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Sydney To Host Opening Game Of 2016 NCAA College Football Championships

Australia will host the 2016 College Football season opener which will see the University of California, Berkley play the University of Hawaii at ANZ Stadium in Sydney on Aug. 27. It will be the first time college football will be played in Australia as a regular-season game in 30 years. The game will be known as the Sydney College Football Cup. Confirmation comes at a time when interest in American football in Australia is at an all-time high. ANZ Stadium can seat up to 83,500 fans (TLA Worldwide).

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