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If Michigan beats Iowa: CFP - Michigan Rose - Ohio State Fiesta/Peach - Michigan State Citrus - Iowa Outback - Purdue Vegas - Wisconsin Music City - Minnesota Guaranteed Rate - Penn State Pinstripe - Maryland If Iowa wins, they get the Rose Bowl and bump Sparty to the Citrus. I don't think...

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FIRST TEAM Najee Harris, senior, Alabama; Breece Hall, sophomore, Iowa State SECOND TEAM Jaret Patterson, junior, Buffalo; Javonte Williams, junior, North Carolina THIRD TEAM Michael Carter, senior, North Carolina; Mohammed Ibrahim, junior, Minnesota

Notre Dame will lose by 4 TDs or more, because that's what they ALWAYS do in major bowl games. And then they'll be ranked in the preseason Top 10 next year, and we'll do this nonsense all over again.

Penn State will not play in a bowl. This might just end up being Ohio State, Northwestern, Indiana and Iowa.

Brett McMurphy is reporting "a number" of Big Ten teams are declining bids, and more bowls will be canceled tomorrow. Certainly sounds like the Gophers are done til '21.

Four-win Oregon, Pac-12 champions. Hilarious.

Of the 30 games you've listed, I was at 25 of them so that makes sense! I swore off going to Madison until we became competitive with them, so that accounts for most of the misses.

To see the Gophers: Northwestern (8x) Wisconsin (5x) Iowa (4x) Illinois (4x) Nebraska (4x) Purdue (4x) Michigan (3x) Michigan State (3x) Ohio State (3x) Penn State (3x) Indiana (2x) Maryland Rutgers (Also been to Michigan, Penn State, Indiana and Wisconsin for non-Gopher games) Colorado State...

California's restrictions on crowd size has the CFB Playoff considering moving the semifinal to Arlington, TX. End result would be no Rose Bowl game at all. With our luck, it's shocking this pandemic didn't happen in the year the Gophers finally make it to Pasadena.

Holiday was Pac-12 vs ACC this year so that wouldn't impact us, but underscores how tight the Pac-12's bowl picture is. They were down to three bids before a late agreement with the Armed Forces Bowl.

Doesn't matter in a year with no minimum requirements for bowl eligibility. Conferences will keep being offered bowl bids until every team in the league is placed or has opted out, so you could see teams like 3-7 Georgia Tech or Arkansas in the postseason. Conversely, the Pac-12 is down to four...

Pinstripe (NYC), Redbox (San Fran), Quick Lane (Detroit)

With three of the Big Ten's contracted bowls getting canceled and no minimum requirements preventing other conferences from filling their slots, there are relatively fewer openings. Assuming Ohio State and Indiana are in the NYD6 and Northwestern/Iowa are in the Citrus/Outback, the rest of the...

Playing Rutgers at 3 PM on a Friday is probably not how Huskers fans imagined Year 3 of the Scrote Era ending.

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I'm sure Iowa would, but the league would probably rather protect Indiana's path to a NYD6 bowl, and as already mentioned, the Hoosiers also missed out on their rivalry game.

Rumors that Michigan is going to Iowa next weekend, so I'm guessing things will look like this assuming all teams can play: Ohio St/Northwestern Michigan/Iowa Penn St/Illinois Indiana/Purdue Minnesota/Wisconsin Michigan St/Maryland Nebraska/Rutgers

Celebration Bowl is the black colleges championship in Atlanta. Neither conference is playing this fall, but maybe that means they'll participate in the FCS playoffs in the spring?

The Big Ten had a bunch of bowl tie-ins, but with the games in NYC, San Fran, and Detroit getting canceled, it's down to: NYD6/Playoff Orlando Tampa Nashville Charlotte Phoenix Gophers would probably be in the mix for that last spot with a handful of teams. Since fan base won't really be a...