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[split] Bowl Projections (Lafayette Edition)
(10-11-2021 09:54 PM)All4One Wrote:  Believes CUSA will have 8 bowling.

UTSA vs Houston (Frisco Bowl)
Florida Atlantic vs Coastal Carolina (Myrtle Beach Bowl)
UAB vs BYU (Independence Bowl)
Louisiana Tech vs Louisiana (New Orleans Bowl)
Charlotte vs Eastern Michigan (Lending Tree Bowl)
Middle Tennessee vs San Jose State (New Mexico Bowl)
Western Kentucky vs Ball State (Boca Raton Bowl)
Marshall vs Kent State (Bahamas Bowl)

CBS Mid-Season Bowl Projections
Hey A41: I fixed this for you with the correct names, and as they are listed in the article. Explain again why you felt the need to alter the name? Especially since you claim to be this neutral, unbiased source? LOL. That kind of petty, childish behavior proves otherwise.
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