Category Archives: College Football

2008 Aon Insurance FWAA Freshman All-America Team

FWAA and AON Insurance LogosThe UConn Huskies are once again represented on the AON Insurance FWAA (Football Writers’ Association of America) Freshman All-America Team as offensive guard Moe Petrus was named to the team.

Petrus was a big reason why Donald Brown was able to rush for over 2,000 yards this season. He is also the only representative from the Big East Conference on the team.

A full look at the team after the jump.

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3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest Standings – Update No. 3

Adam and Ways1 are still your co-leaders in the 3rd annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest with just 2 games to go.  Best I can tell is that it’s a 3-team race between the co-leaders and Ladd B. Here’s a look at the standings and their picks for the final two games.

Name Total Teams left Name Total Teams left
Adam 20 Ball State, Oklahoma Barry 16 Ball State, Florida
Ways1 20 Tulsa, Oklahoma Cash Money 16 Ball State, Oklahoma
Ladd B 19 Ball State, Florida David Lusk 16 Tulsa, Oklahoma
Carl L. 19 Ball State, Oklahoma GM 16 Ball State, Florida
Ian 18 Ball State, Florida Michael 16 Ball State, Oklahoma
Scott 18 Tulsa, Oklahoma Sam 16 Ball State, Florida
Burney 17 Ball State, Florida Under M C 16 Tulsa, Oklahoma
Keith B 17 Ball State, Florida Nick L 15 Ball State, Florida
Ken 17 Ball State, Florida SethRTR 15 Ball State, Florida
Matt 17 Ball State, Florida Boomer 14 Ball State, Oklahoma
Mr Intangibles 17 Ball State, Florida Christopher L 14 Ball State, Oklahoma
Pandyora 17 Tulsa, Oklahoma Marcus Hill 14 Ball State, Florida
Scott LV 17 Ball State, Florida Dan 13 Tulsa, Florida
Smokey Bones 17 Tulsa, Florida Sue B 13 Ball State, Florida
Jamee Sacco 12 Ball State, Oklahoma

3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest Standings – Update No. 2

Adam and Ways1 are your co-leaders: Here are the standings for the 3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest with just 3 games remaining. It’s anyone’s ballgame at the top of the standings as it looks as though the last two games will be the deciding factor.

Name Total Teams left Name Total Teams left
Adam 19 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma Smokey Bones 16 Texas, Tulsa, Florida
Ways1 19 Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma Cash Money 15 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma
Carl L 18 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma David Lusk 15 Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Ladd B 18 Texas, Ball State, Florida GM 15 Texas, Ball State, Florida
Ian 17 Texas, Ball State, Florida Michael 15 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma
Mr Intangibles 17 Ohio State, Ball State, Florida Sam 15 Texas, Ball State, Florida
Scott 17 Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma Under M C 15 Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Barry 16 Ohio State, Ball State, Florida Nick L 14 Texas, Ball State, Florida
Burney 16 Texas, Ball State, Florida SethRTR 14 Texas, Ball State, Florida
Keith B 16 Texas, Ball State, Florida Boomer 13 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma
Ken 16 Texas, Ball State, Florida Christopher L 13 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma
Matt 16 Texas, Ball State, Florida Marcus Hill 13 Texas, Ball State, Florida
Pandyora 16 Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma Dan 12 Texas, Tulsa, Florida
Scott LV 16 Texas, Ball State, Florida Sue B 12 Texas, Ball State, Florida
Jamee Sacco 11 Texas, Ball State, Oklahoma

3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest Standings

Adam is Your Leader: After a hot start by Adam in the 3rd annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest, he has gradually fallen back to the pack as Ways1, Carl L., Ladd B. and Scott  have made a run to the top. Here are the standings through the New Year’s Day games.

