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Forty eight of the 65 teams in BCS conferences will play a I-AA opponent at some point in this season. Those games aren't of immediate interest to bettors since there are no lines on games with I-AA opponents, but they can have a major effect on the rest of the season. If a team has a close call, or a loss, against a I-AA opponent then their spread can be impacted in the next game.

Bettors are naturally going to overcompensate for a loss or a near loss against a I-AA opponent, which can set you up for an advantageous bet in the next game if you still believe in the major division opponent. It makes sense that the team that struggles with a I-AA opponent will bounce back well in their next game.

With all that in mind, here is a look at some of the upcoming matchups with I-AA teams that could provide a challenge for the major conference opponents and could provide betting knowledge and opportunities in the future. In every case the major conference team is unquestionably the better team, but that doesn't always matter on the football field:

2010 BCS Championship Game

The 2010 BCS Season Game will take place January 7, 2010 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena , California. This will mark the fourth time under the new system that a national champion team will be named for college football as the result of a stand-alone game.

After the four BCS bowl games are over the Rose Bowl, The Fiesta Bowl, The Sugar Bowl and The Orange Bowl, the BCS Championship game will be played. It will rotate around the four cities where those bowl games are played.

Who gets to play? It has nothing to do with which teams win the bowl games. The NCAA football teams that will meet in the BCS championship game are be the top two-ranked teams in the BCS standings, announced in early December.

The college regular season has all but ended, and all we have left are the conference championship games. Of course, the conference championship games are huge, especially the Big 12 and SEC games, and will determine who plays in the BCS.

Over the course of the next week or so, all of the bowl slots will be filled. Once that occurs, I will update the table below with all of the matchups. Until then, here is the 2009 College Football Bowl Schedule, complete with TV Listings. (ESPN has almost every bowl game, and they just bid more than FOX for the rights to the BCS.) Full List of 2009 -2010 College Bowl Games

Rose Bowl presented by Citi - Jan. 1 - 5 p.m. Pasadena, CA - Oregon vs. Ohio State on ABC - Rose Bowl Oregon vs. Ohio State Bowl Props

Allstate Sugar Bowl - Jan. 1 - 8:30 p.m. New Orleans, LA - Florida vs. Cincinnati on FOX - Sugar Bowl Florida vs. Cincinnati Bowl Props

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl - Jan. 4 - TBD Glendale, AZ - TCU vs. Boise State on FOX - Fiesta Bowl TCU vs. Boise State Bowl Props

FedEx Orange Bowl - Jan. 5 - 8 p.m. Miami, FL - Georgia Tech vs. Iowa on FOX - Orange Bowl Georgia Tech vs. Iowa Bowl Props

BCS National Championship Bowl Game - The 2009 Citi National Championship Jan. 7 - ABC 8 p.m. Pasadena, CA - Texas vs. Alabama - Citi National Championship Texas vs. Alabama Bowl odds

Past BCS Championship Games and Results Here

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