The Legacy Bowl was an

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game played in

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on March 21, 2015, between

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and

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. Princeton was invited to play by Kwansei Gakuin.

Teams

Kwansei Gakuin

Kwansei Gakuin wore its blue jerseys.

Princeton

Princeton wore its white jerseys.

References

External links

* (Japanese) * (English) American football in Japan Princeton Tigers football games 2015 in Japanese sport 2015 college football season March 2015 sports events in Japan {{Americanfootball-stub