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Alamo Bowl

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Pinstripe Bowl

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Outback Bowl

You've twice added "Hall of Fame Bowl" as a nickname in the infobox of the Outback Bowl article. That's not a nickname, that's the old name of the game which hasn't been officially or unofficially used in the 20 years since Outback bought the naming rights.Thanks. Zeng8r (talk) 05:50, 14 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Tenants

Thanks for your note, but the precedent at stadium and arena articles has been that championship games and tournaments aren't considered tenants (meaning included in the tenant list) for a variety of reasons, including that they are only for a short time (or just one day) per year and the organization sponsoring them (a conference) isn't headquartered in the building; they're guests just like any other group that uses the facility. Events like that typically do not have a direct say in things such as scheduling of any other events and major physical changes to the building, while actual tenants (teams that play regularly in a facility) typically do. The same is true for events like Wrestlemania, the Super Bowl, and the NCAA Final Four in terms of not being listed as tenants, though they should certainly be mentioned in the body of the article. Bowl games have been treated differently because often the organization that runs the bowl game is headquartered in the stadium, or in cases like the Rose Bowl, actually owns the stadium. Consensus could change on that, but for now, that's been the precedent in what is included and what isn't on the tenant list. --JonRidinger (talk) 00:11, 7 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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