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Bigg Boss Tamil
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Season 2 (2018)
showHousemates
Name Entered Exited
Riythvika Day 0 Day 105
Aishwarya Day 0 Day 105
Vijayalakshmi Day 67 Day 105
Janani Day 0 Day 105
Yashika Day 0 Day 98
Balaji Day 0 Day 98
Mumtaz Day 0 Day 91
Sendrayan Day 0 Day 84
Daniel Day 0 Day 77
Mahat Day 0 Day 70
Vaishnavi Day 0
Day 46 Day 42
Day 63
Ponnambalam Day 0 Day 56
Shariq Day 0 Day 49
Ramya Day 0 Day 35
Nithya Day 0 Day 28
Ananth Day 0 Day 21
Mamathi Day 0 Day 14
Winner
Runner-up
Evicted
Finalist
Bigg Boss Tamil 2 was the second season of the reality TV game show Bigg Boss Tamil, hosted by Kamal Haasan.[1] This season had 17 housemates (inclusive of wildcard entries) with 60 cameras.[2] The season commenced on 17 June 2018 and ended on 30 September 2018 after 105 days.[3][4] The show aired on Star Vijay from 9-10:30 PM on weekdays and 9-11 PM on weekends. From Season 2, Hotstar also provided content not aired on television, through segments such as Morning Masala, Midnight Masala, Unseen on TV and What's Cooking and also a parallel weekly programme Fun Unlimited hosted by actor Rio Raj, which described the events in the Bigg Boss house in a humourous manner.[5]
A lavish house set, which was used in the first season was renovated just prior to the commencement of the programme. The set is located on the outskirts of the Chennai city in the EVP Film City at Chembarambakkam. The renovated house for the second season included special features [6][7] including a jail room to increase the level of punishments to the contestants who commits mistakes.[8][9]
The winner of the second season of Bigg Boss Tamil was character actress Riythvika, who took home a trophy and a cash prize of ₹50,00,000 for her victory. Actress Aishwarya Dutta was the runner-up, while the other finalists included actresses Vijayalakshmi Feroz and Janani Iyer.[10]
Contents
1 Housemates
1.1 Original entrants
1.2 Wildcard entrant
2 Nominations
2.1 Notes
3 Guests
4 Weekly summary
5 Events
6 References
7 External links
Housemates
The housemates, in order of their entry to the house, are as follows:
Original entrants
Yashika Aannand, a model and actress known for her roles in the films Dhuruvangal Pathinaaru (2016) and Iruttu Araiyil Murattu Kuththu (2018).
Ponnambalam, an actor and stunt master who has appeared primarily in antagonist roles in Tamil films.
Mahat Raghavendra, an actor known for his roles in the films Mankatha (2011), Jilla (2014) and Chennai 600028 II (2016).
Daniel Annie Pope, an actor, theatre artist and television producer known for his role in the film Idharkuthane Aasaipattai Balakumara (2013).
Vaishnavi Prasad, a journalist, writer, activist and radio jockey, granddaughter of Tamil writer Saavi.
Janani Iyer, an actress best known for playing the lead role in the films Avan Ivan (2011), Thegidi (2014) and Adhe Kangal (2017).
Ananth Vaidyanathan, a voice expert best known for his role as a voice trainer in Star Vijay's Super Singer and also known for playing a role in Avan Ivan (2011).
Ramya NSK, playback singer, granddaughter of N. S. Krishnan and T. A. Mathuram.
Sendrayan, an actor known for his roles in the films Moodar Koodam (2013) and Metro (2016).
Riythvika, an actress known for her roles in the films Madras (2014), Kabali (2016) and Iru Mugan (2016).
Mumtaz, an actress and dancer who has appeared primarily in character and item girl roles in Tamil films.
Thadi Balaji, an actor who has primarily appeared as a comedian in Tamil films as well as in Tamil teleserials and is a judge in Star Vijay's Kalakka Povathu Yaaru.
Mamathi Chari, a television actress, anchor and video jockey, popular for hosting the shows Hello Tamizha and has acted in the Sun TV teleserial Vani Rani.
Nithya Balaji, estranged wife of Thadi Balaji.
Shariq Hassan Khan, an actor who appeared in the film Pencil (2016), son of Riyaz Khan and Uma Riyaz Khan and grandson of Kamala Kamesh.
Aishwarya Dutta, an actress who has appeared in the films Tamizhuku En Ondrai Azhuthavum (2015) and Paayum Puli (2015).
Wildcard entrant
Vijayalakshmi Feroz, an actress and producer known for playing the lead role in the films Chennai 600028 (2007), Anjathe (2008) and Chennai 600028 II (2016) and had also acted in the lead role in the Sun TV teleserial Nayaki, daughter of director Agathiyan.
Nominations
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Final
House
Captain
Janani Nithya Vaishnavi Ramya Mahat No
Captain Aishwarya Shariq Aishwarya Yashika Mahat Yashika Riythvika No
Captain
Nithya Yashika Sendrayan
Captain's Nomination
Vaishnavi
Ananth Mumtaz
Daniel Mahat
Balaji Daniel Sendrayan
Vaishnavi Ponnambalam
Riythvika Janani Riythvika Aishwarya No
Nominations Balaji
Sendrayan Vijayalakshmi
Aishwarya
Mumtaz
Vote to:
Save
Win
Riythvika
Nithya
Mumtaz Vaishnavi
Ananth Balaji
Mumtaz Nithya Aishwarya
Ponnambalam Yashika
Aishwarya Balaji
Mahat Sendrayan
Ponnambalam Vaishnavi
Daniel Mahat No
Nominations Mumtaz
Aishwarya House
Captain Nominated Winner
(Day 105)
Aishwarya
Nithya
Riythvika Janani
Riythvika Ponnambalam
Balaji Yashika Janani
Balaji No
Nominations House
Captain Janani
Riythvika House
Captain Mumtaz No
Nominations Janani
Vijayalakshmi No
Nominations Nominated Runner-up
(Day 105)
Vijayalakshmi
Not in
House Exempt No
Nominations Mumtaz
Aishwarya No
Nominations Nominated Third Place
(Day 105)
Janani
House
Captain Mumtaz
Mamathi Balaji
Mumtaz Balaji Aishwarya
Shariq Yashika
Aishwarya Mumtaz
Shariq Sendrayan
Balaji Daniel
Vaishnavi Daniel Nominated Aishwarya
Sendrayan No
Nominations Immune Fourth Place
(Day 105)
Yashika
Ananth
Mumtaz Ponnambalam
Ananth Ponnambalam
Balaji No
Nominations Janani
Balaji Ponnambalam
Vaishnavi Balaji
Riythvika House
Captain Vaishnavi
Janani House
Captain No
Nominations House
Captain No
Nominations Nominated Evicted
(Day 98)
Balaji
Ananth
Ponnambalam Mumtaz
Mamathi Shariq
Aishwarya No
Nominations Mumtaz
Aishwarya Mumtaz
Aishwarya Ponnambalam
Shariq Daniel
Sendrayan Mahat
Janani Aishwarya Nominated Mumtaz
Aishwarya No
Nominations Nominated Evicted
(Day 98)
Mumtaz
Nithya
Riythvika Vaishnavi
Sendrayan Ponnambalam
Janani Balaji Vaishnavi
Janani Sendrayan
Vaishnavi Mahat
Janani Sendrayan
Mahat Daniel
Sendrayan Mahat No
