College Football Playoff Selects Tampa Bay to Host the 2029 National Championship

Miami, FL. – Rich Clark, Executive Director of the College Football Playoff (CFP), announced today that the CFP’s Management Committee has selected Tampa Bay to host the 2029 CFP National Championship at Raymond James Stadium on Monday, January 22, 2029. Tampa Bay will become the fourth city to host the CFP title game for a second time.

“We are excited to bring the College Football Playoff National Championship back to Tampa Bay in 2029,” said Clark. “The city has established itself as an exceptional host for world-class sporting events, and its vibrant downtown, beautiful waterfront, and proven commitment to excellence make it an ideal setting for college football’s greatest night. We look forward to partnering with the Tampa Bay Sports Commission and local leaders to deliver a national championship experience worthy of college football’s biggest stage.”

College Football Playoff Announces New Orleans as Host City for the 2028 National Championship

The 2029 contest will be the 15th national championship game in the College Football Playoff format, which went into effect following the 2014 college football season. Below are the communities in which the first 14 national championship games of the playoff era have been played or are scheduled to be played:

YEAR LOCATION
2015 North Texas

(AT&T Stadium, Arlington)

2016 Arizona

(University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale)

2017 Tampa Bay

(Raymond James Stadium, Tampa)

2018 Atlanta

(Mercedes-Benz Stadium)

2019 Bay Area

(Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara)

2020 New Orleans

(Mercedes-Benz Superdome)

2021 South Florida

(Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens)

2022 Indianapolis

(Lucas Oil Stadium)

2023 Los Angeles

(SoFi Stadium, Inglewood)

2024 Houston

(NRG Stadium)

2025 Atlanta

(Mercedes-Benz Stadium)

2026 South Florida

(Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens)

2027 Las Vegas

(Allegiant Stadium)

2028 New Orleans

(Caesars Superdome)

 

 

 

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