The 2022 college football season has been gruelling, with twists and turns that can scarcely be believed. The Alabama Crimson Tide are not at least in contention for the national title for the first time in what feels like living memory, and the surge of TCU into the top 5 makes this College Bowl Season the year’s sports highlight by a country mile.
The World Series is grand, the Super Bowl is a hoot, and this year has even had the World Cup to keep us entertained, but for the great swathe of American sports fans, nothing comes close to college football, particularly in the SEC. College football isn’t a game, it is a way of life.
When does the College Bowl season kickoff?
This Bowl season will see 43 matchups featuring the best teams in the country, starting with the 2022 Bahamas Bowl, which will kick things off on Friday, December 16th when Miami of Ohio clash with the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
The climax of the Bowl season will be the National Championship Game at SoFi Stadium on January 9, 2023 when the winner of the Peach Bowl will face the winner of the Fiesta Bowl for all the marbles.
How can you watch the College Bowl games?
This year all of the Bowl games will be televised across channels including Fox, ESPN, and ABC, with streaming available across several platforms including FuboTV.
Full 2022-23 NCAA Bowl Game Schedule
Friday, December 16
Bahamas Bowl
Cure Bowl
Saturday, December 17
Fenway Bowl
Celebration Bowl
New Mexico Bowl
LA Bowl
LendingTree Bowl
Las Vegas Bowl
Frisco Bowl
Monday, December 19
Myrtle Beach Bowl
Tuesday, December 20
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Boca Raton Bowl
Wednesday, December 21
New Orleans Bowl
Thursday, December 22
Armed Forces Bowl
Friday, December 23
Gasparilla Bowl
Independence Bowl
Saturday, December 24
Hawai’i Bowl
Monday, December 26
Quick Lane Bowl
Tuesday, December 27
First Responder Bowl
Birmingham Bowl
Camellia Bowl
Guaranteed Rate Bowl
Wednesday, December 28
Military Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Holiday Bowl
Texas Bowl
Thursday, December 29
Pinstripe Bowl
Cheez-It Bowl
Alamo Bowl
Friday, December 30
Orange Bowl
Duke’s Mayo Bowl
Sun Bowl
Gator Bowl
Arizona Bowl
Saturday, December 31
Fiesta Bowl (College Football Playoff semifinal)
Peach Bowl (College Football Playoff semifinal)
Music City Bowl
Sugar Bowl
Monday, January 2
ReliaQuest Bowl
Citrus Bowl
Cotton Bowl Classic
Rose Bowl Game
Monday, January 9
College Football Playoff National Championship Game