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[QUOTE="BlazeOrange, post: 830858, member: 683"]
[U][B]SU approach:[/B][/U]
Frazier said the Orange have little control over their ultimate destination and that talks will be done between the ACC and each bowl game's committee.
[I]"What we assume is that we'll get placed in one of those other bowls that are an at-large bowl that one of the other conferences could not fill,"[/I] Frazier said. [I]"That's what we believe will happen at this point. [U]The conference is diligently working[/U] to secure one of those spots from us and we'll go from there."[/I]
 
[U][B]BC approach:[/B][/U]
Boston College Athletic Director Brad Bates is actually exploring the possibility of giving up a slot in the I-Bowl; [URL='http://bostonherald.com/sports/college/college_football/2013/12/bc_explores_new_bowl_option']opting instead to play the Dallas-based Heart of Dallas Bowl on New Year's Day[/URL]. The bowl, played in the historic Cotton Bowl, is supposed to match a Conference USA team up against a Big Ten opponent, but the Big Ten will not be able to fulfill its eight bowl slots this season.
[I]"At this point there are still moving targets but the one thing I can tell you is we are exploring every and all options that serve the Boston College community and the students on the team," said Bates. "Anything that that resonates over those two variables is something [U]we are working with the ACC[/U] to try achieve.
"We obviously don't have complete autonomy over the decision but we are trying to position Boston College the best way possible."[/I]
 
Lets see which one works better.
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