Today is: December 15

Day Week Month

Navidades, (PR)(C)

Bill of Rights Day, National (1791)

Cat Herders Day, Ntl.

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1959)

Ice Cream Cone Day (1903)

Lemon Cupcake Day, Ntl.

Wear Your Pearls Day

Africa Cup of Nations (MO)

Anne and Samantha Day

Arabic Language Day, Intl.

Bake Cookies Day, Ntl.

Barbie and Barney Backlash Day

Basketball Day, World

Bill of Rights Day, National (1791)

Bright Side Day, Look on the

Caroling Day, Go Ntl.

Cat Herders Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Covered Anything Day, Ntl.

Crossword Puzzle Day (1913)

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1959)

Dhanu Sankranti (H)

Dōngzhì Festival (CN)

Father’s Rights Day (1955)

Flashlight Day, Ntl.

Fried Shrimp Day

Hanukkah (J) (166 BC)

Homeless Persons Remembrance Day, Ntl.

Human Rights Week, Ntl. (1948)

Human Solidarity Day, Intl.

Humbug Day, Ntl.

Ice Cream Cone Day (1903)

Independence Day, (BH)(1971)

Independence Day, (KZ)(1991)

Jasmine Uprising, Tunisia, Arab Spring Begins (TN)(2010)

Las Posadas (C)

Lemon Cupcake Day, Ntl.

Maple Syrup Day (CA/US)

Martyrdom, Sahibzada Zorawar Singh (S)(1705)

Migrant's Day, Intl.

Mudd, Dr. Samuel, Day (1833)

National Day (QA)(1878)

National Underdog Day (US/UK)

Navidades, (PR)(C)

Oatmeal Muffin Day

Pan American Aviation Day (1903)

Phileas Fogg Day (1872)

Re-gifting (White Elephant) Day

Reconciliation, Day of (ZA)(1994) Ntl.

Republic Day, (NE)(1958)

Roast Suckling Pig Day, Ntl.

Short Fiction Day, Celebrate

Simbang Gabi, (PH)(C)

Stop Smoking, Take a New Year's Resolution to

Summer Begins (Southern Hemisphere)

Tea Party Day, Boston (US-MA) (1773)

Ugly Christmas Sweater Day, Ntl.

Victory Day, (BD)(1971)

Wear a Plunger on Your Head Day, Ntl.

Wear Your Pearls Day

Winter Begins, Solstice (Northern)

Wright Brothers Day (1903)

Jumada Al-Akhirah(M)

Africa, 3rd Decade of Industrial Development

Nutrition, Intl. Decade for Action

Africa, 3rd Decade of Industrial Development

Nutrition, Intl. Decade for Action

Africa, 3rd Decade of Industrial Development

Nutrition, Intl. Decade for Action

Africa, 3rd Decade of Industrial Development

Nutrition, Intl. Decade for Action

Year of Jubilee (C)

AFL-CIO Day (1955)

Africa Cup of Nations (MO)

AIDS Day, World

Anger Awareness Week, Ntl. (UK)

Anne and Samantha Day

Antarctica Day, Intl. (1959)

Anti-corruption Day, Intl.

Anti-Corruption Excellence Award (ACE) Awards

Arabic Language Day, Intl.

Army-Navy Football Game (US-PA)

Art, Day Without

Asarah B'Tevet (J)

Bacon Day, Ntl.

Bake Cookies Day, Ntl.

Banks, Intl Day Of

Barbie and Barney Backlash Day

Basketball Day, World

Bathtub Party Day

Be a Blessing Day

Be a Lover of Silence Day

Beer, Holiday Ale Fest, Portland (US-OR)

Bicarbonate of Soda Day, Ntl.

Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day

Bike Shop Day, Ntl.

Bill of Rights Day, National (1791)

Bingo Month, Ntl. (1929)

Black Pound Day (UK)

Bodhi Day (B)(JP)(532 BC)

Bonza Bottler Day™, Intl

Bouillabaisse Day, Ntl.

