In a time when bowls are meaningless, let's let a couple of northeastern baseball franchises host a football game in easily predictable, shitty December weather. College football has been run off the road by greedy retards, and there's just no coming back from it.
Oh well, it'll be fun to watch em freeze on TV.

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Posted by AlextheBodacious

Member since Oct 2020

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Posted on 12/27/25 at 9:32 am to Faurot fodder

If I had to attend a bowl game I’d rather travel to NYC or Boston over Orlando, Charlotte, Houston, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Memphis, Shreveport, Boise, Myrtle beach, Orlando, Montgomery, Birmingham, mobile, Fort Worth, Dallas, Frisco, Las Vegas, El Paso, Annapolis, Detroit, or San Antonio

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Posted by twk

Wichita Falls, Texas

Member since Jul 2011

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Posted on 12/27/25 at 10:06 am to AlextheBodacious

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If I had to attend a bowl game I’d rather travel to NYC or Boston over Orlando, Charlotte, Houston, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Memphis, Shreveport, Boise, Myrtle beach, Orlando, Montgomery, Birmingham, mobile, Fort Worth, Dallas, Frisco, Las Vegas, El Paso, Annapolis, Detroit, or San Antonio

All other things being equal (meaning, set aside the quality of your opponent), I agree. I went to Las Vegas for A&M’s bowl game last year, even though I frequently slip minor bowl games. If you have the kind of season that results in you playing in a bowl like the Pinstripe of Fenway game, the host city being its own attraction helps draw a little more interest.

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