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Bowl projections
- Thread starter Jens1893
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If we take all of ISU’s players in the transfer portal this offseason they can
No. Because while even though Colorado is Big 12 team, Colorado is a PAC 12 team. Why is this so hard to understand?
Robert Sorell
Well-Known Member
Colorado vs. The non-Louis former Colorado players who left via the portal would do some serious numbers.
Unpossible. THe12sman can’t play 4 ways
He probably could LOL
That’s what his girl was mad about after the okie lite game…
Not trying to be obtuse here, but I thought CU (or any in the same situation) could be selected as a Pac-12 or Big-12 team, but couldn’t be matched with another P-12 to B-12 team (ergo, CU couldn’t face Utah, Arizona, or ASU) but could face another B-12 team OR represent as B-12 team v another former P-12 team (ergo USC, UCLA, UDub, Cal, Stanford).
But from reading all this, looks like I’m incorrect.
But from reading all this, looks like I’m incorrect.
No. We are a PAC-12 team for a bowl (Alamo bowl at least)
Edit: Agreed after rereading
Not sure about the San Diego part (as I have seen us projected to go to Vegas) but if ASU wins the Big 12 and (presumably) goes to the playoff 1/2 possible choices for the P12 legacy slot is unavailable, so yes, it stands to reason that we're going to San Antonio in that case.
Bandrick
New Member
Don't think this is right at all. I'm pretty sure we're a lock for San Antonio and this release is just to try and create hype/excitement over Sunday's announcement. If ASU wins, they go to the playoff and clearly it would be us. If they lose, then why would the Alamo Bowl choose them over Colorado? Colorado brings wayyyyyyyyyy more money in and we'd likely be ranked right next to ASU.
I think it's CU either way. They were just being polite to ASU.
I want us to play BYU so I can get drunk and belligerent and wander around asking their fans if I can buy them a beer and/or go for a soak (in the resort hot tub).
I wish we could play ASU for the exact same reason.
Depends on how you read it and if you want to go to San Antonio or not
Either way, rooting for ISU for the chance at SD. I'm not expecting good things to happen, but it sure would be nice if they did!
Nobody actually wants to go to San Antonio.
Can you imagine a scenario in which the Alamo Bowl would invite ASU before CU if they were both available (keeping in mind ASU would have another loss)?
I think it boils down to this: the AB might want the highest-ranked team avail from each pool, regardless of name/school/branding, to set up the "best matchup". ASU could, even with a loss, finish higher than us in the CFP rankings. I don't know that I really buy that, but I'm willing to grasp that straw!
Yes.
What does that scenario look like in your mind?
ASU is available for Alamo Bowl selection and gets selected. Relatively straight forward.
I love how there was a quote posted that supposedly came directly from Alamo Bowl officials and then 20 posts disputing those two as the only remaining potential matchups.