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RE: Liberty will go to a bowl this year!
(11-17-2019 04:37 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  Which may give them a much “better” bowl than the Cure

Or, if there are 80!eligible teams, no where to go

Yes, it's really pot-luck in that situation.

For example, the SEC might leave 3 slots open. If so, that would be the Independence and Birmingham bowls, both better than the Cure Bowl, but it would also mean one of their very good "pool of six" bowls - the Belk, Liberty, Music City, Outback, Gator, or Texas bowls. Probably the Belk or Liberty bowls.

Some "lucky loser" from a G5 or a non-P5 independent may get to play in one of those bowls.
(This post was last modified: 11-17-2019 05:11 PM by quo vadis.)
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