NCAA.com | January 1, 2014 History: Heart of Dallas Bowl Share The Heart of Dallas Bowl replaced the Cotton Bowl Classic when it moved from the Cotton Bowl to Cowboys Stadium in 2011. Starting in 2013, the Heart of Dallas group, which runs the bowl, expanded to manage other events, such as rock concerts and other sporting events.Memorable moments• In the inaugural game, then called the TicketCity Bowl, Texas Tech quarterback Taylor Potts finished his collegiate career in a big way, going 43 of 56 for 369 yards and four touchdowns in a 45-38 victory against Northwestern.• A year later, in 2012, Houston quarterback Case Keenum capped a remarkable career with yet another outstanding performance. Keenum went 45 of 69 for 532 yards, three touchdowns as the Cougars beat Penn State 30-14.• Oklahoma State wide receiver Josh Stewart did a bit of everything in the 2013 game: five catches for 56 yards, one carry for 21 yards and he even completed a pass for 15 to help the Pokes beat Purdue 58-14.HEART OF DALLAS BOWL RESULTSYEARWINNERSCORELOSERSCORE2011Texas Tech45Northwestern382012Houston30Penn State142013Oklahoma State58Purdue142014North Texas36UNLV14 Schools with most FCS football national championships Here are the schools with the most all-time FCS football championships. North Dakota has the most with eight titles. READ MORE South Dakota State vs. Sam Houston: Preview, all-time history, how to watch the 2020-21 FCS championship game No. 1 South Dakota State faces No. 2 Sam Houston in the 2020-21 FCS championship game in Frisco, Texas on May 16. Here's everything you need to know. READ MORE Walter Payton Award: Complete history of the FCS offensive honor The Walter Payton Award is given annually to the most outstanding offensive player in the FCS. Here's what to know about the subdivision's highest honor. READ MORE