About the Hawai’i Bowl
The Hawai’i Bowl will be part of ESPN and ESPN2’s extensive bowl lineup. The Hawai’i Bowl continues as the first non-all-star post-season game in Hawai’i since December of 2000 when the Oahu Bowl and the Aloha Bowl were played in Honolulu.
Bowl Game Results
| YEAR | GAME DATE | SCORE | GAME MVP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2023 |
December 23 | Coastal Carolina 24 |
Ethan Vasko –Coastal Carolina
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2022 |
December 24 | Middle Tennessee 25 |
Jordan Ferguson-Middle Tennessee |
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2020 & 2021 |
Cancelled | Cancelled |
Cancelled |
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2019 |
December 24 | Hawai’i 38 |
Cole McDonald– Hawai’i |
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2018 |
December 22 | LA Tech 31 |
Jaylon Ferguson – LA Tech |
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2017 |
December 24 | Fresno State 33 |
Marcus McMaryion – Fresno State |
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2016 |
December 24 | Hawai’i 52 |
Dru Brown – Hawai’i |
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2015 |
December 24 | San Diego State 42 |
Dakota Gordon – San Diego State |
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2014 |
December 24 | Rice 30 |
Carl Mickelsen – Fresno State |
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2013 |
December 24 | Oregon State 38 |
Rashaad Reynolds – Oregon State |
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2012 |
December 24 | SMU 43 |
Margus Hunt – SMU |
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2011 |
December 24 | Southern Miss 24 |
Cordarro Law – Southern Miss |
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2010 |
December 24 | Tulsa 62 |
Damaris Johnson – Tulsa |
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2009 |
December 24 | SMU 45 |
Kyle Padron – SMU |
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2008 |
December 24 | Notre Dame 49 |
Jimmy Clausen – Notre Dame |
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2007 |
December 23 | East Carolina 41 |
Chris Johnson – East Carolina |
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2006 |
December 24 | Hawai’i 41 |
Colt Brennan – Hawai’i |
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2005 |
December 24 | Nevada 49 (OT) |
B.J. Mitchell – Nevada |
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2004 |
December 24 | Hawai’i 59 |
Timmy Chang – Hawai’i |
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2003 |
December 25 | Hawai’i 54 (3 OT) |
Timmy Chang – Hawai’i |
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2002 |
December 25 | Tulane 36 |
Lynaris Elpheage – Tulane |
