ReliaQuest Bowl announces teams for 2024

The ReliaQuest Bowl has announced that the University of Michigan and the University of Alabama will go head-to-head at the annual college game, scheduled for Dec. 31, at Raymond James Stadium, in Tampa.

The game will kick off at noon and be telecast nationally, on ESPN.

The annual bowl game hosts teams from the Southeastern Conference vs the Big Ten Conference.

It attracts tens of thousands of visitors, from more than 40 states, each year to join local fans for the game and a week of events generating millions of dollars in exposure for the region.

The bowl has contributed over $176 million to universities over its history. Over the same time, it is estimated to have generated more than $1.2 billion in economic impact for the Tampa Bay area. It also contributes at least $500,000 yearly to local charities, having supported more than 195 organizations throughout the region.

Tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster online at Ticketmaster.com.

Priority membership seats are available directly through the ReliaQuest Bowl office at (813) 874-BOWL, with details on the bowl website at ReliaQuestbowl.com.

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