So if I understand correctly, this is the Big Ten bowl lineup iso far in the 2020 season

1. Potential Committee bowls
Rose/Sugar/Orange/Cotton/Fiesta/Peach
2. Citrus Bowl (Big Ten vs SEC)
3. Outback Bowl (Big Ten vs SEC)
(unless Big Ten sends team to Orange Bowl, then ACC takes Big Ten's spot in the Outback)
4. Las Vegas/Belk Bowl.
(Las Vegas is PAC vs Big Ten or SEC)
(BELK is ACC vs Big Ten or SEC)
Big ten and SEC each send 3 teams to Las Vegas and 3 teams to Belk in 6 years.
5. Music City Bowl (Big Ten vs SEC)
6. Pinstripe (Big Ten vs ACC)
7. TBD
8. TBD
9. TBD

Out: Gater (SEC vs ACC) and Holiday (PAC vs ACC)

Did I miss anything or get anything wrong?

Detroit

(05-05-2019 09:43 AM)templefootballfan Wrote:  Detroit

Isn't that the Music City bowl? or is that the QuickLane bowl?

(05-05-2019 12:07 PM)megadrone Wrote:  

(05-05-2019 09:43 AM)templefootballfan Wrote:  Detroit

Isn't that the Music City bowl? or is that the QuickLane bowl?

Music City = Nashville, TN

QuickLane = Detroit

(I can certainly understand the confusion)

I have not seen any confirmation yet that the Big Ten has renewed their tie to the Detroit Bowl.

(05-11-2019 02:30 PM)goofus Wrote:  I have not seen any confirmation yet that the Big Ten has renewed their tie to the Detroit Bowl.

The B-10 should consider pushing a bowl in St. Louis in the domed stadium the Rams vacated against a B-12 opponent. The Detroit / Quick Lane Bowl could return to the MAC as one of their major bowls then.

Ok, finally got an update. 3 more bowls confirmed

Cheeze-It Bowl vs Big-12
Redbox bowl vs PAC-12
Detroit Quick Lane Bowl vs American.

Which means any of the bowls in Texas are out.

(06-03-2019 09:39 PM)goofus Wrote:  Ok, finally got an update. 3 more bowls confirmed

Cheeze-It Bowl vs Big-12
Redbox bowl vs PAC-12
Detroit Quick Lane Bowl vs American.

Which means any of the bowls in Texas are out.

Detroit Quick Lane Bowl will have the MAC as an opponent not the AAC as originally reported.