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I've heard Nassau is a terrible place, but that was from suburbanites whose opinions I don't particularly value.
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Real Name Grover posted:I've heard Nassau is a terrible place, but that was from suburbanites whose opinions I don't particularly value. I gather that outside of the tourist-friendly areas, the Caribbean is a pretty bleak and dangerous place. 11 of the top 21 countries by murder rate are Caribbean island nations, and another three are Central American countries with coastline on the Caribbean. So yeah, 2/3 of the world's most murdery places are in that little region.
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Real Name Grover posted:I've heard Nassau is a terrible place, but that was from suburbanites whose opinions I don't particularly value. My opinions of Nassau are colored by Black Sails so I just assume there are pirate ships and gently caress tents everywhere
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# ? Nov 29, 2016 18:14 |
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If you're not going to like, a NY6 bowl, then you may as well go to a tropical island for your bowl. It beats the poo poo out of Detroit or Idaho in my book.
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# ? Nov 29, 2016 18:40 |
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The Bahamas bowl has ruled every year
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# ? Nov 29, 2016 18:44 |
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Pakled posted:If you're not going to like, a NY6 bowl, then you may as well go to a tropical island for your bowl. It beats the poo poo out of Detroit or Idaho in my book. Or playing in your own goddamn stadium again
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KICK BAMA KICK posted:This is very cool (might want to add the city to your template). And Mobile's a perfectly fun place to kill a day or two -- I wouldn't call it a vacation destination but if your team's in this one, you wanna get drunk somewhere with relatively liberal public consumption laws downtown in a place that probably isn't colder than where you are, go for it. Also if you go to Mobile, visit the USS Alabama, and then take a day trip to Pensacola and the Naval Aviation Museum. edit: HOTLANTA MAN posted:Bad Bowl Game Spotlight: The Camping World Independence Bowl CannonFodder fucked around with this message at 19:54 on Nov 29, 2016 |
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pre:Peach Bowl Dec. 31 Atlanta, Ga. #1 Alabama (SEC Champ) vs. #4 Washington (Pac-12 Champ) Fiesta Bowl Dec. 31 Glendale, Ariz. #2 Ohio State (At-Large) vs. #3 Clemson (ACC Champ) New Year's Bowls pre:Sugar Bowl Jan. 2 New Orleans, La. Big 12 vs SEC #8 Oklahoma (Big 12 Champ) vs. #14 Auburn (SEC Rep) Rose Bowl Jan. 2 Pasadena, Calif. Big Ten vs Pac-12 #6 Wisconsin (Big Ten Champ) vs. #8 Colorado (Pac-12 Rep) Cotton Bowl Jan. 2 Arlington, Tex. Group of 5 vs. At-large #17 Western Michigan (Group of 5 Rep) vs. #7 Penn State (At-Large) Orange Bowl Dec. 30 Miami, Fla. ACC vs. Big Ten/SEC/ND #12 Florida State (ACC Rep) vs. #5 Michigan (Big Ten Rep) And the rest: pre:Outback Bowl Jan. 2 Tampa, Fla. B1G vs. SEC Nebraska vs. Florida TaxSlayer Bowl Dec. 31 Jacksonville, Fla. ACC/B1G vs. SEC North Carolina vs. Texas A&M Citrus Bowl Dec. 31 Orlando, Fla. ACC/B1G vs. SEC Louisville vs. LSU Arizona Bowl Dec. 30 Tucson, Ariz. CUSA vs. MWC Idaho vs. Colorado State Music City Bowl Dec. 30 Nashville, Tenn. ACC/B1G vs. SEC Minnesota vs. Tennessee Sun Bowl Dec. 30 El Paso, Tex. ACC vs. P12 Pitt vs. Utah Liberty Bowl Dec. 30 Memphis, Tenn. B12 vs. SEC Kansas State vs. Georgia Alamo Bowl Dec. 29 San Antonio, Tex. B12 vs. P12 Oklahoma State vs. USC Belk Bowl Dec. 29 Charlotte, N.C. ACC vs. SEC Georgia Tech vs. Kentucky Birmingham Bowl Dec. 29 Birmingham, Ala. AAC vs. SEC South Florida vs. South Carolina Texas Bowl Dec. 28 Houston, Tex. B12 vs. SEC TCU vs. Arkansas Foster Farms Bowl Dec. 28 Santa Clara, Calif. B1G vs. P12 Indiana vs. Stanford Russell Athletic Bowl Dec. 28 Orlando, Fla. ACC