SI.com - Writers - Stewart Mandel's Bowl Projections - Monday November 12, 2007 5:21PM

FanIQ Blog found this 11/12/2007 on sportsillustrated.cnn.com [flag]

First, a clarification, one I probably should have made clear last week. These are not bowl predictions. Contrary to what many of you apparently believed (judging by my e-mails), by no means am I attempting to predict the result of every remaining game the rest of the season. These projections are merely meant for you to get a sense of what teams would be playing where if the season ended ... [link]

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Stewart Mandel Predicting A Busy Bowl Season for Miami University
Published 11/12/2007 at FanIQ Blog
... Nothing would please me more than watching my beloved alma mater win not one, but two bowl games this holiday season. Something tells me that won't happen but I'd be more than happy to adopt whatever rules Stewart Mandel goes by in his latest bowl projections. ...

College Bowl Projections: Week 11
Published 11/14/2007 by Scott Brown at Scott Brown's SportsBytes on WKDZ
The Bowl Projections are out, and the variety of football gurus around the nation have Kentucky going everywhere from Memphis to Atlanta to the Outback Bowl and another bowl game with Penn State. Click here to see the ESPN.com bowl projections Click here to see the SI.com bowl projections Click here for the CBS Sportsline bowl projections ...

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