2019-2020 Bowl Games
| Bahamas Bowl | Fri, Dec 20, 2:00 PM | FAU | vs | Ohio |
| Frisco Bowl | Fri, Dec 20, 7:30 PM | Eastern Michigan | vs | UAB |
| New Mexico Bowl | Sat, Dec 21, 2:00 PM | Western Kentucky | vs | Wyoming |
| Cure Bowl | Sat, Dec 21, 2:30 PM | Temple | vs | Arkansas State |
| Boca Raton Bowl | Sat, Dec 21, 3:30 PM | Tulane | vs | Central Michigan |
| Camellia Bowl | Sat, Dec 21, 5:30 PM | Western Michigan | vs | Georgia State |
| Las Vegas Bowl | Sat, Dec 21, 7:30 PM | Washington | vs | Boise State |
| New Orleans Bowl | Sat, Dec 21, 9:00 PM | Marshall | vs | Appalachian State |
| Gasparilla Bowl | Mon, Dec 23, 2:30 PM | Southern Miss | vs | SMU |
| Hawai’i Bowl | Tue, Dec 24, 8:00 PM | BYU | vs | UCF |
| Independence Bowl | Thu, Dec 26, 4:00 PM | Charlotte | vs | North Carolina |
| Military Bowl | Fri, Dec 27, Noon | Navy | vs | Florida State |
| Texas Bowl | Fri, Dec 27, 6:45 PM | Iowa State | vs | Nevada |
| Cheez-It Bowl | Fri, Dec 27, 10:15 PM | Texas | vs | Washington State |
| Camping World Bowl | Sat, Dec 28, Noon | Oklahoma State | vs | Notre Dame |
| First Responder Bowl | Mon, Dec 30, 12:30 PM | TCU | vs | Louisiana Tech |
| Music City Bowl | Mon, Dec 30, 12:30 PM | Texas A&M | vs | Louisville |
| Belk Bowl | Tue, Dec 31, Noon | Mississippi State | vs | Pittsburgh |
| Sun Bowl | Tue, Dec 31, 2:00 PM | California | vs | Miami (FL) |
| Liberty Bowl | Tue, Dec 31, 3:45 PM | Kansas State | vs | Liberty |
| Arizona Bowl | Tue, Dec 31, 4:30 PM | Utah State | vs | Georgia Southern |
| Alamo Bowl | Tue, Dec 31, 7:30 PM | Oregon | vs | Baylor |
| Citrus Bowl | Wed, Jan 1, 1:00 PM | Virginia | vs | Auburn |
| Birmingham Bowl | Thu, Jan 2, 3:00 PM | Hawaii | vs | Cincinnati |
| Idaho Potato Bowl | Fri, Jan 3, 3:30 PM | Buffalo | vs | San Diego State |
| Armed Forces Bowl | Sat, Jan 4, 11;30 AM | Air Force | vs | FIU |
| LendingTree Bowl | Mon, Jan 6, 7:30 PM | Miami (OH) | vs | Louisiana |
One of the toughest things with this bowl lineup is that BYU took over the Mountain West’s Hawaii Bowl slot. That means that Hawaii will have to travel to the mainland to compete in its bowl game. That means that Hawaii will need to be given a decently high-profile opportunity. For now, the Birmingham Bowl against a ranked Cincinnati team seems the best option.
I do have to point out one final important item. ESPN has the right to shuffle around bowl teams between games that ESPN owns. The network has done this before, though it is relatively rare. It might make sense to do so in order to facilitate a better game for Hawaii, or maybe keep Hawaii on the Islands.