vs. B12 Virginia Tech vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 28 New York, N.Y. ACC vs. B1G Miami vs. Northwestern Cactus Bowl Dec. 27 Tempe, Ariz. B12 vs. P12 Baylor vs. Mississippi State* Holiday Bowl Dec. 27 San Diego, Calif. B1G vs. P12 Iowa vs. Washington State Military Bowl Dec. 27 Annapolis, Md. ACC vs. AAC NC State vs. Memphis Heart of Dallas Bowl Dec. 27 Dallas, Tex. B1G vs. CUSA Army vs. Western Kentucky Independence Bowl Dec. 26 Shreveport, La. SEC vs. ACC Vanderbilt vs. Wake Forest Quick Lane Bowl Dec. 26 Detroit, Mich. ACC vs. B1G Boston College vs. Maryland St. Petersburg Bowl Dec. 26 St. Petersburg, Fla. AAC vs ACC Temple vs. Southern Miss Hawai'i Bowl Dec. 24 Honolulu, Hawaii CUSA vs. MWC UTSA vs. Hawai'i Dollar General Bowl Dec. 23 Mobile, Ala. MAC vs. SB Toledo vs. Troy Armed Forces Bowl Dec. 23 Fort Worth, Tex. B12 vs. Navy South Alabama vs. Navy Bahamas Bowl Dec. 23 Nassau, Bahamas CUSA vs. MAC Old Dominion vs. Eastern Michigan Idaho Potato Bowl Dec. 22 Boise, Idaho MAC vs. MWC Central Michigan vs. New Mexico Poinsettia Bowl Dec. 21 San Diego, Calif. MWC vs. BYU Boise State vs. BYU Boca Raton Bowl Dec. 20 Boca Raton, Fla. AAC vs. CUSA Houston vs. Louisiana Tech Miami Beach Bowl Dec. 19 Miami, Fla. AAC vs. MAC Tulsa vs. Ohio New Orleans Bowl Dec. 17 New Orleans, La. MWC vs. SB Air Force vs. App State Cure Bowl Dec. 17 Orlando, Fla. AAC vs. SB UCF vs. Louisiana-Lafayette Camellia Bowl Dec. 17 Montgomery, Ala. MAC vs. SB Miami Ohio vs. Arkansas State Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 17 Las Vegas, Nev. MWC vs. P12 San Diego State vs. North Texas* New Mexico Bowl Dec. 17 Albuquerque, N.M. CUSA vs. MWC Middle Tennessee vs. Wyoming Next one I'll do is one of my favorites one: where Xort rules the day and every upset happens, or as I like to call it, A-Pawwwwwlllll-capolypse Now.
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Venue: Independence Stadium Looking at this makes me uncomfortable. The half-hearted forced happiness of the "Welcome to Shreveport" banner really set the tone for everything else. I enjoyed your two write-ups, by the way.
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# ? Nov 30, 2016 04:13 |
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If OU wins Bedlam 223–0, will the Sooners make the playoffs?
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# ? Nov 30, 2016 06:47 |
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It's in my honest opinion that any team that can score 200 points in regulation should be a lock for the playoffs
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Metapod posted:It's in my honest opinion that any team that can score 200 points in regulation should be a lock for the playoffs GEORGIA TECH COME ON DOWN!!!!!!
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# ? Nov 30, 2016 07:18 |
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C. Everett Koop posted:GEORGIA TECH COME ON DOWN!!!!!! A reminder that this is a good watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doZzrsDJo-4
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C. Everett Koop posted:Next one I'll do is one of my favorites one: where Xort rules the day and every upset happens, or as I like to call it, A-Pawwwwwlllll-capolypse Now. pre:Peach Bowl Dec. 31 Atlanta, Ga. #1 Alabama (At-Large) vs. #4 Oklahoma State (Big12 Champ) Fiesta Bowl Dec. 31 Glendale, Ariz. #2 Ohio State (At-Large) vs. #3 Penn State (Big10 Champ) New Year's Bowls pre:Sugar Bowl Jan. 2 New Orleans, La. Big 12 vs SEC Oklahoma (Big 12 Rep) vs. Florida (SEC Champ) Rose Bowl Jan. 2 Pasadena, Calif. Big Ten vs Pac-12 Michigan (Big Ten Rep) vs. Colorado (Pac-12 Champ) Cotton Bowl Jan. 2 Arlington, Tex. Group of 5 vs. At-large Temple (Group of 5 Rep) vs. Clemson (At-Large) Orange Bowl Dec. 30 Miami, Fla. ACC vs. Big Ten/SEC/ND Virginia Tech (ACC Champ) vs. Wisconsin (Big Ten Rep)
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# ? Nov 30, 2016 20:26 |
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Has a major bowl ever hosted a non-conference rematch? Or even an in-conference rematch, ignoring the LSU-Alabama NCG.
