cotton bowl 2011

The Cotton Bowl Classic is a college football bowl game that was played annually since 1937 at its namesake stadium in Dallas, Texas.In 2010, the Cotton Bowl Classic moved to the new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, leaving the recently remodeled historic Cotton Bowl facility.

 Each year, participants in the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic will be chosen from the Big 12 Conference and the Southeastern Conference. The Big 12 provides the game's anchor institution. Once the selection process has been completed by the Bowl Championship Series, the Classic receives its choice of Big 12 members. The SEC will provide a division champion, a division runner-up, a team with a comparable record or a mutually agreed upon team as the Big 12's opponent.
 The participating universities will receive a combined $7.15 million for participating in the 2011 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. Since 1937, the Classic has contributed more than $166 million to higher education.

Club seats for the Classic are $200, and reserved seats are $125. All persons, except those under 1 year of age, must have a ticket for admission to the stadium, so hurry up and buy your tickets !