As of the 18th of Nov. per ESPN

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl: Kansas State vs. BCS at-large

Allstate Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma vs. BCS at-large

AT&T Cotton Bowl: Texas vs. SEC No. 3/4

Valero Alamo Bowl: Oklahoma State vs. Pac-12 No. 2

Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl: Texas Tech vs. Big Ten No. 4/5

Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl: TCU vs. Pac-12 No. 3

Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas: Iowa State vs. Big Ten No. 6

New Era Pinstripe Bowl: West Virginia vs. Big East No. 4

Heart of Dallas Bowl: Baylor vs. Big Ten No. 7

This may have changed slightly since Thursday's TCU win over Texas.

I think WVU ends up at the Holiday Bowl.

(11-27-2012 06:55 AM)vinman3 Wrote:  I think WVU ends up at the Holiday Bowl.

There's an increasing chance that WVU vs. Pitt is the Pinstripe Bowl this year. I bet the Yanks would love to see the Brawl in New York.

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I'm sure the Yanks would love to see WVU-Pitt in the Pinstripe Bowl. It would guarantee a sellout. But I doubt it would get much in the way of ratings. WVU and Pitt are in the same demographic, which means most of the nation could care less...

I hope we play closer to home this year...

Any where in Texas... so I Can make it..

You left out one team...oh...nevermind....

(11-28-2012 02:18 PM)BewareThePhog Wrote:  You left out one team...oh...nevermind....

LOL, I really think that will change come next season.

(11-29-2012 07:23 AM)Lonestar Lizard Wrote:  

(11-28-2012 02:18 PM)BewareThePhog Wrote:  You left out one team...oh...nevermind....

LOL, I really think that will change come next season.

I do see some progress. It may take more time than that to turn it around, though. At least in recent years we've shown some commitment to football. Our facilities won't ever match up to the elites, but they've definitely improved in recent years.

The Big 12's 90% bowl eligibility rate is the highest in history. And since ISU wouldn't have been eligible had KU beat them, we can proudly say that we helped our conference to achieve that mark.

Seriously - congratulations to all the other schools in the Big 12 for their fine seasons. They may not have all been what you'd hoped for, but it is good to see the conference do so well.

And while it's bowling season, it's also time for the important sport to be underway.

(11-28-2012 08:26 AM)bitcruncher Wrote:  I'm sure the Yanks would love to see WVU-Pitt in the Pinstripe Bowl. It would guarantee a sellout. But I doubt it would get much in the way of ratings. WVU and Pitt are in the same demographic, which means most of the nation could care less...

Well it isn't the Brawl, but the Schwartzwalder Trophy is up for grabs at least one more time.

(12-03-2012 11:32 AM)brista21 Wrote:  

(11-28-2012 08:26 AM)bitcruncher Wrote:  I'm sure the Yanks would love to see WVU-Pitt in the Pinstripe Bowl. It would guarantee a sellout. But I doubt it would get much in the way of ratings. WVU and Pitt are in the same demographic, which means most of the nation could care less...

Well it isn't the Brawl, but the Schwartzwalder Trophy is up for grabs at least one more time.

And almost nobody will be watching, outside of WVU and Syracuse fans...

(12-03-2012 12:08 PM)bitcruncher Wrote:  

(12-03-2012 11:32 AM)brista21 Wrote:  

(11-28-2012 08:26 AM)bitcruncher Wrote:  I'm sure the Yanks would love to see WVU-Pitt in the Pinstripe Bowl. It would guarantee a sellout. But I doubt it would get much in the way of ratings. WVU and Pitt are in the same demographic, which means most of the nation could care less...

Well it isn't the Brawl, but the Schwartzwalder Trophy is up for grabs at least one more time.

And almost nobody will be watching, outside of WVU and Syracuse fans...

The Brawl at Yankee Stadium would've done much better ratings wise.

brista, I'm not sure that either game (WVU-SU/WVU-Pitt) would get much besides the core audience, even though I'd like to say otherwise. But outside of the fans of those particular schools, and some fans of our old rivals, most of the nation could care less...

It's eastern football, which is basically dead. Most of the east could care less, much less the rest of the nation...

Sadly you're right about that. Eastern football had its final nail in the coffin the day Rutgers was invited to the Big Ten.

(12-04-2012 08:30 PM)brista21 Wrote:  

(12-03-2012 12:08 PM)bitcruncher Wrote:  

(12-03-2012 11:32 AM)brista21 Wrote:  

(11-28-2012 08:26 AM)bitcruncher Wrote:  I'm sure the Yanks would love to see WVU-Pitt in the Pinstripe Bowl. It would guarantee a sellout. But I doubt it would get much in the way of ratings. WVU and Pitt are in the same demographic, which means most of the nation could care less...

Well it isn't the Brawl, but the Schwartzwalder Trophy is up for grabs at least one more time.

And almost nobody will be watching, outside of WVU and Syracuse fans...

The Brawl at Yankee Stadium would've done much better ratings wise.

Seems like Pitt gets sent to Birmingham every year. No idea why.

It's because Pitt sucks, flood...