Boxing Day (UK/AU/ZA/CA)

Bright Side Day, Look on the

Brown Shoes Day

Buckwheat Month

Cabernet Day (1642)

Calendar Awareness Month, Intl.

Cancer Related Fatigue Awareness Month

Candle Lighting Day, Worldwide

Candy Cane Day, Ntl.

Card Playing Day

Caroling Day, Go Ntl.

Cat Herders Day, Ntl.

Cat Lover's Month, Ntl.

Champagne Day, Intl.

Cheetah Day, Intl

Children's Memorial Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Brownie Day, Ntl.

Chocolate Candy Day

Chocolate Covered Anything Day, Ntl.

Christmas Bird Count (US/UK/CA)

Christmas Card Day

Christmas Day (C)

Christmas Eve (C)

Civil Aviation Day, Intl. (1944)

Clerc-Galladet Week (1787)

Commemoration Day, (CI)(1993)

Computer Science Education Week (1906)

Constipation Awareness Month

Constitution Day, (ES)(1978)

Constitution Day, (TH)(1932)

Constitution Day, (TW)(1946)

Constitution Day, (UZ)(1991)

Consumer Week, National (UK)

Cookie Day, Ntl.

Cookie Exchange Week

Cotton Bowl, Goodyear (US-TX)

Cotton Candy Day, Ntl.

Crossword Puzzle Day (1913)

Crossword Solvers Day

Curaçao Day, (CW)(1959)

Dancing Bears Festival (RO)

Date-Nut Bread Day, Ntl.

Dattatreya Jayanti (H)(2450 BC)

Day of Quito, (EC)(1534)

Decembeard (AU)

Dewey Decimal System Day (1873)

Dhanu Sankranti (H)

Dice Day, Intl.

Dickensian Christmas Festival, Kent (UK)

Digital Detox Day, World

Ding-a-Ling Day, Ntl.

Disability Inclusion Month

Discovery Day (HT)(1492)

Dōngzhì Festival (CN)

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over, Ntl.

E-Discovery Day

Eggnog Day, Ntl.

Eggnog Month, Ntl.

Energy Conservation Day, World

Epidemic Preparedness Day, Intl.

Falling Needles Family Fest

Family Roots Day

Farmers' Day, Ntl. (GH)

Father’s Rights Day (1955)

Faux Fur Friday

Feast of Staint Stephen (C) (Orthodox)

Feast of the Immaculate Conception (C)

Festival of Enormous Changes at the Last Minute

Flashlight Day, Ntl.

Food Service Safety Month, Intl.

Forefather's Day (1620)

Fried Shrimp Day

Fritters Day, Ntl.

Fruitcake Day, Ntl.

Futures Day, World

Galveston Dickens on the Strand (US-TX)

Gazpacho Day, Ntl.

Gingerbread Decorating Day

Gita Jayanti (H)

Give the Gift of Sight Month

Goodwill, Day of (ZA)(1994)

Green Monday (E-commerce)

Handwashing Awareness Week

Hanukkah (J) (166 BC)

Homeless Persons Remembrance Day, Ntl.

Horse, Ntl. Day of

Human Light Celebration

Human Rights Day, Intl. (1948)

Human Rights Week, Ntl. (1948)

Human Solidarity Day, Intl.

Humbug Day, Ntl.

Ice Cream Cone Day (1903)

Identity Theft Prevention and Awareness Month

Iffy Piffy Biffy Boo Day (1901)

Impaired Driving Prevention Month, Ntl.

Independence Day, (BH)(1971)

Independence Day, (FI)(1917)

Independence Day, (KZ)(1991)

Independence Day, (LY)(1951)

Independence Day, (PT)(1640)

Independence Day, (SI)(1990)

Independence/Republic Day, (TZ)(1961)

Infantile Spasms Awareness Week

Influenza Vaccination Week, Ntl.

