It may be cold outside but the world of college sports is really heating up.
With College Basketball underway, football is making it's last appearances until the 2010 season to compete in College Bowl games.
Starting Tuesday, December 22nd, ESPN Mobile TV will broadcast more than a dozen College Football Bowl Games including a triple-headers on 12/26 and 12/31. That's over 30 hours of LIVE College Football between now and December 31st.
Here's what's on tap:
- 12/22, 8pm ET - Oregon State vs. BYU: MAACO Bowl Las Vegas
- 12/23, 8pm ET- Utah Vs. California: San Diego Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
- 12/24, 8pm ET- Nevada Vs. SMU: Sheraton Hawaii Bowl
- 12/26, 1pm ET- Marshall Vs. Ohio: Little Caesars Bowl
- 12/26, 4:30pm ET- Pittsburgh Vs. North Carolina: Meineke Car Care Bowl
- 12/26, 8pm ET- Boston College Vs. USC: Emerald Bowl
- 12/27, 8:30pm ET- Kentucky Vs. Clemson: Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl
- 12/28, 5pm ET- Texas A&M Vs.Georgia: Advocare V100 Independence Bowl
- 12/29, 4:30pm ET- UCLA Vs. Temple: EagleBank Bowl
- 12/29, 8pm ET- Miami Vs. Wisconsin: Champs Sports Bowl (Florida Citrus Bowl)
- 12/30, 4:30pm ET- Idaho Vs. Bowling Green State: Roady's Humanitarian Bowl
- 12/30, 8pm ET- Arizona Vs. Nebraska: Pacific Life Holiday Bowl
- 12/31, 12pm ET- Houston Vs. Air Force: Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl
- 12/31, 3:30pm ET- Navy Vs. Missouri: Texas Bowl
- 12/31, 7:30pm ET- Virginia Tech Vs. Tennessee: Chick-Fil-A Bowl
In addition to college sports, ESPN brings live NBA, Major League Soccer and their highly acclaimed sports TV series like ESPNews, PTI, Around the Horn and more.
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