NCAA bowls. All.

NCAA Bowl games all of them...

Camellia December 19 Montgomery, AL Ohio vs. Appalachian State
Celebration December 19 Atlanta, GA Alcorn State vs. North Carolina A&T
Cure December 19 Orlando, FL San Jose State vs. Georgia State
Las Vegas (PrimeSport tickets) December 19 Las Vegas, NV BYU vs. Utah
New Mexico December 19 Albequerque, NM Arizona vs. New Mexico
New Orleans December 19 New Orleans, LA Arkansas State vs. Louisiana Tech
Miami Beach December 21 Miami, FL South Florida vs. Western Kentucky
Potato December 22 Boise, ID Akron vs. Utah State
Boca Raton December 22 Boca Raton, FL Toledo vs. Temple
GoDaddy December 23 Mobile, AL Bowling Green vs. Georgia Southern
Poinsettia (PrimeSport tickets) December 23 San Diego, CA Boise State vs. Northern Illinois
Bahamas December 24 Nassau, Bahamas Middle Tennessee vs. Western Michigan
Hawaii December 24 Honolulu, HI Cincinnati vs. San Diego State
Foster Farms (PrimeSport tickets) December 26 Santa Clara, CA UCLA vs. Nebraska
Heart of Dallas December 26 Dallas, TX Washington vs. Southern Miss
Independence (PrimeSport tickets) December 26 Shreveport, LA Virginia Tech vs. Tulsa
Pinstripe (PrimeSport tickets) December 26 Bronx, NY Indiana vs. Duke
St. Petersburg December 26 St. Petersburg, FL Connecticut vs. Marshall
Sun (PrimeSport tickets) December 26 El Paso, TX Miami vs. Washington State
Quick Lane (PrimeSport tickets) December 28 Detroit, MI Central Michigan vs. Minnesota
Military December 28 Annapolis, MD Pittsburgh vs. Navy
Armed Forces December 29 Ft. Worth, TX Air Force vs. Washington
Russell Athletic (PrimeSport tickets) December 29 Orlando, FL North Carolina vs. Baylor
Texas (PrimeSport tickets) December 29 Houston, TX Texas Tech vs. LSU
Arizona December 29 Tucson, AZ Nevada vs. Colorado State
Belk (PrimeSport tickets) December 30 Charlotte, NC Mississippi State vs. NC State
Birmingham December 30 Birmingham, AL Memphis vs. Auburn
Holiday (PrimeSport tickets) December 30 San Diego, CA Wisconsin vs. USC
Music City (PrimeSport tickets) December 30 Nashville, TN Louisville vs. Texas A&M
Peach (PrimeSport tickets) December 31 Atlanta, GA Houston vs. Florida State
Cotton (PrimeSport tickets) December 31 Arlington, TX Alabama vs. Michigan State
Orange (PrimeSport tickets) December 31 Miami Gardens, FL Clemson vs. Oklahoma
Fiesta (PrimeSport tickets) January 1 Glendale, AZ Notre Dame vs. Ohio State
Outback (PrimeSport tickets) January 1 Tampa, FL Northwestern vs. Tennessee
Citrus (PrimeSport tickets) January 1 Orlando, FL Michigan vs. Florida
Rose (PrimeSport tickets) January 1 Pasadena, CA Stanford vs. Iowa
Sugar (PrimeSport tickets) January 1 New Orleans, LA Oklahoma State vs. Ole Miss
Alamo (PrimeSport tickets) January 2 San Antonio, TX Oregon vs. TCU
Cactus (PrimeSport tickets) January 2 Phoenix, AZ West Virginia vs. Arizona State
Liberty (PrimeSport tickets) January 2 Memphis, TN Kansas State vs. Arkansas
TaxSlayer (PrimeSport tickets) January 2 Jacksonville, FL Penn State vs. Georgia
CFP National Championship
(PrimeSport tickets) January 11 Glendale, AZ Orange Bowl winner vs. Cotton Bowl winner

http://www.ncaa.com/sports/football/bowls

A lot of crapy matchups. They need to eliminate about 12-15 bowl game, IMO.

Other then the New Years games and playoff games, and of course the ducks game I don't see anything there even worth watching. Ill probably watch the PAC 12 games out of loyalty, and North Carolina vs Baylor might be fun. Otherwise a bunch of garbage.

JSeahawks":38u6o0gm said:

They need to eliminate about 12-15 bowl game, IMO.

