Not only does FBS bowl season begin with five bowls on Saturday, three other levels of college football are already deep into their postseasons. Here’s how we’re looking:
Your Dec. 16 college football schedule includes 9 games to watch, actually
Only a handful of bowl games? Not so fast, my friend.
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Noon ET: Grambling vs. North Carolina A&T, Celebration Bowl, ABC/WatchESPN
1 p.m. ET: North Texas vs. Troy, New Orleans Bowl, ESPN/WatchESPN
2:30 p.m. ET: Georgia State vs. Western Kentucky, Cure Bowl, CBSSN/CBSSports.com
3:30 p.m. ET: No. 25 Boise State vs. Oregon, Las Vegas Bowl, ABC/WatchESPN
4:30 p.m. ET: South Dakota State at James Madison, FCS semifinal, ESPNU/WatchESPN
Colorado State vs. Marshall, New Mexico Bowl, ESPN/WatchESPN
6 p.m. ET: Texas A&M Commerce vs. West Florida, Division II Championship, ESPN2/WatchESPN
Reinhardt vs. Saint Francis, NAIA Championship, WatchESPN
8 p.m. ET: Arkansas State vs. Middle Tennessee, Camellia Bowl, ESPN/WatchESPN
That’s the de facto HBCU national championship, a bunch of FBS bowls, the FCS game that decides who’ll get North Dakota State in that national title game, the Division II title game, the NAIA title game, and then another bowl game.
Who says college football season is just winding down?
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