DALLAS -- Bowl Season today announced the complete 2023-24 college football bowl schedule, which includes 43 games. Most games will be televised on the ABC and ESPN platforms, with one bowl each on CBS, FOX and Barstool Sports.

Bowl matchups will be revealed on Sunday, December 3, following the regular season and conference championship games. Bowl Season comes to a conclusion with the 2024 College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship, scheduled to be played on Monday, January 8, at NRG Stadium in Houston on ESPN.

"We're thrilled to announce the full slate for all 43 bowl games next season," said Nick Carparelli, executive director of Bowl Season. "It is always exciting to unveil the bowl schedule because it brings us one step closer to the return of college football, culminating with the annual tradition of Bowl Season. It will be here before we know it and we can't wait."

Saturday, December 16 will officially kick off the 2023-24 Bowl Season with seven games on the schedule, beginning with the HomeTown Lenders Bahamas Bowl at 11:00 a.m. ET. This year's CFP Semifinal games will be played in the Rose Bowl Game, and the Allstate Sugar Bowl, both on Monday, January 1.

The complete 2023-24 Bowl Season schedule can be found by clicking here.
 

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About Bowl Season
Bowl Season is one of the greatest and longest running traditions in American sports, taking place in late December and running through early January, and has been college football's post-season for over 100 years. It promotes the grand tradition of the bowl system and its endearing value to student-athletes, highlighting the broader university and college communities, including spirit squads, marching bands, athletic staff and fans. Bowl Season spotlights the distinctiveness of each of the bowl games along with their histories and traditions and their proud communities - embracing and honoring the bowl experience for present and future generations.