Bowl Games
| BOWL | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rose Bowl | #3 USC | 17 | #1 Ohio State | 16 |
| Sugar Bowl | #2 Alabama | 24 | #6 Arkansas | 9 |
| Orange Bowl | #5 Oklahoma | 24 | #4 Florida State | 7 |
| Cotton Bowl Classic | #8 Houston | 17 | #7 Nebraska | 14 |
| Bluebonnet Bowl | #12 Purdue | 27 | Tennessee | 22 |
| Peach Bowl | #19 Baylor | 24 | #18 Clemson | 18 |
| Hall of Fame Classic | Missouri | 24 | #16 South Carolina | 14 |
| Gator Bowl | North Carolina | 17 | #14 Michigan | 15 |
| Fiesta Bowl | #10 Pittsburgh | 16 | Arizona | 10 |
| Sun Bowl | #13 Washington | 14 | #11 Texas | 7 |
| Liberty Bowl | Penn State | 9 | #15 Tulane | 6 |
| Tangerine Bowl | LSU | 34 | Wake Forest | 10 |
| Holiday Bowl | Indiana | 38 | #9 Brigham Young | 37 |
| Garden State Bowl | #20 Temple | 28 | California | 17 |
| Independence Bowl | Syracuse | 31 | McNeese State | 7 |
Read more about this topic: 1979 NCAA Division I-A Football Season
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