Week 15 ends with an Army-Navy game.

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This is the last weekend of college football before bowl season starts. Week 15 doesn’t have many games, but the all-time great Army-Navy game makes up for it in history and tradition.

They have played 124 times, with Navy winning 62 times, 54 times, and seven times in overtime. However, Army just won in Philadelphia, 20-17, in double overtime in 2022. Army is going for the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy, which is given to the winner of the series between Army, Navy, and Air Force. They got it in November when they beat No. 25-ranked Air Force by a huge margin.
The Midshipmen have won 14 straight games in this series, the longest winning streak ever.

However, Army is favoured by 2½ points at BetMGM, and the Over/Under is set at 27.5. NBC Sports has a full betting rundown for the famous game for you.

Check out the list below for Saturday’s college football games and information about the bowl games that will start later in December.

What college football games are today?

December 9th, Saturday

Today there is only one college football game: the Army Black Knights and Navy Midshipmen play in one of the most epic battles in the sport. Today at 3 p.m. ET on CBS, the 124th Army-Navy game will take place at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

When does the bowl season begin?

The first bowl game, the Myrtle Beach Bowl between Georgia Southern and Ohio University, is set for next Saturday, December 16th. Bowl season is almost here.

After that, there are bowl games almost every day in December until the College Football Playoff semifinals on January 1.

In what year are the college football playoffs?

On January 1, the Rose Bowl will match No. 1 Michigan against No. 4 Alabama, and the Sugar Bowl will match No. 2 Washington against No. 3 Texas. These are the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. It will be Monday, January 8th, and the winners of those games will go to the College Football National Championship.