Nominations Vijayalakshmi
Aishwarya No
Nominations Evicted
(Day 91)
Sendrayan
Mamathi
Ramya Mamathi
Shariq Mumtaz
Ponnambalam Ponnambalam Aishwarya
Yashika Mumtaz
Vaishnavi Mumtaz
Ponnambalam Mahat
Vaishnavi Mahat
Janani Aishwarya House
Captain Janani
Mumtaz Evicted
(Day 84)
Daniel
Ananth
Mumtaz Ponnambalam
Ananth Balaji
Mumtaz Nithya Balaji
Ponnambalam Vaishnavi
Ponnambalam Riythvika
Ponnambalam Vaishnavi
Janani Janani
Vaishnavi Janani Nominated Evicted
(Day 77)
Mahat
Nithya
Ananth Ponnambalam
Ananth Ponnambalam
Sendrayan Yashika House
Captain Nominated Mumtaz
Ponnambalam Sendrayan
Ponnambalam Vaishnavi
Sendrayan Mumtaz Evicted
(Day 70)
Vaishnavi
Mumtaz
Aishwarya Mamathi
Mumtaz House
Captain Ponnambalam Aishwarya
Ponnambalam Daniel
Mumtaz In Secret
Room Sendrayan
Ponnambalam Sendrayan
Daniel Evicted
(Day 63)
Ponnambalam
Mamathi
Riythvika Daniel
Mumtaz Mumtaz
Aishwarya No
Nominations Balaji
Sendrayan Daniel
Yashika Mahat
Mumtaz Daniel
Sendrayan Evicted
(Day 56)
Shariq
Riythvika
Ponnambalam Mamathi
Sendrayan Sendrayan
Balaji Ponnambalam Janani
Vaishnavi Vaishnavi
Ponnambalam Mumtaz
Ponnambalam Evicted
(Day 49)
Ramya
Ananth
Riythvika Mamathi
Ponnambalam Balaji
Ponnambalam Nithya Ponnambalam
Balaji Evicted
(Day 35)
Nithya
Ananth
Mahat House
Captain Mumtaz
Balaji House
Captain Evicted
(Day 28)
Ananth
Vaishnavi
Mumtaz Daniel
Mumtaz Ponnambalam
Balaji Evicted
(Day 21)
Mamathi
Ponnambalam
Vaishnavi Aishwarya
Mahat Evicted
(Day 14)
Notes
1 2 3, 4, 5 6, 7, 8, 10 9 11, 12, 13 14 15, 16, 17 18, 19, 20 21, 22 6, 23, 24, 25
Against
public vote
Ananth
Mumtaz
Nithya
Riythvika Ananth
Mamathi
Mumtaz
Ponnambalam Ananth
Balaji
Mumtaz
Nithya
Ponnambalam Balaji
Nithya
Ponnambalam
Yashika Aishwarya
Balaji
Janani
Ponnambalam
Ramya Aishwarya
Mahat
Mumtaz
Ponnambalam
Vaishnavi
Yashika Balaji
Mahat
Mumtaz
Ponnambalam
Riythvika
Shariq Janani
Ponnambalam
Sendrayan Daniel
Janani
Riythvika
Sendrayan
Vaishnavi Aishwarya
Balaji
Mahat
Mumtaz
Sendrayan Balaji
Daniel
Janani Aishwarya
Janani
Mumtaz
Sendrayan
Vijayalakshmi Aishwarya
Mumtaz
Riythvika
Vijayalakshmi Aishwarya
Balaji
Riythvika
Vijayalakshmi
Yashika Aishwarya
Janani
Riythvika
Vijayalakshmi
Evicted
No
Eviction Mamathi Ananth Nithya Ramya Vaishnavi Shariq Ponnambalam Vaishnavi Mahat Daniel Sendrayan Mumtaz Balaji Janani Vijayalakshmi
Yashika Aishwarya Riythvika
Notes
indicates the House Captain.
indicates the former House Captain. (former meaning that the House Captain would have been stripped of the captaincy, or else evicted after being nominated as the Captain)
indicates that the housemate was directly nominated for eviction prior to the regular nominations process.
indicates that the housemate was granted immunity from nominations.
indicates that the housemate moved to the Secret Room.
^Note 1 : There was no eviction during the first week, though the housemates were unaware about it and each nominated two housemates for eviction.[11]
^Note 2 : Nithya and Ananth were nominated for Week 3's eviction by male and female housemates, respectively as they had performed poorly during the second week's luxury budget task. However, Daniel and Riythvika, who was nominated as the best performers of the same luxury budget task by the male and female housemates respectively, were saved from the following week eviction.[12]
^Note 3 : For the Week 4 eviction, housemates were divided into groups and each group had to decide among themselves who would be nominated for eviction. While Balaji, Ponnambalam and Yashika accepted the decision of their groups to nominate them for eviction and did not nominate anyone else in their groups, Nithya nominated Daniel even though the rest of her group nominated her for eviction.[13]
^Note 4 : Ramya was stripped of the Week 4 captaincy and nominated for the following week eviction by Bigg Boss after she refused to take part in the luxury budget task for the week. She was replaced by Nithya as captain for the rest of the week.[14]
^Note 5 : Even though Nithya became the captain in the middle of Week 4, she was not granted immunity from eviction and was evicted at the end of the week with the least public votes.
^Note 6 : There was no House Captain for Weeks 6, 14 and 15.[15][16]
^Note 7 : Mahat was sent to jail and directly nominated for eviction by Bigg Boss on Week 6 for frequently breaking the house rules.[15]
^Note 8 : Aishwarya was nominated for the Week 6 eviction, but she saved herself using the superpower she obtained after winning a daily task during the previous week (Save from eviction shown in Italic in Against Public Vote).[15]
^Note 9 : Sendrayan and Yashika were nominated as the best performer for their teams during the Week 6 luxury budget task and hence were saved from the following week eviction.[17]
^Note 10 : Vaishnavi was evicted through the public voting process, but in accordance with the Secret Room twist, she was moved to a separate room and remained there for 4 days before returning to the house on Day 46.[18][19]
^Note 11 : As a result of Aishwarya's performance during the Week 7 luxury budget task, Bigg Boss granted her immunity from nomination for the following week eviction.[20]
^Note 12 : Shariq was supposed to be the house captain during Week 8, but since he was evicted at the end of Week 7, he chose Yashika as the Week 8 captain.[21]
^Note 13 : Janani was directly nominated for Week 8 eviction by house captain Yashika, who had the power to directly nominate a housemate for eviction. (Direct nomination is shown in Bold)[22]
^Note 14 : Riythvika was directly nominated for Week 9 eviction by house captain Aishwarya, who had the power to directly nominate a housemate for eviction. (Direct nomination is shown in Bold)[23]
^Note 15 : Balaji and Sendrayan were nominated as the worst performer for their teams during the Week 9 luxury budget task and hence were automatically nominated for the following week eviction.[24]
^Note 16 : Aishwarya was nominated for the Week 10 eviction, but she was saved by house captain for the week Yashika, who had the power to save a nominated housemate from the eviction. (Save from eviction is shown in Bold Italic in Captain's Nomination and in Italic in Against Public Vote)[25]
^Note 17 : Vijayalakshmi was granted immunity from nominations for Week 10 as the new entrant.
