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ESPN reports that "Florida remained No. 1 after it's second landslide victory. The Gators received 56 first-place votes. Texas is still No. 2, with one first-place vote."

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Non-BCS TCU, Boise State, and Houston are trying to really shake up the bowls this year!

Yeah, I like that - stirs things up. Would like the race better this year if Penn State hadn't lost to Iowa and Ohio State :sad:

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University of Houston is out with that loss to Central Florida... TCU and Boise St are poised to go on once the SEC matchup knocks out one of the top two.

Penn State is screwed because they lost to Iowa and Ohio State :sad: Ohio State beat both Iowa and PSU, so they are going to the Rose Bowl. Ironically, Penn State and Ohio State could end up with 10-2 records, so I'm hopeful that PSU will still get a major bowl game.

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TCU is officially a BCS buster!

#2 Alabama squeaked by Auburn this past week and is favored to lose to #1 Florida in the SEC Championship.

#3 Texas will face #21 Nebraska and is a heavy favorite.

Keep this in mind: Either #1 or #2 will lose for sure. IF Texas wins, they will likely be in the Citi National Championship game. IF Texas loses, I, as well as others would assume that TCU would move to the #2 spot and play in the Citi National Championship game. BUT, don't forget that #5 Cincinatti plays #14 Pittsburgh and #6 Boise St plays New Mexico State, where either win could possibly leapfrog TCU.

There are a lot of possibilities this weekend, that's for sure. Boise St is looking for an at-large bid to a BCS bowl, and TCU is looking for Nebraska to upset Texas and for Florida to defeat Alabama, as Florida is sky high in the human and computer rankings, to possibly contend for the National Title. Either way, my eyes will be glued to the TV and computer for scores this weekend!

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TCU is officially a BCS buster!

#2 Alabama squeaked by Auburn this past week and is favored to lose to #1 Florida in the SEC Championship.

#3 Texas will face #21 Nebraska and is a heavy favorite.

Keep this in mind: Either #1 or #2 will lose for sure. IF Texas wins, they will likely be in the Citi National Championship game. IF Texas loses, I, as well as others would assume that TCU would move to the #2 spot and play in the Citi National Championship game. BUT, don't forget that #5 Cincinatti plays #14 Pittsburgh and #6 Boise St plays New Mexico State, where either win could possibly leapfrog TCU.

There are a lot of possibilities this weekend, that's for sure. Boise St is looking for an at-large bid to a BCS bowl, and TCU is looking for Nebraska to upset Texas and for Florida to defeat Alabama, as Florida is sky high in the human and computer rankings, to possibly contend for the National Title. Either way, my eyes will be glued to the TV and computer for scores this weekend!

6 top ten teams are playing this weekend. So expect some reshuffling in the rankings

