Early, early bowl projections from ESPN.com

[Ranger12 46]

I know these don't mean much this early, but it is still interesting to glance at.

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[Tigermike 3,054]

That can't be right, they don't have Bama in the Rose Bowl! Just ask the Bammers, they are gearing up for a trip to California.

[WAR EAGLE!!! 0]

You know what sucks...every one of these projections (this includes previous projections I have read from other sites) has the Sugar Bowl between the SEC and the Big East...THE BIG EAST!!! So say UGA wins out and gets to play in the Sugar Bowl...guess what, you get to play West Virginia...WEST VIRGINIA????

Does the Sugar Bowl have an alliance with the Big East this year or is it just based on match ups? Whoever gets to the Sugar Bowl, whether it be UGA, Bama, Auburn or LSU, whoever, I think gets a WEAK game against a WEAK team from a WEAK conference.

That sucks.

[AWK 0]

they expect us to be SEC #2, hmmmmm

[WarTim 3,457]

At least Mr. Maisel has a LITTLE confidence in the Auburn Tigers.

[Tigerwalkin 2]

WE, I think the champion of the Big East gets an automatic BCS bowl bid. Yippie!

[Tigerwalkin 2]

WE, I think the champion of the Big East gets an automatic BCS bowl bid. I don't think it's necessarily the Sugar though. Yippie!

[quietfan 233]

At least Mr. Maisel has a LITTLE confidence in the Auburn Tigers.  

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And Pat Forde has us in the right city, just the wrong bowl...We'll be in Atlanta for the Sugar Bowl, not the Peach!!

(I hope...)

[DKW 86 7,441]

Louisiana-Monroe makes a bowl? Must be some kind of #$%^&* bowl.

[SouthLink02 8]

WVU to play the SEC Champ?

Oh boy

[PChamp119 96]

Ummmm the real question should be why would it be the Big East (WVU). Last year, same stuff happened and Auburn got VT. The only thing I can think of is if it is because the Orange Bowl gets to pick before the Sugar Bowl and therefore would take VT cuz they are the best team left. But last year had similar instances, but it ended up SEC-ACC, why not the same?

[Aubie7 0]

Sounds about right, for now. (The SEC part)