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Michael Press  
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 More options Nov 3 2009, 11:34 pm
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From: Michael Press <rub...@pacbell.net>
Date: Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:34:43 -0800
Local: Tues, Nov 3 2009 11:34 pm
Subject: Re: 32 Teams Qualified for Bowls 11/2/09
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In article <hclp18$i2...@news.eternal-september.org>,
 Eric West <e-w...@northwestern.edu> wrote:

> Congratulations to the twenty-three Division I FBS teams that have
> already met the minimum requirements for bowl eligibility by defeating
> six FBS opponents and ensuring at least a .500 record (barring unlikely
> division championship scenarios). They are:

> Georgia Tech            Cincinnati              Pittsburgh
> Iowa                    Penn State              Ohio State
> Texas                   Houston                 Temple
> Central Michigan        Texas Christian         Utah
> Brigham Young           Oregon                  Southern Cal
> Florida                 Alabama                 Louisiana State
> Auburn                  Troy                    Boise State
> Idaho                   Notre Dame

Alabama                 Houston                 Pittsburgh
Auburn                  Idaho                   Southern Cal
Boise State             Iowa                    Temple
Brigham Young           Louisiana State         Texas
Central Michigan        Notre Dame              Texas Christian
Cincinnati              Ohio State              Troy
Florida                 Oregon                  Utah
Georgia Tech            Penn State              

> In addition, nine other teams have defeated five FBS opponents and one
> FCS pansy. Under the current NCAA criteria, they are now bowl eligible
> as well:

> Boston College          Miami-FL                West Virginia
> Wisconsin               Oklahoma State          Texas Tech
> Ohio                    California              South Carolina

Boston College          Ohio                    Texas Tech
California              Oklahoma State          West Virginia
Miami-FL                South Carolina          Wisconsin

> ...but should anyone truly be proud of such an accomplishment?

> 79 other FBS teams still have a chance to qualify for a bowl berth in
> some fashion or another. Already eliminated (barring unlikely conference
> championship scenarios) are:

> Rice                    Miami-OH                Akron
> Ball State              Eastern Michigan        New Mexico
> Washington State        Vanderbilt              Western Kentucky

Akron                   Miami-OH                Vanderbilt
Ball State              New Mexico              Washington State
Eastern Michigan        Rice                    Western Kentucky

> A total of 68 teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision will participate in
> bowl games this season.

Thanks.

--
Michael Press

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