Report: Three FBS bowl games added, pushing total to 42

The NCAA certified three new bowl games this week, pushing the total of postseason games in the Football Bowl Subdivision to a record-high of 42, reports ESPN.com's Brett McMurphy.
The new bowls mean that 82 teams, nearly two-thirds of the FBS, will need to fill those spots each season.
The Cure Bowl at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla., and unnamed bowls in Tucson, Ariz., and Austin, Texas, will make their debut after the upcoming regular season.
A bowl game in Little Rock, Ark., was also up for certification, but organizers decided to hold off and asked to be considered for the following season’s bowl slate.
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Rose Bowl
Oregon

Rose Bowl
Oregon

Rose Bowl
Oregon

Rose Bowl
Ohio State

Sugar Bowl
Alabama

Sugar Bowl
USC

Holiday Bowl
USC

Holiday Bowl
USC

Holiday Bowl
USC

Holiday Bowl
Nebraska

Holiday Bowl
Nebraska

Holiday Bowl
Utah

Las Vegas Bowl
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Las Vegas Bowl
Colorado State

Las Vegas Bowl
TCU

Peach Bowl
TCU

Peach Bowl
TCU

Peach Bowl
TCU

Peach Bowl
Washington

Cactus Bowl
Washington

Cactus Bowl
Washington

Cactus Bowl
Washington

Cactus Bowl
Washington

Cactus Bowl
Oklahoma State

Cactus Bowl
Oklahoma State

Cactus Bowl
Oklahoma State

Cactus Bowl
Oklahoma State

Cactus Bowl
Missouri

Citrus Bowl
Minnesota

Citrus Bowl
Baylor

Cotton Bowl
Baylor

Cotton Bowl
Baylor

Cotton Bowl
Michigan State

Cotton Bowl
Florida

Birmingham Bowl
Florida

Birmingham Bowl
Florida

Birmingham Bowl
Florida

Birmingham Bowl
Florida

Birmingham Bowl
East Carolina

Birmingham Bowl
East Carolina

Birmingham Bowl
Iowa

Taxslayer Bowl
Iowa

Taxslayer Bowl
Iowa

Taxslayer Bowl
Iowa

Taxslayer Bowl
Tennessee

Taxslayer Bowl
Georgia Tech

Orange Bowl
Georgia Tech

Orange Bowl
Mississippi State

Orange Bowl
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Orange Bowl
NC State

Bitcoin Bowl
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Bitcoin Bowl
UCF

Bitcoin Bowl
Illinois

Heart of Dallas Bowl
Louisiana Tech

Heart of Dallas Bowl
Marshall

Boca Raton Bowl
Boise State

Fiesta Bowl
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Boise State

Fiesta Bowl
Boise State

Fiesta Bowl
Boise State

Fiesta Bowl
Arizona

Fiesta Bowl
Arizona

Fiesta Bowl
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Clemson

Russell Athletic Bowl
Arkansas

Texas Bowl
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Texas Bowl
Arkansas

Texas Bowl
Arkansas

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Texas

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Stanford

Foster Farms Bowl
Stanford

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Maryland

Foster Farms Bowl
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UTEP

New Mexico Bowl
Miami

Independence Bowl
South Carolina

Independence Bowl
Memphis

Miami Beach Bowl
Notre Dame

Music City Bowl
LSU

Music City Bowl
San Diego State

Poinsettia Bowl
San Diego State

Poinsettia Bowl
Louisiana-Lafayette

New Orleans Bowl
The Cure Bowl will pit teams from Mountain West and Conference USA, and the Austin and Tucson bowls will have teams from the American Athletic and Sun Belt.
According to the report, the Tucson bowl will be played at the University of Arizona's stadium and is scheduled for Dec. 29. The Cure Bowl is set for Dec. 19 and will be televised by CBS Sports Network.
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The Austin Bowl is scheduled to be held at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, home of Texas Longhorns football.
ESPN or ABC televised 38 of 39 bowls last season, with the only exception being the Hyundai Sun Bowl, which has been televised by CBS since 1968.
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