The Cotton Bowl Classic is an annual college football bowl game held in Arlington, Texas. It typically takes place on New Year's Day and features teams from the Big 12 Conference and the American Athletic Conference. The game has a rich history, dating back to 1937, and is one of the oldest bowl games in the United States. Originally played in the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, the event moved to AT&T Stadium in 2010. The Cotton Bowl Classic is known for its festive atmosphere and attracts fans from across the country, celebrating college football and its traditions.