2015 College Football Week 14/15 Schedule & Announcers

Here is the schedule for Championship Week, week fourteen of the 2015 College Football season with announcers (if necessary).

12/4- Bowling Green vs Northern Illinois; 8:00, ESPN2 (Detroit)
12/5- Temple at Houston; 12:00, ABC: Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Todd McShay
12/5- Texas at Baylor; 12:00, ESPN
12/5- Southern Miss at Western Kentucky; 12:00, ESPN2
12/5- Georgia State at Georgia Southern; 2:00, ESPN3
12/5- Texas State at Arkansas State; 3:00, ESPN3
12/5- New Mexico State at Louisiana-Monroe; 3:00, ESPN3
12/5- Florida vs Alabama; 4:00, CBS (Atlanta): Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce
12/5- West Virginia at Kansas State; 3:30, FS1: Joe Davis, Brady Quinn, Kris Budden
12/5- Troy at Louisiana-Lafayette; 5:00, ESPN3
12/5- Appalachian State at South Alabama; 7:30, ESPN3
12/5- San Diego State at Air Force; 7:30, ESPN2
12/5- Stanford vs USC; 7:45, ESPN (Santa Clara): Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe
12/5- North Carolina vs Clemson; 8:00, ABC (Charlotte): Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Heather Cox
12/5- Michigan State vs Iowa; 8:00, FOX (Indianapolis): Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Molly McGrath
12/12- Army vs Navy; 3:00, CBS (Philadelphia): Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce

Candidates to replace Kyle Flood as Rutgers head coach

Earlier today, it was announced that Kyle Flood had been fired from Rutgers. Here are some candidates to replace Flood as Rutgers head coach.

1. Al Golden, Former Miami Head Coach
2. Matt Rhule, Head Coach, Temple
3. Joe Moglia, Head Coach, Coastal Carolina
4. Greg Schiano, Former Rutgers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach
5. PJ Fleck, Head Coach, Western Michigan
6. Mario Cristobal, Offensive Line Coach, Alabama
7. Jeff Brohm, Head Coach, Western Kentucky
8. Dino Babers, Head Coach, Bowling Green

Candidates to replace Mark Richt as Georgia head coach

Earlier today, it was announced that Mark Richt had been fired from Georgia. Here are some candidates to replace Richt as Georgia head football coach.

1. Kirby Smart, Defensive Coordinator, Alabama
2. Dan Mullen, Head Coach, Mississippi State
3. Mark Dantonio, Head Coach, Michigan State
4. Jeremy Puritt, Defensive Coordinator, Georgia
5. Mike Gundy, Head Coach, Oklahoma State

Candidates to replace Justin Fuente as Memphis head coach

Yesterday, it was announced that Memphis head football coach Justin Fuente will be named head coach of Virginia Tech, replacing the retiring Frank Beamer. Here are some candidates to replace Fuente as Memphis head coach.

1. Barry Odom, Defensive Coordinator, Missouri

Candidates to replace Mike London as Virginia head coach

Today, it was announced that Mike London had resigned at Virginia head football coach. Here are some candidates to replace London as Virginia head football coach.

1. Greg Schiano, Former Rutgers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach

2. Mack Brown, Former Texas Head Coach/Current ESPN Analyst

3. Scott Frost, Offensive Coordinator, Oregon

4. Pep Hamilton, Former Indianapolis Colts Offensive Coordinator
5. PJ Fleck, Head Coach, Western Michigan
6. Pete Lembo, Head Coach, Ball State
7. Tom Herman, Head Coach, Houston
8. Bobby Wilder, Head Coach, Old Dominion
9. Doc Holliday, Head Coach, Marshall
10. Matt Rhule, Head Coach, Temple
11. Chad Morris, Head Coach, SMU
12. Dino Babers, Head Coach, Bowling Green
13. Bob Stitt, Head Coach, Montana
14. Craig Bohl, Head Coach, Wyoming
15. Willie Fritz, Head Coach, Georgia Southern
16. Mark Hudspeth, Head Coach, Lousiana-Lafayette
17. Matt Wells, Head Coach, Utah State
18. Everett Withers, Head Coach, James Madison
19. Jeff Brohm, Head Coach, Western Kentucky
20. Beau Baldwin, Head Coach, Eastern Washington

2015 College Football Week 13 Bowl Projections

Here are my bowl projections for week thirteen of the College Football season. The fourth College Football playoff standings will be released tomorrow night.

