The Bowl Game

The Bowl Game is a game of football designed by Juice and played between 111 college football teams and containing 111 footballs. The game ends when one team is in possession of all 111 footballs.

Rules
Rules are available in pdf form at https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/21937939/Rule_Book.pdf, from Chapter 4 of 20020.

Known Players

 * Nick Navarro - San Diego State University
 * Manny Baez - San Diego State University
 * Tucker - University of Georgia
 * Tanner - University of Georgia
 * Chuck Hamilton - University of California, Los Angeles
 * Mike Batiste - Grambling State University
 * Lori Irving - Texas A&M University
 * Gunner - Troy University
 * Bryce Shaffer - Troy University (briefly)
 * Valentine Jones - University of Alabama-Birmingham
 * Mimi Mackenzie - Georgia Southern University
 * Mimi's mother - Georgia Southern University (formerly)
 * Hal - Oklahoma State University
 * Lacrecia Evans - Oklahoma State University (coach)

Team-Specific Notes
Although Michigan State is shown to be first place on the scoreboard, the University of Alabama-Birmingham has control of the most footballs at 17. These footballs don't appear on the scoreboard because they're stored in the Stannard Rock Lighthouse, 200 yards off their field in Lake Superior.

The only three-way intersection in the game is between Washington, Eastern Michigan, and Bowling Green. It is located just outside Hillsboro, Ohio.

Despite their field's lack of intersection with any other field, San Diego State is still able to participate thanks to OBT. Because the distance between their field's southernmost point and Boise State's is 8581 yards, players could cross the distance by saving up OBT.

The University of Hawai'i was originally considered for this game but was removed with the decision to consider ocean territories out of bounds.