Name Wins Name Wins
Adam 19 Keith B 14
Ways1 18 Mr Intangibles 14
Carl L 17 Pandyora 14
Ladd B 17 Under M C 14
Scott 17 Smokey Bones 13
Ian 16 Barry 12
Burney 15 Christoper L. 12
GM 15 Marcus 12
Ken 15 Nick L 12
Matt 15 Sam 12
Michael 15 Seth RTR 12
Scott LV 15 Dan 11
Cash Money 14 Sue B 11
David Lusk 14 Boomer 10
Jamee Sacco 10

3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest Reminder

3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick'em Contest

With all of the college bowl games being announced, it’s time for the third annual SOX & Dawgs Bowl Pick’em Contest. The past two seasons have been won by mother, Sue Bethune. Can she make it 3 straight?

If she does win her third straight, I have decided that the contest will be renamed to the Sue Bethune College Football Bowl Game Pick’em Contest presented by SOX & Dawgs.

So what’s at stake here? Well for one, it’s a chance to knock my mother off of the throne. Secondly, it’s a chance to win a guest post or two here at SOX & Dawgs.

The rules for the contest are simple. Pick who you think will win without spreads. I’ve previously used spreads in the past but have decided to make it a straight pick’em this year. The winner of this contest will get to write a post here on the site. In case of a tie, the total points from the BCS Championship game will be used. When making your picks you can just write the team you want. And don’t forget to put in your total points in the BCS Championship game.

Entries will be accepted through December 21st. So get in early so you don’t miss out on any games.

Good luck to everyone!!!

GAMES START TOMORROW SO BE SURE TO GET YOUR ENTRY IN BEFORE THE DEADLINE.

Results From ESPNU/Home Depot 2008 College Football Awards Show

espn u home depot awardsHere’s the list of winners from the ESPNU/Home Depot 2008 College Football Awards Show that aired earlier on ESPN.

  • Maxwell Award (Outstanding Player)
    Tim Tebow, Florida Gators
  • Dick Butkus Award (Outstanding Linebacker)
    Aaron Curry, Wake Forest Demon Deacons
  • Outland Trophy (Outstanding Interior Lineman)
    Andre Smith, Alabama Crimson Tide
  • Chuck Bednarik Award (Defensive Player of the Year)
    Rey Maualuga, USC Trojans
  • Davey O’Brien Award (National Quarterback Award)
    Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Sooners
  • Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Outstanding Sr. QB)
    Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Red Raiders
  • Doak Walker Award (National Running back Award)
    Shonn Greene, Iowa Hawkeyes
  • Fred Biletnikoff Award (Outstanding Wide Receiver)
    Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Red Raiders
  • Jim Thorpe Award (Outstanding Defensive Back)
    Malcolm Jenkins, The Ohio State Buckeyes
  • John Mackey Award (Outstanding Tight End)
    Chase Coffman, Missouri Tigers
  • Lou Groza Award (Collegiate Placekicker Award)
    Graham Gano, Florida State Seminoles
  • Bronko Nagurski Award (Defensive Player of the Year)
    Brian Orakpo, Texas Longhorns
  • Ray Guy Award (Outstanding Punter)
    Matt Fodge, Oklahoma State Cowboys
  • Vince Lombardi/Rotary Award (Outstanding Lineman)
    Brian Orakpo, Texas Longhorns
  • Ted Hendricks Award (Defensive End of the Year Award)
    Brian Orakpo, Texas Longhorns
  • Rimington Trophy (Outstanding Center)
    A.Q. Shipley, Penn State Nittany Lions
  • Home Depot Coach of the Year
    Nick Saban, Alabama Crimson Tide

2008 Walter Camp Football Foundation All-America Teams

Colt McCoy, 2008 Walter Camp Player of the Year - WCFF Photo

Colt McCoy, 2008 Walter Camp Player of the Year

The Walter Camp Football Foundation has announced their 2008 Player of the Year and also their All-American Teams.

They named Texas quarterback Colt McCoy as their Player of the Year. He is just the second player from Texas to win the award. Ganja smoking running back Ricky Williams was the other back in 1998.

