Jamzz

With the 9th Pick the Minnesota Vikings Select... The Vikings finish the season 6-10 with a loss to the Lions, making the draft the primary focus of fans everywhere.

I’ve been doing it for the last 3 weeks so I’ll do one now too. 1. Purdue 2. Missouri 3. TCU 4. Air Force 5. Auburn 6. Michigan 7. Duke 8. Utah The 8th seed is going to be interesting. Could see Ohio State taking it, maybe Oklahoma State at a stretch. Could be someone I’m missing too.

What a battle between Dowden and Black. Top 4 seeds are set as well, with 3/4 at larges seemingly set in stone.

@TheTodd15

Rice in position to take that 4 seed with an upset

1 Step Forward, 2 Steps Back Despite the run of good form of late, the Vikings can't put together another win and fall to the Niners.

Would like to ask this again. I would hope this rule, if it is implemented, wouldn’t count until the 2023 recruits since I know many people planned their schedule around trying to reach the mark where they wouldn’t lose any points, and now after the seasons over they’re told they still lose points.

Is this being implemented for this next upcoming recruiting cycle or this past seasons?

CFB Playoffs 1. 2. 3. 4.  5. 6. 7. 8. Armed Forces Bowl (Fort Worth, TX) vs * Bahamas Bowl (Nassau, Bahamas) vs Birmingham Bowl (Birmingham, AL) vs * Disney Bowl (Orlando, FL) vs  Frisco Bowl (Frisco, TX) vs Military Bowl (Annapolis, MD) vs  Gasparilla Bowl (St. Petersburg, FL) * vs  Orange Bowl (Miami Gardens, FL) vs Orlando Bowl (Orlando, FL) vs  Charlotte Bowl (Charlotte, NC) vs Sun Bowl (El Paso, TX) vs Pinstripe Bowl (Bronx, NY) vs Music City Bowl (Nashville, TN) vs  Independence Bowl (Shreveport, LA) vs * Detroit Bowl (Detroit, MI) vs  Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA) vs Citrus Bowl (Orlando, FL) vs Tampa Bowl (Tampa, FL) vs Holiday Bowl (San Diego, CA) vs Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, FL) vs Bay Area Bowl (Santa Clara, CA) vs Heart of Dallas Bowl (Dallas, TX) * vs Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, LA) vs Alamo Bowl (San Antonio, TX) vs  Texas Bowl (Houston, TX) vs Liberty Bowl (Memphis, TN) vs Cactus Bowl (Phoenix, AZ) vs Boca Raton Bowl (Boca Raton, FL) vs New Mexico Bowl (Albuquerque, NM) vs Hawai'i Bowl (Honolulu, HI) vs New Orleans Bowl (New Orleans, LA) vs Alabama Bowl (Mobile, AL) vs Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (Boise, ID) vs Camellia Bowl (Montgomery, AL) vs Texas State Las Vegas Bowl (Las Vegas, NV) Hawaii vs Arizona State Arizona Bowl (Tucson, AZ) Wyoming vs UL-Monroe * - indicates alternate I'm over the max for emoticons, so the remaining few will stay the way the are.

