Peach Bowl
American football
Peach Bowl, formerly (2006–13) Chick-fil-A Bowl, annual college gridiron football postseason bowl game played in Atlanta. Along with the Cotton, Fiesta, Orange, Rose, and Sugar bowls, the Peach Bowl is one of the host sites of the national semifinals of the College Football Playoff.
The first Peach Bowl was played in 1968 at the on-campus stadium of the Georgia Institute of Technology, where Louisiana State defeated Florida State 31–27. In 1971 the game moved to Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, home of the Atlanta Braves, where it was played until the opening of the Georgia Dome in 1992. That same year the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Southeastern Conference agreed to make the Peach Bowl an annual contest between teams from those two conferences, an arrangement that lasted until the advent of the College Football Playoff system and the elimination of conference tie-ins for the Peach Bowl in 2014.
A list of Peach Bowl results is provided in the table.
season
result
*Part of College Football Playoff (CFP) from 2014–15.
**CFP semifinal.
1968–69
Louisiana State
31
Florida State
27
1969–70
West Virginia
14
South Carolina
3
1970–71
Arizona State
48
North Carolina
26
1971–72
Mississippi
41
Georgia Tech
18
1972–73
North Carolina State
49
West Virginia
13
1973–74
Georgia
17
Maryland
16
1974–75
Texas Tech
6
Vanderbilt
6
1975–76
West Virginia
13
North Carolina State
10
1976–77
Kentucky
21
North Carolina
1977–78
North Carolina State
24
Iowa State
14
1978–79
Purdue
41
Georgia Tech
21
1979–80
Baylor
24
Clemson
18
1980–81
Miami (Fla.)
20
Virginia Tech
10
1981–82
West Virginia
26
Florida
6
1982–83
Iowa
28
Tennessee
22
1983–84
Florida State
28
North Carolina
3
1984–85
Virginia
27
Purdue
24
1985–86
Army
31
Illinois
29
1986–87
Virginia Tech
25
North Carolina State
24
1987–88
Tennessee
27
Indiana
22
1988–89
North Carolina State
28
Iowa
23
1989–90
Syracuse
19
Georgia
18
1990–91
Auburn
27
Indiana
23
1991–92
East Carolina
37
North Carolina State
34
1992–93
North Carolina
21
Mississippi State
17
1993–94
Clemson
14
Kentucky
13
1994–95
North Carolina State
28
Mississippi State
24
1995–96
Virginia
34
Georgia
27
1996–97
Louisiana State
10
Clemson
7
1997–98
Auburn
21
Clemson
17
1998–99
Georgia
35
Virginia
33
1999–2000
Mississippi State
17
Clemson
7
2000–01
Louisiana State
28
Georgia Tech
14
2001–02
North Carolina
16
Auburn
10
2002–03
Maryland
30
Tennessee
3
2003–04
Clemson
27
Tennessee
14
2004–05
Miami (Fla.)
27
Florida
10
2005–06
Louisiana State
40
Miami (Fla.)
3
2006–07
Georgia
31
Virginia Tech
24
2007–08
Auburn
23
Clemson
20
2008–09
Louisiana State
38
Georgia Tech
3
2009–10
Virginia Tech
37
Tennessee
14
2010–11
Florida State
26
South Carolina
17
2011–12
Auburn
43
Virginia
24
2012–13
Clemson
25
Louisiana State
24
2013–14
Texas A&M
52
Duke
48
2014–15
Texas Christian
42
Mississippi
3
2015–16
Houston
38
Florida State
24
2016–17**
Alabama
24
Washington
7
2017–18
Notre Dame
21
Louisiana State
17
2018–19
Florida
41
Michigan
15
2019–20**
Louisiana State
63
Oklahoma
28
2020–21
Georgia
24
Cincinnati
21
2021–22
Michigan State
31
Pittsburgh
21
2022–23**
Georgia
42
Ohio State
41
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