Bowls / Playoffs - TV Schedule & Broadcaster Listing

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Still some crews TBD.

All times Eastern.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16​

Salute To Veterans Bowl
Troy vs Jacksonville State (in Montgomery, AL) 9:00 PM ESPN Matt Barrie, Tom Luginbill


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17​

Cure Bowl Old Dominion vs South Florida (in Orlando) 5:00 PM ESPN Dave Neal, Fozzy Whittaker
68 Ventures Bowl Louisiana vs Delaware (in Mobile, AL) 8:30 PM ESPN Clay Matvick, Max Browne


THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18​

Xbox Bowl Missouri State vs Arkansas State (in Frisco, TX) 9:00 PM ESPN2 Jorge Sedano, Rodney McLeod


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19​

Myrtle Beach Bowl Kennesaw State vs Western Michigan 11:00 AM ESPN Matt Schumacker, Dustin Fox
Gasparilla Bowl Memphis vs N.C. State (in Tampa) 2:30 PM ESPN Anish Shroff, Andre Ware
CFP First Round 9 Alabama @ 8 Oklahoma 8:00 PM ABC/ESPN Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20​

CFP First Round 10 Miami (FL) @ 7 Texas A&M 12:00 PM ABC/ESPN Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy
CFP First Round 20 (11) Tulane @ 6 Ole Miss 3:30 PM TNT/truTV Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer
FCS Semi-Final Montana @ Montana State 4:00 PM ABC Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler
Division II Championship Harding vs Ferris State (in McKinney, TX) 4:00 PM ESPN2 Shawn Kenney, Taylor McHargue
CFP First Round 24 (12) James Madison @ 5 Oregon 7:30 PM TNT/truTV Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick
FCS Semi-Final Illinois State @ Villanova 7:30 PM ESPN2 Lowell Galindo, Aaron Murray


MONDAY, DECEMBER 22​

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Washington State vs Utah State (in Boise) 2:00 PM ESPN Chuckie Kempf, Darius Walker


TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23​

Boca Raton Bowl Toledo vs Louisville 2:00 PM ESPN Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman
New Orleans Bowl Western Kentucky vs Southern Mississippi 5:30 PM ESPN Courtney Lyle, Rene Ingoglia
Frisco Bowl UNLV vs Ohio (in Frisco, TX) 9:00 PM ESPN Wes Durham, Steve Addazio


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24​

Hawai’i Bowl California vs Hawaii (in Honolulu) 8:00 PM ESPN Chris Cotter, Max Browne


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26​

GameAbove Sports Bowl Central Michigan vs Northwestern (in Detroit) 1:00 PM ESPN Matt Schumacker, Dustin Fox
Rate Bowl New Mexico vs Minnesota (in Phoenix) 4:30 PM ESPN Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison
First Responder Bowl Florida International vs UTSA (in Dallas) 8:00 PM ESPN Anish Shroff, Andre Ware


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27​

Military Bowl Pittsburgh vs East Carolina (in Annapolis, MD) 11:00 AM ESPN Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman
Pinstripe Bowl Penn State vs Clemson (in the Bronx, NY) 12:00 PM ABC Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek
Fenway Bowl Connecticut vs Army (in Boston) 2:15 PM ESPN Wes Durham, Steve Addazio
Pop-Tarts Bowl 22 Georgia Tech vs 12 BYU (in Orlando) 3:30 PM ABC POS Mark Jones, Roddy Jones
Arizona Bowl Miami (OH) vs Fresno State (in Tucson) 4:30 PM CW
New Mexico Bowl 25 North Texas vs San Diego State (in Albuquerque) 5:45 PM ESPN Lowell Galindo, Aaron Murray
Gator Bowl 19 Virginia vs Missouri (in Jacksonville) 7:30 PM ABC Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick
Texas Bowl LSU vs 21 Houston (in Houston) 9:15 PM ESPN Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cubelic


MONDAY, DECEMBER 29​

Birmingham Bowl Georgia Southern vs Appalachian State 2:00 PM ESPN Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb


TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30​

Independence Bowl Coastal Carolina vs Louisiana Tech (in Shreveport, LA) 2:00 PM ESPN Clay Matvick, Chase Daniel
Music City Bowl Tennessee vs Illinois (in Nashville) 5:30 PM ESPN Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cubelic
Alamo Bowl 16 USC vs TCU (in San Antonio) 9:00 PM ESPN Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31​

