Bowl Projections

Bowl season is only a week away from being announced, but not all match-ups are obvious. Let's pick the games for the final time.

EagleBank: Bowling Green vs. Marshall
Texas: Iowa State vs. Navy
International: Rutgers vs. Temple
Holiday: California vs. Nebraska
Cotton: Oklahoma State vs. LSU
Emerald: Florida State vs. Stanford
Sun: Arizona vs. Missouri
Las Vegas: Oregon State vs. BYU
Poinsettia: USC vs. Utah
Humanitarian: UCLA vs. Nevada
St. Petersburg: South Florida vs. Central Florida
Capital One: Penn State vs. Ole Miss
Insight: Oklahoma vs. Minnesota
Little Ceaser's: Central Michigan vs. Middle Tennessee State
Independence: Texas A&M vs. Kentcuky
Gator: Miami vs. West Virginia
Chick-Fil-A: Clemson vs. Tennessee
New Mexico: Fresno State vs. Wyoming
Armed Forces: Air Force vs. SMU
New Orleans: Troy vs. Southern Miss
Papajohns.com: Georgia vs. Connecticut
Alamo: Michigan State vs. Texas Tech
Champs Sports: North Carolina vs. Northwestern
Hawaii: Idaho vs. East Carolina
GMAC: Notre Dame vs. Ohio
Liberty: Houston vs. Arkansas
Music City: Kentucky vs. Boston College
Outback: Wisconsin vs. Auburn
Meineke Car Care: Pittsburgh vs. Virginia Tech
Rose: Oregon vs. Ohio State
Orange: Cincinnati vs. Alabama
Sugar: TCU vs. Georgia Tech
Fiesta: Boise State vs. Iowa
BCS Title: Florida vs. Texas

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