College Football Games Today on TV: Fans Are All Asking Same Bowl Schedule Question

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The college football schedule resumes on Thursday, January 8.

College football fans are going through a bit of a withdrawal as there are no games on TV today. In fact, there are no college football games on the CFB schedule until Thursday, January 8, 2026.

The Google machine tells us fans are all curious about when the College Football Playoff resumes as well as the upcoming bowl schedule. Here’s the bad news first, as the bowl schedule has ended with the exception of the two remaining College Football Playoff bowls.

Fans can watch the next college football game on January 8, as Ole Miss battles Miami in the Fiesta Bowl at 7:30 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. Next up is the Peach Bowl which features a Big Ten clash between Oregon and Indiana on January 9, at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN.

All things are leading to the national championship on Monday, January 19. Sadly, there are only three remaining college football games before a long offseason.

Hopefully, fans tuned into a thrilling FCS Championship on Monday, January 5, as Montana State topped Illinois State in an overtime thriller. It marks the only college football game for a few days until the CFP schedule resumes with the Fiesta Bowl on Thursday, January 9.

Here’s what you need to know about the upcoming college football schedule.

College Football Schedule: CFP Bowl Games

Here’s a look at the three remaining games on the college football schedule. Two bowl games remain (Peach and Fiesta Bowls) ahead of the national championship. All times listed are in Eastern.

College Football Playoff Bracket: Indiana, Oregon, Ole Miss & Miami Fight for National Championship

Here’s a look at the College Football Playoff bracket ahead of the upcoming semifinal matchups.

College Football Transfer Portal Is Heating Up Amid Schedule Break

There may not be games on the field but there is a lot of maneuvering happening off the field as the transfer portal rumors are heating up. Heavy Sports has you covered with the latest college football news as some of the top players have found new homes.

One College Football Playoff team has landed the top transfer portal class (so far). Also, Lane Kiffin has already missed out on one of his top star quarterback targets at LSU.

College Football Odds: Indiana Is the National Championship Favorite

All that to say there is plenty of college football moves happening, just not on the field at the moment. Ahead of the semifinals, Indiana is the national championship favorite at +132, per FanDuel.

The Peach Bowl features the two national title favorites as Oregon is second at +300. Indiana is a 3.5-point favorite versus Oregon in the Peach Bowl clash.

As for the Fiesta Bowl, Miami is a 3.5-point favorite over Ole Miss in the other College Football Playoff matchup.