Videoboard Scaled E1731520611588 — Cramton Bowl has hosted a bowl game since 2014. (Caleb Turrentine / The Bama Buzz)

College football bowl season is about a month away and it will kick off in the state capital.

Montgomery has hosted a bowl game every year since 2014, known as the Camellia Bowl in a nod to the State Flower of Alabama. But this year’s game has a new sponsor and a new name. Here’s what you need to know:

What: IS4S Salute to Veterans Bowl
When: Saturday, Dec. 14 | 8PM
Where: Cramton Bowl, 1022 Madison Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36107
Watch: ESPN
Tickets | More info

Keep reading to learn more about the new branding for Montgomery’s bowl game + see the complete schedule for Alabama’s bowl games next month.

Salute to Veterans Bowl

The first FBS bowl game of the season will kick off in Montgomery just moments after the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner is announced in New York.

This year’s bowl game will pit a Sun Belt Conference team against a Mid-American Conference (MAC) team.

The bowl game has welcomed Integrated Solutions for Systems (IS4S) as its corporate sponsor. IS4S is an employee-owned and controlled small business that provides a wide range of engineering and management solutions to the United States Armed Forces and other government and commercial agencies.

The city of Montgomery has been named a Great American Defense Community by the Association of Defense Communities, and Montgomery Mayor Steven L. Reed is excited by the new partnership.

“We are excited to see this change coming to the [former] Camellia Bowl. Considering IS4S’ involvement with our military, and Montgomery having the distinction of being named a Great American Defense Community by the Association of Defense Communities, I can think of no better partnership for this prestigious bowl game we host right here in our community.”
~ Montgomery Mayor Steven L. Reed

Bowl games in Alabama

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There are still three weeks of the regular season left for college football and while all eyes will be on the first ever 12-team playoff, the state of Alabama will be hosting six teams for bowl games.