Talk:Rubber Bowl
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Took out: "Despite its name, there have never been any recorded bowl games in this stadium."
"Bowl" refers to the stadium design, which have nothing to do with bowl games. The rubber bowl is clearly bowl shaped, which is why it's called that. No one calls the Superdome, where the Sugar Bowl is played, a bowl because it's a dome. This line seemed like a backhanded dig at the stadium or was written by someone with very little knowledge of football.
