Bowl Projections:

[moorecajun]

Good game for an Alumni Bus or two.

I would love that!

[moorecajun]

how are there not enough teams if they approved a waiver and three APR fill ins?

Actually, I am in favor of this. Bowl games should be a reward fo a good season, a winning season. 6-6 shouldn't cut it either.

[cjr3888]

how are there not enough teams if they approved a waiver and three APR fill ins?

The waivers were granted just in case teams were needed. They weren’t guaranteed spots.

[Turbine]

Actually, I am in favor of this. Bowl games should be a reward fo a good season, a winning season. 6-6 shouldn't cut it either.

I agree.

The 6-win sufficient idea got its start when teams played only 11 games.

With 11 games, 6-wins obviously means winning season.

When CF went to a 12 game season the threshold should have been moved to 7-wins.

Having said that, I am thrilled Louisiana recovered enough to get itself bowl eligible under the current system.

[moorecajun]

I agree.

The 6-win sufficient idea got its start when teams played only 11 games.

With 11 games, 6-wins obviously means winning season.

When CF went to a 12 game season the threshold should have been moved to 7-wins.

Having said that, I am thrilled Louisiana recovered enough to get itself bowl eligible under the current system.

I am thrilled as well and wll be at the bowl game; I agree that the threshold should change and the number of bowl games be reduced. Too much watering down.

I know its about the money, but it should be about the game.

[R1Letterman]

Actually, I am in favor of this. Bowl games should be a reward fo a good season, a winning season. 6-6 shouldn't cut it either.

not nearly enough teams make 7-5, probably need to go back to 11 game sked, so more teams will be 6-5, could clear up the two fcs situation as well. ?and leave room for “extra rounds”??

[RedBug58]

Will we definately know the Indy Bowl match up by Sunday? Or is the Army situation (if they beat Navy) still going to hold up the decision waiting for a waiver?

[cjr3888]

Will we definately know the Indy Bowl match up by Sunday? Or is the Army situation (if they beat Navy) still going to hold up the decision waiting for a waiver?

Waiver already granted to New Mexico State. When Buffalo wins, that fills all available spots. My sources are all in on Indy and will be announced Sunday.

[MelRock]

It looks like Army's appeal was denied.

Missouri won't play Kansas in a bowl ��so no Border War this year, sources told @ActionNetworkHQ. Also, Army's appeal denied to count 2 FCS wins for bowl eligibility plus some late breaking changes that shuffled my bowl projections entering today's games https://t.co/chPIz1ZYvk pic.twitter.com/Y7IRocCNUb

— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) December 2, 2022

[SlickRick]

It looks like Army's appeal was denied.

Missouri won't play Kansas in a bowl ��so no Border War this year, sources told @ActionNetworkHQ. Also, Army's appeal denied to count 2 FCS wins for bowl eligibility plus some late breaking changes that shuffled my bowl projections entering today's games https://t.co/chPIz1ZYvk pic.twitter.com/Y7IRocCNUb

— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) December 2, 2022

Hopefully that settles it.

[Jacob81]

I agree.

The 6-win sufficient idea got its start when teams played only 11 games.

With 11 games, 6-wins obviously means winning season.

When CF went to a 12 game season the threshold should have been moved to 7-wins.

Having said that, I am thrilled Louisiana recovered enough to get itself bowl eligible under the current system.

The 6-6 rule does help the G5’s. Some g5 teams play 3 payday games and 1 fcs. So against peer competition can go 5-3 which is a pretty good season. On the flip side you have 6-6 P5’s playing 1fcs and 3 G5’s. That’s 4 wins a lot of times. Then they go 2-6 in conference and get a bowl.

[UL_Cajuns]

We should get the Indy Bowl invite Sunday is what my sauces say being that Army is eliminated now from Bowl eligibility.