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College Bowl Projections

New Mexico Bowl

December 19th, Albuquerque NM, 2:30 pm ESPN

Mountain West vs. WAC

Projection: Wyoming vs. Fresno State

St. Petersburg Bowl

December 19th, St. Petersburg FL, 8 pm, ESPN

Big East vs. C-USA

Projection: South Florida vs. UCF

R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

December 20th, New Orleans LA, 8 pm ESPN

C-USA vs. Sun Belt No. 1

Projection: Southern Miss vs. Troy

MAACO Las Vegas Bowl

December 22nd, Las Vegas NV, 8 pm, ESPN

Mountain West No. 1 vs. Pac 10 No. 4

Projection: BYU vs. Oregon State

San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl

December 23rd, San Diego CA, 8 pm, ESPN

Mountain West vs. Pac 10

Projection: Utah vs. Arizona

Sheraton Hawaii Bowl

December 24th, Honolulu HI, 8 pm, ESPN

C-USA vs. WAC

Projection: SMU vs. Nevada

Emerald Bowl

December 26th, San Francisco CA, 8:30 pm, ESPN

ACC No. 7 vs. Pac 10 No. 5

Projection: Florida State vs. Stanford

Meineke Car Care Bowl

December 26th, Charlotte NC, 4 pm, ESPN

ACC No. 6 vs. Big East

Projection: Boston College vs. West Virginia

Little Caesars Pizza Bowl

December 26th, Detroit MI, 5 pm, ESPN

Big Ten No. 7 vs. MAC

Projection: Middle Tennessee* vs. Central Michigan

*No Big Ten team projected available

Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl

December 27th, Nashville TN, 8 pm, ESPN

ACC vs. SEC

Projection: North Carolina vs. South Carolina

Independence Bowl

December 28th, Shreveport LA, 5 pm ESPN

Big 12 No. 7 vs. SEC No. 8

Projection: Texas A&M vs. Auburn

Champs Sports Bowl

December 29th, Orlando FL, 8 pm, ESPN

ACC No. 4 vs. Big Ten No. 4 or 5

Projection: Miami vs. Northwestern

EagleBank Bowl

December 30th, Washington DC, 4:30 pm ESPN

ACC No. 8 vs. Army or C-USA

Projection: Bowling Green* vs. Marshall

*No ACC team projected available

Pacific Life Holiday Bowl

December 30th, San Diego CA, 8 pm ESPN

Big 12 No. 3 vs. Pac 10 No. 2

Projection: Nebraska vs. USC

Roady's Humanitarian Bowl

December 30th, Boise ID, 4:30 pm ESPN

Mountain West vs. WAC

Projection: Northern Illinois* vs. Idaho

*No Mountain West team projected available

Texas Bowl

December 31st, Houston TX, ESPN

Big 12 vs. Navy or C-USA

Projection: Iowa State vs. Navy

Bell Helicopters Armed Forces Bowl

December 31st, Fort Worth TX, TBD, ESPN

Mountain West vs. C-USA

Projection: Air Force vs. East Carolina

Brut Sun Bowl

December 31st, El Paso TX, Noon, CBS

Pac 10 No. 3 vs. Big East or Big 12 or Notre Dame

Projection: California vs. Oklahoma

Insight Bowl

December 31, Tempe AZ, 5:30 pm, NFL Network

Big Ten No. 6 vs. Big 12 No. 6

Projection: Minnesota vs. Missouri

Chick-fil-A Bowl

December 31, Atlanta GA, 7:30 pm ESPN

ACC No. 2 vs. SEC

Projection: Clemson vs. Georgia

Outback Bowl

January 1, Tampa FL, 11 am, ESPN

Big Ten No. 3 vs. SEC

Projection: Wisconsin vs. Tennessee

Capital One Bowl

January 1, Orlando FL, 1 pm, ABC

Big Ten No. 2 vs. SEC No. 2

Projection: Penn State vs. LSU

Konica Minolta Gator Bowl

January 1, Jacksonville FL, 1 pm CBS

ACC No. 3 vs. Big East, Big 12, or Notre Dame

Projection: Virginia Tech vs. Cincinnati

AutoZone Liberty Bowl

January 2, Memphis TN 5:30 pm ESPN

C-USA No. 1 vs. SEC No. 6

Projection: Houston vs. Arkansas

International Bowl

January 2, Toronto, Canada, Noon, ESPN2

Big East vs. MAC No. 4 or 5

Projection: Connecticut vs. Temple

AT&T Cotton Bowl

January 2, Arlington TX, 2 pm Fox

Big 12 No. 2 vs. SEC

Projection: Oklahoma State vs. Ole Miss

Papajohns.com Bowl

January 2, Birmingham AL 2 pm ESPN

Big East vs. SEC

Projection: Rutgers vs. Kentucky

Valero Alamo Bowl

January 2, San Antonio TX 8 pm ESPN

Big Ten No. 4 or 5 vs. Big 12 No. 4

Projection: Michigan State vs. Texas Tech

GMAC Bowl

January 6, Mobile AL 7 pm ESPN

ACC vs. MAC

Projection: Notre Dame* vs. Ohio

*No ACC team projected available

Rose Bowl presented by Citi

January 1, Pasadena, CA 5 pm ABC

BCS vs. BCS (Big Ten vs. Pac 10 champion, if available)

Projection: Ohio State vs. Oregon

Allstate Sugar Bowl

January 1, New Orleans, LA 8:30 pm Fox

BCS vs. BCS (SEC Champion, if available)

Projection: Alabama vs. Pitt

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl

January 4, Phoenix, AZ 8 pm Fox

BCS vs. BCS (Big 12 Champion, if available)

Projection: Boise State vs. Iowa

FedEx Orange Bowl

January 5, Miami Gardens, FL, 8 pm Fox

BCS vs. BCS (ACC Champion, if available)

Projection: Georgia Tech vs. TCU

Citi BCS National Championship

January 7, Pasadena, CA, 8 pm Fox

BCS No. 1 vs. BCS No. 2

Projection: Florida vs. Texas

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Week 15 and Bowl Schedule (Or see pdf)

BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES - When not having a conference champion participating in the BCS National Championship Game, the BCS will have the following conference champions serve as host teams: Rose Bowl - Big Ten and Pac- 10; FedEx Orange Bowl - ACC; Allstate Sugar Bowl - SEC; Tostitos Fiesta Bowl - Big 12.

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2009_College_Football_Bowl_Game_Schedule___College_Football___Rivals.com.pdf

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