2023/24 Bowl Games - Big Ten Teams
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The AAC gets crappy bowls. I am surprised, though, that SMU didn’t get the Liberty.
Did the ACC figure out what to do with the other remaining bowl spots? Or, did they only figure out Pinstripe and they're still working on the others?
Miami is very winnable, their kids will opt out to avoid a physical game in the cold!
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They kept Memphis at home. Smart move. Them versus Iowa State. The stadium will be absolutely packed.
Miami will be without starting QB who has hit the portal...and back up QB
The downside is Miami has limited support from their fans traveling. They barely show up in Miami. Should be plenty of Seats available
GS 2.0 tour of beating former Big East foes continues. Cuse, BC, VaTech, and now Miami.
Was talking about that to a few people. 75% of their fans who show up will not have gone to school there and probably have never stepped foot in the state of Florida. Total front runner crowd. I went to see them play Wisconsin in 2018 and their fan support was awful.
This is true, but we were waxing Fruit U for over a decade before the New Big East Pac12ed.
...this is when some posters here were wondering if we were better off in the AAC when Temple won it in 2016 I honestly couldn't believe they would even pose the question (that year TU went to the same bowl they did when they finished 8-4 in the MAC in '09). For all the complaining about the Pinstripe Bowl, the Fenway Bowl could be arguably worse.
Joe P.