Baylor will play LSU in the Texas Bowl
— Colt Barber (@Colt_Barber) December 8, 2024
according to @Brett_McMurphy
So which Bowl game?
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Ah. Well, the game is +20 days away, so I'll check the webs again tomorrow and see the official announcements.
boognish_bear said:
And we are laughing...How did TCU just end up in a worse bowl game than multiple other Big 12 teams lower than us in the standings (Tech vs SEC, K St vs Big Ten)? https://t.co/dD0Q6tUeVg
— TCU Sports (@TCUSports) December 8, 2024
That's what happens when your AD skedaddles out of town just before bowl selection and no one is left in charge to plead your case.
TCU is confirmed in New Mexico Bowl against Lousiana Lafayette Ragin Cajuns. This makes me very happy because on KillerFrogs they are ticked.
TomW said:
On KillerFrogs they are saying TCU turned down the Liberty Bowl. Don't know if it's true, but crazy if so.
Yeah they also declined an offer to be the 12th seed in the play off this year. Their fan base is starting to sound as weird as Aggies.
whitetrash said:boognish_bear said:
And we are laughing...How did TCU just end up in a worse bowl game than multiple other Big 12 teams lower than us in the standings (Tech vs SEC, K St vs Big Ten)? https://t.co/dD0Q6tUeVg
— TCU Sports (@TCUSports) December 8, 2024
That's what happens when your AD skedaddles out of town just before bowl selection and no one is left in charge to plead your case.
Fair point. Who are the candidates for that opening btw? Do the folks here who go to the TCU board see anything over there about that?
LSU as opponent for Baylor in Texas Bowl now confirmed.
LSU it is, bring it
Do we know if GXG or Baylor will be putting a package together? It Sicem365?
LOL @ TCU if they really turned down the Liberty bowl
Baylor is 2 - 0 against LSU in bowl games ('63 Bluebonnet, '85 Liberty) I like the history.
2:30 pm kickoff so option exists to fly in that morning and fly out after game. A good deal for some.
BIG12 BOWL SLATE IS SET
— Barstool Big12 (@BarstoolBig12) December 8, 2024
Peach Bowl
Arizona St vs Clemson/Texas
PopTarts Bowl
Iowa State vs Miami
Alamo Bowl
BYU vs Colorado
Texas Bowl
Baylor vs LSU
Liberty Bowl
Texas Tech vs Arkansas
Rate Bowl
K-State vs Rutgers
Frisco Bowl
WVU vs Memphis
NewMexico Bowl
TCU vs Louisiana
Need to see if I can get to Houston from Denver by 2:30. One night in Houston and then home in the 1st. Southwest don't let me down……
Team hotel?
If it helps Houston Hobby is only 11 miles from NRG where the Texas Bowl is played.
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
Thanks man! That makes it easy
Johnny Bear said:
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
I have to think these NIL agreements have some sort of stipulation about sticking around for the bowl game.
Not an absolute must win. But if Dave pounds a sec team everyone will be completely on board and the goodwill will be completely back. Type of momentum that leads to titles the following year.
Happy with our offense. Not yet seeing the defensive guru in points scored against us. If he can clean that up and IF we can keep our OC there's at least another good season ahead at least in how it projects.
Big 12 has 9 bowl teams. 1 made playoffs. 2 made Alamo Bowl. Doesn’t that leave 7 bowl games for 6 remaining bowl eligible Big 12 teams? I’d be interested to hear TCU admin’s explanation on how the process went down for TCU to end up in non-Big 12 affiliated bowl game. https://t.co/8JRcTnmo7D pic.twitter.com/Q8YCjGQnAp
— TCU Sports (@TCUSports) December 8, 2024
The Gomers were scared
Huh?Quinton said:
Not an absolute must win. But if Dave pounds a sec team
Have we pounded anyone with a pulse in the past 3 seasons?
Hint: "With a pulse" excludes FCS teams and teams named Kansas or Texas Tech.
NIL cannot be tied to athletic performance and having to play a game would be just that.Self Made Bear said:Johnny Bear said:
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
I have to think these NIL agreements have some sort of stipulation about sticking around for the bowl game.
It is one of the few rules in place.
jikespingleton said:Huh?Quinton said:
Not an absolute must win. But if Dave pounds a sec team
Have we pounded anyone with a pulse in the past 3 seasons?
