NY6

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NY6 refers to the six premier college football bowl games that form the core of the postseason under the College Football Playoff system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bowl game grouping
college football postseason structure
alsoKnownAs New Year’s Six bowls
surface form: New Year’s Six
associatedWith FBS national championship determination
broadcastPartners ESPN
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era post-BCS era of college football
featuresTeamsFrom Group of Five conferences
Power Five
surface form: Power Five conferences
governingBody College Football Playoff
guaranteesAccessFor highest-ranked Group of Five champion
hasFeature at-large selection spots
contract bowls with conference tie-ins
hasMember Cotton Bowl Classic
Fiesta Bowl
Orange Bowl
Peach Bowl
Rose Bowl
surface form: Rose Bowl Game

Sugar Bowl
hasNotableVenue AT&T Stadium
Hard Rock Stadium
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Louisiana Superdome
surface form: Mercedes-Benz Superdome

Rose Bowl Stadium (home football venue)
surface form: Rose Bowl Stadium

State Farm Stadium
importance highest tier of FBS bowl games
inception 2014 season
includesSemifinals true
level Football Bowl Subdivision
surface form: NCAA Division I FBS
organizesGamesPerSeason six
partOf College Football Playoff
surface form: College Football Playoff system
primaryPurpose determine College Football Playoff semifinal sites
relatedTo CFP National Championship Game
surface form: College Football Playoff National Championship game
replaced BCS bowl structure
replacedSystem Bowl Championship Series
revenueSignificance major source of CFP revenue
rotationCycleLength three years
secondaryPurpose host top non-playoff bowl matchups
selectionBody College Football Playoff Selection Committee
surface form: College Football Playoff selection committee
selectionCriteria CFP rankings
semifinalRotation two bowls host semifinals each season
sport American football
timeOfYear New Year’s period
typicalEndTime early January
typicalParticipants top 12 ranked CFP teams
typicalStartTime late December

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