McCoy finished the season with 3,445 yards and 32 touchdowns and also finished as Texas’ leading rusher with 576 yards and a touchdown. Next up for Texas is a date in the Fiesta Bowl with The Ohio State Buckeyes.

Other awards handed out by the Walter Camp Football Foundation were:

  • Distinguished American Award
    Len Dawson
    Purdue
  • Man of the Year Award
    Morten Andersen
    Michigan State
  • Alumni Award
    Tim Brown
    Notre Dame

A full look at the 2008 Walter Camp Foundation First and Second Team All-Americans after the jump.

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3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick’em Contest

3rd Annual SOX & Dawgs College Bowl Pick'em Contest

With all of the college bowl games being announced, it’s time for the third annual SOX & Dawgs Bowl Pick’em Contest. The past two seasons have been won by mother, Sue Bethune. Can she make it 3 straight?

If she does win her third straight, I have decided that the contest will be renamed to the Sue Bethune College Football Bowl Game Pick’em Contest presented by SOX & Dawgs.

So what’s at stake here? Well for one, it’s a chance to knock my mother off of the throne. Secondly, it’s a chance to win a guest post or two here at SOX & Dawgs.

The rules for the contest are simple. Pick who you think will win without spreads. I’ve previously used spreads in the past but have decided to make it a straight pick’em this year. The winner of this contest will get to write a post here on the site. In case of a tie, the total points from the BCS Championship game will be used. When making your picks you can just write the team you want. And don’t forget to put in your total points in the BCS Championship game.

I will provide you with a template to use in the comments section that you can cut and paste in.

Entries will be accepted through December 21st. So get in early so you don’t miss out on any games.

Good luck to everyone!!!

