College Football Championship Week TV Schedule

The first American Athletic Conference championship football game will be played today at noon, with No. 22 Temple taking on No. 19 Houston at TDECU Stadium in Houston, Texas. The winner will most likely be representing the non-"power five" conferences in the New Year's Six (fka BCS) bowls.

Across the rest of this day, the championship games for the ACC, Big Ten, SEC and Pac-12 will decide the rest of the New Year's participants as well as which four teams will make the College Football Playoff.

Personally, I'm rooting for chaos today. If Florida can somehow topple 'Bama or UNC upsets Clemson it would throw a huge monkey wrench at the College Football Playoff Committee, and it's always fun to know that those heartless bureaucrats are squirming in their richly upholstered seats.

After this run of games, we will also be one step closer to finding out UConn's bowl destiny, which we will probably get the details for on Sunday or Monday.

Timing and TV schedule is below, enjoy! Also, here's a video of Bob Diaco talking about his hair.

Sat, Dec 5, 2015
12:00 PM ET ABC	(22) Temple	vs. (AAC Championship)	(19) Houston
12:00 PM ET ESPN2WatchESPN	Southern Miss	vs. (CUSA Championship)	Western Kentucky
12:00 PM ET ESPNWatchESPN	Texas	at	(12) Baylor
2:00 PM ET ESPN3WatchESPN	Georgia State	at	Georgia Southern
3:00 PM ET ESPN3WatchESPN	New Mexico State	at	Louisiana-Monroe
3:00 PM ET ESPN3WatchESPN	Texas State	at	Arkansas State
4:00 PM ET CBSSEC Live	(2) Alabama	vs. (SEC Championship)	(18) Florida
4:30 PM ET FS1FoxSportsGo	West Virginia	at	Kansas State
5:00 PM ET ESPN3WatchESPN	Troy	at	Louisiana-Lafayette
7:30 PM ET ESPN3WatchESPN	Appalachian State	at	South Alabama
7:30 PM ET ESPN2WatchESPN	Air Force	vs. (MWC Championship)	San Diego State
7:45 PM ET ESPNWatchESPN	(7) Stanford	vs. (Pac-12 Championship)	(20) USC
8:00 PM ET ABC	(1) Clemson	vs. (ACC Championship)	(10) North Carolina
8:00 PM ET FOXFoxSportsGo	(4) Iowa	vs. (Big Ten Championship)	(5) Michigan State