The final day of the non-College Football Playoff bowl game season has arrived.
And it is taking place in The Bahamas.
In the lone college football bowl game on Saturday, Buffalo (8-4) and Liberty (8-3) will clash against each other in Nassau at Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium in the Bahamas Bowl at 10 a.m. CT.
Saturday’s meeting between the Bulls and Flames is the second in the last year, as both teams faced each other in the 2023 college football season where Liberty came out with the 55-27 victory. Liberty leads the all-time series against Buffalo 3-0.
Two players to look out for on Buffalo are linebackers Shaun Dolac and Red Murdock, who rank first and second in the country in tackles at 159 and 143 respectively, per Buffaloes’ game notes. A win against Liberty on Saturday would give the Bulls their third ever season with at least ninth wins and the second since becoming an FBS program in 1999.
Liberty will be without starting quarterback Kaidon Salter, who entered the transfer portal and since announced his commitment to Deion Sanders and Colorado. In Salter’s spot will likely be sophomore Ryan Burger, who has completed 4 of 7 passes for 48 yards while running for 13 yards and a score on six carries thus this season.
Here’s how to watch the day’s college football action, including time, TV schedule, streaming information and more:
Saturday, Jan. 4
All times Central
ESPN2 will broadcast nationally Buffalo vs. Liberty in the Bahamas Bowl on Saturday. Streaming options for the game include the ESPN app (with a cable login) and Fubo, which carries the ESPN family of networks and offers a free trial to new subscribers.
Saturday, Jan. 4
This section will be updated as scores conclude
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