college football bowls

Here they are, all 44 games! About 2/3 of all the teams in the FBS are going to bowls.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/page/cfpbowls2021/college-football-bowl-game-schedule-2021-22-dates-s-matchups

 

I feel bad that a few new coaches (Miami) have to inherit a team that has not been coached one game by them. If they lose, It already looks bad for their future. Lose/Lose situation.

 

This thread is not exactly on fire...

Was happy our UCF ended a frustrating year with a win over U of Florida....crazy trivia, the first in state school other than FSU or Miami to beat U of Florida since Stetson in 1938.

We need to bang the transfer portal hard for a QB though, maybe 2 of them.

 

Wow. Nice.

 

Shows how big a job Billy Napier has in front of him.

 

Yeah, but I also thought Mullen was a great hire after a couple of bad ones prior.

 

Am I the only one who thinks the camera work for the Michigan/UGA game is wonky?

 

Congratulations to Alabama for being the ONLY P5 team to beat a G5 team in the bowl games this year.

 

I believe the SEC was 1-5 in bowl games entering today. But they're 2-0 in the ones today that really count. Bama and Jawja, together again.....