SEC Week 9 Bowl Projections From ESPN

by Staff Reporter

November 2, 201610 Comments

Jeff Blake-USA TODAY Sports

ESPN waited until the College Football Rankings to come out on Tuesday before unveiling their updated Bowl Projections.

Here is what they came up with for the SEC:

College Football Playoff at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl: Alabama vs. Texas A&M

Allstate Sugar Bowl: Auburn
Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl: Florida
Outback Bowl: LSU
TaxSlayer Bowl: Tennessee
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl: Arkansas
AutoZone Liberty Bowl: Ole Miss
Belk Bowl: Georgia
AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl: Kentucky
Birmingham Bowl: South Carolina

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sunseeker•90 months

Rematch? Bring it. Only pussy tigah fans are afraid of a rematch.

Old Sarge•90 months

Heck yeah

El Campo Tiger•90 months

I'm in on the Outback Bowl. I went in 2014 (2013 season) and had a great time. Women were beautiful. Met a stripper named Skylier who showed me a good time.

AUbagman•90 months

LSU beats A&M, Auburn beats Bama after winning out, Auburn wins the SEC, someone loses in front of Bama during conference championships to force an Iron Bowl rematch in the playoffs.

AUbagman•89 months

Haha.. Well, it appears it doesn't matter if LSU beats A&M.. Good job MSU. Regardless, my prediction below will happen.

arg•90 months

We're in

FishFearMe•90 months

Two SEC teams in CFP means megabucks more money for the conference to distribute.

Carolina_Girl•90 months

I don't give a damn how crappy the bowl game is that we go to if we actually reach 6 wins...the improvement over last year will have been drastic and will have far exceeded the expectations that anyone, even ourselves, had for us this year.

Cadello•90 months

Still can't understand how A&M is a projected playoff team.

FishFearMe•90 months

A&M SOS >>> UW, tOSU, Louisville

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