The Orange Bowl gets the spotlight on Tuesday night at 8:05pm EST as 10th ranked Iowa faces 9th ranked Georgia Tech in college football odds for a game that can be seen on FOX television. The Yellow Jackets were the popular choice originally in this game but Iowa is now getting some attention because their starting quarterback Ricky Stanzi is returning from injury. Georgia Tech usually plays exciting, high scoring games while Iowa plays close, low-scoring games. Georgia Tech is a 5.5-point favorite in Orange Bowl college football odds with a total of 51 at online sportsbooks.

Boise State and TCU are unbeaten but they will not be playing for the BCS national championship. That honor goes to Alabama and Texas on Thursday. Instead, the Broncos and Horned Frogs will play in the 2010 Fiesta Bowl on Monday night at 8:15pm EST on FOX television. Last year the two teams met in the Poinsettia Bowl game and TCU came away with a tough 17-16 win over Boise State. This time the Horned Frogs are considered the better team as they are just about a touchdown favorite in this match-up that can be seen on FOX television. TCU is a 7.5-point favorite in college football odds for the Fiesta Bowl with a total of 55 at online sportsbooks.

Two Top-25 teams take the field on Tuesday night in college football odds at 8:00pm EST in Orlando as 24th-ranked Wisconsin battles 14th-ranked Miami in the Champs Sports Bowl. The home crowd edge definitely figures to be with the Hurricanes as they try and win 10 games for the first time since 2003. Miami is a 3.5-point favorite in sports betting bowl picks with a total of 58. The Badgers and the Hurricanes are both 9-3 but they got their by different routes. The Badgers run the ball with Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, John Clay while the Hurricanes throw the ball with the exciting Jacory Harris.

For the first time since 2001 the USC Trojans will not be playing in a BCS bowl game. Normally motivation might be a problem in a situation like that but USC has had so many off the field issues that they might come into the Emerald Bowl against Boston College looking to prove a point. USC lost three of their last five games overall and will be looking to show the country they are still the same USC team that deserves a national ranking. Emerald Bowl odds have the Trojans favored by about a touchdown in this game that can be seen on ESPN on Saturday night at 8:00pm EST.

Utah is ranked 23rd in the country but they are underdogs in college football odds against California in the Poinsettia Bowl on Wednesday night at 8:00pm EST in a game that can be seen on ESPN. The Utes have won eight straight bowl games which is the longest streak in the nation and last season they upset Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. Utah finished third in the Mountain West this season behind TCU and BYU. This will be the second time in the last three seasons that Utah will be playing in the Poinsettia Bowl. California is a 3-point favorite in college football odds with a total of 52 at online sportsbooks.

Points should be plentiful in college football odds for Tuesday's game as 16th ranked Oregon State faces 15th ranked BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl at 8:00pm EST on ESPN. The Cougars have quarterback Max Hall, tight end Dennis Pitta and running back Harvey Unga while Oregon State has quarterback Sean Canfield and the Rodgers brothers, Jacquizz and James. Despite being ranked lower than the Cougars, the Beavers are 3-point favorites in college football odds at online sportsbooks with a total of 58.5 for the 2009 Las Vegas Bowl. Both teams really like to throw the ball so it should be an exciting contest.

2009 college football bowl games begin on Saturday with two games on the slate as Wyoming plays Fresno State in New Mexico Bowl odds while Central Florida plays Rutgers in St. Petersburg Bowl odds with both game on ESPN. The final bowl game will conclude with Texas facing Alabama in the BCS Championship on ABC. The college football bowl game schedule has a total of 34 teams, many of which feature squads who are in the Top 25. The first premier match-up on the college football bowl game schedule is actually one of the lower-tiered.

Army and Navy get the college football betting spotlight on Saturday at 2:30pm EST as they meet for the 110th time in game that can be seen on CBS. There is always a lot of emotion when these two teams get together and this year has some added spice as Army can get into a bowl game with a win. If the Black Knights can find a way to upset Navy they would get to play in the EagleBank Bowl against Temple. If they lose, that bid goes to UCLA. Navy is a 14-point favorite in college football odds with a total of 41.5 at online sportsbooks. While Army does have some extra incentive, Navy has more talent.

West Virginia will try and avoid a letdown as they travel to face Rutgers on Saturday at 12:00pm EST in a game that can be seen on ESPN. The Mountaineers beat rival Pittsburgh last week to get to 8-3 on the college football betting season. Now they will try and position themselves for a New Year’s Day bowl with a win over Rutgers. The 24th ranked Mountaineers are 1.5 point underdogs in college football odds against Rutgers with a total of 44.5 at online sportsbooks. West Virginia has owned Rutgers in this series. They have won the last 14 games against the Scarlet Knights. They are 30-4-2 all-time against Rutgers, winning the past 14 games by an average of 26.6 points per game.

The Pac-10 race is controlled by 11th-ranked Oregon but that could change if the Ducks trip up in week 12 college football odds against Arizona on Saturday at 8:00pm EST in a game that can be seen on ABC. Oregon leads the conference at 6-1 and can go to the Rose Bowl with a win over the Arizona Wildcats and in their finale against the Oregon Ducks. If Arizona can win though, the race becomes wide open. Oregon is a 6-point favorite in college football odds with a total of 60 at online sportsbooks. Arizona, Stanford and Oregon State still have a shot at making the Rose Bowl but only if the Ducks slip up. “We know we've got to win to stay in the big picture," Arizona coach Mike Stoops said. "There's a lot of football to be played, but pretty much it'll be over if we don't win on Saturday."