Florida Citrus Sports CEO Steve Hogan joins FOX 35's Garrett Wymer to show off the trophies for the Cheez-Its Citrus Bowl and the Pop-Tarts Bowl, and to break down how these premiere sports events have a ripple effect that will bring more high-profile events and concerts to Orlando and Camping World Stadium.

Restrepo’s only “quiet’ games in 2024 came in blowout wins over Wake Forest, Florida State and Ball State. He totaled 100-plus receiving yards in six games — and his third touchdown catch in the Duke win broke open a one-possession game in the fourth quarter.

In an era of college football where bowl sponsors are constantly looking to up the antics, a functional toaster trophy is a novelty.

The Hurricanes will play in this year’s Pop-Tarts Bowl, which has quickly grown a following for its Pop Tart-based antics.

The viral Pop-Tarts Bowl is back for 2024 with a new and improved trophy and additional mascot flavors. Here's what you need to know.

The Pop-Tarts Bowl has added a new exciting feature to its trophy: a working toaster. The announcement was made through a video on social media, which actually showed real Pop-Tarts being toasted. GE Appliances was credited for making this happen.

The Pop-Tarts Bowl continues to be the quirkiest thing in all of sports, mostly because of the edible mascot, but we can’t get enough of all the stuff that comes along with that.

So in partnership with GE Appliances, the championship trophy for this year’s Pop-Tarts Bowl is a functioning one: It has its own built-in toaster. Like the edible mascot, the trophy a first-of-its-kind endeavor.