The following teams are bowl eligible (80): Temple (9-3), East Carolina (7-5), SMU (10-2), Navy (9-3), UCF (7-5), Memphis (7-5), Pittsburgh (6-6), Louisville (9-3), Boston College (10-2), Wake Forest (6-6), Virginia (6-6), Duke (10-2), Virginia Tech (8-4), Georgia Tech (6-6), Clemson (7-5), Miami (FL) (6-6), TCU (11-1), Oklahoma State (10-2), Texas Tech (7-5), Kansas (9-3), Baylor (7-5), Oklahoma (7-5), Texas (6-6), Nebraska (6-6), Michigan (11-1), Ohio State (10-2), Penn State (7-5), Maryland (6-6), Indiana (6-6), Purdue (11-1), Illinois (9-3), Northwestern (6-6), Wisconsin (7-5), Rice (11-1), Marshall (6-6), Southern Mississippi (8-4), Louisiana Tech (7-5), FIU (6-6), UAB (6-6), Western Kentucky (7-5), Notre Dame (7-5), BYU (8-4), Miami (OH) (6-6), Akron (8-4), Bowling Green (7-5), Ohio (7-5), Western Michigan (10-2), Toledo (9-3), Central Michigan (7-5), Eastern Michigan (7-5), Air Force (11-1), Colorado State (7-5), Hawaii (10-2), Nevada (10-2), San Diego State (8-4), Boise State (6-6), Wyoming (6-6), Oregon State (7-5), Oregon (10-2), Washington (7-5), Utah (10-2), Arizona (10-2), USC (6-6), Arizona State (7-5), UCLA (8-4), South Carolina (8-4), Missouri (11-1), Florida (9-3), Georgia (9-3), Auburn (11-1), LSU (8-4), Alabama (7-5), Mississippi State (7-5), Texas A&M (8-4), Tennessee (7-5), Louisiana-Lafayette (8-4), Louisiana-Monroe (6-6), Georgia State (6-6), Texas State (6-6), South Alabama (6-6) The following teams have been eliminated from bowl contention (50): USF (5-7), Cincinnati (4-8), UCONN (2-10), Tulsa (3-9), Houston (5-7), Tulane (1-11), Syracuse (5-7), NC State (3-9), North Carolina (1-11), Florida State (4-8), Iowa State (3-9), Kansas State (3-9), West Virginia (2-10), Michigan State (5-7), Rutgers (5-7), Iowa (3-9), Minnesota (4-8), Middle Tennessee (3-9), FAU (5-7), Old Dominion (4-8), Charlotte (0-12), UTEP (4-8), UTSA (4-8), North Texas (2-10), Army (4-8), New Mexico State (1-11), Liberty (0-12), UMASS (1-11), Buffalo (4-8), Kent State (1-11), Ball State (5-7), Northern Illinois (3-9), New Mexico (4-8), Fresno State (4-8), UNLV (0-11), San Jose State (1-11), Utah State (5-7), California (2-10), Washington State (5-7), Colorado (5-7), Stanford (1-11), Vanderbilt (3-9), Kentucky (4-7), Arkansas (3-9), Ole Miss (2-10), Appalachian State (5-7), Coastal Carolina (2-10), Georgia Southern (0-12), Troy (4-8), Arkansas State (5-7) AAC: 6 ACC: 10 Big 12: 7 Big Ten: 10 C-USA: 7 Independents: 2 MAC: 8 MWC: 7 PAC 12: 8 SEC: 10 Sun Belt: 5

And we have a perfect 80 bowl eligible

With UCF’s win over USF we are down to one more game that could affect how many bowl eligible teams we have. The last team is Colorado, who needs to beat Utah. If they don’t we have exactly 80 bowl eligible teams.

We are up to 78 bowl eligible teams with the wins from Nebraska, FIU, and South Alabama. Washington States loss to Stanford, who finishes the season 1-11 with a loss to 2-10 Cal, proves to be the difference in making and missing a bowl. And finally, with the loss to Ohio, Miami (OH) appears to be the first bowl eligible team out of a bowl if we go over 80. As the MAC has 8 bowl eligible teams for only 5 confirmed bowls, and Miami (OH) being the only team in the conference at 6-6, they better hope for some losses out of 5-6 teams tomorrow. EDIT: I’ll throw this in there as well. With Utah State - Wyoming and Syracuse - Pitt tomorrow we are guaranteed at least 80 bowl eligible teams.

Week 2 is @ Indiana not Kentucky so the schedule is Week 2 Kentucky @ Indiana Week 4 Ball State vs Indiana in Indianapolis Week 13 NMSU @ Indiana

go badgers