I think it is peak social media / influencer era. therefore, these bowls are both justified and ideal for the time.
think how much fun the snoop bowl is going to be in a few years after the feds legalize weed.
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I think it is peak social media / influencer era. therefore, these bowls are both justified and ideal for the time.
think how much fun the snoop bowl is going to be in a few years after the feds legalize weed.
Who would have predicted in 1994 that Snoop and Prime would be on every other commercial in 2024?
Trogdor
Soy Boy
Because CU is not in the Pac-12 they are in the Big-12.
Pac-12 bowl tie-in contracts were not dissolved until after 2024. So those games get their picks of CU, Cal, USC, UDub and Wazzu (or Oregon or ASU) since we're bowl eligible and if we don't make the CFP.
For the purposes of this years bowl tie-ins, CU remains a PAC 12 team.
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
Yeah...when my team is playing, I don't give two ****s if it's a good game
I'd be extremely happy with a 16-0 season, where we win every game 55-0
I thought the Holiday was above LV in the Pac-12 bowl pecking order, or did that change?
I think I’ve seen us projected to be going to LV but not San Diego hence my comment.
So much this ^^^
For purposes of bowl selection they are.
And so is Oregon, but it doesn't matter for the Ducks because of playoffs.
EDIT: It looks like others 'splained it already.
That would likely be Ole Miss or South Carolina
Trogdor
Soy Boy
So they can play in the Alamo bowl, just like they could in the Big-12. I don't get why this is hard.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
I'm aware. The question was why would they take WSU and CU? Because they can. Because both progams are affiliated. CU is not in the Pac-12 anymore. The Big-12 is perhaps the conference the most associated with the Alamo bowl, no? The Pac picked it up a decade or whatever ago. So there are two affiliated teams in different conferences that historically represent the teams in the bowl game. I dunno why this is confusing. It makes plain sense.
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They can’t
Same 24 Teams Stay Eligible Through 2025 - Valero Alamo Bowl
For the final two years of its current bowl agreement, the Valero Alamo Bowl will have the first choice of bowl eligible teams from each of the following two 12-team pools after the College Football Playoff field is selected: The Valero Alamo Bowl has featured teams from the Big 12 and Pac-12...
www.alamobowl.com
Trogdor
Soy Boy
Where does it say that?They can’t
Same 24 Teams Stay Eligible Through 2025 - Valero Alamo Bowl
For the final two years of its current bowl agreement, the Valero Alamo Bowl will have the first choice of bowl eligible teams from each of the following two 12-team pools after the College Football Playoff field is selected: The Valero Alamo Bowl has featured teams from the Big 12 and Pac-12...
You may be aware, but you are not getting it.
No. They have to pick one Big 12 less the 4 who just joined, and one former Pac 12 team that aren’t in the playoff. The teams get paid and each conference gets paid
“from each of the following two 12-team pools” plus the big graphic at the top with one group of teams vs another group of teams.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
Source? It's not in the above link.
Robert Sorell
Well-Known Member
It's not hard.
The "Pac 12" team in the Alamo Bowl will come from the 2023 Pac12 schools.
The "Big XII" team will come from the 2024 Big XII teams that weren't in the Pac 12 last year.
Trogdor
Soy Boy
Okay I get it now.
Robert Sorell
Well-Known Member
For the final two years of its current bowl agreement, the Valero Alamo Bowl will have the first choice of bowl eligible teams from each of the following two 12-team pools after the College Football Playoff field is selected:
Big 12 Conference Pool – Baylor, BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech, and West Virginia.
Pac-12/former Pac-12 Pool – Arizona, Arizona State, California, Colorado, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington, and Washington State.
FFS. You owe us all an apology, **** face
You seem to be the one who is having difficulty with it. If they play in the Alamo Bowl, they will play a non PAC 12 team. For instance, if ISU beats ASU in the CCG, ASU and CU won’t be going to the Alamo Bowl.