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I'll take early in the season for the warm destination!
Outside of fan preference I'd be really interested to know what the players think...do they have preference over date/time, location, opponent, or the notoriety of the bowl itself?
GO ATOMS! Graduated in 99 🔴 ⚪️
At least it's in a major city with public transit 🤷♂️
You can fly in for cheap, not need a car, easily find a hotel, easily find bars, etc
We do.
It's unclear from the article, but it appears that the Stanford coaches will report to Andrew luck (they describe his role as being similar to the president of an NFL franchise), whereas at most other programs the GM/director of player personnel/director of football operations/COO of football/whatever they call it reports to the coach (or they may technically report to the AD, but the effectively work for the coach)
Has Mama Fuller popped out some more Fuller's, one of which is a business guru who can get VT football unstuck from the mud?
I thought we already had a GM. It was one of Pry's first hires
Please no.
Cold weather 💩💩
Repeat matchup💩💩
Also don't think we beat Tulane.
Think its time to Axe the cold-weather bowls....Fenway, Pinstripe. They had a certain nostalgic niche..that's now long gone
I have the blank.
I don't think Drones is bad, I just don't think he's the All-ACC caliber QB everyone annointed him as after last year. He's a JAG
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247Sports is predicting playing Tulane again in the Fenway Bowl
Indiana = Big 10.
SMU = ACC.
And if SMU loses to Clemson, they have 2 losses to Indiana's 1. But I'm focused more on the Committee using the following thought process:
Being in SEC > Being in Big 10 > what teams actually did on the field this season.
Hopefully I am wrong.
I agree, Indiana hasn't played ANYONE in wins. The problem is if SMU loses Conf Championship they will have two losses to Indiana's one.
Indiana has one win over a team with a winning record. Wouldn't even have that if Ohio State beat Michigan.
SMU has wins over 5 teams with winning records and only loss is by three to a ranked team.
Indiana
FIU 4-8
WIU 4-8
UCLA 5-7
Charlotte 5-7
Maryland 4-8
Northwestern 4-8
Nebraska 6-6
Washington 6-6
Michigan State 5-7
Michigan 7-5
Lost to Ohio State 38-15
Purdue 1-11
SMU
Nevada 3-10
Houston Christian 5-7
Lost to #19 BYU 18-15
TCU 8-4
FSU 2-12
Louisville 8-4
Stanford 3-9
Duke 9-3
Pitt 7-5
BC 7-5
UVA 5-7
Cal 6-6
They both had weak schedules, but I think SMU had some tougher opponents overall, and their lone loss looks a lot better now. Indiana just got smacked around by Ohio St. which surprised nobody. I think it's just a matter of IU getting overrated at just the right time to minimize their slide in the rankings.
FAM, my biggest concern is that a 6-6 season with a Sham-Wow Bowl victory over South Alabama will be enough for Pry to justify not making any changes
She was also busy spinning a web!
Comedy considering Muskett is gone after the season too.
Pop with the stop drop and roll at the end of our 2nd to last possession in the 4th
I will be near tampa on the 20th so selfishly that would be cool, but I dont want us to play so early in bowl season
I don't really understand how Indiana can be seen as a lock but not SMU? The resumes seem very similar to me.
There are at least 3 this year!

I love the ridiculousness of the edible Pop-Tart mascot so the Pop-Tarts bowl gets my vote.
Which Hokie will be game MVP and get to eat the mascot?!?
Oh sorry. I thought it was just the top 4 got auto bids. Let me adjust.
Drones has (allegedly) been playing injured all a lot of the year. Pop had one good game against the 80th best defense (per SP+).
Pop might be better than drones - at least better fit for the system Bowen wants to run - But I'm not ready to anoint him the starter and indict the offensive coaches after seeing Pop win one home game against a team with a shit defense, who we have an astounding mental edge over.

He was injured for the entirety of the Vandy game? 🤔