JosephKaros33
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I'd guess so too!
Dukes Mayo bowl vs. NC State/UNC, would be my guess
Dukes Mayo bowl vs. NC State/UNC, would be my guess
I’m not sure it’ll be cheaper but be sure to check something like Airbnb. They may just give you a single private room but you may find better deals.I am trying to be positive about the Pinhead Bowl but checking the hotel prices in New York puts a stop to that.
Nashville has some of the most overpriced hotels in the country. At least from what I've seen in my experience they are not far off from what's in Times Square (been to both in the last 5 years).I am trying to be positive about the Pinhead Bowl but checking the hotel prices in New York puts a stop to that.
Of course the Gophers didn’t get screwed in 2018. The team finished 6-6 so it HAD to be placed in a bowl and it happened to be the lowest available for a B1G team. No complaints, but certainly not catching a break either.Thats a fair point, although MN might have gotten a better matchup in a better location that year. Also in 2018 they did not get screwed.
I get that people get upset and they always want a better bowl game for the squad, but there have been times when many other teams feel the same way.
Unforgiven quote - RespectThe problem or issue with all the speculation is that a lot of the system depends on the individual whims and desires of the individual bowl committees.
You or I could advance a perfectly reasonable and logical argument as to why MN "deserves" this bowl as opposed to that bowl.
But to quote William Munny, "deserve's got nothing to do with it."
If a particular bowl committee doesn't like MN for whatever reason, or doesn't want MN, then MN is not going to that bowl.
and - like it or not, MN is not a helmet school. MN does not have a recent tradition of excellence.
MN is not on the front page of the ESPN website.
the B1G will lobby on behalf of its member schools, but I don't believe the B1G can force a bowl to take a team it doesn't want.
bottom line - if you want a better bowl, then win more games. If you don't win more games, then you take what you can get.
Agree 100%. I didn't think the Penn State to Rose Bowl would affect us like this. Pinstripe is the lesser of the 3 (Mayo, Music, Pinstripe), but I would love to kick Syracuse's oranges back to Northern NY.Most outlets have updated their projections following the Penn St / Rose Bowl news, and it ain't good for Gopher fans. I was convinced the team was headed to NYC regardless, but chalk in the CFP and PSU to the Rose over OSU seems to solidify it in the minds of most with CBS, The Athletic, Action Network, and CFN all projecting Minnesota to the Pinstripe vs. Syracuse. McMurphy predicts MN would open -6.5. Who's ready for a rematch with the hated Orange?!?!?
BTW, 3 out of 4 have Illinois to the Music City and Iowa to Duke's Mayo, with only the Athletic predicting Iowa to Music City (their beat writer helps with these projections), Maryland to Duke's, and Illinois to Guaranteed Rate...and you thought a fanbase couldn't be more p!$$ed about a bowl selection than Minnesota's was last year, lol. Just wait for Bielema's tweets if that happens!
Pinstripe isn't a bad bowl at all and NYC is obviously a destination with lots to do. The "prestige" of the Pinstripe vs the mayonnaise bucket or whatever is no big deal.Agree 100%. I didn't think the Penn State to Rose Bowl would affect us like this. Pinstripe is the lesser of the 3 (Mayo, Music, Pinstripe), but I would love to kick Syracuse's oranges back to Northern NY.
There could however be some surprises, but I'm not counting on it. The assignments are clearing up. One wild-card....what if Purdue beats Michigan??
Agree 100%. I didn't think the Penn State to Rose Bowl would affect us like this.
I was convinced the team was headed to NYC regardless, but chalk in the CFP and PSU to the Rose over OSU seems to solidify it in the minds of most with CBS, The Athletic, Action Network, and CFN all projecting Minnesota to the Pinstripe vs. Syracuse. McMurphy predicts MN would open -6.5. Who's ready for a rematch with the hated Orange?!?!?
I don't mind the Pinstripe as much as the projected opponent, Syracuse. Prior to this week, projections were showing 8-4 Pitt in the Pinstripe and Syracuse in the Fenway. Pitt and Minnesota would be a solid matchup. Apparently Syracuse petitioned the ACC to not send its team to the Fenway because that bowl is scheduled one day after the completion of its finals week. But, I went to a Syracuse forum where this was being discussed and they mentioned that Pitt has the same finals week. They noted that Wake Forest's finals end a week earlier. Why not just switch Syracuse and Wake Forest (projected in the Military Bowl on Dec. 28th by Jerry Palm)? They have the same 7-5 record.
