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Louisville Bowl Placement

Getslow
in College Football

Where will the Cardinals play? 11 members have voted

  1. 1. Where will the Cardinals play?

    • Belk Bowl (vs. SEC)
      9%
      1
    • Sun Bowl (vs. PAC 12)
      9%
      1
    • TaxSlayer Gator Bowl (vs. SEC)
      18%
      2
    • Music City Bowl (vs. SEC)
      45%
      5
    • Pinstripe Bowl (vs. Big Ten)
      18%
      2

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I don't know how likely it is, but i am praying and hoping for the music city bowl. Short drive, plenty of places to stay, basically Nashville works out great for a college kid on a budget

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I don't know how likely it is, but i am praying and hoping for the music city bowl. Short drive, plenty of places to stay, basically Nashville works out great for a college kid on a budget

 

The ACC splits both the Gator Bowl and the Music City Bowl with the Big Ten. Each of the leagues is to get three bids to each bowl over a six-year period. So while they don't have to go with a Big Ten team, given that they went with ND last year (which counts as ACC from a bowl perspective), most folks seem to think they'll take Big Ten this year. Same reason that the Gator may take an ACC team this year.

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