New Bowl Game for SBC Contenders

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ESPN Regional Television (ERT), a subsidiary of ESPN, announced the creation of the Camellia Bowl, a postseason college football game matching-up the Sun Belt Conference against the Mid-American Conference (MAC) beginning in December 2014. The game will be played yearly at the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery, Ala., before the Christmas holiday and be televised nationally on ESPN or ESPN2.

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[ZoomZoom]

The Crampton Bowl in Montgomery, Alabama?

FOR THE LOVE OF CHRIST GET US OUT OF THIS FREAKIN CONFERENCE!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for keeping it clean...lol.

[HOUCajun]

Bowl game in Montgomery, and hit some EXCELLENT RTJ golf courses while there. Sounds good to me!

[Zeebart21]

Bowl game in Montgomery, and hit some EXCELLENT RTJ golf courses while there. Sounds good to me!

No doubt some excellent courses in that area!

[ULvictory]

The Camellia Bowl in Montgomery, Alabama

The game will be played at the Cramton Bowl (25,000)

SBC vs MAC

Should be interesting how this turns out....

[ULvictory]

Woah, totally missed the other thread.

My bad guys

[CajunZ1]

Bowl game in Montgomery, and hit some EXCELLENT RTJ golf courses while there. Sounds good to me!

Stop sugar coating everything!!! This SUCKS!!!!!!

[MelRock]

If we happen to go there, you better up your RCAF donation if you want tickets. With only 25,000 total tickets people will be watching at home.

[BeauCajun]

If we happen to go there, you better up your RCAF donation if you want tickets. With only 25,000 total tickets people will be watching at home.

I'll be there, IF we HAVE to play there. Hopefully they schedule the game on a weekend.

[Duggie35]

This not where we want to be tomorrow, but it is better than where we were yesterday!

[CajunEXPRESS]

If we happen to go there, you better up your RCAF donation if you want tickets. With only 25,000 total tickets people will be watching at home.

Well I ran into that problem last year. I would need to be in the > than $5k group to get what I wanted.