	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	Yes
Texas A&M	Yes	Classic Western (See Link)	Yes	No
Texas State
Texas Tech	No		Mascot fires shotgun after scores
Toledo	Yes	Small Classic Western	Yes	No
Troy	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Tulane
Tulsa	No		Hurricane siren after scores
UAB	No
UCF	No
UCLA	No
UL Lafayette	No
UL Monroe	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
UMass
UNC Charlotte
UNLV	No		Fireworks after scores
USC	No
USF	Yes	In RJS Pirate Ship	Yes	No
Utah	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
Utah State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	Yes
UTEP	No		Fireworks after scores
UTSA
Vanderbilt	No		Loud foghorn after TDs
Virginia
Virginia Tech	Yes	Classic Western	Yes	No
Wake Forest	No
Washington	No		Siren after scores
Washington State	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
West Virginia	No
Western Kentucky	No
Western Michigan	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No
Wisconsin	No
Wyoming	Yes	Modern Military	Yes	No (See Link)
Alamo Bowl		Alamo Dome	Home Band: Front Half of Section 103, Away Band: Front Half of Section 125
Armed Forces Bowl		Amon G. Carter Stadium	Home Band: Front of Section S, Away Band: Front of Section X	2010 & 11 @ Gerald J. Ford Stadium (SMU) Home Band: Front of 121, Away Band Front of 126 or 127
Army - Navy		Lincoln Financial Field	Home Band: Front of Sections 128 & 127, Away Band: 131 & 132
AutoZone Liberty Bowl		Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium	Home Band: Section 20, Away Band: Section 27
Beef O' Brady's Bowl		Tropicana Field	Home Band: Front of Sections 140 & 138, Away Band: Front of Sections 111 & 113
Big 10 Championship		Lucas Oil Stadium	Band 1: Section 125, Band 2: Section 152	No Historical Data; Educated Guess Based on Similar Stadiums/Games
Capital One Bowl		Florida Citrus Bowl	Home Band: 125-126, Away Band: Sections 101-103
Champs Sports Bowl		Florida Citrus Bowl	Home Band: Sections 101-103, Away Band: Sections 125-126
Chick-fil-A Bowl		Georgia Dome	Home Band: Section 123, Away Band: Section 108
BBVA Compass Bowl		Legion Field	Home Band: Front of Section 39, Away Band: Front of Section 32
AT&T Cotton Bowl		Dallas Stadium	Home Band: Section 145, Away Band: Section 120
CU - CSU		Invesco Field at Mile High	Colorado Band: Section 132, Colorado State Band: Section 115
Fiesta Bowl		University of Phoenix Stadium	Home Band: Front of Section 138, Away Band: Front of Section 144
Florida - Georgia		Jacksonville Municipal Stadium	Florida Band: Section 150, Georgia Band: 125
Gator Bowl		EverBank Field	Home Band: Section 130, Away Band: Section 116
GoDaddy.com Bowl		Ladd-Peebles Stadium	Home Band: At least part of Sec. D, Away Band: Front of Section O, Part of N
Hawaii Bowl		Aloha Stadium	Home Band: Front of Section RR, Away Band: Front Half of Section R
Holiday Bowl		Qualcomm Stadium	Home: Section 45, Away: Section 56
Humanitarian Bowl		Bronco Stadium	Bands on opposite side of bleachers in North endzone (Away: Left, Home: Right)
Hyundai Sun Bowl		Hyundai Sun Bowl	Home Band: Front of Section 8, Away Band: Front of Section 19
Independence Bowl		Independence Stadium	Home Band: Section 110, Away Band: Section 107
Insight Bowl		Sun Devil Stadium	Home Band: Most of Section 24, Away Band: Most of Section 13
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl		AT&T Park	Home Band: Front of Section 137, Away Band: Front of Section 108
Las Vegas Bowl		Sam Boyd Stadium	Home Band: Front half of Section 125, Away Band: Section 113
Little Caesars Bowl		Ford Field	Home Band: Front Half of Section 118, Away Band: Front Half of Section 139
MAC Championship		Ford Field	Home Band: Section 122, Away Band: Section 101
Meineke Car Care Bowl		Bank of America Stadium	Home Band: Section 101, Away Band: Section 121
Military Bowl		RFK Stadium	Home Band: Top of Section 128, Away Band: Top of Section 116 or 117
Music City Bowl		LP Field	Home Band: Front 1/2 of Section 145, Away Band: Front 1/2 of Section 122
New Mexico Bowl		University Stadium	Home: Front of Section C, Away: Front of Section GG
New Orleans Bowl		Louisiana Superdome	Home Band: Section 145, Away Band: 117
Orange Bowl		Sun Life Stadium	Home: Front of Section 101, Away: Front of Section 129
OU - Texas		Cotton Bowl	Texas: On-field Bleachers (Sec. 16-19), Oklahoma: On-field Bleachers (Sec. 29-32)
Outback Bowl		Raymond James Stadium	Home Band: Sections 118 & 115, Away Band: Sections 143 & 140
Pinstripe Bowl		Yankee Stadium	Home Band: Section 239, Away Band: Section 201
Poinsettia Bowl		Qualcomm Stadium	Home: Section 45, Away: Section 57
Rose Bowl		Rose Bowl	Home Band: Front of Section 27, Away Band: Front of Section 14
SEC Championship		Georgia Dome	Home Band: Section 103, Away Band: 128
Sugar Bowl		Louisiana Superdome	Both Bands on Field Level, Opposite Sides
Texas Bowl		Reliant Stadium	Home Band: Section 115, Away Band: Section 135
TicketCity Bowl		Cotton Bowl	Home Band: Front half of Section 9, Away Band: Front Half of Section 28