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wyoak posted:Has a major bowl ever hosted a non-conference rematch? Or even an in-conference rematch, ignoring the LSU-Alabama NCG. Nebraska and someone had a home and home with a bowl (Holiday?) sandwiched in the middle just a little while ago. Phone posting so I can't check.
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wyoak posted:Has a major bowl ever hosted a non-conference rematch? Or even an in-conference rematch, ignoring the LSU-Alabama NCG. Florida State has been in 3 off the top of my head. They faced Florida in the Sugar Bowl twice in the 90s, one of those was for the national title. They also faced Miami in the Orange Bowl in the early 2000s when Miami was still in the Big East.
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C. Everett Koop posted:Nebraska and someone had a home and home with a bowl (Holiday?) sandwiched in the middle just a little while ago. Phone posting so I can't check. Washington played Nebraska 3 times in 18 months which included a Holiday Bowl matchup.
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Assuming the SECCG goes as planned whoever represents the SEC will be the first eight-win team in the Sugar since Tennessee in 1991.
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Welcome to A-Pawwwwlllll-Calypse Now, where all the upsets happen. In this scenario: #1 Alabama loses to #15 Florida in SECCG #2 Ohio State is idle #3 Clemson loses to #23 Virginia Tech in the ACCCG #4 Washington loses to #8 Colorado in the P12CG #5 Michigan is idle #6 Wisconsin loses to #7 Penn State in the B1GCG #9 Oklahoma loses to #10 Oklahoma State in Bedlam/B12CG Temple beats #19 Navy in the AACCG Louisiana Tech beats Western Kentucky in the CUSACG Ohio beats #17 Western Michigan in the MACCG Wyoming beats San Diego State in the MWCCG Arkansas State/Troy lose, giving App State the Sun Belt title outright So now that the world has come to an end and the committee has tried to drink Texas dry, they eventually stagger out and present the following playoff: pre:Peach Bowl Dec. 31 Atlanta, Ga. #1 Ohio State (At-Large) vs. #4 Penn State (Big Ten Champ) Fiesta Bowl Dec. 31 Glendale, Ariz. #2 Michigan (At-Large) vs. #3 Alabama (At-Large) Yes, three Big Ten teams. Alabama's loss does knock them out of the top spot, due to the SEC's relative weakness this year, but their strength keeps them in the Top 4. Ohio State takes their rightful place at #1 based off the strength of three wins over Top 10 teams, and as much as people whine about the Buckeyes not being conference or division champs they can't deny the Buckeye's strength or talent. Michigan slips back up into two, past Alabama, although you can switch 2 and 3 for all I care it's just laundry. 4 is the real cluster spot; Colorado makes a strong case but their lack of major wins before the title game hurts compared to Penn State. The Big 12 isn't an issue as even though 10 beats 9, it's not enough to overcome the relative weakness of the Big 12 (and that the CMU loss still counts as a loss no matter what they try to peddle). Virginia Tech can't get up to the Top 4 even after beating Clemson, Florida finally scoring points still doesn't overcome the weakness of the SEC East, and in the end Penn State is the champion of the clear best conference in the country from this past year, and are rewarded with a rematch against Ohio State. New Year's Bowls pre:Sugar Bowl Jan. 2 New Orleans, La. Big 12 vs SEC Oklahoma State (Big 12 Champ) vs. Florida (SEC Champ) Rose Bowl Jan. 2 Pasadena, Calif. Big Ten vs Pac-12 Wisconsin (Big Ten Rep) vs. Colorado (Pac-12 Champ) Cotton Bowl Jan. 2 Arlington, Tex. Group of 5 vs. At-large Temple (Group of 5 Rep) vs. Washington (At-Large) Orange Bowl Dec. 30 Miami, Fla. ACC vs. Big Ten/SEC/ND Virginia Tech (ACC Champ) vs. Auburn (SEC Rep) So this is easy for a bit, due to contractual obligations, and