The inductions of Stoops and Ball increased the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame’s membership to 148 in its 37-year history. The members are recognized with plaques in the stadium’s Court of

Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer has a strong prediction for WR Ryan Williams ahead of the Rose Bowl against Indiana.

This is Indiana's second straight season reaching the College Football Playoff, and the Hoosiers are hoping it goes better than last year when they lost a first-round game at Notre Dame. Alabama did not make the 12-team field last season, but is a playoff regular, and came back from a 17-0 deficit to beat No. 8 Oklahoma in the first round.

The Rose Bowl Game will begin an hour earlier this year, a change that was long in the making as College Football Playoff expands.

On Tuesday, the Rose Bowl held its media at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, CA. Players and coaches from both Alabama and Indiana took questions from the media in the leadup to No. 9 Alabama’s meeting with No. 1 Indiana at the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, at 3 p.m. on ESPN.

Omar Cooper Jr.’s game-winning catch for No. 1 Indiana against Penn State is the kind of play that gets remembered forever, especially if the Hoosiers go on to claim their first national title.

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Lawson and Jefferson could be in the NFL right now. But they were among six defensive starters who put off the draft and opted to stay in school. Among the reasons: they wanted another shot at a national championship after last year’s team stumbled at Oklahoma and got left out of the playoff.