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A visually pleasing chart detailing the TV details for every college football bowl game.

The Auburn Tigers are slated to meet up with the Oregon Ducks in the BCS National Championship Game to determine the No. 1 team in college football. Dawg Sports picks the winner in "Don't Bet On It!"

The SEC will have college football conference bragging rights on the line when the Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators, and South Carolina Gamecocks take the field for bowl games on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Dawg Sports predicts those three teams will go 2-1. Find out which one will lose in "Don't Bet On It!"

Who will win when the Miami Hurricanes renew their rivalry with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the Sun Bowl? Dawg Sports predicts the winners of the late December college football bowl games in "Don't Bet On It!"

Are you chomping at the bit to learn which teams will win such college football postseason classics as the Independence Bowl, the Little Caesar's Bowl, and the Poinsettia Bowl? You're in luck! Dawg Sports has the latest round of bowl predictions.

The first college football bowl games are less than a week away. Dawg Sports begins the arduous process of predicting every Division I-A postseason tilt, starting with the first five bowls on the slate.

Dr. Saturday's well-respected Matt Hinton eschews the Boise State debate in favor of a Division I-A college football playoff. Dawg Sports disagrees, preferring debate and accuracy to boredom and finality.

Many college football fans strongly favor dumping the BCS and adopting a playoff. Dawg Sports provides four reasons why the Bowl Championship Series is preferable to a Division I-A tournament.

Will the UCLA Bruins make the most of their belated bowl bid? How do the Miami Hurricanes match up with the Wisconsin Badgers? Can the Clemson Tigers and the USC Trojans overcome their conference championship disappointments in the postseason? Dawg Sports makes the calls in "Don't Bet On It!"

Did you hear Rece Davis's "Extra Point" at halftime of the Missouri-Nevada game on Friday night? T. Kyle King did, and he had an immediate rejoinder.