then it isn't. Oklahoma heads to the Sugar as the B12 Champ, where they face SEC Champ Florida. Wisconsin ends up having to "settle" for the Rose Bowl, where they meet up with the Pac-12 Champs Colorado. Virginia Tech heads to the Orange as the ACC Champ, where we've run out of Big Ten teams to put here and instead Auburn ends up filling the B1G/SEC/Notre Dame spot and gives the SEC three teams in the major bowls. Temple goes to the Cotton as the Group of 5 rep (and basically the last man standings), where they meet up with Washington, who's loss to Colorado doesn't drop them as far as Clemson's loss to the Hokies. And the rest: pre:Outback Bowl Jan. 2 Tampa, Fla. B1G vs. SEC Iowa vs. Georgia TaxSlayer Bowl Dec. 31 Jacksonville, Fla. ACC/B1G vs. SEC Florida State vs. Texas A&M Citrus Bowl Dec. 31 Orlando, Fla. ACC/B1G vs. SEC Nebraska vs. LSU Arizona Bowl Dec. 30 Tucson, Ariz. CUSA vs. MWC Southern Miss vs. Colorado State Music City Bowl Dec. 30 Nashville, Tenn. ACC/B1G vs. SEC Northwestern vs. Tennessee Sun Bowl Dec. 30 El Paso, Tex. ACC vs. P12 North Carolina vs. Utah Liberty Bowl Dec. 30 Memphis, Tenn. B12 vs. SEC Kansas State vs. Kentucky Alamo Bowl Dec. 29 San Antonio, Tex. B12 vs. P12 Oklahoma vs. USC Belk Bowl Dec. 29 Charlotte, N.C. ACC vs. SEC Louisville vs. Arkansas Birmingham Bowl Dec. 29 Birmingham, Ala. AAC vs. SEC Houston vs. South Alabama Texas Bowl Dec. 28 Houston, Tex. B12 vs. SEC TCU vs. South Carolina Foster Farms Bowl Dec. 28 Santa Clara, Calif. B1G vs. P12 Indiana vs. Stanford Russell Athletic Bowl Dec. 28 Orlando, Fla. ACC vs. B12 Clemson vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 28 New York, N.Y. ACC vs. B1G Miami vs. Maryland Cactus Bowl Dec. 27 Tempe, Ariz. B12 vs. P12 Baylor vs. Mississippi State* Holiday Bowl Dec. 27 San Diego, Calif. B1G vs. P12 Minnesota vs. Washington State Military Bowl Dec. 27 Annapolis, Md. ACC vs. AAC Georgia Tech vs. Memphis Heart of Dallas Bowl Dec. 27 Dallas, Tex. B1G vs. CUSA Wake Forest vs. Western Kentucky Independence Bowl Dec. 26 Shreveport, La. SEC vs. ACC Vanderbilt vs. Pitt Quick Lane Bowl Dec. 26 Detroit, Mich. ACC vs. B1G NC State vs. Central Michigan St. Petersburg Bowl Dec. 26 St. Petersburg, Fla. AAC vs ACC South Florida vs. Boston College Hawai'i Bowl Dec. 24 Honolulu, Hawaii CUSA vs. MWC UTSA vs. Hawai'i Dollar General Bowl Dec. 23 Mobile, Ala. MAC vs. SB Ohio vs. Troy Armed Forces Bowl Dec. 23 Fort Worth, Tex. B12 vs. Navy Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Navy Bahamas Bowl Dec. 23 Nassau, Bahamas CUSA vs. MAC Old Dominion vs. Eastern Michigan Idaho Potato Bowl Dec. 22 Boise, Idaho MAC vs. MWC Miami Ohio vs. New Mexico Poinsettia Bowl Dec. 21 San Diego, Calif. MWC vs. BYU Boise State vs. BYU Boca Raton Bowl Dec. 20 Boca Raton, Fla. AAC vs. CUSA UCF vs. Louisiana Tech Miami Beach Bowl Dec. 19 Miami, Fla. AAC vs. MAC Tulsa vs. Toledo New Orleans Bowl Dec. 17 New Orleans, La. MWC vs. SB Air Force vs. App State Cure Bowl Dec. 17 Orlando, Fla. AAC vs. SB Army vs. Idaho Camellia Bowl Dec. 17 Montgomery, Ala. MAC vs. SB Western Michigan vs. Arkansas State Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 17 Las Vegas, Nev. MWC vs. P12 Wyoming vs. North Texas* New Mexico Bowl Dec. 17 Albuquerque, N.M. CUSA vs. MWC Middle Tennessee vs. San Diego State We still only need to dip twice into the APR pool, so North Texas and Mississippi State are the "smart" teams. Now that's the good stuff. Some matchups we just can't get away from, like Nebraska/Georgia. And Pitt/Vandy seems like it'll be a slog to play and watch. But Clemson/WVU in the Orange Bowl runback that set Dabo off on his path of destruction. Noles and Aggies in a battle that might crash the Twitter servers. And the bert Belk Bowl that'll see Big Wheel Bobby beat the hell out of his former team, who might bag bert after the game and beg Bobby to bounce back to Fayetteville. Again, this will never happen ever. But it's fun to watch and if we're nice and give all glory to Xort and his Avatar of Chaos Katy Perry, maybe we'll get something close to this. C. 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Nebraska playing two bowl games in 3 days is gonna be interesting
