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The C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl (known as the HOT Bowl for short) is the name for two annual American football bowl games played in Central Texas. The first and older of the two HOT Bowls, which has been played since 2001, features two community college teams from the NJCAA, one based in Texas against an at-large opponent. After a two year hiatus, the game returned in 2021 and was staged at Texas A&M-Commerce's Memorial Stadium.

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rdfs:comment	The C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl (known as the HOT Bowl for short) is the name for two annual American football bowl games played in Central Texas. The first and older of the two HOT Bowls, which has been played since 2001, features two community college teams from the NJCAA, one based in Texas against an at-large opponent. After a two year hiatus, the game returned in 2021 and was staged at Texas A&M-Commerce's Memorial Stadium. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Copperas Cove ISD Blinn College Hutchinson Community College Jones County Junior College East Central Community College East Central Tigers football Commerce, Texas Copperas Cove, Texas Copperas Cove High School Cisco College Coffeyville Community College Garden City Community College Georgia Military College Bowl game Southern Arkansas Muleriders football Ouachita Baptist Tigers football Lone Star Conference Community college McMurry War Hawks Central Oklahoma Bronchos football Central Texas Trinity Valley Community College Tyler Junior College Waco, Texas Washburn Ichabods football Mineral Water Bowl 2014 Texas A&M–Commerce Lions football team 2016 Fort Hays State Tigers football team American football National Junior College Athletic Association Fort Scott Community College Angelo State Rams football Northwest Mississippi Community College Central Oklahoma NCAA Division II At-large bid Tarleton State Texans and TexAnns Texas Arizona Western College College football bowls Kilgore College Heritage Bowl (Corsicana) Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Dodge City Community College Lone Star Conference football Mesa Community College Navarro College New Mexico Military Institute University Center Rochester Live United Texarkana Bowl Angelo State Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds football NJCAA Waco ISD Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys football Kilgore Junior College Pima Aztecs
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.champshotbowl.com
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location	Commerce, Texas
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has abstract	The C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl (known as the HOT Bowl for short) is the name for two annual American football bowl games played in Central Texas. The first and older of the two HOT Bowls, which has been played since 2001, features two community college teams from the NJCAA, one based in Texas against an at-large opponent. After a two year hiatus, the game returned in 2021 and was staged at Texas A&M-Commerce's Memorial Stadium. From 2012 to 2018, a second HOT Bowl was played between teams at the NCAA Division II level. The Division II bowl had a conference tie-in with the Lone Star Conference; the LSC's opponent was chosen at-large. This contest was one of only four bowl games in NCAA Division II, the other three being the Mineral Water Bowl, the Heritage Bowl, and the Live United Bowl before its discontinuance after 2018. Founded by Copperas Cove High School football coach Jack Welch, the bowl games were originally played in Copperas Cove until 2017. After his retirement from the district, Waco ISD Stadium in Waco became the host. The acronym "C.H.A.M.P.S." stands for "Communities Helping Americans Mature, Progress and Succeed," which is a nonprofit group focusing on improving drug and alcohol abuse, bullying, mental health, and preventing teen suicide. An additional title sponsor, TIPS (The Interlocal Purchasing System), made the game known as the TIPS-CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl in 2018. (en)
conference tie-ins	Lone Star Conference NCAA Division II NJCAA
previous locations	Copperas Cove, Texas and Waco, Texas (en)
previous stadiums	Bulldawg Stadium and Waco ISD Stadium (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	2012 McMurry War Hawks football team Bids to college bowl games J. J. Eckert Copperas Cove, Texas Craig Schurig Chris Brown (American football coach)

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