^Note 18 : Balaji, Daniel, Janani and Riythvika were nominated as the worst performers of the Week 10 luxury budget task and hence were directly nominated for the Week 11 eviction. However, Riythvika was granted immunity by Kamal Haasan as a prize for her honest opinions about her fellow housemates' strategy during an interaction with Kamal which happened a week earlier.[26][27]
^Note 19 : Mahat was supposed to be the Week 11 house captain, but since he was evicted at the end of Week 10, Kamal Haasan decided to nominate Sendrayan as the captain for Week 11 since he had not got the opportunity to be house captain and also as per the wishes of the other housemates.[27]
^Note 20 : There was no nomination process during Week 11. Balaji, Daniel and Janani, who were directly nominated for the eviction after being adjudged as the worst performers of the previous week's luxury budget task, faced the public vote.[28]
^Note 21 : Riythvika was directly nominated for the Week 13 eviction after failing to convince Mumtaz to perform the task assigned by the telephone caller to save herself from the direct nomination.[29] She did not get immunity as well even though she was the house captain.
^Note 22 : For the Week 13 nomination, housemates had to decide among themselves who would be nominated for the eviction. As none of them were able to come to a decision on who should be nominated, Riythvika, as the house captain, decided to nominate Vijayalakshmi, Aishwarya and Mumtaz for the eviction, which was accepted by the rest of the housemates.[30]
^Note 23 : Janani achieved immunity till the final week after winning the Ticket to Finale task.[31]
^Note 24 : There was a double-eviction during Week 14. Both Balaji and Yashika were evicted during this double eviction process.[31][32][33]
^Note 25 : Except Janani, the remaining housemates were automatically nominated by Bigg Boss for the Week 14 eviction.[16]
Guests
Week
Day
Guest(s)
Purpose of Visit
1 Day 0 Oviya (Season 1 contestant) To give the housemates a piece of advice and wish them luck.[34][35]
4 Day 26 Karthi, Soori and Pandiraj To promote their film Kadaikutty Singam.[36][37][38][39]
5 Day 30 Snehan (Season 1 runner-up) To take a class as part of the Week 5 luxury budget task.[40][41][42]
Day 32 Children from some Chennai orphanages To enjoy and spend their time with the housemates.[43]
6 Day 41 Pooja Kumar, Andrea Jeremiah, Sathyaprakash and Mohamaad Ghibran To promote their film Vishwaroopam 2.[44]
7 Day 47 Arya, Sathish, Dhivyadharshini and Santhosh P. Jayakumar To promote their film Ghajinikanth.[19]
8 Day 54 Harish Kalyan and Raiza Wilson (Season 1 contestants) and Elan To promote their film Pyaar Prema Kaadhal.[45]
Day 56 Kamal Haasan (host of the show) To announce the evicted housemate for Week 8.[46]
11 Day 72 Mumtaz's mother, brother and nephew To surprise Mumtaz, Janani and Yashika respectively as part of the week's luxury budget task.[47]
Janani's mother and sister
Yashika's brother and sister
Day 73 Daniel's mother and girlfriend To surprise Daniel, Aishwarya and Riythvika respectively as part of the week's luxury budget task.[48]
Aishwarya's mother
Riythvika's parents
A joker To entertain the housemates as part of the week's luxury budget task.[48]
Day 74 Sendrayan's wife and parents To surprise Sendrayan, Balaji and Vijayalakshmi respectively as part of the week's luxury budget task.[49]
Nithya Balaji (ex-contestant) and Poshika Balaji
Vijayalakshmi's husband and son
13 Day 85 - 91 Gayathri Raghuram, Harathi Ganesh, Snehan, Suja Varunee and Vaiyapuri (Season 1 contestants) They entered the house as guests for a week.[30]
Day 88 - 89 Aarav (Season 1 winner) To announce the Ticket to Finale task and to release the first look of his debut film Raja Bheema.[31]
14 Day 97 Samvitha and Jayakumar (Amazon SMS Contest winners) To bring the items bought with the week's luxury budget.[32]
15 Day 99 Vaishnavi Prasad and Ramya NSK (ex-contestants) To spend time with the finalists, give them a piece of advice and wish them luck.[50][51][52][53]
Day 100 Shariq Hassan Khan and Nithya Balaji (ex-contestants)
Day 101 Yashika Aannand and Thadi Balaji (ex-contestants)
Day 102 Sendrayan and Mahat Raghavendra (ex-contestants)
Day 103 All evicted housemates except Ponnambalam and Mumtaz Reunion with the finalists.[54]
Day 104 Aishwarya's friend Swaroopa To spend time with Aishwarya, Riythvika, Janani and Vijayalakshmi respectively.[55]
Kalaiyarasan
Ashok Selvan
Kreshna and Sunaina
Day 105
All evicted housemates except Ponnambalam Invited to the Bigg Boss Tamil 2 Grand Finale.[55]
Vijay Devarakonda To unveil the Bigg Boss Tamil 2 trophy.[55]
Dancers To escort Janani out of the Bigg Boss house after she finished fourth.[55]
Aarav (Season 1 winner) To escort Vijayalakshmi out of the Bigg Boss house after she finished third.[10]
Kamal Haasan (host of the show) To take the final two housemates - Riythvika and Aishwarya - from the Bigg Boss house to the stage.[10]
Weekly summary
Week 1
Entrances hide
Yashika Aannand, Ponnambalam, Mahat Raghavendra, Daniel Annie Pope, Vaishnavi Prasad, Janani Iyer, Ananth Vaidyanathan, Ramya NSK, Sendrayan, Riythvika, Mumtaz, Thadi Balaji, Mamathi Chari, Nithya Balaji, Shariq Hassan Khan and Aishwarya Dutta entered the house on Day 0.
