Not sure how anyone can project bowls at this point. It is still fun to guess. They have us in the outback bowl vs LSU I would take that. https://collegefootballnews.com/201...wl-projections-college-football-playoff-picks
Way to early bowl projections.
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If were playing in the Outback bowl we will have a better season then 6-6 or 7-5.
As long as we don't play in that God awful Pinestripe bowl.
As long as we don't play in that God awful Pinestripe bowl.
The bowls have limitations on how many times a team can play in a bowl. The Outback prediction is based on the fact that most of the teams that will finish above Nebraska will have already played in that bowl the past few years. Iowa, Michigan, Northwestern and Wisconsin the last 4 years.
True to a certain point. Like if two teams have a 7-5 record but if one team has 8-4 record and two others are 6-6 the bowl would take the team with the better record.
And I do realize that Nebraska has never played in a Outback bowl.
This prediction had Nebraska with 7 wins
Ohio St to CFP with 10.5 wins
Wisconsin to Rose with 10.5 wins
Michigan St to Peach with 9 wins
Penn St to Citrus with with 9.5 wins
Nebraska to Outback with 7 wins
Michigan to Holiday with 9.5 wins
Iowa to Foster Farms with 8 wins
Northwestern to Tax Slayer with 7 wins
Big Ten Bowl Ties, Affiliations
A Big Ten team will be in the Rose Bowl – it’ll be the champion if not in the College Football Playoff. There can’t be a Big Ten team this year in the Sugar Bowl.
College Football Playoff Semifinal: If Selected
1. Rose Bowl vs. Pac-12
2. Citrus Bowl vs. ACC or SEC
– Agreement for Citrus is for five different teams in six years, so no Minnesota or Michigan, if possible.
3. Outback Bowl vs. SEC
– Agreement is for five different teams in six years, so no Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan or Northwestern, if possible.
4. San Diego Country Credit Union Holiday Bowl vs. Pac-12
– Agreement is for five different teams in six years, so no Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin or Michigan State, if possible.
5. TaxSlayer Bowl vs. SEC OR
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl vs. SEC
– ACC and Big Ten combine in the Music City and TaxSlayer, with each getting three appearances in six years. The Big Ten played in TaxSlayer in 2015 and the Music City in 2016 and 2017. It’s almost certainly going to be in the TaxSlayer, but no Penn State or Iowa, if possible.
New Era Pinstripe Bowl vs. ACC
– It’s not official, but the bowl would prefer to have eight different teams in eight years, so no Iowa, Northwestern, Penn State or Indiana, if possible.
Foster Farms Bowl vs. Pac-12
– Agreement is for five different teams in six years, so no Purdue, Indiana, Maryland or Nebraska, if possible.
Quick Lane Bowl vs. ACC
Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl vs. C-USA
– Agreement for three Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas and three Armed Forces bowls in six years. The Big Ten hasn’t been in the bowl since 2014. The Big 12 is contracted to play in the Heart of Dallas in 2019.
Doesn't say records but you're right about you're first post.This what it read.
Outback Bowl vs SEC
-Agreement is for five different teams in six years, so no Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin or Northwestern, If possible.
Outback Bowl vs SEC
-Agreement is for five different teams in six years, so no Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin or Northwestern, If possible.
Well since we are going with way too early predictions ... Lunardi has us in the tourney at this point