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MourningView posted:Nebraska playing two bowl games in 3 days is gonna be interesting I said it wasn't gonna happen, did I not?
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# ? Dec 1, 2016 05:43 |
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He did say it was chaos mode
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C. Everett Koop posted:Welcome to A-Pawwwwlllll-Calypse Now, where all the upsets happen. In this scenario: I want to see almost exactly this happen, but with Wisconsin over Penn State and Western Michigan winning. Upsets for the Upset God! (also I genuinely think Iowa would have a better chance against Georgia than against Washington State)
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# ? Dec 1, 2016 09:05 |
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Oh good Tennessee vs. Northwestern again except this time I'm in Chicago. I am whelmed.
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# ? Dec 1, 2016 20:47 |
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Until i saw your Hail Xort poll I genuinely had no idea BC was bowl eligible this year
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DJExile posted:Until i saw your Hail Xort poll I genuinely had no idea BC was bowl eligible this year Run a dogshit easy non-con and find two conference suckers (State/Wake) to squeak by and voila! (they prob would have gotten in from the APR pool as well)
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Yeah I thought they were an APR team at best. I didn't realize the win over Wake gave them 6.
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C. Everett Koop posted:Welcome to A-Pawwwwlllll-Calypse Now, where all the upsets happen. In this scenario: Big Ten Champ almost certainly vaults past Michigan, and I think the committee takes Colorado or even the Big 12 champ before they take three teams out of the Big Ten.
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General Dog posted:Big Ten Champ almost certainly vaults past Michigan, and I think the committee takes Colorado or even the Big 12 champ before they take three teams out of the Big Ten. Both Penn State and Wisconsin have H2H losses to Michigan, which the committee has shown to value. Colorado only has a pair of wins over #22s on their schedule, so while beating #4 Washington looks great, it's the only great win on their schedule, whereas Penn State would have wins over Ohio State and Wisconsin, while Wisconsin would have beaten 4 top-10 teams (yes LSU and Sparty are part of that list, but still). I think if everything goes to hell, the Big Ten has enough to elevate them just above the rest of the fray.
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C. Everett Koop posted:Both Penn State and Wisconsin have H2H losses to Michigan, which the committee has shown to value. Colorado only has a pair of wins over #22s on their schedule, so while beating #4 Washington looks great, it's the only great win on their schedule, whereas Penn State would have wins over Ohio State and Wisconsin, while Wisconsin would have beaten 4 top-10 teams (yes LSU and Sparty are part of that list, but still). The only flaw in your logic is the assumption that the committee is going to be consistent in their logic.
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General Dog posted:The only flaw in your logic is the assumption that the committee is going to be consistent in their logic. They're consistently in favor of whatever the last thing out of their mouths is. It's just trying to figure out what that's going to be.
