2015 Sugar & Rose Bowl Games – TV, Live Streaming Info, Predictions

Two of the most highly anticipated games in college football take place on New Year’s day: The Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl, which are both semifinal playoff match-ups between the 4 top teams.

Here is everything you need to know, including game times, streaming and predictions.

Rose Bowl 5 P.M. (EST) ESPN HD. #2 Oregon goes up against #3 Florida State in this semifinal playoff, which takes place in Pasadena, California.

You can catch the game streaming live for free on your PC using espn.go.com or on the go by downloading the WATCHESPN app through iTunes or the Google Play Store.

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This promises to be an epic game for several reasons: it’s the 1st Division 1 playoff game ever, these teams have never met before, Florida State is undefeated this season and Oregon QB Marcus Mariota is the 2014 Heisman Trophy winner, while Florida State QB Jameis Winston is the 2013 winner.

This game should be a real battle, with Florida remaining undefeated: 35-28.

Allstate Sugar Bowl 8:30 P.M. (EST) ESPN HD. #1 Alabama takes on #4 Ohio State in New Orleans, Louisiana.

You can catch the game streaming live for free on your PC using espn.go.com or on the go by downloading the WATCHESPN app through iTunes or the Google Play Store.

In order to access these streaming services for free you will need to log in using your existing cable provider.

These 2 teams both sport impressive defenses and impressive wins to get here: Ohio beat Wisconsin 59-0 while Alabama beat Missouri 42-13.

Ohio State is 1-2 lifetime in Sugar Bowl games and they currently have an 11-game winning streak coming into this game, the 2nd longest streak in the nation.

While both teams could easily win, Alabama is a little more put together on both sides of the ball: Alabama wins 34-24.

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Happy New Years!