College Football Playoff Projections

Capital One Orange Bowl- December 31st, 4:00 or 8:00, ESPN: (1) Clemson vs (4) Oklahoma

Goodyear Cotton Bowl- December 31st, 4:00 or 8:00, ESPN: (2) Alabama vs (3) Michigan State

New Years Six Projections

Peach Bowl- December 31st, 12:00, ESPN: North Carolina vs Navy
Fiesta Bowl- January 1st, 1:00, ESPN: Notre Dame vs Michigan
Rose Bowl- January 1st, 5:00, ESPN: Iowa vs Stanford
Sugar Bowl- January 1st, 8:30, ESPN: Florida vs Oklahoma State

Rest of the Bowl Schedule

Gidlan New Mexico Bowl- December 19th, 2:00, ESPN: Middle Tennessee vs New Mexico

Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl- December 19th, 3:30, ABC: San Diego State vs Utah

Raycom Media Camellia Bowl- December 19th, 5:30, ESPN: Toledo vs Georgia Southern

AutoNation Cure Bowl- December 19th, 7:00, CBSSN: Tulsa vs South Alabama

R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl- December 19th, 9:00, ESPN: Old Dominion vs Arkansas State

Miami Beach Bowl- December 21st, 2:30, ESPN: Houston vs Western Kentucky

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl- December 22nd, 3:30, ESPN: Bowling Green vs Nevada

Boca Raton Bowl- December 22nd, 7:00, ESPN: Memphis vs Western Michigan

San Diego County CU Poinsettia Bowl- December 23rd, 4:30, ESPN: Boise State vs BYU

GoDaddy Bowl- December 23rd, 8:00, ESPN: Northern Illinois vs Appalachian State

Popeyes Bahamas Bowl- December 24th, 12:00, ESPN: Marshall vs Ohio

Hawaii Bowl- December 24th, 8:00, ESPN: South Florida vs Utah State

St. Petersburg Bowl- December 26th, 11:00AM, ESPN: Connecticut vs Southern Miss

Hyundai Sun Bowl- December 26th, 2:00, CBS: Miami (FL) vs UCLA

Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl- December 26th, 2:20, ESPN: Central Michigan vs Louisiana Tech

New Era Pinstripe Bowl- December 26th, 3:30, ABC: North Carolina State vs Indiana

Camping World Independence Bowl- December 26th, 5:45, ESPN: Arizona vs San Jose State

Foster Farms Bowl- December 26th, 9:15, ESPN: Washington State vs Minnesota

Military Bowl- December 28th, 2:30, ESPN2: Virginia Tech vs Temple

Quick Lane Bowl- December 28th, 5:00, ESPN: Arizona State vs Duke

Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl- December 29th, 2:00, ESPN: Air Force vs Akron

Russell Athletic Bowl- December 29th, 5:30, ESPN: Florida State vs TCU

NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl- December 29th, 7:30, CBSSN: Louisiana-Lafayette vs Colorado 

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AdvoCare 1000 Texas Bowl- December 29th, 9:00, ESPN: Tennessee vs West Virginia

Birmingham Bowl- December 30th, 12:00, ESPN: Cincinnati vs Auburn

Belk Bowl- December 30th, 3:30, ESPN: Arkansas vs Louisville

Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl- December 30th, 7:00, ESPN: Georgia vs Penn State

National University Holiday Bowl- December 30th, 10:30, ESPN: Oregon vs Wisconsin