ReliaQuest Bowl 23 Iowa vs 14 Vanderbilt (in Tampa) 12:00 PM ESPN Roy Philpott, Sam Acho
Sun Bowl Arizona State vs Duke (in El Paso) 2:00 PM CBS Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson (no red list; being nice)
Citrus Bowl 18 Michigan vs 13 Texas (in Orlando) 3:00 PM ABC POS Mark Jones, Roddy Jones
Las Vegas Bowl Nebraska vs 15 Utah 3:30 PM ESPN Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler
Cotton Bowl (CFP Quarterfinal) Texas A&M/Miami winner vs 2 Ohio State (in Arlington, TX) 7:30 PM ESPN Pasch, Dvoracek

THURSDAY, JANUARY 1​

Orange Bowl (CFP Quarterfinal) Oregon/JMU winner vs 4 Texas Tech (in Miami) 12:00 PM ESPN Tessitore, Palmer
Rose Bowl (CFP Quarterfinal) Oklahoma/Alabama winner vs 1 Indiana (in Pasadena, CA) 4:00 PM ESPN Fowler, Herbstreit
Sugar Bowl (CFP Quarterfinal) Ole Miss/Tulane winner vs 3 Georgia (in New Orleans) 8:00 PM ESPN McDonough, McElroy


FRIDAY, JANUARY 2​

Armed Forces Bowl Rice vs Texas State (in Fort Worth, TX) 1:00 PM ESPN Lowell Galindo, Aaron Murray
Liberty Bowl Navy vs Cincinnati (in Memphis) 4:30 PM ESPN Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison
Holiday Bowl 17 Arizona vs SMU (in San Diego) 8:00 PM FOX
Duke’s Mayo Bowl Wake Forest vs Mississippi State (in Charlotte) 8:00 PM ESPN Anish Shroff, Andre Ware


SUNDAY, JANUARY 4​

Division III Championship (in Canton, OH) 8:00 PM ESPN


MONDAY, JANUARY 5​

FCS Championship (in Nashville) 7:30 PM ESPN



THURSDAY, JANUARY 8​

Fiesta Bowl (CFP Semifinal) (in Phoenix) 7:30 PM ESPN


FRIDAY, JANUARY 9​

Peach Bowl (CFP Semifinal) (in Atlanta) 7:30 PM ESPN



MONDAY, JANUARY 19​

CFP National Championship (in Miami) 7:30 PM
 
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Herbie with a nice b2b of Rams Seahawks on Thursday and slide right into Norman for the playoff on Friday.
 
CPA-hole said:
Gus has rubbed off way too much on JK.
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And probably rubbed off way too much to the AAG.

Interesting observation. I've been trying to figure out what's happened to Klatt and maybe you can only be around weirdness so long before you start getting sideways yourself.
 
Frank Costanza said:
And probably rubbed off way too much to the AAG.

Interesting observation. I've been trying to figure out what's happened to Klatt and maybe you can only be around weirdness so long before you start getting sideways yourself.
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Klatt needs a new partner. He's still spectacular on his podcast. Love his insight. He's stuck in a bad relationship at this point.

Although that's nothing compared to poor Herbie in the Amazon booth.

I'll take Herbie and Peter the Dog calling TNF next year please.
 
24MM viewers for the Rose Bowl. Biggest # for any playoff game since the12-team inception including last year's final.
 
B.A.R. said:
Assuming this was predetermined ahead of the bowls.
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McDonough said they were predetermined before the quarter finals.

He lives in Scottsdale so he would've preferred doing that game, not only because of the proximity to home, but the fact they called the Miami/Texas A&M game, but the Miss/UGA game. He felt they were more familiar with those two teams.
 
CPA-hole said:
McDonough said they were predetermined before the quarter finals.

He lives in Scottsdale so he would've preferred doing that game, not only because of the proximity to home, but the fact they called the Miami/Texas A&M game, but the Miss/UGA game. He felt they were more familiar with those two teams.
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Thanks for the correction. I thought he lived in Conn.

Where did you hear the above? Always interested to hear more of McDonough in any respect.
 
Frank Costanza said:
Thanks for the correction. I thought he lived in Conn.

Where did you hear the above? Always interested to hear more of McDonough in any respect.
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I did too. That's why I went and listened to the interview again. But after googling more, it said he lives in Scottsdale.

Interview with 680 in Atlanta day after Sugar Bowl.
 
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