C-USA Bowls

[CajunFun]

C-USA is down to 11 teams, and 6 of those are struggling and will have to win half or more of their remaining games to be bowl-eligible. C-USA could be down to 5 bowl-eligible teams, conceivably less.

1) How many bowl tie-ins do they have? (Wikipedia only lists through 2019.)

2) I thought I read that some conferences have a rule that departing teams cannot represent the conference in bowls. Does C-USA have this rule?

3) What are our shots at picking up any of their un-filled bowls?

I suspect BOP would be the person to know most about this.

[BabbForHeisman]

C-USA is down to 11 teams, and 6 of those are struggling and will have to win half or more of their remaining games to be bowl-eligible. C-USA could be down to 5 bowl-eligible teams, conceivably less.

1) How many bowl tie-ins do they have? (Wikipedia only lists through 2019.)

2) I thought I read that some conferences have a rule that departing teams cannot represent the conference in bowls. Does C-USA have this rule?

3) What are our shots at picking up any of their un-filled bowls?

I suspect BOP would be the person to know most about this.

https://collegefootballnews.com/2022...ce-2022-2023/5

That probably covers #1

[CajunFun]

And the Independence Bowl still doesn't want a 'Belt team.

Huh.

[ZoomZoom]

And the Independence Bowl still doesn't want a 'Belt team.

Huh.

Not sure who runs it now, but it’s leadership was “tigered up” awhile back.

[CajunFun]

Not sure who runs it now, but it’s leadership was “tigered up” awhile back.

Maybe they should stop counting tigers, and start counting tickets & dollars.

Of course, after the snub the 'Belt gave the former members, don't be surprised in the future if the Independence Bowl comes calling, and we tell them we're full up...