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Column: Should California still host the Rose and Super Bowls?
Rams moving practice to Rose Bowl due to high winds
Kevin Gallagher on Twitter: "Super Bowl XIV, played at Pasadena's Rose Bowl, was attended by 103,985 people, a Super Bowl record. 39 years ago today. https://t.co/nInhGwfC96" / Twitter
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Rose Bowl football card (Pasadena California) 1990 Pro Set #145 Super Bowl XI Super Moment at Amazon's Sports Collectibles Store
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Kevin Gallagher on Twitter: "At the foothills of the picturesque San Gabriels...the Rose Bowl. Super Bowl XXVII, 30 years ago today. #Cowboys-#Bills The final of five Super Bowls to be played in
Before there was SoFi Stadium, Pasadena's Rose Bowl was a popular host for the Super Bowl - ABC7 Los Angeles
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Rose Bowl (stadium) - Wikipedia
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2022 Rose Bowl Game Returns To Traditional Format - Tournament of Roses
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Super Bowl XXI: Good start for Broncos ends in disaster - Mile High Report
Rose Bowl has cast an aura worthy of the Super Bowl
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Mathews: Should California still host the Rose Bowl and Super Bowl?