RE: Why would they set this? And why does a conf with 14 get 10 while

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Jun 13, 2018
10:33:22am

jreid191 All-American

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CBS reports the NCAA has set the number of conference bowl tie ins.

Everyman

6/13/18 10:25am

Ouch for the big 10, 2 less teams than the other 14 member confernces

Kajdin

6/13/18 10:26am

Why? What is the criteria?

Dangerous

6/13/18 10:27am

Supposedly it's based on the rolling average of bowl eligible teams over a

Kajdin

6/13/18 10:30am

So the number would change every year?

Nat Gas Man

6/13/18 10:48am

Good question.

Everyman

6/13/18 11:23am

I'm not sure. Maybe they'll reaverage every 4 years or something like that.

Kajdin

6/13/18 11:30am

If it does change every year then it would likely only impact at most 1 bowl

jreid191

6/13/18 12:25pm

Why would they set this? And why does a conf with 14 get 10 while

Dangerous

6/13/18 10:27am

RE: Why would they set this? And why does a conf with 14 get 10 while

jreid191

6/13/18 10:33am

This could be a way BYU & the Pac-12 could help each other

CaliWG

6/13/18 10:57am

Same applies to Big 12.

Six Foot Seven

6/13/18 11:27am

Good point, the P12 bowls would be preferable but the B12 would be a nice Plan B

CaliWG

6/13/18 11:37am

Big 12 would be Plan A

2FarGone

6/13/18 1:57pm

That excludes NY6/CFP bowls, so add in an average of at least 2 more for each P5

BamaCoug

6/13/18 12:16pm

RE: That excludes NY6/CFP bowls, so add in an average of at least 2 more for

jreid191

6/13/18 12:28pm

It would be amazingly rare for all of them to fill up with Bowl Eligible teams

BamaCoug

6/13/18 1:05pm

Most likely that would be the case. I'm more pointing out that getting a bowl

jreid191

6/13/18 1:34pm

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