House Captain
Janani
Captain's Competition
Mahat and Mumtaz
In Jail
None
Nominations
Ananth, Mumtaz, Nithya and Riythvika
Luxury Budget Tasks
Housemates providing feedback on each other.[56]
Feela Peela (Housemates are divided into 2 teams, one team tells a story and the other team must expose the lies in the story.)[56]
Ivar Yaar Endru Therigiradha (Housemates are divided into 2 teams, with members of 1 team telling a story and the other team finding out who wrote the story.)[57]
Sonnapadi Kelu (Housemates are divided into 8 teams of 2 members each, each team has to follow what is written in an envelope.)[57]
Exits
None.[11]
Week 2
House Captain
Nithya
Captain's Competition
Chosen by Bigg Boss
In Jail
None
Nominations
Ananth, Mamathi, Mumtaz and Ponnambalam
Luxury Budget Tasks
Intha Veetil Yaar Sirapaaga Nirvaagam Seyya Koodiyavargal - Aangala Pengala? (Housemates were divided into 2 teams based on their gender. Initially, the male team acted as the owners with the female team acting as the servants. Each male housemate is assigned one female housemate as his servant, who has to obey the orders of the male owner. Later, the roles reversed, with the males acting as the servants and the females as the owners.)[58][59]
Exits
Mamathi was evicted on Day 14.[60]
Week 3
House Captain
Vaishnavi
Captain's Competition
Sendrayan
In Jail
None
Nominations
Ananth, Balaji, Mumtaz, Nithya and Ponnambalam
Luxury Budget Tasks
Thanni La Kandam (Housemates are divided into 2 teams, each team must stop water flowing out of a tank with their hands.)[61]
Exits
Ananth was evicted on Day 21.[62]
Week 4
House Captain
Ramya, Nithya (Former captain shown in Italic)
Captain's Competition
All housemates (Ramya), self-nominated (Nithya)
In Jail
Ponnambalam, Yashika, Nithya and Mahat
Nominations
Balaji, Nithya, Ponnambalam and Yashika
Luxury Budget Tasks
Thittam Pottu Thirudara Kootam (Housemates are divided into 3 teams. One team is made up of thieves, the other team police and the third team as common citizens. The police and common citizens need to stop the thieves from robbery and the police will determine the appropriate punishment for the thieves if they are caught.)[63]
Exits
Nithya was evicted on Day 28.[64]
Week 5
House Captain
Mahat
Captain's Competition
Balaji and Shariq
In Jail
Balaji
Nominations
Aishwarya, Balaji, Janani, Ponnambalam and Ramya
Luxury Budget Tasks
Kanaa Kaanum Kaalangal (School-related tasks.)[65]
Exits
Ramya was evicted on Day 35.[66]
Week 6
House Captain
None
Captain's Competition
N/A
In Jail
Mahat and Balaji
Nominations
Aishwarya, Mahat, Mumtaz, Ponnambalam, Vaishnavi and Yashika (Housemate saved from eviction even though nominated shown in Italic)
Luxury Budget Tasks
Enga Area Ulla Varadha (Housemates are split into 2 teams and given tasks to win and rule over different parts of the house.)[67]
Exits
Vaishnavi was sent to the Secret Room on Day 42.[18]
Week 7
Entrances
Vaishnavi Prasad re-entered the house on Day 46 after spending 4 days in the Secret Room.
House Captain
Aishwarya
Captain's Competition
All housemates
In Jail
All housemates except Aishwarya, Daniel, Janani and Balaji
Nominations
Balaji, Mahat, Mumtaz, Ponnambalam, Riythvika and Shariq
Luxury Budget Tasks
Rani Maharani (Housemates must obey the orders of Aishwarya, who is assigned as the dictator of the house.)[68]
Exits
Shariq was evicted on Day 49.[21]
Week 8
House Captain
Shariq, Yashika (Former captain shown in Italic)
Captain's Competition
Riythvika (Shariq), Chosen by Shariq (Yashika)
In Jail
None
Nominations
Janani, Ponnambalam and Sendrayan
Luxury Budget Tasks
Yennaipol Oruvan (Housemates are divided into 2 teams, each team member must impersonate a housemate belonging to the other team.)[69]
Exits
Ponnambalam was evicted on Day 56.[46]
Week 9
House Captain
Aishwarya
Captain's Competition
Janani
In Jail
None
Nominations
Daniel, Janani, Riythvika, Sendrayan and Vaishnavi
Luxury Budget Tasks
Bommalattam (Housemates are divided into 2 teams and each team must make toys out of the raw material brought from outside. A supervisor from each team will then check the other team's toys and accept/reject them.)[70]
Exits
Vaishnavi was evicted on Day 63.[71]
Week 10
Entrances
Vijayalakshmi Feroz entered the house on Day 67.
House Captain
Yashika
Captain's Competition
Mahat
In Jail
None
Nominations
Aishwarya, Balaji, Mahat, Mumtaz and Sendrayan (Housemate saved from eviction even though nominated shown in Italic)
Luxury Budget Tasks
Uthama Villaingal (Housemates are divided into 2 teams, one consisting of super-heroes and the other comprising super-villains. The superheroes need to save a dummy locked up in the jail, while the super-villains should irritate the super-heroes such that they retaliate. Both teams interchanged their roles a day after, where now the objective was for the super-heroes team to stop the super-villains team from making bombs.)[72][73]
Exits
Mahat was evicted on Day 70.[27]
Week 11
House Captain
Mahat, Sendrayan (Former captain shown in Italic)
Captain's Competition
Aishwarya, Mumtaz, Sendrayan and Yashika (Mahat), Chosen by Kamal Haasan (Sendrayan)
In Jail
None
Nominations
Balaji, Daniel and Janani
Luxury Budget Tasks
Freeze and Release (Housemates must freeze in their positions when Bigg Boss says Freeze and should not move again until Bigg Boss says Release. Housemates will be punished for failure.)[47]
Exits
Daniel was evicted on Day 77.[74]
Week 12
House Captain
Yashika
Captain's Competition
Aishwarya, Mumtaz, Riythvika, Sendrayan and Vijayalakshmi
In Jail
None
Nominations
Aishwarya, Janani, Mumtaz, Sendrayan and Vijayalakshmi
Luxury Budget Tasks
Housemates are told through telephone that they are directly nominated for the following week eviction process and must convince another housemate to perform a particular task in order to save themselves from the direct nomination.[75]
Exits
Sendrayan was evicted on Day 84.[76]
Week 13
House Captain
Riythvika
Captain's Competition
All housemates
In Jail
None
Nominations
Aishwarya, Mumtaz, Riythvika and Vijayalakshmi
Luxury Budget Tasks
Housemates played various tasks with some of the Season 1 contestants, who stayed in the house during the week as guests.[31]
Ticket to Finale task - Suthi Suthi Vandheenga (Housemates have to walk on a circular platform continuously with a bowl of water in their hand. After each round, the water levels of the bowls are checked. The housemate with the least amount of water in his/her bowl will be disqualified. The last housemate standing will achieve immunity till the final week.)[31]
Exits
Mumtaz was evicted on Day 91.[31]
Week 14
House Captain
None
Captain's Competition
N/A
In Jail
None
Nominations
Aishwarya, Balaji, Riythvika, Vijayalakshmi and Yashika
Luxury Budget Tasks
Housemates have to take part in various tasks to accumulate points. The housemate with the maximum points at the end of all the tasks will receive a special prize.[16]
Exits
Balaji and Yashika were evicted on Day 98.[32][33]
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During the final week the public vote for who they want to win Bigg Boss. The finalists for the title are as following:
Aishwarya Dutta
Janani Iyer
Riythvika
Vijayalakshmi Feroz
Winner Riythvika[10]
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Runner-up Aishwarya Dutta[10]
Third place Vijayalakshmi Feroz[10]
Fourth place Janani Iyer[55]
Events
The partial audio launch of the Kamal Haasan's film Vishwaroopam 2 was held on 30 June 2018 during the ongoing season with Shruti Haasan invited as a special guest of the show to inaugurate the audio launch.[60]
