Bowl math

[uconnfan68]

The ACC has 10 state schools, 8 privates including Notre Dame. Only 3 or 4 flagships, depending on how one wants to define flagship. Cal, UNC, UVA, Florida State maybe

UF wants a word with you.

 

[UCFBfan]

Rutgers says hello.

Thanks. I was even born and raised in NJ my whole life before going to UConn. Lol! You'd think I'd remember that one.

 

[Kolumbo]

So Clemson at 9-3 could now get a top 4 seed if it beats SMU. Imagine if SMU and Boise State get top 4 seeds. Here are the key conference championship matchups and possible seeds if I am not mistaken:

1 Oregon vs 4 Penn State - 1 of these = top 4 seed
3 Texas vs 7 Georgia - 1 of these = top 4 seed
9 SMU vs 12 Clemson - 1 of these = top 4 seed
11 Boise State vs 22 UNLV - Boise State with a win would get a top 4 seed
16 Arizona State vs 18 Iowa State - Perhaps either if Boise State loses
17 Tulane vs Army - Tulane if Boise State and Arizona State lose but I don't think it would pass the Big 12 champ

 

[UCFBfan]

But didn’t BCU bring the whole Northeast?

Yup! Just like Rutgers brought NYC! Then again, they did bring all the cable boxes which is what mattered at the time of their additions....

 

[shizzle787]

Rutgers says hello.

So does Purdue and Auburn and Towson.

 

[UConnDan97]

The biggest villains are the Big East catholic schools that turned down Penn State...

Nah, that's the "what would have been if..."

I'm talking about the "What actually was..."

 

[RSTuthill]

Completely forgot about Cal because, you know, they don't really fit the conference bill....never knew Clemson was a state school. Never heard of state schools have names that don't include the state anywhere. Wasn't sure about Va Tech or Ga Tech.

Name of the town and South Carolina STEM school.

 

[uconnbill]

The biggest villains are the Big East catholic schools that turned down Penn State...

and Maryland