College football has a record number of bowls, a whopping 41 from Hawaii to the Bronx. That’s great news if you’re a college football fan. No need to even leave the house over the next three weeks. If you’re not a college football fan, well, it’s probably a little overkill, especially with those 5-7 teams in the mix. Whatever side of the fence you’re on, there’s certainly going to be plenty of action, with great games, star players and four teams playing for a national championship. • All 41 bowl games: Dates, TV schedule and predictions To get you ready, we’ve got a rundown of what to look for in this year’s big bowl bonanza: Top games College Football Championship, Jan. 11, Glendale, Ariz.: Goes without saying. Orange Bowl, Clemson vs. Oklahoma, Dec. 31, Miami: Should be quite an offensive show with a spot in the title game on the line. Cotton Bowl, Alabama vs. Michigan State, Dec…
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