ahoelsken
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I think his take is fair. Especially on Texas.
They're getting four, but it won't affect us or the league because Bring 'em Young finally choked.
And I'm rooting for Ohio State to house Indiana.
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They're getting four, but it won't affect us or the league because Bring 'em Young finally choked.
And I'm rooting for Ohio State to house Indiana.
I’m rooting for every 2 loss SEC team to lose today.
What are Boise’s quality wins again? I seem to forget every time this is brought up.
It's Wazzu +21, and at UNLV +5
Then the next best team they've beat is probably Georgia Southern or San Jose St.
I’m going to argue that beating WAZZU turned out to be a crap win…New Mexico and all.
BuffBronco
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Valero Alamo Bowl
Alamodome (San Antonio)
7:30 p.m., ABC
Bonagura: BYU vs. Washington State
Schlabach: BYU vs. Colorado
Alamodome (San Antonio)
7:30 p.m., ABC
Bonagura: BYU vs. Washington State
Schlabach: BYU vs. Colorado
There's also
DirecTV Holiday Bowl
Snapdragon Stadium (San Diego)
8 p.m.
Bonagura: Clemson vs. Colorado
Schlabach: Duke vs. Washington State
Pac-12 solidifies bowl lineup for 2024 and 2025 seasons
The Pac-12 today announced it has retained all of its existing bowl opportunities for the 2024 and 2025 football seasons. As part of the agreements, the league has worked in conjunction with the ACC, Big 12 and Big Ten conferences to solidify each affiliation, including: DIRECTV Holiday Bowl...
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BuffBronco
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A BYU-CU bowl just seems wrong considering they will play again next season
Clemson v Colorado in San Diego is pretty awesome
Even though it is a smaller stadium it is brand new and San Diego is a spectacular city
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
They can pass on 2 loss Wazzu for 3 loss CU.
I'm hoping we wind up in the Holiday Bowl.
And they pick first over the Holiday Bowl right? Seems we are a lock for the Alamo then
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
You'd think....unless there is some wink-wink, nod-nod among these bowls to try and avoid all Big 12/ACC matchups.
Usually two of the more entertaining bowl games.
Can you say no to one and go to another?
Prime would like Alamo sadly
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The Alamo sure as **** wasn't the last two times we've been.
CU will have gone to 3 bowl games in the past 20 years... All of them are going to be in ****ing San Antonio...
I laugh, but also
Also, personally - San Antonio sucks for me; it’s too close to not go, but too far to make it a day trip, and spending money to stay there sucks.
Isn't the Alamo Bowl supposed to be the Pac 12 #2 vs the Big 12 #2 (basically the losers of the conference championship games)?
So in this case, if ASU goes to the Big 12 CG and loses, wouldn't they represent the Pac 12 in the Alamo Bowl? Or are we just assuming that the Alamo Bowl will choose CU because of the ratings?
So in this case, if ASU goes to the Big 12 CG and loses, wouldn't they represent the Pac 12 in the Alamo Bowl? Or are we just assuming that the Alamo Bowl will choose CU because of the ratings?
southcakalakey
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$350,000 per team pay out which is prolly what Snoop spends on Chronic annually
For the 2024 and 2025 seasons, the 10 former Pac 12 programs will all play in the Pac 12 bowl tie-in games, which also includes Oregon, Washington, USC and UCLA
Oregon - 11-0 - CFP bound so no "bowl tie in"
ASU - 9-2 - Arizona this week - Probably 10-2
CU - 8-3 - Okie State this week - Probably 9-3
WSU - 8-3 - Wyoming this week - Probably 9-3
USC - 6-5 - ND this week - Probably 6-6
UW - 6-5 - Oregon this week - Probably 6-6
Cal - 6-5 - SMU this week - Probably 6-6
Oregon State - 5-6... They play Boise State this weekend and will probably fall to 5-7 and out of bowl eligibility
Utah, Arizona, UCLA and Stanford already eliminated from bowl eligibility.
So the NY6 bowls are now part of the CFP, which Oregon and potentially ASU/CU will be part of, so then it goes to the Alamo Bowl which will be either ASU or CU if neither of them win the Big 12 and then the Holiday Bowl would get whichever one is left over.