Bowl season continues on Friday in college football with a slate of five games.
Starting the day off is Oklahoma vs. Navy in the Armed Forces Bowl at noon ET from Fort Worth, Texas. It is the first time that the Sooners and Midshipmen, who won this year’s Army-Navy Game, will meet since 1965.
The marquee bowl game on Friday’s slate will take place in San Diego at 8 p.m. ET when No. 25 Syracuse meets up with Washington State in the Holiday Bowl. Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord is coming off a historic regular season with the Orange, as the Ohio State transfer threw for 4,326 yards and 29 touchdowns. His counterpart on Friday will be Zevi Eckhaus, with Washington State starting quarterback John Mateer transferring to Oklahoma.
Washington State will also have an interim coach on Friday, as head coach Jake Dickert was announced as the new head coach at Wake Forest on Dec. 18. Serving in Dickert’s place will be assistant head coach and defensive tackles coach Pete Kaligis.
Closing out Friday’s bowl games is the Las Vegas Bowl between USC and Texas A&M. The Trojans have lost a considerable amount of their roster to the portal, including starting quarterback Miller Moss and two of their top wide receivers in Zachariah Branch and Kyron Hudson. Texas A&M will also be without its starting quarterback Connor Weigman, who has transferred to Houston.
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Here’s what you need to know about Friday’s College Football schedule, including who’s playing, TV channel and streaming information and more:
Friday, Dec. 27
All times Central
ESPN will broadcast four of the five college football bowl games on Friday. The lone bowl game that won’t appear on ESPN is the Holiday Bowl, between Syracuse and Washington State, which will air on Fox.
Fans can stream the four ESPN games on the ESPN app (by logging in with your TV provider credentials) and ESPN+, ESPN’s subscription streaming service. Fox streaming options include the Fox Sports Go app (by logging in with your TV provider credentials).
Another option is Fubo, which carries both ESPN and Fox and offers a free trial to new subscribers.
This section will be updated as scores become finalized
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