NCAAF Predictions: Picks and Preview for every Bowl Game (2022-23)

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NCAAF Predictions: Picks and Preview for every Bowl Game (2022-23)

Georgia, Michigan, TCU, and Ohio State are the favourites to win the College Football Playoff. The 2022-23 College football season is almost over. There will be 43 Bowl Games played from December 15th to January 9th. Vegas Odds has the best predictions for this year's Bowl Season.

Georgia, Michigan, TCU, and Ohio State are the favourites to win the College Football Playoff. The 2022-23 College football season is almost over. There will be 43 Bowl Games played from December 15th to January 9th.

Miami-Ohio Redhawks finished the year 6-6. They will play UAB Blazers who finished 6'6'. Uab plays in C-USA.

Troy and UTSA are both ranked Group of 5 teams and 11-2 conference championships.

Cincinnati finished the season with a solid season. Louisville finished with poor results.

Deion Sanders is leaving Jackson State to coach at the University of Colorado.

Oregon State had their most successful season since 2012. Florida will be without starting QB Anthony Richardson.

Fresno State finished the season on an 8-game winning streak. They will play Washington State in the upcoming Bowl Game.

Rice managed to qualify for a bowl game despite having a 5-7 record. They will play Southern Miss, who won a Top 20 game.

SMU and BYU are 7-5 and are expected to lose one more game this year.

Boise State lost in the Mountain West title game, but completed a solid 9-4 season. North Texas is an underdog with a menacing offense.

UConn qualified for their first bowl game since 2015. They will face Marshall, who stunned Notre Dame early in the season. Marshall has a talented roster and is likely to get the victory.

Eastern Michigan is 0-9 in bowl games in school history. They will have a good chance to get their first bowl win this year against San Jose State.

Liberty finished the season with 3 straight losses. They played better than Toledo on the whole season.

South Alabama posted a 10-2 record with a 1-point loss to UCLA and 4-points loss against Troy. Western Kentucky is also ranked.

Baylor barely salvaged bowl eligibility at 6-6. Their increased strength of schedule gives them a major advantage over 9-3 Air Force.

Louisiana managed to claim bowl eligibility despite a down year at 6-6. They will be without their starting QB, Ben Wooldridge, who suffered a lower leg injury. Houston should win this one.

Wake Forest went 1-4 in their last 5 games after starting 6-1 and being ranked #10. They should still beat Missouri.

Middle Tennessee finished 7-5 and won 45-31 at Miami. They are a trendy upset pick after going 4-1 down the stretch.

Diego Pavia entered the transfer portal. If Pavian plays, New Mexico State should win easily.

Buffalo and Georgia Southern both clinched bowl games in their final weeks. Both teams lost 3 games leading up to that. I would favor the Eagles in a close one.

Memphis and Utah State both lost their last game, but managed to finish bowl eligible at 6-6. Memphis will win the game.

Coastal Carolina started the season 9-1 but lost their final two games by a combined score of 92-33. East Carolina will exploit their shaky defense and should be headed to a dominant win.

Both teams have their starting QBs and other starters headed into the transfer portal. Wisconsin's defense is the safest bet.

Duke qualified for their first bowl game since 2018. They will play UCF.

Kansas finished the season 6-6 and will play in their first bowl in 14 years. Arkansas finished 1-5.

Oregon lost 2 of their last 3 games. They should beat UNC, who is without their top WR Josh Downs.

Ole Miss finished the season ranked, but dropped out in the final week. They play Texas Tech in a game played in Texas.

Syracuse started the season 6-0, before going 1-5 in the second half.

Florida State finished the season with 5 straight wins. They will play in the bowl game against Oklahoma.

8-4 Texas is the favorite against 10-2 Washington.

Maryland is the Vegas favorite in this game. NC State is ranked second.

UCLA is currently ranked #18. Pittsburgh is ranked 8-4. Kedon Slovis is out of contract and may not start for the team.

South Carolina finished the season with a blowout win over #5 Tennessee and a road win against #8 Clemson. They should defeat a shaky Notre Dame.

Ohio finished the regular season 9-4, after losing the MAC title game. They had won 7 straight games before that. Wyoming lost RB Titus Swen.

Tennessee hasn't been the same since losing star QB Hendon Hooker to a season-ending injury.

Alabama had another 2-loss season and missed the CFP. They are still one of College Football's best teams. Kansas State is no pushover.

Kentucky's starting quarterback, Will Levis, is opting out of this game to prepare for the NFL Draft. Iowa should win the game.

Michigan finished the regular season with a 13-0 record. Michigan won the Big-10 championship over Purdue.

Georgia Bulldogs are the undefeated defending champions. Ohio St. lost badly to Michigan.

Mississippi St. and Illinois are both 8-4 teams that played very well down the stretch. In a close game, I'll give the advantage to the Bulldogs.

USC lost to Utah for the second time in the Pac-12 title game. USC is vulnerable to a competitive Tulane.

Purdue was unable to topple Michigan in the Big-10 title game. Purdue will be heavy underdogs against LSU.

Penn State was unable to win their two toughest games against Michigan and Ohio State, but they handled business in every other matchup. Utah will be tough, too, and I see Penn State winning here.

The College Football National Championship will be decided by the winner of the Georgia vs. Ohio State and Michigan vs TCU games.

Keith McCarthy is an experienced sports analyst with a special expertise in college sports.


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