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- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game abstract "The Conference USA Football Championship Game is an annual postseason college football game played to determine the champion of Conference USA (C-USA). From 1996–2004, the champion of Conference USA was determined by regular season record. In 2005, following the division of the conference into East and West Divisions and an expansion to twelve members, the conference began holding a championship game between the two division winners. The team with the better regular season record serves as the host team. From 2005 through 2010, C-USA was the only FBS conference not to have its championship game at a neutral site. After the Pac-12 expanded to 12 teams in 2011, it began holding its championship game at the home of the team with the best record. The Mountain West Conference, which expanded to 12 football members in 2013, holds its championship game at the home field of the division champion with the higher BCS ranking.The first C-USA Championship Game was played on December 3, 2005 between Tulsa and UCF, with Tulsa winning 44–27. It was held at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, which was then UCF's home field.Each year, the game has been televised live on ESPN College Football. In the 2006 season, the game was moved from Saturday afternoon to Friday night. In 2011 the game was on ABC.The winner of the C-USA Championship customarily receives a berth to play in the Liberty Bowl. However, the Liberty Bowl is not contractually obligated to choose the game's winner. If the C-USA champion finishes ranked in the top 12 of the BCS or in the top 16 and ahead of the champion of one of the AQ conferences, it could receive an at-large bid to a BCS bowl; Houston almost made it to a BCS game in 2011, but fell to Southern Miss in the conference championship game. The loser of the C-USA championship game receives a bid in one of C-USA's six other bowl berths. Historically the C-USA runner up played in the GoDaddy.com Bowl against a team from the MAC, but C-USA's ties with that bowl ended in 2009.".
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- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game conference Conference_USA.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game currentChampion 2013_Rice_Owls_football_team.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game currentStadium "Rotates yearly to home site of team in game".
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- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game mostChampionships East_Carolina_Pirates_football.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game mostChampionships Tulsa_Golden_Hurricane_football.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game mostChampionships UCF_Knights_football.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game mostRecent "2013".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game name "Conference USA Football Championship Game".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game numberOfTeams "2".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game optionalSubheader "Conference Football Championship".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game sport College_football.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game team "Houston Cougars".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game team "Southern Miss Golden Eagles".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game television ESPN_College_Football.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game television ESPN_on_ABC.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game title "Houston".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game title "Southern Miss".
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- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game year "1996".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game year "1997".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game year "1999".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game years "2005".
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game subject Category:Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game.
- Conference_USA_Football_Championship_Game comment "The Conference USA Football Championship Game is an annual postseason college football game played to determine the champion of Conference USA (C-USA). From 1996–2004, the champion of Conference USA was determined by regular season record. In 2005, following the division of the conference into East and West Divisions and an expansion to twelve members, the conference began holding a championship game between the two division winners.".
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