Bowl projections for Rutgers Football following Week Four
Here are the early Bowl projections for Rutgers Football following week four of the college football season.
Football Bowl projections for Rutgers Football following Week Four
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Saw your note on the Pinstripe Bowl prediction, which does not seem possible. Will lobby hard against any "rule change."
Bowl projections for Rutgers Football following Week Four
Here are the early Bowl projections for Rutgers Football following week four of the college football season.rutgers.rivals.com
Buffalo in Detroit on the day after Christmas…lol. Kill me.
That would feel like a very 2006 type fate .
I think we would all be royally pissed.
If we play BC in a bowl, someone needs to track down Glenn Foley!
On the bright side Christmas dinner at Frankenmuth’s Bavarian Restaurant. Did that for the 2014 Bowl.
We control our own destiny. Only win 6 or 7 games and we get the Motor City Bowl.
Play better consistently and win then RU goes to a better prestige Bowl.
Action Network (Brett McMurphy): Detroit Bowl - Buffalo vs. Rutgers
(December 26th - Detroit, Michigan)
Rough location, rough date, rough opponent....
Athlon Sports (Steven Lassan): Duke's Mayo Bowl - SMU vs. Rutgers
(January 3rd - Charlotte, North Carolina)
Better location and date , but not enthused about SMU
CBS Sports (Jerry Palm): Guaranteed Rate Bowl - BYU vs. Rutgers
(December 26th - Phoenix, Arizona)
This is the one. Sorry family, Santa going to Phoenix this year....
ESPN (Kyle Bonagura): Pinstripe Bowl - Pittsburgh vs. Rutgers
(December 28th - Bronx, New York)
Illegal
ESPN (Mark Schlabach): Duke's Mayo Bowl - Boston College vs. Rutgers
(January 3rd - Charlotte, North Carolina)
Would enjoy to beat down BC so this would be #2 on the list
(December 26th - Detroit, Michigan)
Rough location, rough date, rough opponent....
Athlon Sports (Steven Lassan): Duke's Mayo Bowl - SMU vs. Rutgers
(January 3rd - Charlotte, North Carolina)
Better location and date , but not enthused about SMU
CBS Sports (Jerry Palm): Guaranteed Rate Bowl - BYU vs. Rutgers
(December 26th - Phoenix, Arizona)
This is the one. Sorry family, Santa going to Phoenix this year....
ESPN (Kyle Bonagura): Pinstripe Bowl - Pittsburgh vs. Rutgers
(December 28th - Bronx, New York)
Illegal
ESPN (Mark Schlabach): Duke's Mayo Bowl - Boston College vs. Rutgers
(January 3rd - Charlotte, North Carolina)
Would enjoy to beat down BC so this would be #2 on the list
If we are 11-1 and go to the Duke's Mayo Bowl i would agree. Let's be happy that we'd be bowl eligible 2 years in a row.
These are September "projections" that mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in the grand scheme of things. NADA. They're nothing whatsoever but "clickbait." Most November "projections" don't even end up correct.
Agree here. I think what might be more helpful is to see the pecking order of what bowls are available to big ten teams. Which has gotta be confusing as hell because we added 4 programs but I assume the pac 12 keeps its association and contract with the bowls.
Big Ten Bowl Ties, Affiliations
Consider it a mortal lock that the Big Ten champion is in the College Football Playoff, and almost certainly with one of the top four spots with a bye.The Big Ten alternates with the SEC between the Las Vegas Bowl and Duke's Mayo Bowl. Last season Northwestern beat Utah in the Las Vegas, so assume the Big Ten will be in the Duke's Mayo.
This is the expected Big Ten bowl pecking order, but keep in mind that 1) several of the top teams in the expanded 20-team conference will be in the College Football Playoff and 2) there might be a LOT more Big Ten bowl tie-ins and affiliations coming as the season goes on.
One other twist: the former Pac-12 teams - Oregon, UCLA, USC, Washington - will remain eligible for the former Pac-12 bowl ties and affiliations. That means if any of those four aren't in the College Football Playoff, they'll be eligible for the Alamo, Independence, Holiday, LA, Las Vegas, and Sun bowls.
- Cheez-It Citrus Bowl vs SEC
- ReliaQuest Bowl vs SEC
- Duke's Mayo Bowl vs ACC
- Music City Bowl vs SEC
- Pinstripe Bowl vs ACC
- Guaranteed Rate Bowl vs Big 12
- Quick Lane Bowl vs MAC
B1G Bowls
Totally agree. We were in line for playing there during the Big East days but the Big East stuck to the tie ins based on final standings. Nice stadium and fun city!
Can someone explain how the bowls work with the 4 new teams? Those teams automatically go to the PAC bowl tie ins unless they make the play offs or could they go to BIG tie in bowls?
Seems like it for this year anyway.
B1G is for next year or next round of bowl games.
I’m with you. Driving from CA to NJ day after Christmas. Starting the first leg with a stop at a Rutgers bowl game would be amazing.
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