In episode 53 (Day 52) aired on 8 August 2018, the Bigg Boss housemates were issued the notice of the death of 5-time former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu M. Karunanidhi who died on 7 August 2018. They paid tribute to him and shared their memories of him during the show.[77][78][79]
On 10 September 2018 an air conditioning mechanic fell from the second floor of the set. His injuries resulted in death.[80]
On 26 September 2018, the Bigg Boss 2 votings were viewed in Vijay TV. When viewed, the votes of actresses Janani Iyer and Vijayalakshmi Feroz had decreased after a couple of hours instead on increasing. A rumour spread that the voting process is fake and the deducted votes from them were transferred to actress Aishwarya Dutta's votes in the final week of Bigg Boss 2.[citation needed]
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Jump up ^ "சேரெல்லாம் சைஸ் மாறிப் போச்சு.. பாத்ரூமுக்குள்ளேயே தம்மடிக்கலாம்.. புதுப் பொலிவுடன் பிக் பாஸ் வீடு!". Filmibeat (in Tamil). 2018-06-14. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
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Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss House Photos (New): Colourful Bigg Boss Tamil season 2 House visit". WORLDHAB. 2018-06-15. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
Jump up ^ "புதிய ஜெயில் அறைத்தலான செட்! EXCLUSIVE புகைப்படங்கள் !! - NDTV Tamil Cinema". NDTV Tamil Cinema (in Tamil). 2018-06-14. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
Jump up ^ "'பிக் பாஸ் 2' வீட்டுக்குள் ஜெயில்: இந்த முறை என்ன மாதிரியெல்லாம் தண்டனை இதோ..." (in Tamil). Retrieved 15 June 2018.
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^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2: Meet the contestants of Kamal Haasan’s show
Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, June 29, 2018: Men's team wins the task". 30 June 2018.
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 23: Does sitting in the same bed as a man makes a woman characterless, asks Yaashika
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2: NSK Ramya's leadership revoked; Yaashika, Nithya, Ponnambalam, Balaji face elimination
^ Jump up to: a b c Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 37: Aishwarya, Yaashika and Mahat get nominated
^ Jump up to: a b c Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 17 September 2018: Vijayalakshmi and Yashika ace their tasks
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 27 July 2018: Aishwarya Dutta becomes the captain of the house
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 43: Vaishnavi Prasad sent to secret room, housemates think she is evicted
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 48: Ghajinikanth team in house, Vaishnavi out of secret room
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 47: Aishwarya’s rule ends in tears and recriminations
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 5 August 2018: Shariq Hassan gets evicted from the house
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 6 August 2018: Janani, Ponnambalam and Sendrayan get nominated
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 13 August 2018: Daniel, Vaisnhavi, Sendrayan, Janani get nominated for eviction
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 16 August 2018: Fights get uglier to win the task
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 20 August 2018: Mumtaz, Mahat, Sendrayan and Bhalajie are nominated
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 24 August 2018: Wildcard entrant Vijayalakshmi enters the house
^ Jump up to: a b c Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 71: Mahat gets evicted, Yaashika wants to leave the show too
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 27 August 2018: Housemates spent an emotional day
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 6 September 2018: Riythvika to face direct nomination due to Mumtaz
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 10 September 2018: Season 1 contestants visit the house
^ Jump up to: a b c d e f Bigg Boss Tamil 2 weekly updates: Mumtaz evicted; Arav launches first look of Raja Bheema
^ Jump up to: a b c Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 22 September 2018: Bhalajie evicted from reality show hosted by Kamal Haasan
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 elimination: Yashika evicted; Riythvika Aishwarya, Vijayalakshmi enter grand finale
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 highlights: Oviya re-enters, this time as a guest; Kamal Haasan returns with a bang
Jump up ^ "ஓவியாவே இருக்காங்க ஓ.கே. ஆனா, பிக்பாஸ்-2 ஓவியா யாரு பாஸ்? #BiggBossTamil" (in Tamil). 2018-06-18. Retrieved 18 June 2018.
Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, July 13, 2018: Actors Karthi, Soori and Director Pandiraj cheer up the inmates - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
Jump up ^ "Karthi and Soori enter Bigg Boss house! - Tamil Movie News - IndiaGlitz.com". IndiaGlitz.com. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss Promo 2 - July 13 2018". Behind Talkies. 2018-07-13. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
Jump up ^ S, KARTHIKEYAN. "பிக்பாஸ் வீட்டுக்குள் 'கடைக்குட்டி சிங்கம்'..!". Eenadu English Portal (in Tamil). Retrieved 14 July 2018.
Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss Tamil 2 weekly updates: Ramya, Aishwarya, Balaji, Ponnambalam, Janani Iyer face elimination- Entertainment News, Firstpost". Firstpost. Retrieved 19 July 2018.
Jump up ^ "சினேகன் சொன்னதை கேட்டு பிக் பாஸ் பார்த்தவர்களுக்கு ஒரு நிமிஷம் தலையே சுத்திருச்சு". Filmibeat (in Tamil). 2018-07-18. Retrieved 19 July 2018.
Jump up ^ "Episode 30 Highlights: பள்ளி பருவத்திற்கே அழைத்துச் செல்லப்பட்ட பிக்பாஸ் குடும்பத்தினா் - Samayam Tamil". samayam Tamil (in Tamil). 2018-07-18. Retrieved 19 July 2018.
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil Season 2 Jul 19 Preview: Housemates Turn Emotional As Orphaned Kids Pay Them A Visit
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 weekly updates: Contestants escape eviction; Vishwaroopam 2 team visits the house
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 10 August 2018: Aishwarya Dutta becomes captain for the second time
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 eviction: Ponnambalam is the sixth contestant to be eliminated from Kamal Haasan's show
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 28 August 2018: Nithya's letter leaves Bhalajie heartbroken
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 29 August 2018: Aishwarya Dutta's mom apologises to Bhalajie and Mumtaz
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 30 August 2018: Sendrayan gets a pleasant surprise
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 24 September 2018: Vaishnavi Prasad and Ramya NSK played a crazy prank with the inmates
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 25 September 2018: Garbage throwing act leaves Nithya distressed over Aishwarya
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 26 September 2018: Bhalajie enters the house; Inmates revisit the controversial moments
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 27 September 2018: Sendrayan and Mahat Raghavendra visit the house
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 day 104 highlights: Finalists and ex-contestants gather for a reunion - The Times of India
^ Jump up to: a b c d e "Bigg Boss Tamil 2 grand finale - Live updates: Janani Iyer eliminated from the show". IB Times. Retrieved 29 September 2018.