Marcus Hill – 15
Matt – 18
Adam – 20 Nick L – 16
Under M C – 17
Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest Navy Navy
Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Colorado State
South Florida South Florida South Florida South Florida South Florida
BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU
Troy Southern Miss Southern Miss Southern Miss Troy
Boise State Boise State TCU Boise State TCU
Notre Dame Hawaii Notre Dame Hawaii Hawaii
Central Michigan Central Michigan Florida Atlantic Central Michigan Florida Atlantic
North Carolina North Carolina West Virginia North Carolina West Virginia
Wisconsin Wisconsin Florida State Florida State Wisconsin
California California California Miami, FL California
Louisiana Tech Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Louisiana Tech Northern Illinois
N.C. State N.C. State Rutgers Rutgers N.C. State
Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri
Maryland Maryland Maryland Nevada Maryland
Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State
Western Michigan Rice Rice Rice Rice
Houston Air Force Houston Air Force Air Force
Pittsburgh Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State Pittsburgh
Boston College Vanderbilt Boston College Vanderbilt Vanderbilt
Kansas Kansas Minnesota Minnesota Kansas
Georgia Tech LSU Georgia Tech LSU Georgia Tech
South Carolina Iowa Iowa Iowa South Carolina
Clemson Nebraska Clemson Clemson Nebraska
Georgia Michigan State Georgia Michigan State Georgia
USC USC USC USC Penn State
Virgina Tech Virgina Tech Virgina Tech Cincinnati Virgina Tech
Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech
East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina Kentucky
Alabama Alabama Alabama Utah Alabama
UConn UConn Buffalo UConn Buffalo
Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas
Ball State Ball State Ball State Ball State Tulsa
Florida Florida Oklahoma Florida Oklahoma
Ian – 19
Sue B – 14
Barry – 17
Michael – 16
Ways1 – 21
Wake Forest Wake Forest Navy Wake Forest Wake Forest
Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Colorado State
South Florida South Florida South Florida South Florida Memphis
BYU BYU Arizona BYU Arizona
Southern Miss Troy Southern Miss Southern Miss Southern Miss
Boise State Boise State Boise State TCU Boise State
Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii
Florida Atlantic Florida Atlantic Central Michigan Central Michigan Central Michigan
West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia
Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Florida State Wisconsin
Miami, FL California California Miami, FL California
Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Illinois
Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers
Missouri Missouri Northwestern Missouri Missouri
Nevada Nevada Nevada Nevada Maryland
Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oregon Oklahoma State Oklahoma State
Rice Western Michigan Rice Rice Rice
Houston Air Force Houston Air Force Houston
Oregon State Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Oregon State Oregon State
Boston College Vanderbilt Boston College Vanderbilt Vanderbilt
Kansas Minnesota Minnesota Kansas Kansas
Georgia Tech LSU LSU Georgia Tech LSU
Iowa South Carolina Iowa Iowa South Carolina
Clemson Clemson Nebraska Clemson Nebraska
Georgia Georgia Michigan State Georgia Georgia
USC Penn State Penn State USC Penn State
Virgina Tech Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Virgina Tech
Texas Tech Texas Tech Ole Miss Texas Tech Texas Tech
East Carolina East Carolina Kentucky East Carolina East Carolina
Alabama Alabama Utah Alabama Alabama
UConn UConn UConn Buffalo UConn
Texas Texas Ohio State Texas Texas
Ball State Ball State Ball State Ball State Tulsa
Florida Florida Florida Oklahoma Oklahoma
Dan – 15
Christopher L. – 14
Ladd B – 20
Boomer – 14
Ken – 18
1. Navy 1. NAVY Wake Forest Navy Wake Forest
2. Fresno State 2. Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State