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I think it's largely an academic question, because I think the mostly likely result is that the final four is going to remain unchanged after this weekend, but really the only true wild card is Clemson. In: Alabama Ohio State Pac12 Champion Basically in a field of a bunch of two loss teams, it will be real difficult for the committee to select two teams from one conference when everybody's resume is pretty similar. You could imagine the playoff seeding looks something like this: Best Team SEC Best Team Big 10 Best Team ACC Pac12 Champion Best Team Big 12 Big 10 Champion Michigan As far as the committee is concerned Ohio State is the de facto best team in the Big 10, so Wisconsin/Penn State need both Clemson and Oklahoma to lose in order to make the playoffs. Oklahoma State might make the playoffs over Penn State under the didn't lose to Pittsburgh provision.
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# ? Dec 1, 2016 23:23 |
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Pitt being tangentially involved with like three possible playoff teams is a hilarious development. It's the closest they've been to relevant since killing WVU's title hopes in 2007.
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Bad Bowl Game Spotlight: The Idaho Potato Bowl At A Glance: This one has it all. lovely venue, lovely city, and it's sponsored by loving potatoes (the bowl logo has cloves on the potato tho which is a pro-tier move for a baked potato). This might be the most podunk bowl ever but it's great because it tries SO HARD. It's MAC v MWC and sometimes leads to good or exciting matchups but really, we're exiling some poor college students to spend the holidays in loving Boise, Idaho for our half-interest. We're monsters. As also pointed out to me, this also used to be the Humanitarian Bowl sponsored by such companies as MPC Computers (defunct) and Roady's (a trucker navigation app). At halftime they would honor a good samaritan who saved a life on the interstate. (Thanks, Henchman of Santa) Host city: Boise, Idaho. That's right. There's a bowl game in a genuine flyover state. There is jack poo poo to do, jack poo poo to see, and jack poo poo to eat besides potatoes. I'm honestly drawing a blank on any interesting facts about Boise other than 1) there are a lot of truckers who live there and 2) it's home of Boise State and gently caress Boise State Most memorable game: I got nothing. 2004's game between Fresno State and Virginia went to OT, and Georgia Tech dropped 52 on Tulsa in 2003 which is a Potato Bowl record. Notable Events: Okay, now we're gonna start having fun. I mean, I am gonna start having fun typing this. The players won't be having any fun. Monday, Dec. 19th: the prerequisite lovely Bowl Game Bowling contest, at a place called "Pinz-Wahooz" in downtown Boise Tuesday, December 20th: "MAC Winter Sports OR Go-Kart racing": The weather in Boise is so lovely it can't even decide if it wants to snow or not so they have to have a backup contingency where they just race go-karts Wednesday, December 21st: an FCA Breakfast and the FAMOUS IDAHO POTATO MASH BASH Holy poo poo posted:The 2016 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Mash Bash presented by Idahoan will take place on December 21st from 5-8PM on the Basque Block in downtown Boise! The event will give you a chance to experience Boise, vote for your favorite potato (Mashed or Baked) in Tatergeddon, and a great chance to see the marching bands and cheerleaders from both teams! We hope to see you there! Payout: 750k as of 2011, I can't find anything more recent Venue: Albertson's Stadium, home of Boise State Boise claims they can't replace the field so the two teams will play on a blue field WITH BOISE STATE'S LOGOS AND LETTERING STILL ON IT. Player Gifts: Gift suite, Oakley backpack, a beanie, commemorative football and four-person Coleman tent. That's right, you get a loving tent so at least you won't freeze to death in Boise. Projection: Central Michigan vs Wyoming HOTLANTA MAN fucked around with this message at 00:26 on Dec 2, 2016 |
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The best Potato Bowl was Idaho over Bowling Green in overtime. Also don't forget it used to be the Humanitarian Bowl, with such sponsors as Crucial.com and Roady's.
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Henchman of Santa posted:The best Potato Bowl was Idaho over Bowling Green in overtime. Also don't forget it used to be the Humanitarian Bowl, with such sponsors as Crucial.com and Roady's. I had that in my draft and must have hosed up copying it over. Fixed.
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Tatergeddon Nope, owns
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Bad Bowl Game Spotlight: The Idaho Potato Bowl From experience: a tent doesnt do poo poo vs the cold. I had to get my emergency blanket out when I was camping by Leavenworth in October
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Bad Bowl Game Spotlight: The Idaho Potato Bowl Those are chives. Cloves are some other poo poo-tier spice. gently caress cloves.
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