BIG is now 0-4 in Bowls so far for 2014?

[Orangeman]

Minnesota Michigan Maryland Rutgers All lost, did I miss anything? ACC appears to be 4-1 with Cuse, Pitt, UNC and Louisville winning and Miami losing, though of course someone had to lose that game Let's hope this holds through the major Bowls, though the ACC match ups on Tuesday look tougher for Duke, BC and Va Tech...could easily see 1-2 or 0-3 there. But the BIG's wed match ups look tough too with Iowa vs LSU, Wisconsin vs USC and Nebraska/Georgia. Oh and MSU could struggle against Stanford. Unfortunately, given the landscape changes, don't we have to root for these ACC teams? Yuck.

As of right now Ga Tech is struggling vs the SEC -- aside from that defensive switching thing, did anyone ever uncover just how we got absolutely smoked by Ga Tech? Makes no sense

 

[Orangeyes]

Pitt won & Maryland lost and Louisville doesn't count as a bowl win for the ACC.

Rutgers loss counts against the American

The ACC is 3-2

Wins

Pitt
UNC
SU

Losses

Miami
Maryland

The BIG is 0-2

L

Mich
Minn

The rest of the ACC schedule

12/30 G Tech vs Ole Miss

12/31 BC vs Arizona

12/31 V Tech vs UCLA

12/31 Duke vs Texas A & M

1/6 FSU vs Auburn

The rest of the BIG

Jan 1 Nebraska vs Georgia

Jan 1 Wisconsin vs So Car

Jan 1 Iowa vs LSU

Jan 1 MSU vs Stanford

Games against each other remaining

1/3 Clemson vs Ohio St

 

[Crusty]

Well, I count Louisville for the ACC and MD and Girls for the B1G. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

 

[NKR1978]

The Big 12 got/took credit for WVU's shellacking of Clemson a couple years ago so there's precedent for that. That's in large part because bowls mean as much for next year as they do for this year as far as national perception, so Rutgers and Maryland are the B1G's problem, not the ACC's. Louisville/Miami is a wash.

 

[anomander]

I like the pro ACC spin of the OP

 

[Orangeman]

The Big 12 got/took credit for WVU's shellacking of Clemson a couple years ago so there's precedent for that. That's in large part because bowls mean as much for next year as they do for this year as far as national perception, so Rutgers and Maryland are the B1G's problem, not the ACC's. Louisville/Miami is a wash.

That was my (primitive) thinking

 

[Chip]

Yeah, I look at it as future teams since it's all happening next year.

How the formal #'s look (i.e. Maryland against ACC's record) isn't useful to me. Unless, of course, Maryland won. Shhh. They didn't anyway.

 

[retro44]

Well, I count Louisville for the ACC and MD and Girls for the B1G. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

if I wasn't on the road driving past your neighborhood on the way back to N.Y. I would have beaten you to that thought

 

[CuseLegacy]

@HerbGould: #B1G will not have a winning bowl record for the 11th straight holiday season. Even if #Sparty & #Buckeyes win. #NotB1G”