3. South Florida 3. South Florida South Florida South Florida Memphis
4. BYU 4. BYU Arizona BYU BYU
5. Troy 5. Southern Miss Troy Troy Southern Miss
6. Boise State 6. Boise State Boise State Boise State Boise State
7. Notre Dame 7. Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii
8. Central Michigan 8. Central Michigan Florida Atlantic Central Mich Florida Atlantic
9. West Virginia 9. West Virginia West Virginia West Va West Virginia
10. Florida State 10. Florida State Florida State Wisconsin Florida State
11. Miami, FL 11. California Miami, FL California Miami, FL
12. Louisiana Tech 12. Northern Illinois Louisiana Tech No Illinois Louisiana Tech
13. N.C. State 13. N.C. State N.C. State Rutgers N.C. State
14. Missouri 14. Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri
15. Nevada 15. Nevada Maryland Nevada Maryland
16. Oklahoma State 16. Oklahoma State Oregon Okla St Oklahoma State
17. Rice 17. Western Michigan Western Michigan Rice Rice
18. Air Force 18. Houston Air Force Air Force Air Force
19. Oregon State 19. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Oreg St Pittsburgh
20. Boston College 20. Boston College Boston College BC Boston College
21. Kansas 21. Minnesota Kansas Kansas Kansas
22. Georgia Tech 22. LSU LSU LSU LSU
23. South Carolina 23. South Carolina Iowa South Carolina South Carolina
24. Clemson 24. Nebraska Nebraska Clemson Nebraska
25. Georgia 25. Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia
26. USC 26. USC USC Penn State USC
27. Cincinnati 27. Virgina Tech Virgina Tech Cincy Virgina Tech
28. Texas Tech 28. Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech
29. Kentucky 29. East Carolina East Carolina Kentucky Kentucky
30. Alabama 30. Alabama Alabama Utah Alabama
31. Buffalo 31. UConn UConn Uconn Buffalo
32. Texas 32. Texas Texas Texas Texas
33. Tulsa 33. Ball State Ball State Ball St Ball State
34. Florida 34. Oklahoma Florida Oklahoma Florida
GM – 17 Jamee Sacco – 12
Carl L. – 19
Cash Money – 16
Keith B – 18
1. Navy 1. Wake Forest 1. Wake Forest 1. NAVY Wake Forest
2. Fresno State 2.Fresno State 2. Colorado State 2. Fresno State Fresno State
3. Memphis 3. South Florida 3. South Florida 3. South Florida South Florida
4. BYU 4. BYU 4. Arizona 4. BYU BYU
5. Southern Miss 5. Troy 5. Troy 5. Troy Southern Miss
6. TCU 6. Boise State 6. TCU 6. TCU Boise State
7. Notre Dame 7. Hawaii 7. Hawaii 7. Hawaii Hawaii
8. Central Michigan 8. Central Michigan 8. Central Michigan 8. Central Michigan Florida Atlantic
9. West Virginia 9. North Carolina 9. North Carolina 9. WV West Virginia
10. Florida State 10. Florida State 10. Florida State 10. Florida State Florida State
11. California 11. California 11. California 11. California Miami, FL
12. Louisiana Tech 12. Northern Illinois 12. Louisiana Tech 12. N.Ill Louisiana Tech
13. Rutgers 13. N.C. State 13. Rutgers 13. Rutgers N.C. State
14. Missouri 14. Missouri 14. Missouri 14. Missouri Missouri
15. Nevada 15. Maryland 15. Nevada 15. Maryland Nevada
16. Oklahoma State 16. Oklahoma State 16. Oklahoma State 16. Oklahoma State Oklahoma State
17. Rice 17. Rice 17. Western Michigan 17. Western Michigan Rice
18. Air Force 18. Air Force 18. Houston 18. Houston Houston
19. Oregon State 19. Pittsburgh 19. Oregon State 19. Oregon State Pittsburgh
20. Boston College 20. Boston College 20. Boston College 20. Boston College Boston College
21. Kansas 21. Kansas 21. Kansas 21. Kansas Minnesota
22. Georgia Tech 22. Georgia Tech 22. Georgia Tech 22. LSU LSU
23. Iowa 23. South Carolina 23. Iowa 23. S.Car South Carolina
24. Nebraska 24. Nebraska 24. Nebraska 24. Clem Nebraska
25. Georgia 25. Georgia 25. Georgia 25. Georgia Georgia
26. Penn State 26. Penn State 26. USC 26. USC Penn State
27. Cincinnati 27. Cincinnati 27. Virgina Tech 27. Cincy Cincinnati
28. Texas Tech 28. Texas Tech 28. Texas Tech 28. Texas Tech Texas Tech
29. East Carolina 29. East Carolina 29. East Carolina 29. East Carolina East Carolina
30. Alabama 30. Alabama 30. Alabama 30. bama Utah
31. Buffalo 31. UConn 31. UConn 31. UConn UConn
32. Texas 32. Texas 32. Texas 32. Texas Texas
