Poll: UK goes bowling where ???
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Peach Bowl
Music City Bowl
Independence Bowl
Liberty Bowl
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11-25-2007, 12:56 AM
Cats return to Nashville..I think Arkansas ends up in the Peach Bowl..
11-25-2007, 09:49 AM
Cards09 Wrote:i think they go to the Peach Bowl
They can't. There is no peach bowl. Plus they can't because it goes to SEC #5 which is Florida I think. It will be the Independence or no bowl because of their ranking at the bottom of the SEC. And the Peach Bowl is the Chic-fil-a bowl.
11-25-2007, 12:47 PM
launchpad4 Wrote:They can't. There is no peach bowl. Plus they can't because it goes to SEC #5 which is Florida I think. It will be the Independence or no bowl because of their ranking at the bottom of the SEC. And the Peach Bowl is the Chic-fil-a bowl.
No bowl? I've never heard of that one before
, but UK is guaranteed a bowl with our 7 wins. It will probably back to Nashville.
11-25-2007, 12:52 PM
I believe the 3 posibilities for UK are the Chick-fil-A Bowl (Atlanta), the Cotton Bowl (Dallas), and the Music City Bowl (Nashville). The 3 teams that appear to be vying for these spots are Kentucky, Auburn, and Arkansas. I would absolutely love it if UK got the invite for Atlanta, I'm just not sure if that will come to fruition.
11-25-2007, 01:33 PM
Peach Bowl
11-25-2007, 03:29 PM
I'm thinkin they will get the chic-fil-a bowl...or at least i hope
11-25-2007, 06:48 PM
I dont think they will go to Nashville, Just because they was the last year and I dont they would want they same team playing there and I would love to see us playin the Peach Bowl but I dont think that will happen either. I think either Independence Bowl or the Liberty Bowl is where our Cats will be playing!
11-25-2007, 07:07 PM
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MVP2 Wrote:I dont think they will go to Nashville, Just because they was the last year and I dont they would want they same team playing there and I would love to see us playin the Peach Bowl but I dont think that will happen either. I think either Independence Bowl or the Liberty Bowl is where our Cats will be playing!I think they'll be back in Nashville..They arent in the position to go to the Peach Bowl, and the Liberty Bowl and Independence Bowl are basically reserved for the last two SEC teams to recieve Bowls..Im thinking (or hoping) that Bama will end up going to one of those bowl games..but I'd bet a dollar that UK will be back in Nashville..which will be much better financially, lol..
11-25-2007, 07:20 PM
Let's say LSU and Georgia receives BCS games.
Florida will go the Capital One Bowl.
Tennessee will go to the Outback Bowl.
Auburn to the Cotton Bowl.
Arkansas to the Peach Bowl.
Miss. State or Kentucky to the Music City Bowl.
Kentucky or Mississippi State to the Liberty Bowl.
Alabama to Independence Bowl.
The bad part about going to the Liberty Bowl is that we'd have to play a turd team from CUSA.
If only one SEC team gets a BCS game then move Alabama out and move every other team down.
Florida will go the Capital One Bowl.
Tennessee will go to the Outback Bowl.
Auburn to the Cotton Bowl.
Arkansas to the Peach Bowl.
Miss. State or Kentucky to the Music City Bowl.
Kentucky or Mississippi State to the Liberty Bowl.
Alabama to Independence Bowl.
The bad part about going to the Liberty Bowl is that we'd have to play a turd team from CUSA.
If only one SEC team gets a BCS game then move Alabama out and move every other team down.
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11-25-2007, 10:03 PM
alfus21 Wrote:Let's say LSU and Georgia receives BCS games.I was about to do that same breakdown. But I do believe that the Peach Bowl has to select the team with the best record that is left OR a team with no more than on less victory. So there is still a chance that UK (7 victories) could jump in there in place of Arkansas (8 vitcories). Everyone knows how well UK fans follow their teams so that will be a factor. But if you want a bowl victory then Nashville is the place to go. Easier to beat a ACC 5/6/7 then an ACC 2.
Florida will go the Capital One Bowl.
Tennessee will go to the Outback Bowl.
Auburn to the Cotton Bowl.
Arkansas to the Peach Bowl.
Miss. State or Kentucky to the Music City Bowl.
Kentucky or Mississippi State to the Liberty Bowl.
Alabama to Independence Bowl.
The bad part about going to the Liberty Bowl is that we'd have to play a turd team from CUSA.
If only one SEC team gets a BCS game then move Alabama out and move every other team down.
