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Unfortunately you are wrong. The article you linked is four years old. See reply 16 in the threadI'm nearly positive each school gets like $1 million or so from the bowl (plus expenses) and they the rest of the bowl payouts are pooled and divided among all the schools.
So the payout of any individual bowl makes no difference.
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/sec-bowl-game-payouts-keep-getting-bigger-bigger/
Apparently the Gator Bowl versus Wisconsin is now a possibility. That’s the toughest opponent I’ve seen mentioned, by far.
Yea it would be fun. My understanding is that the bowls follow 2 rules: teams from different conferences and teams that haven't played in the regular season. It will be fun to see who uavel gets. If it is a Big 10, Big 12 or SEC team, they will probably destroy them like we did. uavel had a 7-5 record in the "Clemson and everyone else" conference, but when they play someone in a real conference again, they will get their a$$es handed to them again.I want to play U6 again. That was fun.
FWIW, TN thinks they're a lock for the Gator.
Well let's go down there and hang 60 on them and beat the L out of them so they don't care it the L is up or downYes, but if MCB is locked in on Louisville, that would require Kentucky go to Charlotte or Jacksonville.
Well let's go down there and hang 60 on them and beat the L out of them so they don't care it the L is up or down
This afternoon, in a chat on the Athletic, Stewart Mandel stated that with Alabama dropping out of the top 10, Kentucky is now more likely to wind up in Nashville or Charlotte, as opposed to Jax.
Why U of L Cards,you look like somebody just walked over your goal line(like 6 times)We'd be a daisy if we did!