33. Ball State 33. Ball State 33. Ball State 33. Ball State Ball State
34. Florida 34. Oklahoma 34. Oklahoma 34. Oklahoma Florida
Mr Intangibles – 18
Sam – 17
Smokey Bones – 19
Scott LV – 18
Scott – 19
1. Wake Forest 1. Navy Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest
2. Fresno State 2.Fresno State Colorado State Fresno State Fresno State
3. South Florida 3. South Florida South Florida South Florida South Florida
4. BYU 4. Arizona Arizona Arizona BYU
5. Troy 5. Southern Miss Troy Troy Troy
6. TCU 6. Boise State Boise State TCU TCU
7. Hawaii 7. Hawaii Hawaii Hawaii Notre Dame
8. Central Michigan 8. Florida Atlantic Central Michigan Central Michigan Central Michigan
9. West Virginia 9. West Virginia North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina
10. Wisconsin 10. Wisconsin Wisconsin Florida State Florida State
11. California 11. California California California California
12. Louisiana Tech 12. Northern Illinois Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech
13. Rutgers 13. Rutgers N.C. State N.C. State Rutgers
14. Missouri 14. Northwestern Missouri Missouri Missouri
15. Nevada 15. Maryland Maryland Maryland Nevada
16. Oklahoma State 16. Oklahoma State Oregon Oklahoma State Oregon
17. Rice 17. Rice Western Michigan Western Michigan Rice
18. Houston 18. Air Force Houston Houston Houston
19. Pittsburgh 19. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh
20. Boston College 20. Boston College Boston College Boston College Boston College
21. Kansas 21. Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas
22. Georgia Tech 22. LSU Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech
23. South Carolina 23. South Carolina Iowa Iowa Iowa
24. Clemson 24. Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson
25. Georgia 25. Michigan State Georgia Georgia Georgia
26. USC 26. Penn State Penn State USC USC
27. Virgina Tech 27. Virginia Tech Cincinnati Virgina Tech Virgina Tech
28. Ole Miss 28. Texas Tech Ole Miss Texas Tech Texas Tech
29. Kentucky 29. Kentucky East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina
30. Alabama 30. Utah Utah Alabama Alabama
31. UConn 31. UConn UConn UConn Buffalo
32. Ohio State 32. Texas Texas Texas Texas
33. Ball State 33. Ball State Tulsa Ball State Tulsa
34. Florida 34. Florida Florida Florida Oklahoma
Burney – 18
David Lusk – 17 Pandyora – 18
SethRTR – 16
1 Wake Forest 1. Navy Navy 1. Navy
2 Fresno St. 2. Fresno State Fresno State 2. Fresno State
3 S.Florida 3. South Florida Memphis 3. South Florida
4 Arizona 4. Arizona BYU 4. BYU
5 Troy 5. Troy Southern Miss 5. Troy
6 TCU 6. TCU Boise State 6. Boise State
7 Hawaii 7. Hawaii Hawaii 7. Notre Dame
8 C. Michigan 8. Central Michigan Florida Atlantic 8. Central Michigan
9 N. Carolina 9. West Virginia West Virginia 9. North Carolina
10 Florida St. 10. Florida State Wisconsin 10. Florida State
11 California 11. California California 11. Miami, Fl
12 N.Illinois 12. Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech 12. Northern Illinois
13 Rutgers 13. Rutgers Rutgers 13. N.C. State
14 Missouri 14. Missouri Missouri 14. Missouri
15 Nevada 15. Maryland Maryland 15. Maryland
16 Oklahoma 16. Oklahoma State Oregon 16. Oklahoma State
17 Rice 17. Western Michigan Western Michigan 17. Rice
18 Houston 18. Air Force Air Force 18. Air Force
19 Oregon St. 19. Pittsburgh Oregon State 19. Oregon State
20 Boston Coll. 20. Boston College Boston College 20. Boston College
21 Kansas 21. Kansas Minnesota 21. Kansas
22 Ga. Tech Georgia Tech LSU 22. Georgia Tech
23 Iowa Iowa South Carolina 23. South Carolina
24 Clemson Clemson Clemson 24. Nebraska
25 Georgia Georgia Georgia 25. Geargia
26 USC USC USC 26. USC
27 Cincinnati Cincinnati Virgina Tech 27. Virginia Tech
28 Texas Tech Texas tech Texas Tech 28. Ole Miss
29 E.Carolina East Carolina Kentucky 29. Kentucky
30 Alabama Alabama Alabama 30. Alabama
31 Connecticut Uconn UConn 31. Buffalo
32 Texas Texas Texas 32. Texas
33 Ball St. Tulsa Tulsa 33. Ball State
34 Florida Oklahoma Oklahoma 34. Florida

