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Final Projected BCS Bowls – December 6th

Asher Feldman — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 05:32:45 +0000

Projected 2010 BCS Bowls


	Rose Bowl Pasadena, California. January 1st
	Ohio State Buckeyes
vs.
	Oregon Ducks

	Comment: Oregon made this matchup official on Thursday by clinching the Pac-10 Championship by defeated Oregon State. Ohio State clinched a spot in the Rose Bowl weeks ago, and now will prepare for the talented Duck attack

	Sugar Bowl New Orleans, Louisiana. January 1st
	Florida Gators
vs.
	TCU Horned Frogs

	Comment: TCU is assured a BCS bowl with their final BCS ranking as the highest ranked non-BCS school. Florida, after losing the SEC Championship Game will likely still receive a BCS bowl bid, and the Sugar Bowl will be happy to take a replacement SEC team after losing Alabama to the National Championship Game.

	Fiesta Bowl Glendale, Arizona. January 4th
	Boise State Broncos
vs.
	Iowa Hawkeyes

	Comment: Boise State continues to be the most attractive candidate for a BCS at-large selection that hasn’t already been assumed, and the Fiesta Bowl, after losing Big 12 Champ Texas to the National Title game, will want an attractive game. Boise State put together one of the greatest games in college football history at the Fiesta Bowl just a few years ago, and the Fiesta Bowl remembers it and will want more excitement. The Hawkeyes are the next most attractive candidates for at-large selection, and will likely land here.

	Orange Bowl Miami, Florida. January 5th
	Cincinnati Bearcats
vs.
	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

	Comment: Both teams need late comeback victories to clinch their respective conference championships, but pulled out victories late. The ACC and Big East Champs have met here many times before, and could easily be doing it again this year. Georgia Tech is assured of this bid as the ACC Champion.

	2009 Bowl Championship Series National Championship Game Pasadena, California. January 7th
	Alabama Crimson Tide
vs.
	Texas Longhorns

	Comment: While its not what we expected, this Alabama vs. Texas matchup has been in the cards for quite some time. After Alabama clinched the SEC championship earlier in the day, they replaced the Gators in this slot. The Longhorns followed suit in the Big 12, although had a bit more trouble, but won all the same. Therefore this matchup is basically in the books. Its gonna be a good one.

Projected BCS Bowls – November 29th

Asher Feldman — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 07:01:56 +0000

Find FINAL Projected BCS Bowls (Dec. 6th) HERE

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Projected 2010 BCS Bowls


	Rose Bowl Pasadena, California. January 1st
	Ohio State Buckeyes
vs.
	Oregon Ducks

	Comment: Oregon will get the chance to make this matchup official on Thursday when they face off against Oregon State in their “Civil War” to decide the Pac-10 Champ, who will play in Pasadena on January 1st. BCS Know How projects the Ducks will be victorious at home.

	Sugar Bowl New Orleans, Louisiana. January 1st
	Alabama Crimson Tide
vs.
	TCU Horned Frogs

	Comment: TCU is all but assured of a BCS bowl bid, and the Sugar Bowl is as likely as any to take the Horned Frogs, as last year’s BCS buster team, Utah, had great success against the Crimson Tide in New Orleans. Alabama will have a shot at the national title and could be replaced here by Florida, but BCS Know How projects the Gators will win the SEC Championship Game this year.

	Fiesta Bowl Glendale, Arizona. January 4th
	Boise State Broncos
vs.
	Iowa Hawkeyes

	Comment: With Oklahoma State’s loss, Boise State’s BCS bowl bid hopes are great helped. Now the only thing the Broncos will need to hope against will be either Texas or Georgia Tech losing in their conference championship games, which would make either of them likely BCS at-large candidates.

	Orange Bowl Miami, Florida. January 5th
	Cincinnati Bearcats
vs.
	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

	Comment: Georgia Tech goes in stumbling to the ACC Championship Game, but so do the Clemson Tigers, and BCS Know How projects the Yellow Jackets will pull the victory out at the ACC Championship Game, giving the Jackets a BCS bowl bid, likely to be the Orange Bowl bid. Cincinnati will face Pitt for the Big East crown and is projected to take the victory.

	2009 Bowl Championship Series National Championship Game Pasadena, California. January 7th
	Florida Gators
vs.
	Texas Longhorns

	Comment: What we’ve expected all along, and if both can win out, this is the matchup the country has been waiting to see. Florida and Texas were supposed to get here, and with just one more victory each, that’s exactly what we’re going to get. Hold on to your hats.

Projected BCS Bowls – November 22nd

Asher Feldman — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:06:49 +0000

Projected 2010 BCS Bowls


	Rose Bowl Pasadena, California. January 1st
	Ohio State Buckeyes
vs.
	Oregon Ducks

	Comment: The Granddaddy of them all is historically a Big 10 vs. Pac 10 matchup, and this year will be no different. The Buckeyes are already locked in here, and the Ducks will play Oregon State in two weeks for the rights to get here. BCS Know How projects the Ducks will beat the Beavers in the “Civil War” and make a run at the Roses.

	Sugar Bowl New Orleans, Louisiana. January 1st
	Alabama Crimson Tide
vs.
	TCU Horned Frogs

	Comment: Missing out on the projected SEC champion Florida Gators, the Sugar Bowl will likely target Alabama fill the SEC-happy bowl’s need for a crowd pleaser. A year after Utah took a Sugar Bowl bid and beat Alabama, the Sugar Bowl will be more than willing to take TCU, who will likely qualify automatically, in this spot as well, and hope for another good game.

	Fiesta Bowl Glendale, Arizona. January 4th
	Boise State Broncos
vs.
	Iowa Hawkeyes

	The Fiesta Bowl is likely to get last licks here, so why not take full advantage and choose Boise State? When looking for another at-large team to reward with a bid to their game, expect the Fiesta Bowl to choose Iowa over Oklahoma State, as the Hawkeyes have a larger national following.

	Orange Bowl Miami, Florida. January 5th
	Cincinnati Bearcats
vs.
	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

	The champs of the Big East and ACC have met here many times before, and there’s no reason to think that this year will be different. Cincinnati and Georgia Tech have been the classes of their conferences and are likely to claim their conference titles with relative ease in the next few weeks.

	2009 Bowl Championship Series National Championship Game Pasadena, California. January 7th
	Florida Gators
vs.
	Texas Longhorns

	Comment: What we’ve expected all along, and if both can win out, this is the matchup the country has been waiting to see. Florida and Texas were supposed to get here, and just a few more games, and that’s exactly what we’re going to get. Hold on to your hats.

BCS Know How » BCS Know How | college football bowls

Final Projected BCS Bowls – December 6th

Projected 2010 BCS Bowls

Ohio State Buckeyes

Oregon Ducks

Florida Gators

TCU Horned Frogs

Boise State Broncos

Iowa Hawkeyes

Cincinnati Bearcats

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Alabama Crimson Tide

Texas Longhorns

Projected BCS Bowls – November 29th

Find FINAL Projected BCS Bowls (Dec. 6th) HERE

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Projected 2010 BCS Bowls

Ohio State Buckeyes

Oregon Ducks

Alabama Crimson Tide

TCU Horned Frogs

Boise State Broncos

Iowa Hawkeyes

Cincinnati Bearcats

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Florida Gators

Texas Longhorns

Projected BCS Bowls – November 22nd

Projected 2010 BCS Bowls

Ohio State Buckeyes

Oregon Ducks

Alabama Crimson Tide

TCU Horned Frogs

Boise State Broncos

Iowa Hawkeyes

Cincinnati Bearcats

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Florida Gators

Texas Longhorns