bowl games

Do you remember when Seattle hosted a College Football Bowl Game?

Many wonder why so many? It's about TV and sponsor money.

Believe it or not, in the history of college football, there have been worse names for bowl games than the "Cheez-It Bowl"

Are you geeked about the Cheribuni Tart Cherry Boca Raton Bowl Tuesday?!?

There are currently, according to the NCAA, (National Collegiate Athletic Association) 128 Division I (or top-tier) college football teams in America.  There are also 40 bowl games being televised this year. In what has to be an indictment on rewarding mediocrity, you only have to be 6-6 record-wise to be bowl-eligible. 80 of the 128 will be going to some bowl this season. But this year, the NCAA

A high-octane battle featuring the last two Heisman Trophy winners will determine a spot in the inaugural College Football Playoff championship game.

Two of the biggest programs and best coaches square off for a shot in the inaugural College Football Playoff championship game.

Hey - you only take what they give you!    Much has been said about there being "too many" college bowl games, but it's not the Huskies or Cowboys fault.  That having been said,   are there really too many?   Now, they're being recycled.

It’s bowl season, which means two things: one, every team that came within a sniff of being .500 will play a postseason game and, two, some of these bowls may not be around next year.

Cable camera falls during Iowa-Oklahoma Bowl Game