If you're someone who raises your fist at a cloud and shouts, "There are too many darn bowl games!'' you might want to stop reading.
If you're someone who furrows your brow at the sight of Memphis vs. Utah State on a Tuesday afternoon between Christmas and New Year's Day, you might want to look elsewhere.
But if you're someone who'll watch every college and NFL game possible, who admits to having a favorite USFL team and who pines for the days when the nine-team Canadian Football League had both the Roughriders and the Rough Riders, this column might be right up your alley.
The glorious gluttony of bowl season started Dec. 16, and 16 games will have been played through Saturday. Now comes the fun part: an eight-day stretch of 25 bowls that will leave just the Jan. 9 College Football Playoff Championship to be played. Here's a look at what's left, what's important and what's fun.
Monday
Quick Lane Bowl, 1:30 p.m., ESPN
New Mexico State (6-6) vs. Bowling Green (6-6)
Jerry Kill worked wonders in his Aggies debut, coaxing six wins out of a remade roster. … Bowling Green? That name rings a bell in Minnesota, but I can't quite recall why. Nope. RJ's bowl rating: ★★★
Tuesday
Guaranteed Rate Bowl, 9:15 p.m., ESPN