Hint: "With a pulse" excludes FCS teams and teams named Kansas or Texas Tech.
What is your definition of a team with a pulse? TT finishing 8-4 with wins over both teams that played in the B12 Title game doesn't have a pulse?
We beat them 59-35 on the road.
montypython said:NIL cannot be tied to athletic performance and having to play a game would be just that.Self Made Bear said:Johnny Bear said:
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
I have to think these NIL agreements have some sort of stipulation about sticking around for the bowl game.
It is one of the few rules in place.
I am hoping that when revenue sharing begins it can somehow be tied to bowl games and playing in them.
In the Alamo Bowl introductory press conference going on now, Colorado coach Deion Sanders just said that every CU player is going to play in the bowl game, including Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders.
— Jay Drew (@drewjay) December 8, 2024
montypython said:NIL cannot be tied to athletic performance and having to play a game would be just that.Self Made Bear said:Johnny Bear said:
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
I have to think these NIL agreements have some sort of stipulation about sticking around for the bowl game.
It is one of the few rules in place.
While pay to play is (theoretically) strictly prohibited, there may be stipulations or bonuses tied to appearances while on the team during bowl weeks. I feel like that's the way around the rule.
So Aggy would rather face a 6-6 USC than play us?
🚨IT’S OFFICIAL🚨@AggieFootball will face @uscfb in the @LasVegasBowl #BowlSeason #CFB #CollegeFootball #GigEm #Aggies #12thMan #USC #FightOn pic.twitter.com/NQUdCtHr6i
— Bowl Season (@BowlSeason) December 8, 2024
boognish_bear said:
So Aggy would rather face a 6-6 USC than play us?🚨IT’S OFFICIAL🚨@AggieFootball will face @uscfb in the @LasVegasBowl #BowlSeason #CFB #CollegeFootball #GigEm #Aggies #12thMan #USC #FightOn pic.twitter.com/NQUdCtHr6i
— Bowl Season (@BowlSeason) December 8, 2024
Scared
Stankey leg won't let them come lose to us
We will roll them. This is a reward for us. Most of their top players will look at it as a punishment and sit out.Self Made Bear said:Johnny Bear said:
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
I have to think these NIL agreements have some sort of stipulation about sticking around for the bowl game.
NIL agreements cannot contain any clause forcing you to play in a game because it then becomes pay for play which is illegal. I know. It seems like NIL is pay for play but it isn't. You can run it by David Kaye or anyone in our athletic department and they will tell you the same.
No there isn't.BaylorGrad09 said:montypython said:NIL cannot be tied to athletic performance and having to play a game would be just that.Self Made Bear said:Johnny Bear said:
The last time LSU went to the Texas Bowl (as I recall) about half their team opted out and consequently Kansas State destroyed them. I wonder what will be the situation this go around(?).
I have to think these NIL agreements have some sort of stipulation about sticking around for the bowl game.
It is one of the few rules in place.
While pay to play is (theoretically) strictly prohibited, there may be stipulations or bonuses tied to appearances while on the team during bowl weeks. I feel like that's the way around the rule.
boognish_bear said:jikespingleton said:Huh?Quinton said:
Not an absolute must win. But if Dave pounds a sec team
Have we pounded anyone with a pulse in the past 3 seasons?
Hint: "With a pulse" excludes FCS teams and teams named Kansas or Texas Tech.
What is your definition of a team with a pulse? TT finishing 8-4 with wins over both teams that played in the B12 Title game doesn't have a pulse?
We beat them 59-35 on the road.
He still hates Aranda. Still plenty on this board do. Not me. I'm happy with the turnaround.
Had we beaten Colorado he would have added them as a team with no pulse. Same goes with BYU. His agenda is falling apart in front of his eyes. It's all about the poster being right than good things happening to the program.boognish_bear said:jikespingleton said:Huh?Quinton said:
Not an absolute must win. But if Dave pounds a sec team
Have we pounded anyone with a pulse in the past 3 seasons?
Hint: "With a pulse" excludes FCS teams and teams named Kansas or Texas Tech.
What is your definition of a team with a pulse? TT finishing 8-4 with wins over both teams that played in the B12 Title game doesn't have a pulse?
We beat them 59-35 on the road.
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