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Chile so far
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/Chile%20Bowl.htm

Here in Mexico the story of American football is complex. Historically, the top two public universities in Mexico City, the National Autonomous University (UNAM) and the National Polythechnical Institute (IPN) dominated American football into the 80's, they had each 3 or 4 teams, and then at the end of the season they played an all-star game between those schools that was the biggest event of the season (later, they played the Aztec Bowl against a NAIA or División III school or all-star team from the US, but it was not so big as the UNAM-IPN Classic). Then the privates unis, led by the Monterrey Technichal Institute (ITESM) began to dominate, and as it has many campuses all over the country, they formed they own league (firts it was nicknamed the Big Ten Conference, later the Tech Ten Conference), and as there were many riots and violence in the UNAM-IPN Classic (fueled by the many pseudostudents both colleges sadly have) that game has losen its importance one time had.

Here is what I have for Mexico
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/Aztec%20Bowl.htm

You can see I didn't find this year's game

Or I found two of them, neither on the date I had (January 1)
https://youtu.be/LObat0PolyI
https://youtu.be/3yKZjkj2taw

Here's the Brazil list. Maybe no 2015 game has happened yet
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/Brazil%20Bowl.htm

luckyshow wrote:Here is what I have for Mexico
http://www.luckyshow.org/football/Aztec%20Bowl.htm

You can see I didn't find this year's game

Or I found two of them, neither on the date I had (January 1)
https://youtu.be/LObat0PolyI
https://youtu.be/3yKZjkj2taw

Thanks for the data, great job!

I found the data on the November 29, 2014 Aztec Bowl played at Chihuahua (in Spanish), where a Division III All-Star team defeated the Mexican All-Stars 24-21.


http://www.receptor.com.mx/tazonazteca/?contenido=8378