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Where Is the Peach Bowl?

Richard Janvrin Sep 06, 2024, 2:23 PM
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Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett celebrates after the Peach Bowl NCAA college football semifinal playoff game between Georgia and Ohio State, Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023, in Atlanta. Georgia won 42-41.
(AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
  • There will be 36 bowl games in 2024-25.
  • The Peach Bowl for the 2024-25 season will be played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
  • The Peach Bowl is a College Football Playoff quarterfinal game this year.

College football betting is always exciting when bowl game season rolls around. This comes after the regular season and can sometimes be the last game of a college player’s career. 

Including the Peach Bowl, there will be 36 bowl games this year. 

Below, I’ll explore where the Peach Bowl is this year. 

Hint: It’s marked as one of the College Football Playoff quarterfinal games, so be prepared for those football odds when they come. 

Where Is the Peach Bowl?

The Peach Bowl will be in Atlanta, Georgia, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. 

The Peach Bowl, one of the College Football Playoff Quarterfinal games, will be played on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025.

The Ole Miss Rebels and Penn State Nittany Lions played in the most recent Peach Bowl on Dec. 30, 2023. 

Peach Bowl Results

Date PlayedWinning TeamLosing Team
December 30, 2023Ole MissPenn State
December 31, 2022GeorgiaOhio State
December 30, 2021Michigan StatePittsburgh
January 1, 2021GeorgiaCincinnati
December 28, 2019LSUOklahoma
December 29, 2018FloridaMichigan
January 1, 2018UCFAuburn
December 31, 2016AlabamaWashington
December 31, 2015HoustonFlorida State
December 31, 2014TCUOle Miss
December 31, 2013Texas A&MDuke
December 31, 2012ClemsonLSU
December 31, 2011AuburnVirginia
December 31, 2010Florida StateSouth Carolina
December 31, 2009Virginia TechTennessee
December 31, 2008LSUGeorgia Tech
December 31, 2007AuburnClemson
December 30, 2006GeorgiaVirginia Tech
December 30, 2005LSUMiami (Florida)
December 31, 2004Miami (Florida)Florida
January 2, 2004ClemsonTennessee
December 31, 2002MarylandTennessee
December 31, 2001North CarolinaAuburn
December 29, 2000LSUGeorgia Tech
December 30, 1999Mississippi StateClemson
December 31, 1998GeorgiaVirginia
January 2, 1998AuburnClemson
December 28, 1996LSUClemson
December 30, 1995VirginiaGeorgia
January 1, 1995NC StateMississippi State
December 31, 1993ClemsonKentucky
January 2, 1993North CarolinaMississippi State
January 1, 1992East CarolinaNC State
December 29, 1990AuburnIndiana
December 30, 1989SyracuseGeorgia
December 31, 1988NC StateIowa
January 2, 1988TennesseeIndiana
December 31, 1986Virginia TechNC State
December 31, 1985ArmyIllinois
December 31, 1984VirginiaPurdue
December 30, 1983Florida StateNorth Carolina
December 31, 1982IowaTennessee
December 31, 1981West VirginiaFlorida
January 2, 1981Miami (Florida)Virginia Tech
December 31, 1979BaylorClemson
December 25, 1978PurdueGeorgia Tech
December 31, 1977NC StateIowa State
December 31, 1976KentuckyNorth Carolina
December 31, 1975West VirginiaNC State
December 28, 1974Texas TechVanderbilt
December 28, 1973GeorgiaMaryland
December 29, 1972NC StateWest Virginia
December 30, 1971Ole MissGeorgia Tech
December 30, 1970Arizona StateNorth Carolina
December 30, 1969West VirginiaSouth Carolina
December 30, 1968LSUFlorida State
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