We are still a growing team. I just happy to get to back to back bowls!!!
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11-26-2007, 02:38 AM
I believe Kentucky will go back to Nashville. It's relatively close to Lexington, and the people in charge of that particular bowl know how many people from the Bluegrass made the trip. UK will take a huge crowd wherever they go, IMO, but Nashville will be rocking with blue and white for sure should UK go back to the Music City Bowl. I'm making plans to go if they do indeed go back to Nashville, but who knows? It makes sense to me for them to go back to the Music City Bowl, especially after their showing last season.
11-26-2007, 03:29 AM
Going into this past weekend's games, here was the Chick-fil-A Bowl Committee's view on each team. Looks as if the loss to UT put UK out of consideration considering that Auburn pulled out the win.
SEC:
Auburn – Rivalry games don’t get much bigger than the Iron Bowl and when Auburn faces off with Alabama, anything can happen. Pretty simple here, the winner could be high on our list, the loser probably won’t make it to Atlanta. And don’t think that Auburn being at home is a big edge, Saban will have the Crimson Tide ready to play.
Kentucky – As Gary Stokan likes to say, ‘we still believe in Blue.’ But, after a tough loss to Georgia, Kentucky needs to right the ship at home against the Volunteers. With a win, we could set our sights on Kentucky. A loss puts the ‘Cats in a 7-5 mire of teams looking for a bowl home. The competition will be tough. But don’t count Kentucky out, we haven’t.
Others Being Considered:
After those two, we get into a mix of teams where several things have to fall the right way for us to get a shot at them. This includes teams like Alabama, Florida, Mississippi State, South Carolina and Tennessee. Alabama, MSU and USC are in must-win situations while Florida and Tennessee would probably have to lose to be in our picture. We’ll just have to keep an eye on these teams this week and see if some more upsets are in store.
SEC:
Auburn – Rivalry games don’t get much bigger than the Iron Bowl and when Auburn faces off with Alabama, anything can happen. Pretty simple here, the winner could be high on our list, the loser probably won’t make it to Atlanta. And don’t think that Auburn being at home is a big edge, Saban will have the Crimson Tide ready to play.
Kentucky – As Gary Stokan likes to say, ‘we still believe in Blue.’ But, after a tough loss to Georgia, Kentucky needs to right the ship at home against the Volunteers. With a win, we could set our sights on Kentucky. A loss puts the ‘Cats in a 7-5 mire of teams looking for a bowl home. The competition will be tough. But don’t count Kentucky out, we haven’t.
Others Being Considered:
After those two, we get into a mix of teams where several things have to fall the right way for us to get a shot at them. This includes teams like Alabama, Florida, Mississippi State, South Carolina and Tennessee. Alabama, MSU and USC are in must-win situations while Florida and Tennessee would probably have to lose to be in our picture. We’ll just have to keep an eye on these teams this week and see if some more upsets are in store.
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11-26-2007, 03:14 PM
Interesting note from ESPN.com
Because Kentucky went to the Music City Bowl last year, look for Mississippi State to land in Nashville this season. The Wildcats would then probably head to the Liberty Bowl, with the Independence Bowl having its choice of Alabama or South Carolina. Both teams have hit the skids, finishing 6-6, but the Crimson Tide would probably be the most attractive option at this point. The Gamecocks are in danger of missing a bowl game for the first time in three years under Steve Spurrier.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/notebook?p...yFinal0713
So if UK goes to this bowl we will either play Tulsa or UCF (Winner of CUSA)
And whoever goes to the Music City Bowl will probably play Clemson or Wake Forest.
Either way, I'd about guarantee we go to one of these two bowls.
Because Kentucky went to the Music City Bowl last year, look for Mississippi State to land in Nashville this season. The Wildcats would then probably head to the Liberty Bowl, with the Independence Bowl having its choice of Alabama or South Carolina. Both teams have hit the skids, finishing 6-6, but the Crimson Tide would probably be the most attractive option at this point. The Gamecocks are in danger of missing a bowl game for the first time in three years under Steve Spurrier.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/notebook?p...yFinal0713
So if UK goes to this bowl we will either play Tulsa or UCF (Winner of CUSA)
And whoever goes to the Music City Bowl will probably play Clemson or Wake Forest.
Either way, I'd about guarantee we go to one of these two bowls.
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11-26-2007, 04:16 PM
I think they will get an offer for the FIRST -CPR BOWL. They need a team that chokes and KY would ultimately win that one.
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11-26-2007, 05:37 PM
Liberty Bowl
Memphis!?!?! What is there to do there??
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