HmmIt's something I read here about four years ago.
I'd thumbs up this 100x if able. Captures my sentiments exactly.Pinstripe Bowl: zzzzzzzzzzzzz
Pinstripe Bowl vs. a team they've played semi-recently in both the regular season and a bowl: ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
It makes sense for the Rose to target Penn State.Most outlets have updated their projections following the Penn St / Rose Bowl news, and it ain't good for Gopher fans. I was convinced the team was headed to NYC regardless, but chalk in the CFP and PSU to the Rose over OSU seems to solidify it in the minds of most with CBS, The Athletic, Action Network, and CFN all projecting Minnesota to the Pinstripe vs. Syracuse. McMurphy predicts MN would open -6.5. Who's ready for a rematch with the hated Orange?!?!?
BTW, 3 out of 4 have Illinois to the Music City and Iowa to Duke's Mayo, with only the Athletic predicting Iowa to Music City (their beat writer helps with these projections), Maryland to Duke's, and Illinois to Guaranteed Rate...and you thought a fanbase couldn't be more p!$$ed about a bowl selection than Minnesota's was last year, lol. Just wait for Bielema's tweets if that happens!
No one wants to think about that.One wild-card....what if Purdue beats Michigan??
Because the Orange is contractually required to take the highest ranked team available from the Big Ten, SEC, or Notre Dame.What I don't understand is why the projected bowls for PSU and OSU weren't simply switched if the Rose wanted PSU. Prior to this information, the projections showed OSU to the Rose and PSU to the Cotton. With those two bowl assignments we don't lose the Reliaquest. Why was the Cotton assignment switched to the Orange assignment?
Minn vs Syracuse is the Coyle bowl.I'd thumbs up this 100x if able. Captures my sentiments exactly.
- Pitt or Wake vs Minnesota in the Pinstripe still stinks, but it's SLIGHTLY more interesting to me since we've not played them recently.
- NC State in the Mayo is still meh, but it's more appealing given their recent win over UNC and the game being played in an NFL stadium in a warmer locale.
- An SEC team in the Music City is infinitely more appealing for so many reasons, but it's now highly unlikely.
No one wants to think about that.
But in that case, OSU would be in the CFP, Purdue would go to the Rose as the Big Ten champion (but not ranked high enough to get into the CFP), and Michigan ... don't know. Probably would not get ranked higher than Alabama/Tenn, so would not go to the Orange, but guessing they would be ranked higher than Penn St, so probably take the Cotton slot.
That pushes Penn St to the Citrus, but the Outback is still alive to take Illinois.
So that still leaves the Mayo, or even the MC if you're really crazy, to take the Gophers on paper, over Iowa and Maryland.
Correct.What if TCU or USC or both lose their championship games? Their championship games are projected (by the spreads) to be close. That could put OSU in the playoff, PSU in the Rose, and no Big Ten team in the Orange. Presumably that would restore the Reliaquest.
I'll take a stab at this because I feel I have a decent understanding.What I don't understand is why the projected bowls for PSU and OSU weren't simply switched if the Rose wanted PSU. Prior to this information, the projections showed OSU to the Rose and PSU to the Cotton. With those two bowl assignments we don't lose the Reliaquest. Why was the Cotton assignment switched to the Orange assignment?
I'd thumbs up this 100x if able. Captures my sentiments exactly.
- Pitt or Wake vs Minnesota in the Pinstripe still stinks, but it's SLIGHTLY more interesting to me since we've not played them recently.
- NC State in the Mayo is still meh, but it's more appealing given their recent win over UNC and the game being played in an NFL stadium in a warmer locale.
- An SEC team in the Music City is infinitely more appealing for so many reasons, but it's now highly unlikely.
If they can fill the rooms at those rates, it's not overpriced. More expensive, yes.Nashville has some of the most overpriced hotels in the country. At least from what I've seen in my experience they are not far off from what's in Times Square (been to both in the last 5 years).
I get it. Overpriced in the sense of what you're getting in terms of amenities compared to other locations is what I meant. But they will charge what they can get away with. Just look at what hotels in Duluth charge in the summer (similar to Nashville and NYC Times Square).If they can fill the rooms at those rates, it's not overpriced. More expensive, yes.