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Big Ten lunch links
Adam Rittenberg, Big Ten...1995. They're still saying they can do it, but we're doing it." Big Ten bowl projections from the Chicago Tribune's Teddy Greenstein. Purdue quarterback Joey Elliott shares a major accomplishment with...
Blog | November 09, 2009Pac-10 bowl projections
Ted Miller, Pac-10...beat Arizona State at home or win at USC. Here's a handy bowl schedule. And bowl projections. Here are our Pac-10 projections: Rose Bowl Game presented by Citi: Oregon vs. Big Ten...
Blog | November 08, 2009SEC bowl projections
Chris Low, SEC...and two of my colleagues at ESPN.com, Mark Schlabach and Bruce Feldman, make their weekly bowl projections. Here's the way I see it shaping up right now: BCS National Championship Game: Florida...
Blog | November 08, 2009Big East bowl projections
Brian Bennett, Big East...and South Florida, will be left out. With all that in mind, here are my projections: Allstate Sugar Bowl: Cincinnati vs. BCS Meineke Car Care Bowl: Pitt vs. ACC Papajohns.com Bowl: South Florida...
Blog | November 08, 2009Updated ACC bowl projections: New ACC champ?
Heather Dinich, ACC...Deacons need some love, and I'm gonna give it to them. Here are the latest bowl projections for the ACC: FedEx Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. BCS at large Chick-fil-A Bowl: Virginia...
Blog | November 08, 2009Look for Big 12 to have more bowl-eligible teams than opportunities
Tim Griffin, Big 12...they should get there with one victory in their final two games. Here are my projections for the bowls heading into the week's games. Citi BCS National Championship Game, Jan. 7, 8 p...
Blog | November 08, 2009Big Ten swap for Rose Bowl
Mark Schlabach & Bruce Feldman, ESPN.comMark Schlabach and Bruce Feldman gaze into the crystal ball and roll out their bowl projections.
Story | Conversation | November 08, 2009Bowl picture taking shape
Mark Schlabach & Bruce Feldman, ESPN.comMark Schlabach and Bruce Feldman gaze into the crystal ball and roll out their bowl projections.
Story | Conversation | November 01, 2009Top search topic: NFL expert picks
Maalek Marshall, ESPN.comESPN.com ranks the top searches for October 2009.
Story | Conversation | October 30, 2009Big 12 mailbag: Rhoads vs. Chizik in Independence Bowl?
Tim Griffin, Big 12...this week. Michael Lawrence from Dubuque, Iowa, writes: Now that Iowa State can almost taste going to bowl game, I would love nothing more than seeing ISU face off against Auburn with ex-ISU Coach...
Blog | October 27, 2009Big East mailbag: What's wrong with USF?
Brian Bennett, Big EastPosted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett The path from gruntled to disgruntled is a short one. To wit: Chris from Orlando, Fla., writes: I am a USF ('...
Blog | October 27, 2009With only one upset, not much movement in bowl games
Mark Schlabach & Bruce Feldman, ESPN.comMark Schlabach and Bruce Feldman gaze into the crystal ball and roll out their bowl projections.
Story | Conversation | October 25, 2009Pac-10 lunch links: Plenty of intrigue with OSU at USC
Ted Miller, Pac-10...his first love. For once, Washington State's injury news is more good than bad. Updated bowl projections for the Pac-10
Blog | October 21, 2009It's still the SEC versus Texas in the BCS title game
Mark Schlabach & Bruce Feldman, ESPN.comMark Schlabach and Bruce Feldman gaze into the crystal ball and roll out their bowl projections.
Story | Conversation | October 18, 2009Tyrod's growth, Bama vs. UF and Big Suh
Bruce FeldmanOn the eve of Red River, USC/ND and South Carolina/Bama (I'll be in Dallas for the first of those three games), let's hit the mailbag: From Paul in...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 16, 2009
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