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Disagree. Those come in handy when I'm stuck on the coach in a food coma and don't even have to get of my ass to wager on them.

Utah getting an invite to the Vegas Bowl was highway robbery. That game belongs to PAC-12 #6 and that was NOT Utah. This was a strategic move by the bowl committee to put two old in-state rivals up against each other. Since BYU knew weeks ago that this was their bowl game, the fans bought up all the tickets, in hopes that Utah fans could not make it a home field advantage. Typical.

Why do people want t eliminate any bowl games? No one is forcing you to watch them, and they are a great insensitive for teams who aren't as good. Back in the 80s UO had 3-4 winning seasons with no bowl game, because there wasn't as many, it would have been great to see them go to any bowl back then, but 6-5 didn't get you there.

CPHawk":igm9gm3o said:

Why do people want t eliminate any bowl games? No one is forcing you to watch them, and they are a great insensitive for teams who aren't as good. Back in the 80s UO had 3-4 winning seasons with no bowl game, because there wasn't as many, it would have been great to see them go to any bowl back then, but 6-5 didn't get you there.

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Kind of how i feel too... there are only 4 teams playing for anything "real" at this point. The rest is just for fun. it extends the season for the teams a few weeks so they get more practice time. and, if you don't want to watch it, then don't.

I may tune in for the Holiday Bowl (always one of my favorite non-Jan 1 bowls), the Rose, the playoffs, and probably the ASU game.

JAGHAWK":3mj5z0ru said:

Utah getting an invite to the Vegas Bowl was highway robbery. That game belongs to PAC-12 #6 and that was NOT Utah. This was a strategic move by the bowl committee to put two old in-state rivals up against each other. Since BYU knew weeks ago that this was their bowl game, the fans bought up all the tickets, in hopes that Utah fans could not make it a home field advantage. Typical.

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This is what happens when your team sucks down the stretch and the bowls get to pick the LA schools first.

Want a better bowl? Beat a crappy UCLA team at home.

JAGHAWK":3i5ciklw said:

Utah getting an invite to the Vegas Bowl was highway robbery. That game belongs to PAC-12 #6 and that was NOT Utah. This was a strategic move by the bowl committee to put two old in-state rivals up against each other. Since BYU knew weeks ago that this was their bowl game, the fans bought up all the tickets, in hopes that Utah fans could not make it a home field advantage. Typical.

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Your fans get to go to Vegas. Beats the hell out of El Paso or some of the other destinations.

Seahawks1983":3e0cw8ke said:

JAGHAWK":3e0cw8ke said:

Utah getting an invite to the Vegas Bowl was highway robbery. That game belongs to PAC-12 #6 and that was NOT Utah. This was a strategic move by the bowl committee to put two old in-state rivals up against each other. Since BYU knew weeks ago that this was their bowl game, the fans bought up all the tickets, in hopes that Utah fans could not make it a home field advantage. Typical.

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This is what happens when your team sucks down the stretch and the bowls get to pick the LA schools first.

Want a better bowl? Beat a crappy UCLA team at home.

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We went 9-4 last year beating Standford, USC and UCLA.. ended up being invited to the Vegas Bowl.

Clearly there's more to it than just that. But whatever, we suck so I guess I'll just deal with it.

JSeahawks":1ihrgr4t said:

JAGHAWK":1ihrgr4t said:

Utah getting an invite to the Vegas Bowl was highway robbery. That game belongs to PAC-12 #6 and that was NOT Utah. This was a strategic move by the bowl committee to put two old in-state rivals up against each other. Since BYU knew weeks ago that this was their bowl game, the fans bought up all the tickets, in hopes that Utah fans could not make it a home field advantage. Typical.

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Your fans get to go to Vegas. Beats the hell out of El Paso or some of the other destinations.

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It's not just about the bowl... it's also about the team we're playing. But yes, I am grateful for a winning season and being bowl eligible. Don't mean to sounds ungrateful... it's just the circumstances of it all.

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Seahawks1983":2136t6je said:

JAGHAWK":2136t6je said:

Utah getting an invite to the Vegas Bowl was highway robbery. That game belongs to PAC-12 #6 and that was NOT Utah. This was a strategic move by the bowl committee to put two old in-state rivals up against each other. Since BYU knew weeks ago that this was their bowl game, the fans bought up all the tickets, in hopes that Utah fans could not make it a home field advantage. Typical.

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This is what happens when your team sucks down the stretch and the bowls get to pick the LA schools first.

