Which team will arrive to the field with the bigger chip on their shoulders? Will it be No. 6 Michigan (10-2), which barely missed out on a berth in the BSC playoff? Or will it be No. 11 Florida State running back Dalvin Cook, who ran for 1,620 yards and 18 touchdowns and received nary a sniff from any of the major postseason awards?
No matter when it's played, or who's playing in it, you have to watch the Rose Bowl. It's tradition. Otherwise how can you call yourself a true college foootball fan? And this year's game will definitely be worth watching. Penn State (11-2) closed out the season on a 9-0 run, beating Wisconsin 38-31 for the Big Ten title. 
Everyone loves a Cinderella story and this year's glass slipper award goes to the Mid-American Conference champion Broncos, at 13-0 along with Alabama the only undefeated team in college football's upper echelon. Are the No. 15 Broncos this year's version of Boise State, about to shock the major football powers?
This might not be your first choice of Bowl Game viewing but there's an interesting sub-plot at work in this contest that might make for an intriguing prop bet. San Diego State running back Donnel Pumphrey sits on 6,290 career rushing yards, second all-time on the NCAA list. He'll need to grind out 108 yards for the Mountain West champion Aztecs against a stout Cougars front seven that has permitted a meagre 97 yards rushing per game this season in order to break Ron Dayne's NCAA record.
Heisman Trophy winners are 6-1 in their last seven bowl games, so that bodes well for Louisville's Lamar Jackson. He's garnered 4,900 yards and 51 touchdowns for the No. 13 Cardinals over his career, but 9-3 Louisville faces a stiff test in the No. 20 Tigers, who despite a 7-4 slate can never be counted out due to their presence in the deep SEC.
A game that pits the 2014 national champion Buckeyes against the 2015 losing finalist Tigers, these are two teams that have assembled impressive seasons and yet have looked suspect at times. No. 3 Clemson, 12-1 will count on Heisman Trophy runner-up DeShaun Watson, with his 4,440-plus yards of total offense and 43 TDs, to make the difference against 11-1 second-ranked Ohio State. This game has all the elements - potent offenses, stellar if inexperienced defenses and brilliant coaches. Don't miss it.
You say that's a lot of points to give? Then you haven't been paying attention. Top-ranked 12-0 Alabama has been a double-digit favorite in 11 games this season and no one has beaten them yet.
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