Week 2 bowl projections

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ESPN (autoplay site so don't go there)-

One has Michigan vs Arkansas in the Music City Bowl. That's if BERT can recover from that hard fought game against the elite Toledo Rockets.

One has Michigan vs Cal in the Foster Farms Bowl. That's Harbaugh's old rival at Stanford in a bowl game played at the stadium of the 49ers.

SB Nation-

Michigan vs Georgia in the Citrus Bowl. Mark Richt shits his pants at the thought of playing Michigan as the cold July weather of the North might follow us down South.

CBS-

Michigan vs LSU in the Outback Bowl

csmhowitzer

September 15th, 2015 at 1:04 PM ^

I'd really like to see us play LSU. Two Bo guys going at it! We'll have grass eating! We'll have handshakes!! We'll have plenty of Bo quotes and michigan lore to hand out to everyone! It will be great! So yeah I'd dig that matchup, go blue!

Tater

September 15th, 2015 at 1:46 PM ^

For one half, LSU was doing to Mississippi State what Michigan did to Oregon State.  I would not want Michigan to play them right now.  By the end of the season, though, it might be a good matchup.

I think both teams are going to surprise a lot of people this year.

The Mad Hatter

September 15th, 2015 at 1:12 PM ^

How many wins do we have to have before these weekly "bowl projections" start including that possibility for us?  

And do we start hearing talk of a Big 10 Championship when we beat MSU?

 

mgoblue0970

September 15th, 2015 at 1:15 PM ^

Week 2?  Make it stop!

 

BTW, Michigan tubed it against Toledo a few years ago... we probably shouldn't gloat.

Jack Hammer

September 15th, 2015 at 1:27 PM ^

I'm with you.  Did anyone else watching the game on Saturday notice the chart they threw up there showing the absence of UM QB/skill positions drafted in the past 7 years?  I knew that info but for some reason it really hit home for some reason and so glad we have a coach now who will develop NFL talent which will snowball into better recruits and more NFL talent and prostyle manball winning seasons for many years.

Soulfire21

September 15th, 2015 at 3:20 PM ^

That was not only one, but two head coaches ago.  That is rather far in the rearview mirror.  I see no reason we shouldn't gloat, especially when one considers Bielema's remarks about SEC schedules being tougher than Big Ten schedules.

SEC schedules are so tough because they all play FCS opponents for their non-conference schedule and then are all ranked when they play each other, so we perceive the conference to be strong.  And, while it was dominant for a number of years, it could be on the wane (I say could, I'm not a seer, of course).