Want a better bowl? Beat a crappy UCLA team at home.

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We went 9-4 last year beating Standford, USC and UCLA.. ended up being invited to the Vegas Bowl.

Clearly there's more to it than just that. But whatever, we suck so I guess I'll just deal with it.

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In 2014 Utah went 5-4 in conference and finished 5th in their division.

This adds the times of the games...I think it says Eastern Standard Time....

New Mexico Bowl Dec. 19 2 p.m. Albuquerque, N.M. Arizona vs. New Mexico
Las Vegas (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 19 3:30 p.m. Las Vegas, Nev. BYU vs. Utah
Camellia Dec. 19 5:30 p.m. Montgomery, Ala. Ohio vs. Appalachian State
Cure Dec. 19 7 p.m. Orlando, Fla. San Jose State vs. Georgia State
New Orleans Dec. 19 9 p.m. New Orleans, La. Arkansas State vs. Louisiana Tech

Miami Beach Dec. 21 2:30 p.m. Miami, Fla. South Florida vs. Western Kentucky

Potato Dec. 22 3:30 p.m. Boise, Idaho Akron vs. Utah State
Boca Raton Dec. 22 7 p.m. Boca Raton, Fla. Toledo vs. Temple

Poinsettia (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 23 4:30 p.m. San Diego, Calif. Boise State vs. Northern Illinois
GoDaddy Dec. 23 8 p.m. Mobile, Ala. Bowling Green vs. Georgia Southern

Bahamas Dec. 24 Noon Nassau, Bahamas MTSU vs. Western Michigan
Hawaii Dec. 24 8 p.m. Honolulu, Hawaii Cincinnati vs. San Diego State

St. Petersburg Dec. 26 11 a.m. St. Petersburg, Fla. Connecticut vs. Marshall
Sun (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 26 2 p.m. El Paso, Texas Miami (Fla.) vs. Washington State
Heart of Dallas Dec. 26 2:20 p.m. Dallas, Texas Washington vs. Southern Miss
Pinstripe (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 26 3:30 p.m. Bronx, N.Y. Indiana vs. Duke
Independence (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 26 5:45 p.m. Shreveport, La. Virginia Tech vs. Tulsa
Foster Farms (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 26 9:15 p.m. Santa Clara, Calif. UCLA vs. Nebraska

Military Dec. 28 2:30 p.m. Annapolis, Md. Pittsburgh vs. Navy
Quick Lane (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 28 5 p.m. Detroit, Mich. Central Michigan vs. Minnesota

Armed Forces Dec. 29 2 p.m. Ft. Worth, Texas Air Force vs. California
Russell Athletic (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 29 5:30 p.m. Orlando, Fla. North Carolina vs. Baylor
Arizona Dec. 29 7:30 p.m. Tucson, Ariz. Nevada vs. Colorado State
Texas (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 29 9 p.m. Houston, Texas Texas Tech vs. LSU

Birmingham Dec. 30 Noon Birmingham, Ala. Memphis vs. Auburn
Belk (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 30 3:30 p.m. Charlotte, N.C. Mississippi State vs. NC State
Music City (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 30 7 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. Louisville vs. Texas A&M
Holiday (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 30 10:30 pm San Diego, Calif. Wisconsin vs. Southern California

Peach (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 31 Noon Atlanta, Ga. Houston vs. Florida State
Orange (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 31 4 p.m. Miami Gardens, Fla. Clemson vs. Oklahoma
Cotton (PrimeSport tickets) Dec. 31 8 p.m. Arlington, Texas Alabama vs. Michigan State

Outback (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 1 Noon Tampa, Fla. Northwestern vs. Tennessee
Fiesta (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 1 1 p.m. Glendale, Ariz. Notre Dame vs. Ohio State
Citrus (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 1 1 p.m. Orlando, Fla. Michigan vs. Florida
Rose (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 1 5 p.m. Pasadena, Calif. Stanford vs. Iowa
Sugar (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 1 8:30 p.m. New Orleans, La. Oklahoma State vs. Ole Miss

TaxSlayer (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 2 Noon Jacksonville, Fla. Penn State vs. Georgia
Liberty (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 2 3:20 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. Kansas State vs. Arkansas
Alamo (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 2 6:45 p.m. San Antonio, Texas Oregon vs. TCU
Cactus (PrimeSport tickets) Jan. 2 10:15 pm Phoenix, Ariz. West Virginia vs. Arizona State


http://www.ncaa.com/sports/football/bowls