Pop-Tarts Bowl Odds

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The Pop-Tarts Bowl is scheduled to kick off on Dec. 28 at 5:45 p.m. ET during the 2023-24 College Football Bowl Season. The game is held at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, which is also home to the Citrus Bowl and the game has been named many things over its 32-year history. Below, we’ll look at Pop-Tarts Bowl odds and bowl history.

Pop-Tarts Bowl odds

To place a bet on the Pop Tarts Bowl, click on the odds in the table below. Toggle between spread, moneyline, total, or a blended view using the dropdown menu. Compare College Bowl Game Odds for every contest here.

Notable Opt Outs

Florida State: None

Oklahoma: RB Eric Gray, DL Jalen Redmond, WR Theo Wease, OT Anton Harrison, OT Wanya Morris

Pop-Tarts Bowl betting

Last season, Clemson missed out on their first College Football Playoff in six seasons and landed in the Cheez-It Bowl. They beat an underwhelming Iowa State 20-13 in a bizarre game with a strange final unforced fumble by Iowa State’s Brock Purdy. The Tigers won 20-13, covering a two-point spread, but the total of 45 wasn’t low enough and the under cleared.

The game quickly divulged into a meme across the internet, from the strange ending to seeing a college football power like Clemson in it, to the final scene of Dabo Swinney with a giant king Cheez-It mascot and a bowl full of Cheez-It crackers.

Previous Years

Clemson became the latest of six straight favorites to cover in the Pop-Tarts Bowl/Camping World Bowl. Five unders in that span also cashed. From 1996–2004, the over cashed every year. However, since then, 14 unders have cashed as opposed to just three overs.

History

Below are historical results of the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

The Pop-Tarts Bowl was first played in 1990 – then called the Blockbuster Bowl – where Florida State beat Penn State 24-17 in a top-seven matchup.

Bowl NameBowl NameWinnerScoreLoserScore
December 29, 2022Cheez-It Bowl13 Florida State35Oklahoma32
December 29, 2021Cheez-It Bowl22 Clemson20Iowa State13
December 29, 2020Cheez-It BowlOklahoma State3718 Miami (FL)34
December 28, 2019Camping World Bowl14 Notre Dame33Iowa State9
December 28, 2018Camping World Bowl17 Syracuse3415 West Virginia18
December 28, 2017Camping World Bowl17 Oklahoma State3022 Virginia Tech21
December 28, 2016Russell Athletic BowlMiami3114 West Virginia14
December 29, 2015Russell Athletic Bowl18 Baylor4910 North Carolina38
December 29, 2014Russell Athletic Bowl18 Clemson40Oklahoma6
December 28, 2013Russell Athletic Bowl18 Louisville36Miami9
December 28, 2012Russell Athletic BowlVirginia Tech13Rutgers10 (OT)
December 29, 2011Champs Sports Bowl25 Florida State18Notre Dame14
December 28, 2010Champs Sports BowlNC State2322 West Virginia7
December 29, 2009Champs Sports Bowl24 Wisconsin2014 Miami14
December 27, 2008Champs Sports BowlFlorida State42Wisconsin13
December 28, 2007Champs Sports Bowl14 Boston College24Michigan State21
December 29, 2006Champs Sports BowlMaryland24Purdue7
December 27, 2005Champs Sports Bowl23 Clemson19Colorado10
December 21, 2004Champs Sports BowlGeorgia Tech51Syracuse14
December 22, 2003Tangerine BowlNC State56Kansas26
December 23, 2002Tangerine BowlTexas Tech55Clemson15
December 20, 2001Tangerine BowlPittsburgh34NC State19
December 28, 2000MicronPC.com BowlNC State38Minnesota30
December 30, 1999MicronPC.com BowlIllinois63Virginia21
December 29, 1998MicronPC Bowl24 Miami46NC State23
December 29, 1997Carquest BowlGeorgia Tech35West Virginia30
December 27, 1996Carquest Bowl19 Miami31Virginia21
December 30, 1995Carquest BowlNorth Carolina2024 Arkansas10
January 2, 1995Carquest BowlSouth Carolina24West Virginia21
January 1, 1994Carquest Bowl15 Boston College31Virginia13
January 1, 1993Blockbuster Bowl13 Stanford2421 Penn State3
December 28, 1991Blockbuster Bowl8 Alabama3015 Colorado25
December 28, 1990Blockbuster Bowl6 Florida State247 Penn State17

FAQ

When is the 2023 Pop-Tarts Bowl?

The 2023 Pop-Tarts Bowl will be played on Dec. 28, 2023 at 5:45 p.m. ET.

Where is the Pop-Tarts Bowl?

Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla., hosts the Pop-Tarts Bowl. Miami Gardens initially hosted the game before it moved to Orlando in 2001. Several sponsors have laid claim to the bowl, including Blockbuster, Champs Sports, Russell Athletic, Camping World, and Cheez-Its; it was also named the Tangerine Bowl for three years.

Who is playing in the 2023 Pop-Tarts Bowl?

Pop-Tarts Bowl participants for this season will be announced on Sunday, Dec. 3.