There will be major changes in store for the 2006-07 BCS. First, television rights (with the exception of the Rose Bowl Game) will shift to FOX, while ABC will continue telecasting the Rose Bowl. Second, the addition of a BCS National Championship Game separate from the games already in the BCS matching the top two teams in the BCS rankings at the site of one of the games one week following the Bowl Games as the current rotation will continue (as an example, the new Cardinals Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, which is the site of the Fiesta Bowl, will serve as the host of the 2006 championship game) and due to that, the addition of two more "at large" teams will take place with the same rules under use. Had this system been in place in 2005, Oregon and Miami (FL) would have played in a BCS game instead of playing in the Holiday Bowl and the Peach Bowl respectively.

2007 schedule

To be played following 2006 season.

Monday, January 1 - Rose Bowl Game presented by Citi

Monday, January 1 - Tostitos Fiesta Bowl

Tuesday, January 2 - Fed Ex Orange Bowl

Wednesday, January 3 - Allstate Sugar Bowl

Monday, January 8 - BCS National Championship (Glendale, Arizona)

2008 schedule

To be played following 2007 season.

 Tuesday, January 1 - Rose Bowl Game

Tuesday, January 1 - Sugar Bowl

Wednesday, January 2 - Fiesta Bowl

Thursday, January 3 - Orange Bowl

Tuesday, January 8 - BCS National Championship (New Orleans)

2009 schedule

To be played following 2008 season.

 Thursday, January 1 - Rose Bowl Game

Thursday, January 1 - Orange Bowl

Friday, January 2 - Sugar Bowl

Saturday, January 3 - Fiesta Bowl

Thursday, January 8 - BCS National Championship (Miami Lakes, Florida)

2010 schedule

To be played following 2009 season.

Friday, January 1 - Rose Bowl Game

Friday, January 1 - Sugar Bowl

Saturday, January 2 - Fiesta Bowl

Monday, January 4 or Tuesday, January 5 - Orange Bowl (NOTE: Date will depend on 2009 NFL scheduling.)

Friday, January 8 - BCS National Championship (Pasadena, California)