Here's a breakdown of the projected Bowls:
-The Big Ten champion will be in the
Rose Bowl unless the Rose Bowl is a national semifinal and a Big Ten team doesn't qualify for the Playoff or isn't placed in Pasadena. The Big Ten champion will appear in another major bowl (Fiesta, Sugar, Cotton or Chick-fil-A Peach) in years it's not at the Rose.
-The Big Ten will make at least three appearances in the
Orange Bowl during the next 12-year cycle. The ACC champion will face a Big Ten team, an SEC team or Notre Dame -- the highest-ranked squad of the three -- in years where it's not part of the Playoff.
-The
Capital One and
Outback bowls are expected to remain part of the Big Ten's rotation. Colleague Heather Dinich recently reported that the ACC could take the Big Ten's spot in the Capital One Bowl in years where the Big Ten has a team in the Orange.
-As colleague Brett McMurphy reported Monday night, the Big Ten and ACC will share tie-ins with the
Gator and
Music City bowls during a six-year span. So the Big Ten will make three appearances in Jacksonville and three in Nashville -- to face SEC opponents -- between 2014-19.
-Other bowls expected to remain in the Big Ten's rotation include
Buffalo Wild Wings in Arizona,
Heart of Dallas in Dallas and
Little Caesars Pizza in Detroit.
-Likely additions to the lineup include the
Pinstripe Bowl in New York and the
Holiday Bowl in San Diego. Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez said Tuesday that "everybody's in favor" of the Pinstripe Bowl and "all of us are very positive about the Holiday Bowl." Another bowl that could enter the mix is
Kraft Fight Hunger in San Francisco. The Big Ten would face the ACC in the Pinstripe and the Pac-12 in the Holiday, although one or both bowls could be rotations like the Gator and Music City.
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