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I was told Over/Under tonight for the Boca Bowl is 79.5...Memphis is up 7-0 already with 10:30 left in 1st Quarter.
 
WKU defender just got ejected for a helmet-to-helmet tackle. Didn't look like targeting, just a hard tackle.

Penalty maybe, but a bogus ejection.
 
The Hilltoppers are mauling the Tigers, 44-24 now....

Somewhat embarrassing bowl season for the AAC thus far.
 
AAC taking it on the chin so far this bowl season. That, after losing all the good coaches in the league, just adds more misery.
 
Forgot Navy/LaTech was on. Tuned in at 38-38 just in time to see Navy get jobbed on a ticky-tack PI call on a Ryan INT in the end zone. LaTech about to go ahead, 4 min left.
 
And the AAC is guaranteed a losing bowl record. Only question is, does it get much worse than 1-4.
 
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storrsroars said:
Forgot Navy/LaTech was on. Tuned in at 38-38 just in time to see Navy get jobbed on a ticky-tack PI call on a Ryan INT in the end zone. LaTech about to go ahead, 4 min left.
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Skip Holtz with another bowl win. We let him go just in time.
 
Scoe said:
The AAC is getting @$$ raped in bowls.
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Does it really matter? I remember when I used to care about bowl results but as time goes on it becomes more and more apparent that they just don't have any bearing on a season. Many teams play without their head coaches or coordinators and now teams are starting to play without star players. Bowls are a waste of time and they have lost a lot of their luster. I didn't expect Temple, Houston, or USF to win as soon as they lost their head coach. I am a little surprised about UCF and Memphis as I thought they'd win but really, it doesn't matter in the end.
 
UCFBfan said:
Does it really matter? I remember when I used to care about bowl results but as time goes on it becomes more and more apparent that they just don't have any bearing on a season. Many teams play without their head coaches or coordinators and now teams are starting to play without star players. Bowls are a waste of time and they have lost a lot of their luster. I didn't expect Temple, Houston, or USF to win as soon as they lost their head coach. I am a little surprised about UCF and Memphis as I thought they'd win but really, it doesn't matter in the end.
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If Uconn isn't in it I dont really care just stating a fact. I agree though the bowls are gay.
 
Bowls are a reward for having a decent to good season. It gives the players extra practice time and can only help on the recruiting trail. It can also legitimize an up and coming conference if they can take advantage which unfortunately this year the AAC has not been able to. I know it seems like there are way too many bowls but if the UConn's of the world can turn a couple kid's decisions by making the most of their bowl opportunity then why not.
 
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