Does anyone know

[littleton tiger]

how many bowl tie-ins the SEC has, what they are, and how the participants are determined. TIA

 

[Count Hogula]

This is what I found at cfn.scout.com

SEC

If No. 1 isn't in College Football Playoff

1. Allstate Sugar Bowl or Discover Orange Bowl
2. Capital One Bowl vs. ACC or Big Ten No. 2

The conference will assign teams to the respective bowls in this pool
Outback Bowl vs. Big Ten No. 3
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl vs. ACC or Big Ten
TaxSlayer Gator Bowl vs. ACC or Big Ten
AutoZone Liberty Bowl vs. Big 12
AdvoCare Texas Bowl vs. Big 12
Belk Bowl vs. ACC

Next Tier
Birmingham Bowl vs. ACC (if available)

 

[littleton tiger]

Thanks, Count. Any idea why the SEC lost the Peach and, Cotton bowls?

 

[TheRedBoar'n]

Arkansas Vs. Louisville in The Belk Bowl @ Charlotte

This would make for good TV. I live in Charlotte, but have to work that afternoon and night. Train pilots for major airline. Training never stops.

 

[TOP HOG]

Re: Arkansas Vs. Louisville in The Belk Bowl @ Charlotte

I'll take any bowl. The most important thing a bowl game will do for Arkansas, is provide extra practices. It will come down to how we stack up against UF, UT and USC. Unless the SEC can find a dozen bowls. I'd rather play in Alabama against the Sun Belt than get left out.

 

[hog44]

Here's what stinky CBS has listed for all bowls, including their predicts on who/what, etc-

http://mweb.cbssports.com/ncaaf/bowls/predictions


tap the bowls for info.
i think the SEC has tie-ins for about 1/3
of all bowls.

 

[hog44]

Here's stinky ESPiN's take on it-

http://espn.go.com/college-football/bowls/projections

 

[Count Hogula]

Haven't heard anything, just assuming many of the bowls did some re-tooling because of the playoffs.