Despite the importance of the BCS bowls, there are 29 other bowls which include very interesting matchups between members of all 11 Football Bowl Subdivision teams.

Here is a full schedule of the non-BCS bowls which begin on December 19th with the New Mexico Bowl, and end three weeks later on January 6th with the GMAC Bowl.

Non-BCS Bowl Schedule

December 19: New Mexico Bowl (Wyoming vs. Fresno State)

December 19: St. Petersburg Bowl (Rutgers vs. UCF)

December 20 New Orleans Bowl (Middle Tennessee State vs. Southern Miss)

December 22: Las Vegas Bowl (BYU vs. Oregon State)

December 23: Poinsettia Bowl (Utah vs. California)

December 24: Hawaii Bowl (SMU vs. Nevada)

December 26: Little Caesars Pizza Bowl (Ohio vs. Marshall)

December 26: Car Care Bowl (North Carolina vs. Pittsburgh)

December 26: Emerald Bowl (Boston College vs. Southern California)

December 27: Music City Bowl (Clemson vs. Kentucky)

December 28: Independence Bowl (Texas A&M vs. Georgia)

December 29: EagleBank Bowl (UCLA vs. Temple)

December 29: Champs Sports Bowl (Miami (FL) vs. Wisconsin)

December 30: Humanitarian Bowl (Idaho vs. Bowling Green)

December 30: Holiday Bowl (Nebraska vs. Arizona)

December 31: Armed Forces Bowl (Air Force vs. Houston)

December 31: Sun Bowl (Oklahoma vs. Stanford)

December 31: Texas Bowl (Missouri vs. Navy)

December 31: Insight Bowl (Minnesota vs. Iowa State)

December 31: Chick-fil-A Bowl (Virginia Tech vs. Tennessee)

January 1: Outback Bowl (Northwestern vs. Auburn)

January 1: Capital One (Penn State vs. LSU)

January 1: Gator Bowl (Florida State vs. West Virginia)

January 2: International Bowl (South Florida vs. Northern Illinois)

January 2: Papajohns.com Bowl (Connecticut vs. South Carolina)

January 2: Cotton Bowl (Oklahoma State vs. Ole Miss)

January 2: Liberty Bowl (East Carolina vs. Arkansas)

January 2: Alamo Bowl (Michigan State vs. Texas Tech)

January 6: GMAC Bowl (Central Michigan vs. Troy)

Enjoy!!!