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 Written update, 19 June 2018: Janani Iyer finishes the luxury budget task successfully
^ Jump up to: a b Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 21 June 2018: Inmates lose points for breaking the rules
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 10: Mumtaz refuses to obey her ‘masters’
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 28 June 2018: Men’s team became assistants for the luxury budget task
^ Jump up to: a b "Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 15: Kamal Haasan launches Vishwaroopam 2 audio, Mamathi evicted". hindustantimes.com. 2018-07-02. Retrieved 2 July 2018.
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 17: Vaishnavi’s decision as captain questioned by Sharik
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 eviction: Ananth Vaidyanathan eliminated from Kamal Haasan's show
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 24: Ponnambalam doesn’t understand double entendre, but delivers it well
Jump up ^ Boss Tamil 2 third elimination: Nithya evicted from Kamal Haasan-hosted show
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 17 July 2018: The housemates become students
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil elimination: Ramya evicted from Kamal Haasan's show
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 38: Aishwarya feels housemates are victimising her
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 45: Aishwarya dumps trash on Balaji’s head
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 7 August 2018: Housemates enjoy the role reversal task
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 14 August 2018: Daniel and Mahat get into an ugly fight
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 64: Vaishnavi is evicted, Mahat feels betrayed by Yaashika
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 22 August 2018: Mahat takes upper hand on Mumtaz, Daniel during the new task
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 23 August 2018: Daniel and Mahat get into a fight
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 eviction: Danny is the ninth contestant to be eliminated from Kamal Haasan's show
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 4 September 2018: Aishwarya Dutta tricks Sendrayan
Jump up ^ Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, 9 September 2018: Sendrayan gets evicted
Jump up ^ "Episode 53: தமிழ் என்றால் கலைஞர் கருணாநிதி தான் - 'பிக்பாஸ்' போட்டியாளர்கள் உருக்கம் - Samayam Tamil". samayam Tamil (in Tamil). 2018-08-08. Retrieved 10 August 2018.
Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss Tamil 2 housemates informed about Karunanidhi's death, news leaves them shocked - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 10 August 2018.
Jump up ^ "Bigg Boss Tamil 2 written update, August 9, 2018: Housemates share the memories of Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 10 August 2018.
Jump up ^ Accident on Bigg Boss 2 Tamil sets, technician dead
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Emil Minty
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Emil Minty
Born
1972 (age 45–46)
Sydney, Australia
Occupation
Actor
Years active
1981–1992
Emil Minty (born 1972) is an Australian former child actor. He played The Feral Kid, a feral child in the 1981 film Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. As an actor, he had no lines in the film. After Mad Max 2, Minty had minor parts in Fluteman (1982) and in The Winds of Jarrah (1983). In 1990 he appeared in a few episodes of A Country Practice.
Minty withdrew from acting when he finished school. He became a jeweller, and has worked at Chris Lewis Jewellers in Sydney's Gladesville since the early 1990s. He is a father of two.[1]
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Filmography[edit]
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) - The Feral Kid
Fluteman (1982) - Toby
The Winds of Jarrah (1983) - Andy Marlow
"The Flying Doctors" (1990) - Mat Coulson
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Lehmann, Megan (May 9, 2015). "From Mad Max’s feral child... to Sydney jeweller". The Daily Telegraph.
Bibliography[edit]
Holmstrom, John. The Moving Picture Boy: An International Encyclopaedia from 1895 to 1995. Norwich, Michael Russell, 1996, p. 394.
External links[edit]
Emil Minty on IMDb
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Liberty Bowl
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For the stadium, see Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
Liberty Bowl
AutoZone Liberty Bowl
Stadium
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Location
Memphis, Tennessee
Previous stadiums
John F. Kennedy Stadium (1959–1963)
Convention Hall (1964)
Previous locations
Philadelphia (1959–1963)
Atlantic City, New Jersey (1964)
Operated
1959–present
Conference tie-ins
Big 12 #4 Pick[1] vs SEC Pool Pick[2]
The American (alternate)[3]
Previous conference tie-ins
C-USA (1996–2013)
MWC (1998–2005)
winner of the Commander in Chief's Trophy (1989–1992)
Payout
US$2,400,000[4] (As of 2014[update])
Sponsors
St. Jude (1993–1996)
AXA Financial (1997–2003)
AutoZone (2004–present)
Former names
Liberty Bowl (1959–1992)
St. Jude Liberty Bowl (1993–1996)
AXA Liberty Bowl (1997–2003)
2016 matchup
Georgia vs. TCU (Georgia 31–23)
2017 matchup
Memphis vs. Iowa State[5] (Iowa State 21–20)
The Liberty Bowl, officially the AutoZone Liberty Bowl for sponsorship purposes, is an annual American college football bowl game played in late December or early January since 1959. Since 1965, the game has been held at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee. For its first five years, it was played in Philadelphia. Since 2004, the game has been sponsored by Memphis-based auto parts retailer AutoZone. Because of the scheduling of the bowl game near the end of the calendar year, no game was played during calendar years 2008 or 2015, while two games were played in calendar years 2010 and 2016.
Contents
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1 History
2 Matchup
2.1 Recent matchups of note
3 Game results
4 MVPs
5 Broadcasters
6 Appearances by team
7 See also
8 References
9 External links
History[edit]
A. F. "Bud" Dudley, a former Villanova athletic-director, created the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia in 1959. The game was played at Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium. It was the only cold-weather bowl game of its time, and was plagued by poor attendance. The inaugural game was the most successful of the five held in Philadelphia, as 38,000 fans watched Penn State beat Alabama 7–0 in 1959.
A group of Atlantic City businessmen convinced Dudley to move his game from Philadelphia to Atlantic City's Convention Hall for 1964 and guaranteed Dudley $25,000.[6] It would be the first major (University Division, now Division I) bowl game played indoors. AstroTurf was still in its developmental stages and was unavailable for the game. Convention Hall was equipped with a 4-inch-thick (100 mm) grass surface with two inches of burlap underneath it (as padding) on top of concrete. To keep the grass growing, artificial lighting was installed and kept on 24 hours a day. The entire process cost about $16,000. End-zones were only 8 yards long. 6,059 fans saw Utah rout West Virginia. Dudley was paid $25,000 from Atlantic City businessmen, $60,000 from the gate, and $95,000 from television revenues, for $10,000 net profit.[7]
Dudley moved the game to Memphis in 1965, where it has made its home at what became Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium to much larger crowds and has established itself as one of the oldest non-BCS bowls.
