The Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl is played each December at the Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, TX. Since 2003 the Armed Forces Bowl has treated millions of fans to some of the most exciting bowl games in college football. The game matches up one of the top teams from the Mountain West Conference with either Navy or Army. The Armed Forces Bowl is sponsored by Lockheed Martin, and has been sponsored in the past by Bell Helicopter. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl tickets.
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2016 Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Preview
The Cal Golden Bears and the Air Force Falcons will meet in Fort Worth for the 2015 Armed Forces Bowl. Cal enters the Armed Forces Bowl with one of the most prolific offensive attacks in college football. Golden Bears quarterback Jared Goff has drawn comparisons to Aaron Rogers and has thrown for more than 4200 yards this season. Goff and the Bears will face an Air Force team that tries to control the clock, hold the ball, and run down team’s throats. The Falcons average more than 320 yards per game on the ground, and finished just 3 points away from a MWC title. The 2015 Armed Forces Bowl will be a battle of two teams with entire different philosophies, and should be a thriller to watch.
Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl at Amon G. Carter Stadium
Address: 2850 Stadium Dr, Fort Worth, Texas, 76109 The Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas is home to the TCU Horned Frogs during the regular season. In recent years the stadium has undergone some huge re-constructive upgrades making it one of the nicest college football stadiums in the state of Texas. Amon G. Carter Stadium now holds up to 45,000 fans with 4 separate levels of stands.
100 Level
Sections 101-109 is the home team sideline, while 120-128 is behind the visitors.
200 Level
This is the upper level for most of the stadium, and still provides great views at a smaller price.
300,400 Level
This level only exists on the west side of the stadium. The 400 level is above the suites and is the cheapest ticket in the house.
Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Event Guide
What are best attractions to see when in Fort Worth for the Armed Forces Bowl?
There’s a lot to do in Fort Worth these days, and you’d be denying yourself some fun if you didn’t check out the Stockyards. It’s old historical Fort Worth and includes the world’s largest Honky Tonk: Billy Bob's. If you want to see a country show, this is your spot. Of course, there is also a top class Zoo if you want to take the whole family for a day there.
Where are the best places to eat in Fort Worth for the Armed Forces Bowl?
Lots of places to eat around TCU, including Dutch’s Hamburgers and Bonnells. If you’ll make the short trip west, Aventino’s is a great Italian spot.
What are the best games in Armed Forces Bowl history?
The very first game, where Boise State beat TCU, was one of the best in its short history. Cal also won 42-36 over Air Force in 2007 after being down 14-0 in the first quarter to the Falcons. For a complete list of former Armed Forces Bowl Champions, visit our Armed Forces Bowl Champions page.