those five Rose Bowl games, including both instances in which a different team lost the regular season game but won the Rose Bowl Game. 1956 Iowa 14, Oregon State 13 1957 Rose Bowl rematch: Iowa 35, Oregon State 19 1965 Michigan State 13, UCLA 3 1966 Rose Bowl rematch: UCLA 14, Michigan State 12 1975 Ohio State 41, UCLA 20 1976 Rose Bowl rematch: UCLA 23, Ohio State 10 1982 UCLA 31, Michigan 27 1983 Rose Bowl rematch: UCLA 24, Michigan 14 1987 Michigan State 27, USC 13 1988 Rose Bowl rematch: Michigan State 20, USC 17 Game arrangements Beginning with the 1947 Rose Bowl, the Pacific Coast representative was the home team, and the Big Nine representative was the visitor. This arrangement would alternate each year. The stadium seating started with the Big Nine representatives in the end zone, but eventually was set with the Big Ten fans and team on the West (press box) side, and Pacific-10 fans and team on the East side. The home team wears their darkest home jerseys, and the visiting team wears the white visiting jerseys. There have been exceptions to the uniform arrangement: UCLA wore their home jerseys, light blue, in the 1962, 1966, and 1976 Rose Bowl games, with the Big Ten opponent also wearing their home uniforms. From 1947 through 2001, the Big Ten team was the home team in odd-numbered years, and the Pac-10 team was the home team in even-numbered years. In 2003, Washington State was the home team, as a non-Big Ten or Pac-10 school (Oklahoma of the Big 12) was the opponent; the same applied in 2005, when Michigan played another Big 12 school, Texas. Beginning with the 2002 Rose Bowl, Nebraska was home, with team and fans on the East sideline. From 2006 through 2013, the home team had been the team with the highest BCS season ending ranking. For the 2005 Rose Bowl, the Michigan team was on the East sideline; Texas was the visiting team and was on the West sideline. For the 2006 Rose Bowl, USC was the home team and Texas was the visiting team on the West sideline. Traditionally, the Big Ten (or its BCS replacement) is on the West side (press box) and the Pac-12 team is on the East side. During the BCS era, the institution with the higher BCS ranking performed the national anthem, and performed first