Bama Charlie
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Yeah, it would be win #7.
Good Post. :thumbsup:
Yeah, it would be win #7.
Nope! KSU has a 3-5 conf. record vs. our 4-4 ... won't happen.
Conf. record comes before head-to-head matchup.
That's not how it works. The bowls can take any B12 eligible team they want. The "seeds" only mean the order they pick in. You could be 2-6 in the B12 and still get picked over other teams as long as you won 4 non-conf. games.
exactly and we have yet to show that we will travel and spend unless it is the MNC game.
Our best hope is the Texas Bowl against a Conf USA team. Ill take it.... watching the Buffs on HD is so much fun! Especially when they beat the CORNFUSKERS!!!!
That's not how it works. The bowls can take any B12 eligible team they want. The "seeds" only mean the order they pick in. You could be 2-6 in the B12 and still get picked over other teams as long as you won 4 non-conf. games.
That's not how it works. The bowls can take any B12 eligible team they want. The "seeds" only mean the order they pick in. You could be 2-6 in the B12 and still get picked over other teams as long as you won 4 non-conf. games.
I thought the original post was saying that K-State would go in ranked (Conference-wise) as a higher seed than us, if they win at Fresno today. Obviously not the case.
teams that are 7-5 have to be picked first though, then whatever teams are left at 6-6 the bowls can pick (in their picking order) from any of them.
I just asked on the K-State thread, but if they(KSU) loses then do we not automatically get a bid?
Conf. record comes before head-to-head matchup.
For what it's worth, a lot of talk down here in Houston, about the University of Houston being one opponent in the Texas Bowl. Makes sense for ticket sales. That said, I think CU would jump at a chance to play at the Insight Bowl if offered.
Yeah, I don't want to play them..
I like to play Iowa in the Insight Bowl.. I think we could win that game..
Iowa lost to Western Michigan so yes, CU could beat the Hawkeyes-
FWIW-
cbssportline.com picks CU to play Bama in the Independence Bowl-
collegefootballnews.com picks CU in the Independence Bowl against Kentucky-
Shreveport sucks BUT that game would be on nationally at 6 p.m. Sunday the 30th of December -ESPN
the Insight Bowl will be televised on The NFL Network-
since I can't go to either bowl I want what's best for the CU football program and IMHO that would be the Independence Bowl against an SEC team in front of a larger tv audience-
Yeah, I don't want to play them..
I like to play Iowa in the Insight Bowl.. I think we could win that game..
I get the NFL Network but why bowl games pick to be on that network is beyond me.. Its a second rate cable channel.. Heck Vs and CSTV is better than the NFL Network..
I think Indepedence Bowl would like Okie State or A than CU.
Vs might be on the NFLN's level, but no way CSTV is, CSTV is a joke.
Is this the way you guys see the b12's bowl slots shaking out?
BCS- Mizzou ( or KU or Okie- I'm assuming only one BCS slot with Hawaii winning.)
Cotton -I'm assuming they'd take Okie over KU because of OU's fan base.
Holiday-KU, right?
Alamo- Texas
Sun (not the gator's pick?)- Texas AM
Insight- CU- over Tech?
Independence- Tech?
Texas- Okie St. or CU
We're assuming the Insight would take CU over Tech and OSU because of our western alumni bases, correct?
Is this the way you guys see the b12's bowl slots shaking out?
BCS- Mizzou ( or KU or Okie- I'm assuming only one BCS slot with Hawaii winning.)
Cotton -I'm assuming they'd take Okie over KU because of OU's fan base.
Holiday-KU, right?
Alamo- Texas
Sun (not the gator's pick?)- Texas AM
Insight- CU- over Tech?
Independence- Tech?
Texas- Okie St. or CU
We're assuming the Insight would take CU over Tech and OSU because of our western alumni bases, correct?
Assuming the remaining games play out as the rankings suggest (KU over Mizzou, then KU over OU), I would see it like this:
BCS: KU
BCS: Mizzou*
Cotton: OU
Holiday: Texas
Alamo: Tech
Sun: aTm **
Insight: CU
Independence: OSU
Texas: Will have to look elsewhere
* There are 4 BCS at large spots, and not more than 1 can come from any conference. Hawaii probably gets one. But the Big 10 is not getting one (Wisconsin being their #2 team). The Big East won't get one unless WVU chokes next week in a game they should win easily (UConn was their #2 team, and they got smoked today). The ACC is very unlikely to get one (their best shot is Va Tech if they lose the ACC title game, and that wouldn't make them all that attractive). That leaves 3 spots for the Big XII, Pac 10 and SEC. Georgia will get the SEC's. After that, either KU, Mizzou or OU would probably be more attractive than anything the Pac 10 has to offer, much less the other leagues (Pac-10s best shot is ASU beating UA next week in a rivalry game. If they don't, it's slim pickings with Oregon in the tank without Dixon and ASU then being on a 2 game losing streak). 2 BCS slots for the Big XII is highly, highly probable...
** According to ESPiN.com today, the Gator Bowl has to take a Big XII team twice in the next 3 years, and they are strongly considering taking one this year. But the teams ESPiN named were Texas or Tech, and it seems to me that they could both very well be taken before the Gator gets a pick. If the Big XII wants to work with the Gator on that this year, they might broker a deal where the Alamo Bowl might take aTm or OSU (better fits for a Texas game than CU) and leave Tech for the Gator...
There is one more very entertaining possibility... If OU wins the Big XII championship, they would be slotted for the Fiesta Bowl. The Fiesta Bowl is also probably the most logical landing spot for Hawaii. I wonder what Stoops will say when they tell him he gets another bowl matchup against another undefeated WAC team??? :lol::lol:
** According to ESPiN.com today, the Gator Bowl has to take a Big XII team twice in the next 3 years, and they are strongly considering taking one this year. But the teams ESPiN named were Texas or Tech, and it seems to me that they could both very well be taken before the Gator gets a pick. If the Big XII wants to work with the Gator on that this year, they might broker a deal where the Alamo Bowl might take aTm or OSU (better fits for a Texas game than CU) and leave Tech for the Gator...
If OU or Mizzou is sitting there, I can't imagine the Gator Bowl passing them up. I definitely think they'll be taking a Big XII team this year.
I doubt that OU or Mizzou would be there for them. Those teams will be in the Cotton and Holiday, at worst. Probably BCS for one or the other.
But I did screw up above. I had forgotten that the Gator Bowl picks ahead of the Alamo, which means they should be able to pick up Tech, which would probably send aTm to the Alamo Bowl...