College Football Bowl Game Betting Odds 2023-24 


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College football bowl odds are a popular attraction at legal online sportsbooks. Beginning in December and running into January, there are 40-plus postseason games to look forward to as the nation’s top programs do battle in stadiums across the nation.  

Each contest features an extensive menu of wagering options and has its own set of handicapping challenges. The postseason goes by quickly, but there’s plenty of entertainment along the way. Here’s a complete guide to betting on college football bowl games.       

Top college football bowl odds

When it’s time for this season’s bowl games, we’ll have the latest odds from legal online sportsbooks for all of the matchups right here. In the interim, the table below has the latest lines for upcoming college football games. If you see a bet that you’re interested in, just click the odds to be directed to the sportsbook to place your bet. Sports betting promos are available for new users.

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2023-24 college football bowl game schedule

There are 41 college football bowl games, including the College Football Playoff, on tap for this season. Here’s the full schedule:

DateBowlLocationTimeTV
Dec. 16, 2023HomeTown Lenders Bahamas BowlThomas A. Robinson National Stadium, Nassau, Bahamas11 a.m. ETESPN
Dec. 16, 2023R&L Carriers New Orleans BowlCaesars Superdome in New Orleans2:15 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 16, 2023Cure BowlExploria Stadium in Orlando, Florida3:30 p.m. ETABC
Dec. 16, 2023New Mexico BowlUniversity Stadium in Albuquerque, New Mexico5:45 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 16, 2023Jimmy Kimmel LA BowlSoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California7:30 p.m. ETABC
Dec. 16, 2023Radiance Technologies Independence BowlIndependence Stadium in Shreveport, Louisiana9:15 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 18, 2023Myrtle Beach BowlBrooks Stadium in Conway, South Carolina2:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 19, 2023Frisco BowlToyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas9 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 21, 2023Roofclaim.com Boca Raton BowlFAU Stadium in Boca Raton, Florida8 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 22, 2023Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla BowlRaymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida6:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 23, 2023Birmingham BowlProtective Stadium in Birmingham, Alabama12 p.m. ETABC
Dec. 23, 2023Camellia BowlCramton Bowl in Montgomery, Alabama12 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 23, 2023Lockheed Martin Armed Forces BowlAmon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas3:30 p.m. ETABC
Dec. 23, 2023Famous Idaho Potato BowlAlbertsons Stadium in Boise, Idaho3:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 23, 202368 Ventures BowlHancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama7 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 23, 2023SRS Distribution Las Vegas BowlAllegiant Stadium in Las Vegas7:30 p.m. ETABC
Dec. 23, 2023EasyPost Hawaii BowlChing Athletic Complex in Honolulu10:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 26, 2023Quick Lane BowlFord Field in Detroit2 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 26, 2023ServPro First Responders BowlGerald J. Ford Stadium in Dallas5:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 26, 2023Guaranteed Rate BowlChase Field in Phoenix9 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 27, 2023Military BowlNavy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Maryland2 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 27, 2023Duke’s Mayo BowlBank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina5:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 27, 2023TaxAct Texas BowlNRG Stadium in Houston9 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 28, 2023Wasabi Fenway BowlFenway Park in Boston11 a.m. ETESPN
Dec. 28, 2023Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe BowlYankee Stadium in New York2:15 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 28, 2023Pop Tarts BowlCamping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida5:45 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 28, 2023Valero Alamo BowlAlamodome in San Antonio9:15 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 29, 2023TaxSlayer Gator BowlEverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida12 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 29, 2023Tony the Tiger Sun BowlSun Bowl Stadium in El Paso, Texas2 p.m. ETCBS
Dec. 29, 2023AutoZone Liberty BowlSimmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee3:30 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 29, 2023Cotton Bowl ClassicAT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas8 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 30, 2023Peach BowlMercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta12 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 30, 2023TransPerfect Music City BowlNissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee2 p.m. ETABC
Dec. 30, 2023Orange BowlHard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida4 p.m. ETESPN
Dec. 30, 2023Barstool Sports Arizona BowlArizona Stadium in Tucson, Arizona4:30 p.m. ETBarstool
Jan. 1, 2024ReliaQuest BowlRaymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida12 p.m. ETESPN2
Jan. 1, 2024Cheez-It Citrus BowlCamping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida1 p.m. ETABC
Jan. 1, 2024Fiesta BowlState Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona1 p.m. ETESPN
Jan. 1, 2024Rose Bowl (CFP semifinal)Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California5 p.m. ETESPN
Jan. 1, 2024Sugar Bowl (CFP semifinal)Caesars Superdome in New Orleans8:45 p.m. ETESPN
Jan. 8, 2024CFP National ChampionshipNRG Stadium in Houston7:30 p.m. ETESPN

