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Is Frisco Bowl coming back?

Frisco Bowl (2017–present) on ESPN

The answer: Between seasons — last episode December 23, 2025, no return date announced yet.
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Network / streamer
ESPN
Premiered
December 20, 2017
Runtime
~210 min per episode
8seasons
8episodes

About Frisco Bowl

The Frisco Bowl is currently between seasons as of May 8, 2026. The most recent episode aired on December 23, 2025, and no new season has been announced yet. The bowl game takes place annually in December in Frisco, Texas, and is broadcast on ESPN.

The Frisco Bowl is an NCAA-sanctioned college football postseason game that has been played since December 2017. It features teams from the American Athletic Conference and at-large selections, with the event serving as a festive conclusion to the college football season in the region. Over the years, it has become a notable fixture in the college football postseason, with the 2025 game being the latest installment.

The broadcast team includes Jorge Sedano, Mike Monaco, Wes Durham as play-by-play commentators, alongside analysts Rocky Boiman, Kirk Morrison, and Steve Addazio. Dawn Davenport and Dana Boyle serve as sideline reporters. The show has a runtime of approximately 210 minutes.

Frisco Bowl episode schedule

8 aired

Aired · 8

DateEp.Title
December 23, 2025 S2025·E1 2025 Frisco Bowl: UNLV Rebels vs. Ohio Bobcats
December 17, 2024 S2024·E1 2024 Frisco Bowl: Memphis Tigers vs. West Virginia Mountaineers
December 19, 2023 S2023·E1 2023 Frisco Bowl: UTSA Roadrunners vs. Marshall Thundering Herd
December 17, 2022 S2022·E1 2022 Frisco Bowl: Boise State Broncos vs. North Texas Mean Green
December 21, 2021 S2021·E1 2021 Frisco Bowl: San Diego State Aztecs vs. UTSA Roadrunners
December 20, 2019 S2019·E1 2019 Frisco Bowl: Kent State Golden Flashes vs. Utah State Aggies
December 19, 2018 S2018·E1 2018 Frisco Bowl: Ohio Bobcats vs. San Diego State Aztecs
December 20, 2017 S2017·E1 2017 Frisco Bowl: Louisiana Tech Bulldogs vs. SMU Mustangs

Frisco Bowl cast