Updated 2018 College Football Bowl Games: Full Schedule, Odds, Playoff Games

The 2018 college football bowl season is about to begin. The master schedule and projected point spreads are available. Collin Wilson has already bet on the opening bowl lines.

The 2018 College Football Bowl Games are scheduled. The opening spread is based on the power ratings.

The official field for the 2018 College Football Bowl Games was announced on Sunday.

Texas is automatically in the Sugar Bowl because Oklahoma got a College Football Playoff spot. Michigan goes to the Peach Bowl as Ohio State gets the Rose Bowl spot and Michigan gets a spot in New Year's Six Bowls.

There are no spots for Wyoming, Miami Ohio, UL Monroe and Nevada.

The 2018 College Football Bowl Games are being projected.

Cotton Bowl semifinal (Arlington, Texas) and Orange Bowl semi-final (Miami) are the College Football Playoff games.

The New Year's Six are Sugar (New Orleans), Rose (Pasadena, California), Peach (Atlanta), Fiesta (Glendale, Arizona) and the highest-ranked Group of 5 team will go to either the Peach or Fiesta Bowl.

Sugar (New Orleans): Big 12 vs. SEC, Rose (Pasadena, California): Big Ten vs Pac-12, Peach (Atlanta): At-large vs at- Large, Fiesta (Glendale, Arizona): at thelarge against at large.

BYU was supposed to be tied to the Poinsettia Bowl, but that no longer exists. The Cougars have a deal with ESPN that guarantees them to play in a bowl if eligible. Liberty has a contract with the Cure Bowl. The Flames might not get to six wins, because they have two FCS wins. They have one of those wins counting toward the six-win threshold. Other bowl games are: Citrus Bowl (Orlando), Outback Bowl in Tampa, Gator Bowl and Holiday Bowl San Diego.

Citrus Bowl (Orlando): SEC vs. ACC/Big Ten, Outback Bowl, Gator Bowl and Liberty Bowl. Alamo Bowl: Big 12 vs Pac-12, Arizona Bowl : Mountain West vs Sun Belt, Campbell World Bowl : Big12 vs ACC, Texas Bowl - Big XII vs SEC, Quick Lane Bowl – Big Ten vs., Quick Lane Bowls: American vs, at-large, Boca Raton Bowl; New Orleans Bowl vs Conference USA.