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Pasadena eyes Rose Parade and Bowl Game as key economic lifelines for small businesses.
City estimates 2024 economic impact at nearly $250 million from the Rose Bowl events.
Out-of-town visitors are expected to stay multiple nights, boosting hotels and local spending.
Restaurant owners hope renewed crowds translate into repeat business after recovery from wildfires.
Pasadena offers support measures like Unified Outdoor Dining and a cashback app.
Local restaurant owner emphasizes Pasadena’s role as neighborhood fabric and a hope for brighter times.
Officials anticipate thousands of visitors from out-of-town for the Rose Parade.
Unified efforts and local initiatives aim to sustain business after challenging year.
Parade and game are viewed as a potential spark for repeat dining and tourism.

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The article covers a new 80-team league proposal that would form eight conferences of ten teams.
Conference games would matter again, with nine in-conference games per team.
The plan would keep conference championship games relevant rather than deem them meaningless.
The Rose Bowl would host the final eight-team playoff rounds under the proposal.
The reform would emphasize regional alignment and restore clearer field criteria.
Notre Dame would be compelled to join a conference under this plan.

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Indiana and coach Bryant Haines agree to a contract extension, keeping the defensive backbone intact.
Head coach Curt Cignetti has stabilized Indiana, steering the program toward a top seed and playoff prospects.
Indiana’s defense, led by Haines, is cited as a main reason the Hoosiers entered the playoff as the overall top seed.
Indiana’s defensive success is highlighted as pivotal to maintaining program momentum.
The extension signals the program’s intent to protect crucial continuity despite external rumors.
Haines is among the highest-paid assistants in the country after the deal.
Indiana’s rise is framed against a backdrop of a wide coaching carousel nationwide.
Indiana’s contract extension runs through 2033, signaling long-term confidence in the program.
Bryant Haines remains a key architect of the Hoosiers' top-ranked defense this season.
Indiana aims to balance present success with future stability as it eyes the Rose Bowl showdown.

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