College Bowl Schedule 2013-14: Where to Watch Remaining Postseason Games

Counting the four games on tap for Saturday, there are still 24 postseason contests left in the 2013-14 college football bowl schedule. (Full breakdown below).

The earliest game on Saturday is the New Era Pinstripe Bowl from Yankee Stadium. It is a high profile clash with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish battling the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. The Irish are looking to finish off a mildly disappointing season with a win over a tough American Athletic Conference foe.

Later, the Cincinnati Bearcats are pitted against the North Carolina Tar Heels in the Belk Bowl. The 'Heels were barely bowl eligible at 6-6, but Larry Fedora's team will have a distinct geographical advantage.

The game will be played at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C. Expect a plethora of 'Heels fans to be in attendance to lend their support.

The third game of the day is the Russell Athletic Bowl, and it should be a real gem. The Miami Hurricanes take on the Louisville Cardinals in what could be Teddy Bridgewater's final college football game.

Many predict the Cardinals quarterback will bolt for the NFL draft and be selected in the top three picks. He'll get a significant test from a Hurricanes team that had national championship aspirations until a three-game losing streak sent them tumbling out of the Top 25.

Last but not least, the Michigan Wolverines battle the Kansas State Wildcats in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. Wolverines fans are likely a little bummed heading into this one. Quarterback Devin Gardner will not play because of a broken foot.

He suffered the injury in the regular-season finale against the rival Ohio State Buckeyes, per Bruce Feldman of CBS Sports.

Freshman Shane Morris is set to start in his place against the Wildcats, but does he have enough experience to guide Brady Hoke's team to a bowl victory? Tune in on Saturday night to find out.

Need help locating each of the remaining bowl games for television viewing? Here's a breakdown of how to watch all 24.

Saturday, Dec. 28
Monday, Dec. 30
Tuesday, Dec. 31
Wesnesday, Jan. 1
Thursday, Jan. 2
Friday, Jan. 3
Saturday, Jan. 4
Sunday, Jan. 5
Monday, Jan. 6
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
12 p.m.		Rutgers vs. Notre Dame	New Era Pinstripe Bowl	ESPN
3:20 p.m.		Cincinnati vs. North Carolina	Belk Bowl	ESPN
6:45 p.m.		Miami (FL) vs. Louisville	Russell Athletic Bowl	ESPN
10:15 p.m.		Michigan vs. Kansas State	Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
11:45 p.m.		Middle Tennessee vs. Navy	Bell Helicopter Armed Froces Bowl	ESPN
3:15 p.m		Ole Miss vs. Georgia Tech	Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl	ESPN
6:45 p.m		Oregon vs. Texas	Valero Alamo Bowl	ESPN
10:15 p.m		Arizona State vs. Texas Tech	National University Holiday Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
12:30 p.m		Arizona vs. Boston College	AdvoCare V100 Bowl	ESPN
2 p.m		Virginia Tech vs. UCLA	Hyundai Sun Bowl	CBS
4 p.m		Rice vs. Mississippi State	AutoZone Liberty Bowl	ESPN
8 p.m		Duke vs. Texas A&M	Chick-fil-A Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
12 p.m.		Nebraska vs. Georgia	Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl	ESPN 2
12 p.m		UNLV vs. North Texas	Heart of Dallas Bowl	ESPN U
1 p.m		Wisconsin vs. South Carolina	Capital One Bowl	ABC
1 p.m		Iowa vs. LSU	Outback Bowl	ESPN
5 p.m		Stanford vs. Michigan State	Rose Bowl	ESPN
8:30 p.m		UCF vs, Baylor	Tostitos Fiesta Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
8:30 p.m		Oklahoma vs. Alabama	Allstate Sugar Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
7:30 p.m		Oklahoma State vs. Missouri	AT&T Cotton Bowl	Fox
8:30 p.m		Clemson vs. Ohio State	Discover Orange Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
1 p.m		Vanderbilt vs. Houston	BBVA Compass Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
9 p.m		Arkansas State vs. Ball State	GoDaddy.com Bowl	ESPN
Time		Matchup	Bowl Game	TV
8:30 p.m		Florida State vs. Auburn	BCS National Championship	ESPN

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