Update: All bowl matchups revealed

RR and Arizona in the Fiesta bowl against Boise St.

EDIT: Okay, I posted this before the post became highly informative. I suppose you have already read what I said... So... Here's this:

Sparty better work on their secondary- didn't do so well against Bucks

This is the OFFICIAL thread.   

Thanks.

Boise vs Zona in the Fiesta 

MSU(ntmsu) vs GaTech in the Orange. 

BIG sold Sparty down the river to keep all BIG teams in bowls.  That won't sit well in EL.

Freep had reported Sparty to the Orange was about a done deal. But this makes the Cotton a barnburner, no? The butthurt bowl? Baylor because they think they won the Big 12, and Sparty because Dantonio is perpetually indignant.

Pretty interesting match ups throughout. I can't wait to watch bama curb stomp Ohio. Roll tide.

Michigan on the sideline be damned, I know so many Sparties at work who had all but booked tickets to Miami, so this is hilarious for me.

Who's going to the Harbowl?

cc

I actually feel sorry for Sparty.  Having lived in Dallas, it's not a great place around New Year's - no palm trees, no beach.  It could even snow.  I wouldn't vacation there.

The Official Bowl?  What a shitty name for a bowl.  It's also pretty early for bowl games.

MSU got screwed, LOL. I guess it's a better opponent though making it a bigger Bowl.

Not a good matchup at all for Sparty. They'll be able to score, too, but not enough.

This is no longer the OFFICIAL thread.  

Carry on with your day.

I would love nothing more than to watch Amari Cooper torch OSU's secondary, and then watch a combo of Derrick Henry/TJ Yeldon run wild all night. I hope some Bama defensive back throws an OSU WR around like a rag toll like Milliner did to Roundtree a few years ago.

We as Michigan fans don't have much else going for us, so I figure rooting for a Bama blowout is all we got.

Get revenge for us Les!!!!!!!!!!

Rutgers moved from the Heart of Dallas Bowl to the Quick Lane Bowl vs North Carolina, and replacing Rutgers in Dallas will be Illinois. The Illini will take on Louisiana Tech.

That would be us if we were bowl eligible.  NC put up something like 50 on Notre Dame.  We would not have enjoyed that. Either will Rutgers.

All bowls here - updated

 

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/bowls/predictions

To say the least

I have to admit, these are actually mostly very interesting games. Much better than most years. All 6 of those big bowls should be great and many others will as well. Will anyone score in the LSU-ND game? OU-Clemson could actually be interesting if you don't like either team. And Maryland vs Stanford somehow seems fitting for the two of them. The Big Ten could actually do decently this year. I'm not about to rule out MSU and OSU yet, either.

I know, get off my lawn--but they were saying that they wanted to "bring back" the wonderful experience that New Years used to be, with only the best games played. And there are great games here on New Years. But there should be zero games after New Year--every stupid bowl on after that cheapens the New Year's Bowl games IMO. If New Year's Day are the best games, then no teams deserves to play after them. The bowls should all lead up to New Years games, after which silence until the Championship game. Rant over.

So at least Wisconsin won't be so shell shocked when Auburn puts up 60 on them since they had a dress rehearsal for it last night.   Only difference is that they'll probably put up 30 points of their own.  

For doing this.