Bowl Schedule 2013-14: Full Listing of Remaining Games

Bowl season is alive and kicking, and like always, it features a fantastic slate of games. Starting with the New Mexico Bowl, which featured a dazzling comeback by Colorado State, each game has had exciting teams and close matchups.

Going forward, the games are only going to get better, and there are a few games that are simply can't-miss. 

Below is a full listing of all the remaining games. After that, we'll preview some of the most scintillating matchups of bowl season.

Date	Time (ET)	Bowl	Matchup	Watch
Dec. 27	2:30 p.m.	Military	Marshall vs. Maryland	ESPN
Dec. 27	6 p.m.	Texas	Syracuse vs. Minnesota	ESPN
Dec. 27	9:30 p.m.	Fight Hunger	BYU vs. Washington	ESPN
Dec. 28	Noon	Pinstripe	Rutgers vs. Notre Dame	ESPN
Dec. 28	3:20 p.m.	Belk	Cincinnati vs. North Carolina	ESPN
Dec. 28	6:45 p.m.	Russell Athletic	Louisville vs. Miami (FL)	ESPN
Dec. 28	10:15 p.m.	Buffalo Wild Wings	Michigan vs. Kansas State	ESPN
Dec. 30	11:45 a.m.	Military Bowl	Navy vs. Middle Tennessee	ESPN
Dec. 30	3:15 p.m.	Music City	Georgia Tech vs. Ole Miss	ESPN
Dec. 30	6:45 p.m.	Alamo	Texas vs. Oregon	ESPN
Dec. 30	10:15 p.m.	Holiday	Texas Tech vs. Arizona State	ESPN
Dec. 31	12:30 p.m.	AdvoCare V100	Boston College vs. Arizona	ESPN
Dec. 31	2 p.m.	Sun Bowl	UCLA vs. Virginia Tech	CBS
Dec. 31	4 p.m.	Liberty	Rice vs. Mississippi State	ESPN
Dec. 31	8 p.m.	Chick-fil-A	Duke vs. Texas A&M	ESPN
Jan. 1	Noon	Gator	Nebraska vs. Georgia	ESPN2
Jan. 1	Noon	Heart of Dallas	UNLV vs. North Texas	ESPNU
Jan. 1	1 p.m.	Capital One	Wisconsin vs. South Carolina	ABC
Jan. 1	1 p.m.	Outback	LSU vs. Iowa	ESPN
Jan. 1	5 p.m.	Rose	Michigan State vs. Stanford	ESPN
Jan. 1	8:30 p.m.	Fiesta	Baylor vs. UCF	ESPN
Jan. 2	8:30 p.m.	Sugar	Alabama vs. Oklahoma	ESPN
Jan. 3	8 p.m.	Cotton	Missouri vs. Oklahoma State	FOX
Jan. 3	8:30 p.m.	Orange	Clemson vs. Ohio State	ESPN
Jan. 4	1 p.m.	BBVA Compass	Vanderbilt vs. Houston	ESPN
Jan. 5	9 p.m.	GoDaddy	Arkansas State vs. Ball State	ESPN
Jan. 6	8:30 p.m.	BCS Title	Florida State vs. Auburn	ESPN

Russell Athletic Bowl: Miami (FL) vs. Louisville

Date: Dec. 28

Time: 6:45 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN

This will be Teddy Bridgewater's final chance to impress NFL scouts in his bid to be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NFL draft.

It's been a fantastic season for Bridgewater, who has thrown for 3,523 yards, 28 touchdowns and only four picks. 

He'll face a decent Miami pass defense, as the 'Canes only give up 233.4 yards through the air per game.

The 'Canes know that the only way to beat Louisville is to stop Bridgewater. Defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio told Susan Miller Degnan of the Miami Herald:

"

He definitely does a great job of making decisions, that’s the first thing.Does a good job of getting the football where it’s supposed to go, does a good job of being patient as far as taking a checkdown or being able to escape — and he throws extremely well on the run.

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It would be surprising if Miami blitzes Bridgewater all game. The team does have an impressive 28 sacks on the season.

The key will be getting back to what has worked. The 'Canes have not really beaten a good team all year—they were dominated by Florida State. Their only good win was against Florida when the Gators were ranked 12th. Stephen Morris needs to have a big game, as does Dallas Crawford.

Louisville is undeniably the favorite here, and it would be a bit of a shock if the Cardinals lost. That said, Miami does have talent and should be able to make this game interesting. 

Chick-fil-A Bowl: Duke vs. Texas A&M

Date: Dec. 31

Time: 8 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN

This is likely Johnny Manziel's final game for the Aggies, capping off a fantastic career.

Duke coach David Cutcliffe gushed over Manziel, telling Laura Keeley of the Charlotte Observer:

"

As I’ve said, they should be excited. As I said, he truly is one of the more dynamic, if not the most dynamic player, over a long period of time in college football. So if you are a competitor, we know it’s a challenge, but you’ve got to be excited about that, and we are excited about that challenge.

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Despite not winning the Heisman again, Manziel had a typically fantastic season. He threw for 3,723 yards and 33 touchdowns, while rushing for 686 yards and eight touchdowns.

It's going to be tough for Duke to stop Manziel. The Blue Devils have the 46th-ranked defense, giving up 24.7 points and 409.3 yards per game. They were torn up by Jameis Winston and Florida State, with the Seminoles notching 569 yards of total offense.

The Blue Devils will probably have a tough time stopping Manziel and Mike Evans. But we can't count them out. For one, they have the Maxwell Coach of the Year in David Cutcliffe:

For another, they did beat good teams in Miami (FL) and Virginia Tech. They also had arguably the best season in school history.

The Aggies are the favorites, but counting out the Blue Devils is unwise. This game should be very exciting. 

Capital One Bowl: South Carolina vs. Wisconsin

Date: Jan. 1

Time:  1 p.m. ET

TV: ABC

It's likely the final chance to see Jadeveon Clowney in a college uniform, and it was during last year's Capital One Bowl that the stud defensive end made himself known to the country:

Even though Clowney is undoubtedly the game's biggest star, the real action will take place with the running backs. Wisconsin features a two-headed monster of Melvin Gordon and James White, who have combined for 2,803 yards and 25 touchdowns.

For the Gamecocks, Mike Davis handles the load and does so brilliantly. He's rushed for 1,134 yards and 11 touchdowns.

The Badgers have the sixth-ranked rush defense in the country, giving up just 101.3 yards per game. South Carolina, on the other hand, gives up a healthy 142.3 yards per game on the ground.

In this matchup, it's going to come down to who can run the ball better. And even though the Badgers lost in their last game to Penn State, they have the better running game. 

However, if Clowney can play at his best, then it's hard to see the Badgers running wild. Steve Spurrier gushed over Clowney's impact on the program, telling Scott Hood of the Times and Democrat:

"

We have 31 wins right now in the three years he’s been here. Hopefully, we can get some more. He has helped us win a bunch of games. Clearly, the profile we had this summer was national. His hit against the Michigan running back was shown worldwide from January through August.

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Clowney is the wild card here and may play his best game with every NFL evaluator watching.

It will be a fun matchup, featuring a number of star players. Don't miss this one.