2008-09 College Football Bowl Schedule

BCSHere is your look at the 2008-09 College Football bowl schedule. It’s Oklahoma vs Florida for the BCS National Championship.

The SOX & Dawgs bowl contest will be announced tomorrow.

Here is the schedule of the 2008-09 college football bowl games. I will be updating this with the matchups and point spreads as they become available.

Schedule template courtesy of Fang’s Bites. Here’s the list of broadcasters for the games courtesy of Awful Announcing.

Date Game Stadium & City Network Time
12/20 EagleBank Bowl
(Wake Forest vs. Navy)
RFK Stadium
Washington, DC
11am
12/20 New Mexico Bowl
(Colorado State vs. Fresno State)
University Stadium
Albuquerque, NM
2:30pm
12/20 magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl
(Memphis vs. South Florida)
Tropicana Field
St. Petersburg, FL
4:30pm
12/20 Las Vegas Bowl
(BYU vs Arizona)
Sam Boyd Stadium
Las Vegas, NV
8pm
12/21 R + L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
(Troy vs. Southern Miss)
Superdome
New Orleans, LA
8pm
12/23 Poinsettia Bowl
(Boise State vs TCU)
Qualcomm Stadium
San Diego, CA
8pm
12/24 Hawai’i Bowl
(Hawaii vs. Notre Dame)
Aloha Stadium
Honolulu, HI
8pm
12/26 Motor City Bowl
(Florida Atlantic vs. Central Michigan)
Ford Field
Detroit, MI
8pm
12/27 Meineke Car Care Bowl
(North Carolina vs. West Virginia)
Bank of America Stadium
Charlotte, NC
1pm
12/27 Champs Sports Bowl
(Florida State vs. Wisconsin)
Citrus Bowl
Orlando, FL
4:30pm
12/27 Emerald Bowl
(California vs. Miami, FL)
AT&T Park
San Francisco, CA
8pm
12/28 Independence Bowl
(Northern Illinois vs Louisiana Tech)
Independence Stadium
Shreveport, LA
8pm
12/29 PapaJohns.com Bowl
(N.C. State vs. Rutgers)
Legion Field
Birmingham, AL
3pm
12/29 Alamo Bowl
(Northwestern vs Missouri)
Alamodome
San Antonio, TX
8pm
12/30 Humanitarian Bowl
(Nevada vs Maryland)
Bronco Stadium
Boise, ID
4:30pm
12/30 Holiday Bowl
(Oklahoma State vs Oregon)
Qualcomm Stadium
San Diego, CA
8pm
12/30 Texas Bowl
(Western Michigan vs. Rice)
Reliant Stadium
Houston, TX
8pm
12/31 Armed Forces Bowl
(Air Force vs Houston)
Amon Carter Stadium
Fort Worth, TX
12pm
12/31 Sun Bowl
(Pittsburgh vs. Oregon State)
Sun Bowl Stadium
El Paso, TX
2pm
12/31 Music City Bowl
(Boston College vs Vanderbilt)
LP Field
Nashville, TN
3:30pm
12/31 Insight Bowl
(Kansas vs. Minnesota)
Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe, AZ
5:30pm
12/31 Chick-Fil-A Bowl
(Georgia Tech vs. LSU)
Georgia Dome
Atlanta, GA
7:30pm
1/1 Outback Bowl
(Iowa vs South Carolina)
Raymond James Stadium
Tampa, FL
11am
1/1 Gator Bowl
(Nebraska vs. Clemson)
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium
Jacksonville, FL
1pm
1/1 Capital One Bowl
(Georgia vs Michigan State)
Citrus Bowl
Orlando, FL
1pm
1/1 Rose Bowl
(USC vs Penn State)
Rose Bowl
Pasadena, CA
4:30pm
1/1 Orange Bowl
(Cincinnati vs Virginia Tech)
Dolphin Stadium
Miami, FL
8:30pm
1/2 Cotton Bowl
(Ole Miss vs. Texas Tech)
Cotton Bowl
Dallas, TX
2pm
1/2 Liberty Bowl
(East Carolina vs. Kentucky)
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Memphis, TN
5pm
1/2 Sugar Bowl
(Alabama vs Utah)
Superdome
New Orleans, LA
8pm
1/3 International Bowl
(Buffalo vs. UConn)
Rogers Centre
Toronto, ON
12pm
1/5 Fiesta Bowl
(Ohio State vs Texas)
University of Phoenix Stadium
Glendale, AZ
8pm
1/6 GMAC Bowl
(Ball State vs. Tulsa)
Ladd-Peebles Stadium
Mobile, AL
8pm
1/8 BCS National Championship
(Oklahoma vs Florida)
Dolphin Stadium
Miami, FL
8pm