Latest Bowl Projections

[3afan]

aTm in Shreveport - yuck!

San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Projection: New Mexico vs. Navy

R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Projection: Troy vs. Memphis

PapaJohn’s.com Bowl
Projection: Ball State vs. East Carolina

New Mexico Bowl
Projection: Wyoming vs. Fresno State

Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl
Projection: BYU vs. UCLA

Sheraton Hawaii Bowl
Projection: Southern Miss vs. Hawaii

Motor City Bowl
Projection: Illinois vs. Bowling Green

Pacific Life Holiday Bowl
Projection: Texas vs. Oregon

Texas Bowl
Projection: Oklahoma State vs. Houston

Champs Sports Bowl
Projection: Miami vs. Michigan State

Emerald Bowl
Projection: Virginia vs. Oregon State

Meineke Car Care Bowl
Projection: Florida State vs. South Florida

AutoZone Liberty Bowl
Projection: Tulsa vs. Arkansas

Alamo Bowl
Projection: Purdue vs. Nebraska

Petro Sun Independence Bowl
Projection: Texas A&M vs. Auburn

Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl
Projection: TCU vs. Washington

Sun Bowl
Projection: Texas Tech vs. Arizona State

Humanitarian Bowl
Projection: Wake Forest vs. Boise State

Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl
Projection: Georgia Tech vs. Tennessee

Chick-fil-A Bowl
Projection: Virginia Tech vs. Kentucky

Insight Bowl
Projection: Iowa vs. Kansas

Outback Bowl
Projection: Penn State vs. South Carolina

AT&T Cotton Bowl
Projection: Missouri vs. Alabama

Gator Bowl
Projection: Clemson vs. Louisville

Capital One Bowl
Projection: Michigan vs. Georgia

International Bowl
Projection: Cincinnati vs. Toledo

GMAC Bowl
Projection: UCF vs. Ohio

Rose Bowl presented by Citi
Projection: Ohio State vs. California

Allstate Sugar Bowl
Projection: Florida vs. Wisconsin

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Projection: Rutgers vs. Oklahoma

FedEx Orange Bowl
Projection: Boston College vs. West Virginia

Allstate BCS National Championship
Projection: USC vs. LSU

[buff4life]

Missouri will NOT go to the Cotton Bowl ahead of Texas...

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by buff4life
Missouri will NOT go to the Cotton Bowl ahead of Texas...

dunno...unfortunately, I think that the Holiday Bowl is more prestigious these days than the Cotton Bowl...

[3afan]

Cotton gets Big XII #2, Holiday gets #3 - so if OU wins the Big XII then it just may happen

San Diego or Dallas? hmmmmm

[KTJ]

We would get spanked by Oregon.

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by 3afan
Cotton gets Big XII #2, Holiday gets #3 - so if OU wins the Big XII then it just may happen

San Diego or Dallas? hmmmmm

wasn't UT invited to the Cotton Bowl one of the years they went to the Holiday Bowl? Maybe because they had played in the Cotton Bowl the year before?

[3afan]

ya never know .........

[Sweetwater Red]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
wasn't UT invited to the Cotton Bowl one of the years they went to the Holiday Bowl? Maybe because they had played in the Cotton Bowl the year before?

I don't know what the difference in pay-off is but if it's not much
some teams like to get exposure in another part of the country.

[lostaussie]

is this printed somewhere or is this just your prediction? picking bowl games in week 4 is like putting up Christmas lights on Easter:D

[3afan]

collegefootballnews.com updates their projection every week http://cfn.scout.com/2/682801.html

thats WAY to much work for me :p

[PlayaJBiehl20]

Another Holliday Bowl for texas. hmmm, Brown on the hotseat???

[wildstangs]

How can the Big 10 (Ohio State & Wisconsin) and the Big Least (West Virginia and Rutgers) both get invited to a BCS bowl? I know Big 10 automatically goes to Rose Bowl, but if Texas, Wisconsin, and Rutgers all had one loss, why would Texas be left out?

[3afan]

Originally posted by PlayaJBiehl20
Another Holliday Bowl for texas. hmmm, Brown on the hotseat???

heavens no ....

[3afan]

Originally posted by wildstangs
How can the Big 10 (Ohio State & Wisconsin) and the Big Least (West Virginia and Rutgers) both get invited to a BCS bowl? I know Big 10 automatically goes to Rose Bowl, but if Texas, Wisconsin, and Rutgers all had one loss, why would Texas be left out?

cause its the [b]conference champs[b] that automatically get the BCS bids --- if Texas has 1 loss and wins the B12 then they're in, otherwise if they have 1 loss then it would depend on their BCS ranking