College Football 2022-23 Bowl season: Full Schedule, Dates, Fixtures and Live Stream Details

The whole calendar for the upcoming 2022-23 College Football Bowl games were made public, and it includes 43 games spread across three weeks in December and January. The action starts on December 16 with the Bahamas Bowl and continues until January 9 at SOFI Stadium in Inglewood, California, where the College Football Playoff national winner will be announced.

On Saturday, December 17, a jam-packed seven-game slate serves as the early schedule’s highlight. There are no bowl games scheduled for January 1 due to New Year’s Day coming on a Sunday, which is an odd anomaly for a day that is usually important in college football’s playoffs. Instead, the biggest days of the postseason will be January 2 and New Year’s Eve.

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The Allstate Sugar Bowl, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, and Fiesta Bowl will all be held on New Year’s Eve. The Peach and Fiesta Bowls will either start at 4 p.m. or 8 p.m., while the Sugar Bowl will start at noon.

The Cotton Bowl and Rose Bowl will both take place on January 2 at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m., respectively. The national championship game is set to take place at SoFi Stadium on Jan. 9, although the start time is undetermined.

The Peach Bowl and Fiesta Bowl, both CFP semifinal contests, are scheduled for December 31. The Cotton Bowl, Citrus Bowl, and Rose Bowl will take place on January 2. Following the conclusion of the conference championship games on Sunday, December 4, the names of the bowl participants will be announced.

The complete bowl schedule, with dates, timings, and network affiliations, is included below.

DATE BOWL MATCHUP
Dec. 16 Bahamas Bowl North Texas vs. Miami, Ohio
Dec. 16 Cure Bowl Georgia State vs. Kent State
Dec. 17 Wasabi Fenway Bowl Cincinnati vs. Boston College
Dec. 17 New Mexico Bowl BYU vs. Colorado State
Dec. 17 Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl Boise State vs. Washington State
Dec. 17 Lending Tree Bowl Toledo vs. Old Dominion
Dec. 17 Las Vegas Bowl Washington vs. Florida
Dec. 17 Frisco Bowl FAU vs. Tulsa
Dec. 19 Myrtle Beach Bowl UTEP vs. Marshall
Dec. 20 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Western Michigan vs. Air Force
Dec. 20 Boca Raton Bowl East Carolina vs. UTSA
Dec. 21 New Orleans Bowl UAB vs. Coastal Carolina
Dec. 22 Armed Forces Bowl Mississippi State* vs. Navy
Dec. 23 Independence Bowl Army vs. UCF
Dec. 23 Gasparilla Bowl SMU vs. Fresno State
Dec. 24 Hawaii Bowl WKU vs. San Diego State
Dec. 26 Quick Lane Bowl Minnesota vs. Central Michigan
Dec. 27 Camellia Bowl Appalachian State vs. Northern Illinois
Dec. 27 First Responder Bowl Arizona vs. West Virginia
Dec. 27 Birmingham Bowl Memphis vs. Virginia Tech
Dec. 27 Guaranteed Rate Bowl Iowa State vs. Nebraska
Dec. 28 Military Bowl Maryland* vs. Liberty
Dec. 28 Liberty Bowl Kansas State vs. South Carolina
Dec. 28 Texas Bowl Oklahoma State vs. Arkansas
Dec. 29 Pinstripe Bowl Purdue vs. Louisville
Dec. 29 Cheez-It Bowl North Carolina vs. Texas
Dec. 29 Alamo Bowl Baylor vs. Oregon
Dec. 30 Duke’s Mayo Bowl Iowa vs. N.C. State
Dec. 30 Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl Oregon State vs. Wake Forest
Dec. 30 Gator Bowl Pitt vs. Kentucky
Dec. 30 Arizona Bowl Bowling Green vs. Utah State
Dec. 31 Music City Bowl Penn State vs. LSU
Jan. 2 Tampa Bay Bowl Michigan State vs. Ole Miss
Jan. 2 Citrus Bowl Tennessee vs. Wisconsin
TBD Holiday Bowl UCLA vs. Florida State

Fans can watch the games live on ESPN, ABC and Barstool Sports.

 

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