2009-2010 College Football Bowl Game Television Schedule

Here is the 2009 College Football Bowl Television Schedule, enjoy!  The 2009 college football season will be capped by exciting college football bowl games, including the 2009 Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, the 2009 Fiesta Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona, the 2009 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana, the 2009 Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida and the 2009 BCS National Championship Game in Pasadena, CA

	Date/Time/TV	Bowl	Site	Matchup
	Saturday Dec. 19 2 :30 pm ET ESPN	New Mexico Bowl	Albuquerque, NM University Stadium	Wyoming vs. Fresno State
	Saturday Dec. 19 8:00 pm ET ESPN	St. Petersburg Bowl	St. Petersburg, FL Tropicana Field	Rutgers vs. Central Florida
	Sunday Dec. 20 8:00 pm ET ESPN	R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl	New Orleans, LA Louisiana Superdome	Southern Miss vs. Middle Tenn St
	Tuesday Dec. 22 8:00 pm ET ESPN	MAACO Bowl Las Vegas	Las Vegas, NV Sam Boyd Stadium	BYU vs. Oregon State
	Wednesday Dec. 23 8:00 pm ET ESPN	San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl	San Diego, CA Qualcomm Stadium	Utah vs. Cal
	Thursday Dec. 24 8:00 pm ET ESPN	Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl	Honolulu, HI Aloha Stadium	SMU vs. Nevada
	Saturday Dec. 26 4:30 pm ET ESPN	Meineke Car Care Bowl	Charlotte, NC Bank of America Stadium	North Carolina vs. Pitt
	Saturday Dec. 26 5 :00 pm ET ESPN	Little Caesars Pizza Bowl	Detroit, MI Ford Field	Ohio U vs. Marshall
	Saturday Dec. 26 8:00 pm ET ESPN	Emerald Bowl	San Francisco, CA AT&T Park	Boston College vs. USC
	Sunday Dec. 27 8:15 pm ET ESPN	Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl	Nashville, TN LP Field	Clemson vs. Kentucky
	Monday Dec. 28 5:00 pm ET ESPN	AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl	Shreveport, LA Independence Stadium	Texas A&M vs. Georgia
	Tuesday Dec. 29 4:30 pm ET ESPN	EagleBank Bowl	Washington, DC RFK Stadium	Temple vs. UCLA
	Tuesday Dec. 29 8:00 pm ET ESPN	Champs Sports Bowl	Orlando, FL Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium	Miami vs. Wisconsin
	Wednesday Dec. 30 4:30 pm ET ESPN	Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl	Boise, ID Bronco Stadium	Bowling Green vs. Idaho
	Wednesday Dec. 31 2:00 pm ET NFL Network	Texas Bowl	Houston, TX Reliant Stadium	Missouri vs. Navy
	Wednesday Dec. 30 8:00 pm ET ESPN	Pacific Life Holiday Bowl	San Diego, CA Qualcomm Stadium	Nebraska vs. Arizona
	Thursday Dec. 31 Time TBA ESPN	Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl	Fort Worth, TX Amon G. Carter Stadium	Air Force vs. Houston
	Thursday Dec. 31 12:00 pm ET CBS	Brut Sun Bowl	El Paso, TX Sun Bowl Stadium	Stanford vs. Oklahoma
	Thursday Dec. 31 5:30 pm ET NFL Network	Insight Bowl	Tempe, AZ Sun Devil Stadium	Minnesota vs. Iowa State
	Thursday Dec. 31 7:30 pm ET ESPN	Chick-fil-A Bowl	Atlanta, GA Georgia Dome	Virginia Tech vs. Tennessee
	Friday Jan. 1 11:00 am ET ESPN	Outback Bowl	Tampa, FL Raymond James Stadium	Auburn vs. Northwestern
	Friday Jan. 1 1:00 pm ET CBS	Konica Minolta Gator Bowl	Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville Municipal Stadium	FSU vs. West Virginia
	Friday Jan. 1 1:00 pm ET ABC	Capital One Bowl	Orlando, FL Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium	Penn State vs. LSU
	Friday Jan. 1 5:00 pm ET ABC	Rose Bowl presented by Citi	Pasadena, CA Rose Bowl	Ohio State vs. Oregon
	Friday Jan. 1 8:30 pm ET FOX	Allstate Sugar Bowl	New Orleans, LA Superdome	Florida vs. Cincinnati
	Saturday Jan. 2 12:00 pm ET ESPN2	International Bowl	Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre	South Florida vs. Northern Illinois
	Saturday Jan. 2 2 :00 pm ET ESPN	PapaJohns.com Bowl	Birmingham, AL Legion Field	Connecticut vs. South Carolina
	Saturday Jan. 2 2:00 pm ET FOX	AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic	Arlington, TX Cowboys Stadium	Oklahoma State vs. Ole Miss
	Saturday Jan. 2 5:30 pm ET ESPN	AutoZone Liberty Bowl	Memphis, TN Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium	East Carolina vs. Arkansas
	Saturday Jan. 2 9 :00 pm ET ESPN	Valero Alamo Bowl	San Antonio, TX Alamodome	Michigan State vs. Texas Tech
	Monday Jan. 4 8:00 pm ET FOX	Tostitos Fiesta Bowl	Glendale, AZ University of Phoenix Stadium	TCU vs. Boise State
	Tuesday Jan. 5 8:00 pm ET FOX	FedEx Orange Bowl	Miami, FL Dolphin Stadium	Georgia Tech vs. Iowa
	Wednesday Jan. 6 7 :00 pm ET ESPN	GMAC Bowl	Mobile, AL Ladd Peebles Stadium	Troy vs. Central Michigan
	Thursday Jan. 7 8:00 pm ET FOX	BCS National Championship Game	Pasadena, CA Rose Bowl	Alabama vs. Texas

Here are what the experts are saying about the ACC and possible Bowl games for the 2009 College football season.

UNC’s loss likely ruined its chance at a better bowl game, while Miami became a more attractive pick with its nine-win season and could wind up in the Gator Bowl. At this point, there are still a lot of options on the table, depending upon who wins the ACC championship game.

Whichever team loses will be on a two-game losing streak heading into bowl season, and could fall as low as the Music City Bowl in the selection process. It’s a toss-up as to who will wind up in the Orange Bowl, but one thing is for sure — Georgia Tech’s defense isn’t as good as South Carolina’s, so the Tigers should have more success offensively in the title game. That being said, I have no idea who’s going to win that game.

Here are the latest bowl projections for the ACC:

FedEx Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. BCS at large

Chick-fil-A Bowl: Virginia Tech vs. SEC

Gator Bowl: Georgia Tech vs. Big East or Notre Dame

Champs Sports Bowl: Miami vs. Big Ten

Music City Bowl: North Carolina vs. SEC

Meineke Car Care Bowl: Florida State vs. Big East

Emerald Bowl: Boston College vs. Pac-10