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College football 2017-18 bowl game schedule

By Carly Regehr

December 31, 2016; Glendale, AZ, USA; General view of the College Football Playoff championship trophy during the game between the Clemson Tigers and Ohio State Buckeyes at University of Phoenix Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports
December 31, 2016; Glendale, AZ, USA; General view of the College Football Playoff championship trophy during the game between the Clemson Tigers and Ohio State Buckeyes at University of Phoenix Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports /
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ESPN will satisfy each college football fans fix with a dosage of 35 postseason games, which start Dec. 16.

One thing ESPN has done very well is engineering its schedule around college football. And this season, ESPN is presenting a buffet of bowl games across its own channel, in addition to its parent company’s platform, ABC.

As the regular season winds down and players catch up on rest, ESPN will be busy working around the clock considering the slate of games it’s hosting for the 2017-18 college football postseason. As always, eyes will be on the Power 5 teams to see which teams will earn a spot in the College Football Playoff.

Mark your calendars now because ESPN has released the bowl game schedule you can see below.

College Football Bowl Game Schedule

"Sat, Dec. 16 – Air Force Reserved Celebration – ABC (Noon)Sat, Dec. 16 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl – ESPN (1:00)Sat, Dec. 16 – Las Vegas Bowl – ABC (3:30)Sat, Dec. 16 – Gildan New Mexico Bowl – ESPN (4:30)Sat, Dec. 16 – Raycom Media Camellia Bowl – ESPN (8:00)Tue, Dec. 19 – Boca Raton Bowl – ESPN (7:00)Thu, Dec. 21 – St. Petersburg Bowl – ESPN (8:00)Fri, Dec. 22 – Bahamas Bowl – ESPN (12:30)Fri, Dec. 22 – Famous Idaho Potato Bowl – ESPN (4:00)Sat, Dec. 23 – Birmingham Bowl – ESPN (Noon)Sat, Dec. 23 – Armed Forces Bowl – ESPN (3:30)Sat, Dec. 23 – Dollar General Bowl – ESPN (7:00)Sun, Dec. 24 – Hawaii Bowl – ESPN (8:30)Tue, Dec. 26 – Quick Lane Bowl – ESPN (TBD)Tue, Dec. 26 – Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl – ESPN (TBD)Tue, Dec. 26 – Cactus Bowl – ESPN (TBD)Wed, Dec. 27 – Independence Bowl – ESPN (1:30)Wed, Dec. 27 – Pinstripe Bowl – ESPN (5:15)Wed, Dec. 27 – Texas Bowl – ESPN (9:00)Thu, Dec. 28 – Military Bowl – ESPN (1:30)Thu, Dec. 28 – Camping World Bowl – ESPN (5:15)Thu, Dec. 28 – Alamo Bowl – ESPN (9:00)Fri, Dec. 29 – Belk Bowl – ESPN (1:00)Fri, Dec. 29 – Music City Bowl – ESPN (4:30)Fri, Dec. 29 – Cotton Bowl – ESPN (8:30)Sat, Dec. 30 – TaxSlayer Bowl – ABC (Noon)Sat, Dec. 30 – Liberty Bowl – ESPN (12:30)Sat, Dec. 30 – Fiesta Bowl – ESPN (4:00)Sat, Dec. 30 – Orange Bowl – ESPN (8:00)Mon, Jan. 1 – Outback Bowl – ESPN2 (Noon)Mon, Jan. 1 – Peach Bowl – ESPN (12:30)Mon, Jan. 1 – Citrus Bowl – ABC (1:00)Mon, Jan. 1 – Rose Bowl – ESPN (5:00)Mon, Jan. 1 – Sugar Bowl – ESPN (8:45)Mon, Jan. 8 – National Championship Game – ESPN (8:00)"

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The real fun of the college football bowl season starts in late-December. During the final week of the bowl game season, six total games will be aired, including the National Championship Game at 8:00 p.m. ET on Jan. 8. Many people are intrigued by the idea of a Deshaun Watson-less Clemson roster, while others are already predicting redemption by Alabama.

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