Matchup[edit]
During the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Liberty Bowl offered an automatic invitation to the winner of the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, if that team was bowl eligible.[8]
Beginning in 1996, the Liberty Bowl began an affiliation with the newly launched Conference USA, offering its champion an automatic bid. Beginning in 2005, the winner of C-USA was determined by the newly created C-USA championship game. The winner of that game was customarily offered the bowl berth from 2005–2013.
In 1996 and 1997, the opponent for the C-USA champion was a team from the Big East. In 1998, the Liberty Bowl replaced the Holiday Bowl in a shared contract with the Cotton Bowl and had second choice between the WAC champion and a team from the SEC. From 1999 to 2005, the opponent for the C-USA champion was the Mountain West champion. There were two exceptions:
2004: Mountain West champion Utah qualified for the BCS. In their place, the Liberty Bowl chose WAC champion Boise State.
2005: Mountain West champion TCU chose to play in the Houston Bowl. At-large WAC team Fresno State took their place.
In 1999, the Mountain West Conference did not have an outright champion, as three teams tied for the conference lead. The conference's bid for the game was given to Colorado State.
The bowl's contract from 2006 until 2013 pitted the winner of the C-USA championship game against the eighth pick from the SEC. The American was to provide its fifth-place team as an alternate if the SEC could not provide a team. The SEC was also given veto power for the bowl, and elected to use it in 2011 to block C-USA champion Southern Miss from playing Vanderbilt; instead Cincinnati got the spot and Southern Miss accepted an invitation to the Hawaii Bowl instead.[9][10]
Since 2014, the matchup features a team from the SEC against the #4 pick from the Big 12 Conference. The Liberty Bowl is part of a six-bowl SEC pool arrangement that also involves the Belk, Music City, Outback, TaxSlayer, and Texas bowls; these bowls will choose one representative from the conference each, while the College Football Playoff receiving first choice (usually the Sugar Bowl in years it does not serve as a national semifinal) and the Citrus Bowl second choice.
The game is televised nationally on ESPN, and is carried nationwide by ESPN Radio, and internationally by ESPN International.
Recent matchups of note[edit]
The 2010 win by UCF was the program's first-ever bowl victory.
The 2011 game matched Coaches' Poll #24 ranked Cincinnati against upstart Vanderbilt, and unlike most lower tier bowls, it aired on the broadcast network ABC rather than its cable brethren ESPN. Cincinnati defeated Vanderbilt in a second-half comeback.
The 2012 Liberty Bowl featured a matchup between the Iowa State Cyclones (9th place in the Big 12) and the Tulsa Golden Hurricane (Conference USA champions).[11] Iowa State defeated Tulsa 38–23 in the season's first weekend, however Tulsa defeated Iowa State 31–17 in the rematch of the regular season game.[11] Though the bowl normally selects a team from the SEC, it invited Iowa State because the SEC did not have enough bowl-eligible teams to fill all of its contracted bowl games.[12]
Game results[edit]
Boise State and Louisville square off in the 2004 Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee.
Date Played
Winning Team
Losing Team
Notes
December 19, 1959 Penn State 7 Alabama 0 notes
December 20, 1960 Penn State 41 Oregon 12 notes
December 16, 1961 Syracuse 15 Miami (Florida) 14 notes
December 15, 1962 Oregon State 6 Villanova 0 notes
December 21, 1963 Mississippi State 16 North Carolina State 12 notes
December 19, 1964 Utah 32 West Virginia 6 notes
December 18, 1965 Mississippi 13 Auburn 7 notes
December 10, 1966 Miami (Florida) 14 Virginia Tech 7 notes
December 16, 1967 North Carolina State 14 Georgia 7 notes
December 14, 1968 Mississippi 34 Virginia Tech 17 notes
December 13, 1969 Colorado 47 Alabama 33 notes
December 12, 1970 Tulane 17 Colorado 3 notes
December 20, 1971 Tennessee 14 Arkansas 13 notes
December 18, 1972 Georgia Tech 31 Iowa State 30 notes
December 17, 1973 North Carolina State 31 Kansas 18 notes
December 16, 1974 Tennessee 7 Maryland 3 notes
December 22, 1975 USC 20 Texas A&M 0 notes
December 20, 1976 Alabama 36 UCLA 6 notes
December 19, 1977 Nebraska 21 North Carolina 17 notes
December 23, 1978 Missouri 20 LSU 15 notes
December 22, 1979 Penn State 9 Tulane 6 notes
December 27, 1980 Purdue 28 Missouri 25 notes
December 30, 1981 Ohio State 31 Navy 28 notes
December 29, 1982 Alabama 21 Illinois 15 notes
December 29, 1983 Notre Dame 19 Boston College 18 notes
December 27, 1984 Auburn 21 Arkansas 15 notes
December 27, 1985 Baylor 21 LSU 7 notes
December 29, 1986 Tennessee 21 Minnesota 14 notes
December 29, 1987 Georgia 20 Arkansas 17 notes
December 28, 1988 Indiana 34 South Carolina 10 notes
December 29, 1989 Mississippi 42 Air Force 29 notes
December 27, 1990 Air Force 23 Ohio State 11 notes
December 29, 1991 Air Force 38 Mississippi State 15 notes
December 31, 1992 Mississippi 13 Air Force 0 notes
December 28, 1993 Louisville 18 Michigan State 7 notes
December 31, 1994 Illinois 30 East Carolina 0 notes
December 30, 1995 East Carolina 19 Stanford 13 notes
December 27, 1996 Syracuse 30 Houston 17 notes
December 31, 1997 Southern Mississippi 41 Pittsburgh 7 notes
December 31, 1998 Tulane 41 BYU 27 notes
December 31, 1999 Southern Mississippi 23 Colorado State 17 notes
December 29, 2000 Colorado State 22 Louisville 17 notes
December 31, 2001 Louisville 28 BYU 10 notes
December 31, 2002 TCU 17 Colorado State 3 notes
December 31, 2003 Utah 17 Southern Mississippi 0 notes
December 31, 2004 Louisville 44 Boise State[a 1] 40 notes
December 31, 2005 Tulsa 31 Fresno State 24 notes
December 29, 2006 South Carolina 44 Houston 36 notes
December 29, 2007 Mississippi State 10 Central Florida 3 notes
January 2, 2009 Kentucky 25 East Carolina 19 notes
January 2, 2010 Arkansas 20 East Carolina 17 notes
December 31, 2010 Central Florida 10 Georgia 6 notes
December 31, 2011 Cincinnati 31 Vanderbilt 24 notes
December 31, 2012 Tulsa 31 Iowa State 17 notes
December 31, 2013 Mississippi State 44 Rice 7 notes
December 29, 2014 Texas A&M 45 West Virginia 37 notes
January 2, 2016 Arkansas 45 Kansas State 23 notes
December 30, 2016 Georgia 31 TCU 23 notes
December 30, 2017 Iowa State 21 Memphis 20 notes
Jump up ^ Mountain West Conference champion Utah was released from their contractual obligation to the Liberty Bowl after earning a BCS berth in 2004. Western Athletic Conference champion Boise State took Utah's place.
