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The Big East "should" be the better teams in most of our Bowls.

We've had a great season and need to win these games BIG !

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Louisville vs Wake Forest in the Orange Bowl...

West Virginia vs Virginia Tech in the Gator Bowl...

Rutgers vs Texas Tech in the Texas Bowl...

South Florida vs East Carolina in the PapaJohns.com Bowl...

Cincinnati vs Western Michigan in the International Bowl...

These are just my projections... but I agree, the Big East should go 5-0.

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West Virginia vs Virginia Tech in the Gator Bowl...

The Gator Bowl has already announced that they'll invite the loser of the ACC championship game.  It'd be WVU vs. Georgia Tech (presuming WVU beats Rutgers) in Jacksonville.  They'll need WVU's big crowd there.  That game has disaster written all over it from the Gator's perspective...

http://www.charleston.net/assets/webPages/departmental/news/Stories.aspx?section=sports&tableId=120767&pubDate=11/30/2006

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With WVU losing to Rutgers, and the UCLA win over USC, isn't it possible for Louisville and Rutgers to get BCS slots? If that happens, I would assume we would get the Texas Bowl?

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With WVU losing to Rutgers, and the UCLA win over USC, isn't it possible for Louisville and Rutgers to get BCS slots? If that happens, I would assume we would get the Texas Bowl?

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Don't forget Notre Dame.  They're part of the Big East's bowl picture.  The only way we have a shot at Texas is if Rutgers, Louisville AND Notre Dame ALL go to the BCS.  That would require one of Michigan, Boise State or LSU to be left out.

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With WVU losing to Rutgers, and the UCLA win over USC, isn't it possible for Louisville and Rutgers to get BCS slots? If that happens, I would assume we would get the Texas Bowl?

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Don't forget Notre Dame.  They're part of the Big East's bowl picture.  The only way we have a shot at Texas is if Rutgers, Louisville AND Notre Dame ALL go to the BCS.  That would require one of Michigan, Boise State or LSU to be left out.

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Michigan and Boise State will have automatic bids.  They can not be left out.

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Now that we have a clearer picture of where these bowl games are headed can the Big East run the table?

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