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The college football regular season has come to an end and now it’s time to play for all the marbles.

That’s right — it’s bowl time.

With games taking place all over the country over the next month, we wanted to give you a comprehensive guide on the who, what, when, where and how much are tickets of each matchup to make sure you don’t miss out.

We’re talking the Fiesta Bowl, Peach Bowl, Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl and 39 more of the biggest games in NCAA football featuring top contenders.

So, scroll down and you’ll see our list of the lowest prices on tickets for all 44 bowl games from the National Championship in Inglewood, CA on Jan. 9 down to the Cure Bowl between Troy vs. University of Texas at San Antonio on Dec. 16.

Better yet, you may even find some tickets for as low as $10 before fees.

We’ll see you at the games.

Best prices on all 2022-23 NCAA Bowl games

From Dec. 16 all the way through Jan. 9, there will be gridiron gridlock all over the U.S.

We’ve mapped out which teams will be playing where and when for how much.

Dec. 16 games

Dec. 17 games

Dec. 19 game

Dec. 20 games

Dec. 21 game

Dec. 22 game

Dec. 23 games

Dec. 24 game

Dec. 26 game

Dec. 27 games

Dec. 28 games

Dec. 29 games

Dec. 30 games

Dec. 31 games

Jan. 2 games

Jan. 9 games

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)

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Click here to see a complete schedule of all upcoming 2022-23 bowl games.

NCAA college football coverage

Want to read more about potential Heisman winners and who we think is going to the National Championship Game?

We recommend starting with the NY Post’s comprehensive NCAA college football coverage here.

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