If you listen to 106.7 FM you know it’s the holiday season.  When you drive around and see makeshift Christmas tree stores, you know it’s Christmas.  If you’re a football fan, you are also reminded that it’s college Bowl Season.

Bowl Season is the postseason for the NCAA Division I football teams that take part in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS). In recent years, only been two teams would be able to play for the National Championship but this year the NCAA has decided to have a playoff with the four best teams in the country playing for a shot to win it.

This year there are 39 different bowls that go nonstop from December 20 until the first ever National Championship Playoff around the middle of January.

The top four teams were selected by a 12 person committee that was made up of sports writers and others. This year the committee has selected the four teams to play in the inaugural playoff: Alabama, Oregon, Florida State, and Ohio State.

The selection committee gave bids to four teams in different conferences. But left out the Big 12.  The conferences with representation are the SEC (Alabama), Pac-10 (Oregon), ACC (Florida State) and the Big 10 (Ohio State).

The first ever College Football Playoff will begin on New Year’s Day. The one seed will play the four seed and two will host the three.

There is a pool of six bowl games that will alternate hosting the playoff games for the opening round. The pairing are Rose-Sugar, Citrus-Cotton and Orange-Fiesta. This year, the four teams will play in either the Rose or Sugar Bowl.

But there are some big games to keep you excited until the College Playoff bowls begin. The Liberty Bowl which is going to be played on December 29 play host to Texas A&M and West Virginia. Also the Boca Raton Bowl, will pin Marshall, who boosts a 12-1 record against Northern Illinois who was listed in the Associated Press’ Top 25. The Boca Raton Bowl will played on December 23.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish (7-5) will provide entertainment as they play #23 LSU. The Irish were once ranked in the Top 10 before losing a tight game to #1 Florida State and then losing five of their last six.

There are also some games that are not even worth the time to watch. The Quick Lane Bowl which will be played on December 26 between Rutgers and the University of North Carolina. Both teams barely qualified for a bowl game. Rutgers had a rough time in its first season in the Big 10 and North Carolina, who was ranked in the Associated Press’ Preseason Top 25 also struggled.

So as you spend time with your friends and family this holiday season remember to spend time with your friends at ESPN and enjoy watching some college football games this bowl season.

Below is the Fairviewer’s projections for all 39 bowl games this season. Bold indicates our projected winner.

December 20, 2014

Potato: Western Michigan vs. Air Force

New Orleans: Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Nevada

New Mexico: UTEP vs. Utah State

Las Vegas: Colorado State vs. Utah

Camellia: Bowling Green vs. South Alabama

December 22, 2014

Miami Beach: Memphis vs. BYU

December 23, 2014

Poinsettia: San Diego State vs. Navy

Boca Raton: Marshall vs. Northern Illinois

December 24, 2014

Hawaii: Rice vs. Fresno State

Bahamas: Western Kentucky vs. Central Michigan

December 26, 2014

Heart of Dallas: Illinois vs. Louisiana Tech

Quick Lane: North Carolina vs. Rutgers

Bitcoin: UCF vs. NC State

December 27, 2014

Sun: Duke vs. Arizona State

Pinstripe: Boston College vs Penn State

Military: Cincinnati vs. Virginia Tech

Independence: Miami vs. South Carolina

Holiday: Nebraska vs. USC

December 29, 2014

Liberty: Texas A&M vs. West Virginia

Russell Athletic: Clemson vs. Oklahoma

Texas: Texas vs. Arkansas

December 30, 2014

Music City: Notre Dame vs. LSU

Belk: Georgia vs. Louisville

Foster Farms: Maryland vs. Stanford

December 31, 2014

Peach: Ole Miss vs. TCU

Fiesta: Boise State vs. Arizona

Orange: Mississippi State vs. Georgia Tech

January 1, 2015

Outback: Auburn vs. Wisconsin

Cotton: Michigan State vs. Baylor

Citrus: Minnesota vs. Missouri

Rose: Oregon vs. Florida State

Sugar: Alabama vs. Ohio State

January 2, 2015

Armed Forces: Houston vs. Pittsburgh

TaxSlayer: Iowa vs. Tennessee

Alamo: Kansas State vs. UCLA

Cactus: Washington vs. Oklahoma State

January 3, 2015

Birmingham: East Carolina vs. Florida

January 4, 2015

GoDaddy: Toledo vs. Arkansas State

January 12, 2015

College Football Championship Game: Winner of Sugar vs. Winner of Rose