Jane Addams Day (1931)

Jasmine Uprising, Tunisia, Arab Spring Begins (TN)(2010)

Jumhuri Day, (KE)(1963)

Kaleidoscope Day (1781)

Kids Day, Special

King Abdulaziz Camel Festival (SA)

King's College Christmas Carols and Festival of Nine Lessons (UK)

Krampuslauf (Krampus)

Lady of Camarin Day (GU)

Las Posadas (C)

Learn a Foreign Language Month

LEGO Build Day, Intl.

Lemon Cupcake Day, Ntl.

Letter Writing Day

Lost and Found Day, Official

Lutefisk Day (SE/NO/FI)

Made in America Month, Ntl.

Make a Gift Day

Make Cut Out Snowflakes Day

Make Up Your Mind Day

Maple Syrup Day (CA/US)

Margashirsha Purnima (H)

Martyrdom Sahibzada Fateh Singh (S)(1705)

Martyrdom, Sahibzada Zorawar Singh (S)(1705)

Martyred Intellectuals Day (BD)(1971)

Migrant's Day, Intl.

Miners' Day (1907)

Mitten Tree Day

Mokshada Ekadashi (H)

Moon—First Quarter

Moon—Third Quarter

Mountain Day, Intl

Mudd, Dr. Samuel, Day (1833)

Mummer's Day (C)(IE)

Musical Instrument Gift Day (343 AD)

Nanking Massacre Memorial Day (CN)(1937)

National Day (QA)(1878)

National Day, (AE)(1971)

National Day, (BF)(1958)

National Day, (CF)(1958)

National Day, (LA)(1975) December 2

National Day, (RO)(1918)

National Guard Day (US)(1636)

National Underdog Day (US/UK)

Navidades, (PR)(C)

Neutrality Day, (TM)(1995)

Neutrality Day, Intl. Day of (1995)

Ninja, Day of the (2003)

No Interruptions Day

Nobel Prize Anniversary, (1896)

Noodle Ring Day, Ntl.

NORAD Santa Tracker

Oatmeal Muffin Day

Older Drivers Safety Week, Ntl.

Operation Santa Paws

Our Lady of Guadeloupe Day (C)(MX)(1531)

Package Protection Day, Ntl

Pan American Aviation Day (1903)

Pansexual Pride Day

Pastry Day, Ntl.

Pathologist Pal Day, Pick a

Pawnbrokers Day, Ntl. (343 AD)

Pearl Harbor (1941)

Pepper Pot Day (1777)

Persons with Disabilities, International Day of

Pfeffernusse Cookies Day

Phileas Fogg Day (1872)

PKU, Phenylketonuria Awareness Day, Ntl.

Pledge of Allegiance Day (1945)

Poinsettia Day (1851)

Popcorn Day, On a String, Ntl.

Proclamation Day (AU)(1836)

Pumpkin Pie Day, Ntl.

Put on Your Own Shoes Day

Radishes, Oaxaca Feast of (MX-OA)

Re-gifting (White Elephant) Day

Read a New Book Month

Reconciliation, Day of (ZA)(1994) Ntl.

Reef, National Coral Reef Day (CO)

Reflection Sunday (C)

Rejoice (Gaudete) Sunday (C)

Repeal Day (1933)

Republic Day, (MT)(1974)

Republic Day, (NE)(1958)

Rizal Day, (PH)(1896)

Roast Suckling Pig Day, Ntl.

Roof Over Your Head Day, Ntl.

Rosa Parks Day (1955)

Sachertorte Day

Safe Driving Week, Ntl. (CA)

Saint Andrew's Day Holiday (C)(UK)(60AD)

Saint Nicholas Day (343 AD)

Salesperson's Day, Ntl.

Sankashti Chaturthi (H)

Santa Barbara's Day (C)

Santa Lucia Day (SE)

Santa's List Day

Seasonal Affective Disorder Depression (SADD) Awareness Month

Sharps Injury Prevention and Awareness Month, Intl.

Short Fiction Day, Celebrate

Short Film Day, Intl. (1895)

Simbang Gabi, (PH)(C)

Skywarn Recognition Day, Ntl.