Outback Bowl- January 1st, 12:00, ESPN2: Northwestern vs Texas A&M

Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl- January 1st, 1:00, ABC: Ole Miss vs Ohio State

TaxSlayer Bowl- January 2nd, 12:00, ESPN: LSU vs Pittsburgh

AutoZone Liberty Bowl- January 2nd, 3:20, ESPN: Mississippi State vs Texas Tech

Valero Alamo Bowl- January 2nd, 6:45, ESPN: Baylor vs USC

Cactus Bowl- January 2nd, 10:45, ESPN: Buffalo vs California

2015 College Football Week 13 Schedule & Announcers

Here is the schedule for week thirteen of the College Football season with announcers (if necessary).

11/24- Bowling Green at Ball State; 7:30, ESPN3: Jim Barbar & Mark Hermann
11/24- Ohio at Northern Illinois; 7:30, ESPNU/ESPN3: Eamon McAnaney & Rocky Boiman
11/26- South Florida at UCF; 7:30, ESPN: Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer, David Pollack, Kaylee Hartung
11/26- Texas Tech at Texas; 7:30, FS1: Tim Brando & Spencer Tillman
11/27- Miami (FL) at Pittsburgh; 12:00, ESPN2: Allen Bestwick & Dan Hawkins
11/27- Marshall at Western Kentucky; 12:00, FS1: Greg Wolfe & George Wrighster
11/27- (15) Navy at Houston; 12:00, ABC: Dave Flemming, Mack Brown, Allison Williams
11/27- Western Michigan at (24) Toledo; 12:00, CBSSN: Ben Holden, Jay Feely, John Schriffen
11/27- Kent State at Akron; 12:00, ESPN3: Jeff McCarragher & Rich Baldinger
11/27- Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan; 1:00, ESPN3: Dave Wilson & Mickey Matthews
11/27- Troy at Georgia State; 2:00, ESPN3: Brock Bowling & Wayne Gandy
11/27- Missouri at Arkansas; 2:30, CBS: Carter Blackburn, Aaron Taylor, Jenny Dell
11/27- Oregon State at (17) Oregon; 3:30, FS1: Chris Myers & Evan Moore
11/27- Washington State at Washington; 3:30, FOX: Joe Davis, Brady Quinn, Kris Budden
11/27- (4) Iowa at Nebraska; 3:30, ABC: Adam Amin, Kelly Stouffer, Olivia Harlan
11/27- Boise State at San Jose State; 3:30, CBSSN: John Sadak, Sherdrick Bonner, Melanie Collins
11/27- Massachusetts at Buffalo; 4:30, ESPNU: Mike Corey & Rene Ingoglia
11/27- (7) Baylor at (19) TCU; 7:30, ESPN: Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, Tom Luginbill
11/27- Tulsa at Tulane; 8:00, ESPNU: Roy Philpott & Brian Kinchen
11/28- Cincinnati at East Carolina; 12:00, CBSSN: Dave Ryan, Corey Chavous, Lauren Gardner
11/28- SMU at Memphis; 12:00, ESPNEWS: Mike Couzens & Cole Cubelic
11/28- Iowa State at West Virginia; 12:00, FS1: Steve Physioc & Petros Papadakis
11/28- Indiana at Purdue; 12:00, BTN: Cory Provus, Glen Mason, J Leman
11/28- Maryland at Rutgers; 12:00, BTN: Josh Lewin, Chuck Long, Tina Cervasio
11/28- Southern Miss at Louisiana Tech; 12:00, FSN: Brendan Burke, Ben Leber, Christian Steckel
11/28- (8) Ohio State at (10) Michigan; 12:00, ABC: Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe
11/28- Florida Atlantic at Old Dominion; 12:00, ASN: Mike Gleason & Jim Donnan
11/28- (1) Clemson at South Carolina; 12:00, ESPN: Dave Lamont, Ray Bentley, Jeannine Edwards
