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RE: ESPN Bowl challenge Cup (results).
(01-03-2012 09:35 AM)bronconick Wrote:  If Kansas State wins, the Big XII finishes the season with 4 non-conference losses. I think that would answer the question on best conference this year.

K-State has to play Arkansas that isn't going to be easy.

For the bowl challenge cup this is what the MAC needs for results.

1) SMU to lose to Pitt. This is likely and will take CUSA out of the running.

2) WVU to lose to Clemson. This is also likely and will take BE out of the running.

3) K-State to lose to Arkansas. This game is a toss up.

4) Arkansas State to lose to NIU. This game is probably a toss up.

The MAC seriously has a chance at this but it could just as easily be the Big XII, Big East or CUSA as the bowl challenge champion.
01-03-2012 12:52 PM
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