Kramer: College football bowl season preview, part 1

College football is moving too fast for Kramer. He follows the sport on social media and follows beat writers. The draft and transfer portal are making it difficult to process. Scott Satterfield is leaving Louisville for Cincinnati. They will meet in the Wasabi Fenway Bowl on Saturday.

The NCAA gives players power, but it doesn't make playing games any easier. The new normal is that every December from here on out is going to look a lot like this one.

Caleb Williams has won the Heisman Trophy. He was a statistical monster and helped transform a program in one season.

The winner of the Heisman Trophy will be announced at the college football bowl season. Bryce Young won the award in 2021. This year's winner was Bryce Williams of USC.

Kramer won his Army-Navy bet. The game was tied at 10 after regulation. Overtime and a blocked punt resulted in a touchdown and the final score was 32.5 points.

Jeff Brohm's return to Louisville could be a very successful one. Brohman is from the area and his offense seems to travel.

Deion Sanders is a coach at Colorado. There is interest in him. Sanders has a good team and is assembling a great staff.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is not playing in the College Football Playoff. He will focus on the NFL Draft instead.

The Buffet is featuring all college football bowl games through December 18th. This week Kramer, The Buffets and Troy are covering the games. They are looking forward to the Troy-UTSA game. They also discuss the Fresno State-Washington State game and the Florida-Oregon State. The last game of the season ended with Washington State's loss to Oregon. It's interesting to see how the teams will play. There are also questions about the coaches. Florida has a lot of uncertainty. Its players are leaving the team. Their coach is gone. Oregon State won the game against Oregon and is a double-digit favorite.

Seth Littrell was fired by North Texas. Boise State should win the game. UAB is a team with a new coach and an active transfer portal. Miami (OH) is not as talented as Boise, but the points are tempting.