The college football postseason, featuring bowl games, is officially underway as the regular season has concluded. A total of 84 teams will compete in various bowl games this year, including 12 teams that will contend in the College Football Playoff (CFP).
The 2024-25 college football season will showcase 47 bowl games, comprising four first-round playoff matches, four quarterfinals, two semifinals, and one national championship event. While some games will carry official bowl names, the CFP’s first-round and national championship games will not.
To kick off the postseason, several exciting matchups have been scheduled. On December 14, the Cricket Celebration Bowl features Jackson State against South Carolina State at noon. Other highlights include the CFP first-round games on December 21 featuring notable teams such as Indiana, Notre Dame, SMU, and Penn State.
As the bowl schedule continues into the New Year, fans can look forward to thrilling contests, including prestigious games like the Rose Bowl and the Sugar Bowl, which will take place on January 1.
The excitement of bowl season brings together fans, alumni, and families, enhancing the college football experience while providing a platform for teams to showcase their talent on a national stage.
In summary, the 2024-25 college football bowl season promises thrilling matchups and a celebration of the sport, inviting fans to engage with their teams and immerse themselves in the competition and camaraderie that defines college football.