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College football schedule, picks today: Bowl games on TV for Wednesday

Your schedule for the college football bowl games on TV for Wednesday as the postseason draws nearer to the CFP and national championship chase
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The college football bowl schedule pushes forward in the days after Christmas with four games on TV today, all of which involve Power Five teams in action.

Duke faces off against UCF in the Military Bowl to start things off on Wednesday followed by an intriguing SEC vs. Big 12 matchup featuring a pair of 6-6 teams in the Liberty Bowl between Kansas and Arkansas.

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One of the rare non-ESPN bowl games kicks off in primetime as one-time Pac-12 contender Oregon and quarterback Bo Nix face off against North Carolina and quarterback phenom Drake Maye in the Holiday Bowl.

Another SEC vs. Big 12 bowl gets underway after dark as Ole Miss meets Texas Tech in the Lone Star State for this year's Texas Bowl.

Here's your detailed schedule for the bowl games on TV for Wednesday.

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College football TV bowl schedule today

All times Eastern

Military Bowl
Duke vs. UCF
Wed., Dec. 28 | 2 p.m. | ESPN
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Point spread: Duke -3.5 (-110 | UCF +3.5 (-118) according to the lines at SI Sportsbook.

Total: 61.5 points | Over -118 | Under -110

Moneyline: Duke -188 | UCF +138

FPI prediction: UCF has the 56.9 percent chance to win the game, compared with Duke at 43.1 percent, according to the Football Power Index computer prediction model that picks winners by simulating teams' seasons 20,000 times.

Score prediction: Team Rankings projects that Duke will defeat UCF by an estimated score of 32.7 to 28.1 (Duke -3.5, Under 61)


Liberty Bowl
Arkansas vs. Kansas
Wed., Dec. 28 | 5:30 p.m. | ESPN
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Point spread: Arkansas -2.5 (-118) | Kansas +2.5 (+110) according to the lines at SI Sportsbook.

Total: 69 points | Over -118 | Under -110

Moneyline: Arkansas -143 | Kansas +110

FPI prediction: Arkansas has the 58.2 percent chance to win the game, compared with underdog Kansas at 41.8 percent to win, according to the index projections.

Score prediction: Arkansas will defeat Kansas 35.0 to 33.8 according to the projections by Team Rankings (Kansas +2.5)

More: Kansas vs. Arkansas picks, predictions for Liberty Bowl


Holiday Bowl
North Carolina vs. Oregon
Wed., Dec. 28 | 8 p.m. | Fox
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Point spread: Oregon -13 (-110) | North Carolina +13 (+370) according to the lines at SI Sportsbook.

Total: 75 points | Over -110 | Under -118

Moneyline: Oregon -568 | North Carolina -370

FPI prediction: Oregon has the comfortable 69.5 percent chance to win the game, compared with North Carolina at 30.5 percent, according to the FPI computers.

Score prediction: Team Rankings forecasts that Oregon will defeat North Carolina by a projected score of 43.6 to 30.8

More: North Carolina vs. Oregon picks, predictions for Holiday Bowl


Texas Bowl
Ole Miss vs. Texas Tech
Wed., Dec. 28 | 9 p.m. | ESPN
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Point spread: Ole Miss -3.5 (-118) | Texas Tech +3.5 (+138) according to the lines at SI Sportsbook.

Total: 71.5 points | Over -110 | Under -118

Moneyline: Ole Miss -188 | Texas Tech +138

FPI prediction: Ole Miss has the 62.1 percent chance to defeat Texas Tech, which has a 37.9 percent shot to pull off the upset, according to the latest projections.

Score prediction: Ole Miss will beat Texas Tech by a projected score of 37.3 to 33.0 (Ole Miss -3.5, Under 71.5)

More: Ole Miss vs. Texas Tech picks, predictions for Texas Bowl


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