College football enthusiasts are in for a treat as the bowl season reaches its thrilling conclusion, offering fans a perfect way to transition from 2025 into 2026 with heart-pounding gridiron action.

With the College Football Playoff semifinals already set, Friday promises four exciting matchups that will keep sports fans glued to their screens. The Liberty Bowl featuring Navy versus Cincinnati and the Holiday Bowl showcasing No. 17 Arizona against SMU headline a day packed with competitive collegiate football.

The most anticipated moment might come during the Duke's Mayo Bowl, where Wake Forest and Mississippi State will battle it out - with the winning coach traditionally getting ceremoniously doused in mayonnaise. This quirky tradition has become a fan-favorite spectacle that adds a delightful dash of humor to the competitive atmosphere.

Viewers have multiple ways to catch all the action. ESPN will broadcast three of the bowl games, while Fox will carry the Holiday Bowl. Cord-cutters can stream the Armed Forces, Liberty, and Duke's Mayo bowls through the ESPN app or Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.

For those who prefer audio commentary, SiriusXM provides comprehensive live game coverage. New subscribers can even enjoy four months of free listening, giving fans multiple options to stay connected to their favorite teams and matchups.

Beyond Friday's games, college football fans can look forward to additional postseason excitement, including the CFP Semifinal Fiesta Bowl featuring Ole Miss versus Miami (Fla.), the CFP Semifinal Peach Bowl, and ultimately the CFP National Championship.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, these bowl games offer something for everyone - competitive spirit, unexpected moments, and the pure joy of collegiate athletics at its finest.