College football bowl game qualifiers

To qualify for a bowl game, a college team must have at least six wins plus a minimum winning percentage of .500. There’s still a long way to go until we know which teams will qualify this season. However, we can find some clues about the likely teams by taking a look at the latest odds for the winner of this season’s national championship

Barring a dramatic and unexpected turn of events, the programs that are expected to be in the running for the College Football Playoff will at least have a bowl game to look forward to. As we scroll even further down the odds board, there are a number of legitimate contenders, followed by programs that are less than certain of earning a berth.    

Betting on college football bowl odds

All of the standard bets are available for wagering on college football bowl games at legal online sportsbooks. Here’s a quick look at the most popular options. 

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What are the best bowl games to bet on? 

There’s no single bowl game that’s above the rest when it comes to wagering, but several are ahead of the pack for general attention. Here’s a look at the most popular games during bowl season. 

New Year’s Six bowl games

The New Year’s Six is the commonly used name for the bowl games that carry the most clout. The six annual contests are the most prestigious bowls on the menu and will take place in prime viewing spots. 

Beginning in 2014, the six bowls were designated as rotating hosts for the College Football Playoff semifinal games. This season’s CFP games will be the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1, 2024.  

College Football Playoff

The College Football Playoff began in 2014, with the goal of crowning a true national champion on the field of play. Beginning in the later part of the regular season, the CFP selection committee begins releasing rankings of the teams that are in the hunt. 

Once the season comes to a close, the committee unveils its final rankings, along with the pairings for the CFP semifinal games. The winners of those games advance to the national championship.   

The title affair is a standalone game that takes place on a Monday night in early January in primetime. The three games that make up the CFP are among the most anticipated sporting events of the year, as well as some of the most heavily wagered on. 

The playoff field has been just four teams since its inception. Beginning with the 2024 campaign, however, the CFP will expand to 12 teams. This season’s national championship game will be Monday, Jan. 8, 2024, at NRG Stadium in Houston.  

Which college football teams have the most bowl game appearances?

College football can be cyclical. Programs will go through various peaks and valleys, but some manage to remain consistently competitive. To date, 11 schools have at least 50 bowl game appearances. 

SchoolAppearancesRecordLast
Alabama7545-27-32022 Sugar Bowl
Georgia6137-21-32023 CFP National Championship
Texas5831-25-22022 Alamo Bowl
Oklahoma5631-24-12022 Cheez-It Bowl
Tennessee5530-252022 Orange Bowl
USC5534-212023 Cotton Bowl Classic
LSU5429-24-12023 Citrus Bowl
Ohio State5426-282022 Peach Bowl
Nebraska5326-272016 Music City Bowl
Penn State5231-19-22023 Rose Bowl
Michigan5021-292022 Fiesta Bowl

Where to watch 2023-24 college football bowl games

Bowl games will generally be available on major television networks. ESPN handles the majority of the telecasts, but a few contests may appear on ABC, CBS, or Fox. The bowl game schedule at the top of this page lists the dates, locations, times, and broadcast channels for this season.