Slavery Abolition, World Day of (1807)

Sock Day (1954)

Soil Day, World

Special Education Day, (1975) Ntl.

Stock Exchange Holiday (NYSE Closed)

Stop Smoking, Take a New Year's Resolution to

Student's Day, (IR)(1953)

Summer Begins (Southern Hemisphere)

Taboo Day/Festival of Unmentionable Thoughts

Take It in the Ear Day

Tea Party Day, Boston (US-MA) (1773)

Techno Music Day, World (1962)

Thank You Note Day, Ntl.

The Game Awards

Time Traveler's Day

Toys and Gifts (Safe) Month

Trick-shot Day, World

Turner Prize Awarded (UK)

Twelve-Twelve (CN)

Ugly Christmas Sweater Day, Ntl.

UNICEF Day (1946)

Universal Health Care Coverage Day, Int.

Universal Health Coverage Day (2012)

Universal Hour of Peace

Victims of Genocide Day, Intl. (1948)

Victory Day, (BD)(1971)

Violence Against Women, Ntl. Day of Rememberance and Action on (CA)(1989)

Volunteer Day for Social and Economic Development, Intl.

Walter Plinge Day (UK)

Wear a Plunger on Your Head Day, Ntl.

Wear Your Pearls Day

Weary Willie Day (1898)

Whiner's Day, Ntl.

Wildlife Conservation Day, World

Winter Begins, Solstice (Northern)

Winter Weather Safety Day, Ntl.

Wreaths Across America Tribute

Wright Brothers Day (1903)

Write a Business Plan Month, Ntl.

Write a Friend Month, Ntl.

Zoo, Ntl. Day to Visit

Caladium, Year of

Calendula, Year of

Cooperatives, Year of International

Dogwood, Year of the

European Year of Digital Citizenship Education

Glaciers' Preservation, International Year of

Herb of the Year, Chamomile Matricaria

Mocha Mousse, Pantone Color of the Year

Monstera, Year of the

Pea, Year of the

Peace and Trust, International Year of

Quantum Science and Technology, International Year of

Transformation and New Beginnings, Year of

Year of Generating Income

Earth Echo Challenge, Intl.

16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, Intl

Disability History Month (UK)

Jumada Al-Akhirah(M)

Rudolph Run (US-KY-IN-IL)

Tree Week, Ntl. (UK)

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Cotton Bowl, Goodyear (US-TX): December 31

31 Dec. 2025

01:20 AM

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Event Description

THE SOFTER SIDE OF FOOTBALL: THE COTTON BOWL The Cotton Bowl, a revered institution in American college football, boasts a storied history that traces back to its founding in 1937. The brainchild of Dallas oilman J. Curtis Sanford, the inaugural game kicked off on January 1, 1937, at the Cotton Bowl stadium in Dallas, Texas. Originally conceived to bolster tourism in Dallas, the Cotton Bowl swiftly ascended to a position of eminence and influence within the college football community. Traditionally held on New Year's Day, the Cotton Bowl was one of the major bowl games, often featuring top teams from the Southwestern and Southeastern United States. Its importance grew as it became part of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) in 1998, aligning it with the national championship race and attracting higher-ranked teams. In 2014, the Cotton Bowl was anointed as one of the six esteemed bowls in the College Football Playoff (CFP) system, a testament to its enduring significance. It now takes center stage, hosting national semifinal games every three years in rotation with the other New Year's Six bowls: the Rose, Orange, Sugar, Peach, and Fiesta Bowls. This pivotal role in the CFP system underscores the Cotton Bowl's influence in determining the national champion. The competition typically features high-profile teams from various conferences, but the participants can vary depending on conference agreements and CFP selections. Historically, Big 12 and Southeastern Conference (SEC) teams have often competed in the Cotton Bowl. Still, introducing the CFP has broadened the pool of potential participants to include top teams from across the nation. The Cotton Bowl is not just a game but a celebrated event in college football, drawing large crowds and significant media attention. It symbolizes excellence and tradition in the sport, providing memorable moments and contributing to the cultural fabric of college football in America.

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