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College Bowl Pool

The office pool for bowl season. Paste every bowl matchup onto one sheet, everyone picks the winners, and the best record across all the games takes the pot. Straight-up or confidence, and it prints clean for the whole office.

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✓ Real 2026 bowl schedule47 games, kickoff times in ET

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Your picks

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Tiebreaker

Predict the total combined score of Away @ Home. Used only if two or more players finish with the same number of correct picks.

Tap a team to pick it — tap again to undo. Type in any team name to edit the matchup. Print a blank sheet for everyone else in the pool.

How it works

One sheet, every bowl game

A bowl pool is a pick'em with a different calendar. Instead of a weekly slate, you get the whole bowl schedule at once, around forty games from mid-December into January. Everyone picks a winner for each one before the first kickoff.

Right picks score a point. The playoff games and the national championship usually decide it, so the standings stay live until the very last night. Set a buy-in under Pool & prize and the sheet totals the pot for you.

Setting it up

From schedule to printed sheets

  1. 1Paste the bowl schedule into Set the week's games, one matchup per line.
  2. 2Leave the player name blank and print a blank sheet for everyone in the pool.
  3. 3Turn on Confidence points if your pool ranks picks. It suits bowl season well.
  4. 4After the games, switch on Score the sheet and set each winner to tally it up.

FAQ

Bowl pool questions

How does a bowl pool work?

Every college bowl game goes on one sheet. Each player picks the winner of every game. One point per correct pick in a straight-up pool, and the highest total at the end of the bowl season wins. It runs through late December and the New Year.

Should we use confidence points?

It is a good fit for bowl pools. With confidence on, you rank every pick. Your most-confident game is worth the most, the toss-ups the least. It rewards reading the matchups, not just picking favorites, and it makes the playoff games swing the standings.

How do I set up this year's bowl games?

Paste the full bowl schedule into the box, one game per line. The sheet builds a row for every matchup. As bowls get announced you can keep adding games, then print blank sheets once the field is set.

What is the tiebreaker?

Most bowl pools use the total points scored in the national championship game. Players write their prediction at the bottom of the sheet, and the closest guess settles a tie at the top of the standings.

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