There are 35 bowl games in college football, but the true excitement does not pick up until the BCS bowl games. The five BCS games feature some traditional college football powerhouses, but there are also a couple of teams that are very new to playing
Now that the regular season is over, the bowls are set and the teams are preparing for domination or heartbreak, it's time to start fighting about which teams were truly BCS-worthy and which ones are going to get steamrolled about a month from now.
By Dave Miller, National Football PostWe will officially find out the entire college football bowl slate Sunday evening, but in the meantime let's take a look at the hypothetical BCS matchups for the 2012-13 bowl season.
From the blog Dr. Saturday: On Sunday, we'll have a full bowl lineup to peruse. Notre Dame will have a partner in the BCS Championship Game. We'll see if Kent State (or Boise State, or Northern Illinois) officially finishes in
Everyone will be able to make travel plans and study their team's bowl opponent. Until then, we have the last bowl projections. And the most interesting case with the bowl projections is Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets are 6-6 and can remove any drama
No comments:
Post a Comment