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Also, the payout, more or less, is about the same when the conference revenue sharing model gets factored in. I need to find updated numbers (this was based on I believe a 2021 model given to the sports media), but the model (more or less) goes each school gets a graduated amount based on the...

Probably still need a little help in that regard. If we win out and all SEC matchups go as expected by current records (they won't, but still), you're going to have a 3-team logjam of 9-3 SEC teams with ourselves, Vanderbilt, and Oklahoma/Missouri winner. Better bet on Tennessee's end would be...

For reference, opponent matchups go: Citrus Bowl - vs Big 10 team Pool of 6 Bowls (all same tier/level, SEC front offices in tandem with the schools and bowl games decide who goes where, with considerations like not sending teams to recent bowls they recently played in and traveling distances...

It's highest remaining ranked SEC team after the playoff selections. Is it possible...yes? But Tennessee would also likely need some degree of help The overall records in the SEC are currently as follows for SEC teams with 3 or less losses: #3 Texas A&M 8-0 #4 Alabama 7-1 #5 Georgia 7-1 #7 Ole...

Ah yes, the "Gouge My Eyes Out With a Dull Wooden Spoon Instead Bowl" certainly lived up to it with a 10-3 final score.

48-36 NC State final.

Try to make the universities and conferences not want the individual and shared payouts that come from the bowl games. Good luck with that one.

Doesn't work that way. Music City Bowl is a contractually vs Big 10 matchup

What a heartbreaking way to lose. Guess we'll all see you in another 3 to 34 years Blue Jays

10-7 Oregon State final. The Beavers get their second win on the year.

GT 23-yard FG makes it 24-20 NC State with 8 min left in the 3rd.

We're, uh, not the team in white tonight Joey.

7-3 Washington State at halftime

24-17 NC State at halftime.

It's also a little harder to schedule with Notre Dame than it used to be. It used to be Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue, Navy, USC, Pittsburgh, and starting in the 1990s Boston College were the only mostly-set-in-stone games on Notre Dame's 11-12 game schedule each year, so there were 5-6...