College football play-offs bowl games: Start time, date, live streaming
College football play-offs bowl games are being played. College football bowl games will culminate on January 8 with the crowning of a College Football Playoff national champion at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.
Notably, the 2023-24 bowl season marks the final installment featuring a four-team field for the CFP, as an expanded 12-team playoff system is set to be introduced following the 2024 season.
On December 30, the bowl game between Maryland and Auburn will be played at 2 pm (ET). One can watch the game live on ABC. While the game between Penn State and Ole Miss will start at 12 pm (ET), Florida State versus Georgia game will start at 4 pm. Both games will be shown on ESPN.
On January 1, College football bowl game between Wisconsin and LSU will be played at 12 pm (ET). The game will be live telecast on ESPN 2. The game between Iowa and Tennessee will start at 1 pm (ET) and will be live streamed on ABC. The game between Oregon and Liberty will start at 1 pm (ET). The game will be live streamed on ESPN. The game between Michigan and Alabama will start at 5 pm (ET). It will be live streamed on ESPN. College football play-off between Wsshington and Texas will start at 8.30 pm (ET) and the game will be live streamed on ESPN.
The final game will be played on January 8. The game will start at 7.30 pm (ET) and live streaming will be done via ESPN.
FAQs:
Q1. Where can I watch College football play-offs bowl games?
A1. College football play-offs bowl games can be watched on ABC, ESPN.
Q2. When is the final of College football play-offs bowl games?
A2. The final of College football play-offs bowl games will be played on January 8.
