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In the modern era, what are bowl games considered to be in NCAA Division I FBS?
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The NCAA Division I FBS is the highest level of college football in the United States. In the modern era, bowl games are considered to be the de facto postseason for the division. This means that while they are not officially recognized by the NCAA as part of the postseason, they are widely considered to be the final games of the season for most teams.
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