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B1G and Pac-12:



TURN THOSE MACHINES BACK ON!!!!!!!!

USFFan

No Orange Bowl?

(08-24-2020 01:08 PM)BePcr07 Wrote: [ -> ]No Orange Bowl?

The Orange Bowl will be a matchup of the top schools from the ACC and SEC that are not in the CFP.

(08-24-2020 01:07 PM)usffan Wrote: [ -> ]

B1G and Pac-12:



TURN THOSE MACHINES BACK ON!!!!!!!!

USFFan

Maybe they'll start the committee November 17th next year also. That would be an improvement.

Pretty surprising to me that the Rose Bowl is staying around

(08-24-2020 02:32 PM)UABGrad Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty surprising to me that the Rose Bowl is staying around

It has to, because it is part of the CFP, and this year it is a playoff game. They signed a contract.

That's a kick in the nuts to the B1G/PAC, because if that wasn't the case, they could have played the Rose Bowl in the Spring between their two champs, a worthy prize to fight for beyond the conference title. But now .... nope.

Now if the SEC/ACC/B12 end up canceling as well, then expect the Rose to be held in the Spring, if Spring football happens.

(08-24-2020 02:35 PM)quo vadis Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 02:32 PM)UABGrad Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty surprising to me that the Rose Bowl is staying around

It has to, because it is part of the CFP, and this year it is a playoff game. They signed a contract.

That's a kick in the nuts to the B1G/PAC, because if that wasn't the case, they could have played the Rose Bowl in the Spring between their two champs, a worthy prize to fight for beyond the conference title. But now .... nope.

Now if the SEC/ACC/B12 end up canceling as well, then expect the Rose to be held in the Spring, if Spring football happens.

I suppose there's nothing to prevent the B1G and P12 from booking a game in the Rose Bowl stadium as a spring bowl game. That said, the Rose Bowl game has a contract to be a CFP semi final this year and I'm quite confident ESPN and the CFP will insist it be played absent a public health emergency in LA.

A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

(08-24-2020 03:44 PM)RUScarlets Wrote: [ -> ]A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

I realize this was just a tweet by some sports writer, but it's a stretch to call what is, technically, just the CFP Championship a national championship, when the whole nation isn't playing. If it happens at all, the winner of that invitational tournament will always have a big 'ol asterisk beside its name in the record books.

If there are no other events (like the parade) and very limited attendance, it seems like that game could be played pretty much anywhere as long as they use the name "Rose Bowl". Which could become necessary depending on how the state of California feels about it being played.

(08-24-2020 04:16 PM)ken d Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 03:44 PM)RUScarlets Wrote: [ -> ]A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

I realize this was just a tweet by some sports writer, but it's a stretch to call what is, technically, just the CFP Championship a national championship, when the whole nation isn't playing. If it happens at all, the winner of that invitational tournament will always have a big 'ol asterisk beside its name in the record books.

Would it feel more official if it came directly from the CFP's Twitter account?

USFFan

USFFan

Rose Bowl could be stopped the the governor if the virus is still flairing up.

(08-24-2020 02:35 PM)quo vadis Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 02:32 PM)UABGrad Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty surprising to me that the Rose Bowl is staying around

It has to, because it is part of the CFP, and this year it is a playoff game. They signed a contract.

That's a kick in the nuts to the B1G/PAC, because if that wasn't the case, they could have played the Rose Bowl in the Spring between their two champs, a worthy prize to fight for beyond the conference title. But now .... nope.

Now if the SEC/ACC/B12 end up canceling as well, then expect the Rose to be held in the Spring, if Spring football happens.

There may be a 2nd Rose in the Spring.

(08-24-2020 03:44 PM)RUScarlets Wrote: [ -> ]A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

The G5 rep. is most often the AAC champ.

The Big 10 champ missed 3 years running until last year. The Pac 12 hasn't sent any team in 4 of the 6 years.

Ohio St. would be nice to have, but other than that, its going to look the same as always.

(08-24-2020 04:16 PM)ken d Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 03:44 PM)RUScarlets Wrote: [ -> ]A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

I realize this was just a tweet by some sports writer, but it's a stretch to call what is, technically, just the CFP Championship a national championship, when the whole nation isn't playing. If it happens at all, the winner of that invitational tournament will always have a big 'ol asterisk beside its name in the record books.

There are no asterisks for 1942-1945.

(08-24-2020 05:59 PM)bullet Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 04:16 PM)ken d Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 03:44 PM)RUScarlets Wrote: [ -> ]A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

I realize this was just a tweet by some sports writer, but it's a stretch to call what is, technically, just the CFP Championship a national championship, when the whole nation isn't playing. If it happens at all, the winner of that invitational tournament will always have a big 'ol asterisk beside its name in the record books.

There are no asterisks for 1942-1945.

1943 and 1944 in particular had a reduction in participating teams similar to what is currently planned this year. In 1943, for instance, only 4 of 12 SEC schools played and only 3 of 10 Pacific Coast Conference schools played.

(08-24-2020 02:32 PM)UABGrad Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty surprising to me that the Rose Bowl is staying around

The traditional B1G/PAC12 Rose Bowl game isn't being played due to being part of the semis.

(08-24-2020 04:20 PM)ken d Wrote: [ -> ]If there are no other events (like the parade) and very limited attendance, it seems like that game could be played pretty much anywhere as long as they use the name "Rose Bowl". Which could become necessary depending on how the state of California feels about it being played.

Can they have two games in the same venue? What about field conditions and field logos? You would think they wouldn't cave to all the sponsors with hardly anyone in attendance. Since it's Big 12 ACC SEC, I would just go with New Orleans as your venue for both games. Otherwise it would have to be Pasedena as "written in the contract".

(08-24-2020 04:31 PM)usffan Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 04:16 PM)ken d Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-24-2020 03:44 PM)RUScarlets Wrote: [ -> ]A NY6 Bowl season without a legitimate G5, B1G, and PAC-12 Champ? Just stop... it's not like the travel can be justified either if one team member gets sick and they all end up on a plane passing through a major airport. Same for fans flying in.

The best way to do it is to make the CFP Bowls a bubble type of venue and play some high profile matchups, but it should just be the CFP bowls and nothing else this year with limited local fans, some scouts, and private rows for families.

I realize this was just a tweet by some sports writer, but it's a stretch to call what is, technically, just the CFP Championship a national championship, when the whole nation isn't playing. If it happens at all, the winner of that invitational tournament will always have a big 'ol asterisk beside its name in the record books.

Would it feel more official if it came directly from the CFP's Twitter account?

USFFan

Whose In??? HAHAHAHA..... well we know whose out hahahaha.