11/28- Virginia Tech at Virginia; 12:00, ESPNU: Clay Matvick, John Congemi, Marty Smith
11/28- Georgia at Georgia Tech; 12:00, ESPN2: Beth Mowins, Anthony Becht, Paul Carcaterra
11/28- Louisville at Kentucky; 12:00, SECN: David Neal, Matt Stinchcomb, Kayce Smith
11/28- Boston College at Syracuse; 12:30, ESPN3: Wes Durham, James Bates, Jenn Hildreth
11/28- Duke at Wake Forest; 12:30, ESPN3: Tim Brant, Dave Archer, Roddy Jones
11/28- Louisiana-Lafayette at Appalachian State; 2:00, ESPN3: Matt Stewart & John Gregory
11/28- UNLV at Wyoming; 2:00, Root Sports: Drew Goodman, Sherdrick Bonner, Tori Holt
11/28- South Alabama at Georgia Southern; 2:00, ESPN3: Kevin Brown & Tyoka Jackson
11/28- Middle Tennessee at UTSA; 2:30, Fox College: Mike Morgan, J.C. Pearson, Steffi Sorensen
11/28- Colorado at Utah; 2:30, Pac-12N: Ted Robinson, Glenn Parker, Jill Savage
11/28- (14) North Carolina at NC State; 3:30, ABC/ESPN2: Eamon McAnaney, Rocky Boiman, Dawn Davenport
11/28- (2) Alabama at Auburn; 3:30, CBS: Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce
11/28- Charlotte at Rice; 3:30, ASN: Ron Thulin & Keith Moreland
11/28- Penn State at (5) Michigan State; 3:30, ESPN: Bob Wischusen, Brock Huard, Shannon Spake
11/28- Wisconsin at Minnesota; 3:30, BTN: Kevin Kugler, Matt Millen, Lisa Byington
11/28- UTEP at North Texas; 3:30, FSN: Aaron Goldsmith, Brian Baldinger, Lesley McCaslin
11/28- UCLA at USC; 3:30, ABC/ESPN2: Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Todd McShay
11/28- (16) Northwestern at Illinois; 3:30, ESPNU (Soldier Field): Taylor Zarzour, Al Groh
11/28- BYU at Utah State; 3:30, CBSSN: Rich Waltz, Adam Archuleta, Cassie Gallo
11/28- Arkansas State at New Mexico State; 4:00, ESPN3: Jeff Siembieda & Danny Knee
11/28- Kansas State at Kansas; 4:00, FS1: Tim Brando & Spencer Tillman
11/28- Vanderbilt at Tennessee; 4:00, SECN: Tom Hart, Andre Ware, Laura Rutledge
11/28- Texas State at Idaho; 5:00, ESPN3: Peter Young & Doug Graber
11/28- Connecticut at (25) Temple; 7:00, ESPNU: Anish Shroff, Ahmad Brooks, Mark Morgan
11/28- (18) Ole Miss at (21) Mississippi State; 7:15, ESPN2: Mark Jones, Rod Gilmore, Quint Kessenich
11/28- (6) Notre Dame at (9) Stanford; 7:30, FOX: Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Molly McGrath
11/28- (13) Florida State at (12) Florida; 7:30, ESPN: Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe
11/28- Texas A&M at LSU; 7:30, SECN: Brent Musburger, Jesse Palmer, Maria Taylor
11/28- Oklahoma at Oklahoma State; 8:00, ABC: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Heather Cox
11/28- Colorado State at Fresno State; 9:00, CBSSN: Andrew Catalon, Randy Cross, Rashan Ali
11/28- Arizona State at California; 10:00, FS1: Justin Kutcher & Steve Hutchinson
11/28- Air Force at New Mexico; 10:00, ESPNU: Jason Benetti & Dan Hawkins
11/28- Nevada at San Diego State; 10:45, ESPN2: Mark Neely & David Diaz-Infante
11/28- Louisiana Monroe at Hawaii; 11:59, Oceanic: Robert Kekaula, Rich Miano, Scott Robbs