 Still, several modern baseball-specific stadiums are able to be (and have been) converted for football use.In addition to the aforementioned T-Mobile Park, which has hosted occasional college football games, San Francisco's Oracle Park (which hosted the San Francisco Demons of the original XFL, hosted the college bowl game now known as the Redbox Bowl from 2002 to 2013, and also hosted California Golden Bears football games in the 2011 season while that team's stadium was being renovated), Phoenix's Chase Field (which hosted the game now known as the Cheez-It Bowl from 2000–2005), and St. Petersburg's Tropicana Field (which was built as a baseball-specific stadium, but hosted the college bowl game now known as the Gasparilla Bowl from 2008–2017) have all been used to host professional and college games since they were built; Tropicana Field, being an indoor stadium, has also hosted the Tampa Bay Lightning ice hockey team for a time.