MVPs[edit]
Year
MVP
School
Position
1959 Jay Huffman Penn State C
1960 Dick Hoak Penn State RB
1961 Dick Easterly Syracuse RB
1962 Terry Baker Oregon State QB
1963 Ode Burrell Mississippi State HB
1964 Ernest Allen Utah QB
1965 Tom Bryan Auburn FB
1966 Jimmy Cox Miami (Florida) SE
1967 Jim Donnan North Carolina State QB
1968 Steve Hindman Ole Miss TB
1969 Bobby Anderson Colorado TB
1970 Dave Abercrombie Tulane TB
1971 Joe Ferguson Arkansas QB
1972 Jim Stevens Georgia Tech QB
1973 Stan Fritts North Carolina State FB
1974 Randy White Maryland DT
1975 Ricky Bell USC RB
1976 Barry Krauss Alabama LB
1977 Matt Kupec North Carolina QB
1978 James Wilder Missouri RB
1979 Roch Hontas Tulane QB
1980 Mark Herrmann Purdue QB
1981 Eddie Myers Navy TB
1982 Jeremiah Castille Alabama DB
1983 Doug Flutie Boston College QB
1984 Bo Jackson Auburn RB
1985 Cody Carlson Baylor QB
1986 Jeff Francis Tennessee QB
1987 Greg Thomas Arkansas QB
1988 Dave Schnell Indiana QB
Year
MVP
School
Position
1989 Randy Baldwin Ole Miss RB
1990 Rob Perez Air Force QB
1991 Rob Perez Air Force QB
1992 Cassius Ware Ole Miss LB
1993 Jeff Brohm Louisville QB
1994 Johnny Johnson Illinois QB
1995 Kwame Ellis Stanford CB
1996 Malcolm Thomas Syracuse RB
1997 Sherrod Gideon Southern Miss. WR
1998 Shaun King Tulane QB
1999 Adalius Thomas Southern Miss. DE
2000 Cecil Sapp Colorado State RB
2001 Dave Ragone Louisville QB
2002 LaTarence Dunbar TCU WR
2003 Brandon Warfield Utah RB
2004 Stefan LeFors Louisville QB
2005 Paul Smith Tulsa QB
2006 Blake Mitchell South Carolina QB
2007 Derek Pegues Mississippi State FS
2009 Ventrell Jenkins Kentucky DT
2010 (Jan) Ryan Mallett Arkansas QB
2010 (Dec) Latavius Murray UCF RB
2011 Isaiah Pead Cincinnati RB
2012 Trey Watts Tulsa RB
2013 Dak Prescott Mississippi State QB
2014 Kyle Allen Texas A&M QB
2016 (Jan) Alex Collins Arkansas RB
2016 (Dec) Trenton Thompson Georgia DT
2017 Allen Lazard[13] Iowa State WR
Broadcasters[edit]
Main article: List of Liberty Bowl broadcasters
The inaugural Liberty Bowl in 1959 was televised by NBC, followed by ABC for 11 years. Between 1981 and 1988, the game was broadcast by several different networks. Since 1990, the game has been broadcast annually by ABC or ESPN.
Appearances by team[edit]
Through the December 2017 playing, there have been 59 games (118 total appearances).
Teams with multiple appearances
Rank
Team
Games
W–L
1 Arkansas 5 2–3
T2 Ole Miss 4 4–0
T2 Louisville 4 3–1
T2 Mississippi State 4 3–1
T2 Air Force 4 2–2
T2 Alabama 4 2–2
T2 Georgia 4 2–2
T2 East Carolina 4 1–3
3 Tennessee 3 3–0
T3 Penn State 3 3–0
T3 North Carolina State 3 2–1
T3 Southern Miss 3 2–1
T3 Tulane 3 2–1
T3 Colorado State 3 1–2
T3 Iowa State 3 1–2
Rank
Team
Games
W–L
T4 Syracuse 2 2–0
T4 Tulsa 2 2–0
T4 Utah 2 2–0
T4 UCF 2 1–1
T4 South Carolina 2 1–1
T4 Auburn 2 1–1
T4 Colorado 2 1–1
T4 Illinois 2 1–1
T4 Miami (Florida) 2 1–1
T4 Missouri 2 1–1
T4 Ohio State 2 1–1
T4 Texas A&M 2 1–1
T4 TCU 2 1–1
T4 BYU 2 0–2
T4 Houston 2 0–2
T4 LSU 2 0–2
T4 Virginia Tech 2 0–2
T4 West Virginia 2 0–2
Teams with a single appearance
Won: Baylor, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Kentucky, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oregon State, Purdue, USC
Lost: Boise State, Boston College, Fresno State, Kansas, Kansas State, Maryland, Memphis, Michigan State, Minnesota, Navy, North Carolina, Oregon, Pittsburgh, Rice, Stanford, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Villanova
See also[edit]
List of college bowl games
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Liberty Bowl teams with Big 12". ESPN.com. Associated Press. August 23, 2013.
Jump up ^ libertydev. "AutoZone Liberty Bowl". www.libertybowl.org. Retrieved 31 December 2017.
Jump up ^ "American Athletic Conference - American Athletic Conference Announces 2014-19 Bowl Lineup". theamerican.org. Retrieved 31 December 2017.
Jump up ^ "AutoZone Liberty Bowl doubling payout in new deal with SEC". Retrieved 31 December 2017.
Jump up ^ "AutoZone Liberty Bowl". libertybowl.org. Retrieved May 16, 2017.
Jump up ^ Mazda, Jason (Dec 31, 2014). "50 years ago, indoor college football debuted in Atlantic City". Press of Atlantic City.
Jump up ^ Antonick, John (2005-06-22). "Unique Game". West Virginia Mountaineers. MSNsportsNET.com. Archived from the original on 2011-05-26. Retrieved 2009-04-26.
Jump up ^ Cavanaugh, Jack (1989-11-12). "COLLEGE FOOTBALL; Boston College Surprises Army". New York Times. Retrieved 2009-05-04.
Jump up ^ UCF Knights news, scores & more for the University of Central Florida - Orlando Sentinel Archived 2011-12-07 at the Wayback Machine.
Jump up ^ John (27 April 2010). "JSilver's UConn blog: Big East Bowl lineup complete". Retrieved 31 December 2017.
^ Jump up to: a b Chatmon, Brandon (2012-12-02). "AutoZone Liberty Bowl". ESPN.com. Retrieved 2012-12-02.
Jump up ^ Higgins, Ron (2012-12-02). "Tulsa, Iowa State land in Liberty Bowl; Rebels to Birmingham". The Commercial Appeal. Retrieved 2012-12-02.
Jump up ^ AutoZoneLibertyBowl (30 December 2017). "Congratulations to game MVP @AllenLazard #AZLB59 !pic.twitter.com/SItOouRn6O". Retrieved 31 December 2017.
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