[TriangleTree]

How realistic is it for Washington, Colorado and USC to all attend New Year Bowls?

I would think that USC against anybody would be highly desired, given their late surge and the accepted rationalization that they're a new team following the QB change.

Penn State-Colorado is attractive because they're both highly ranked teams with strong records that bring question marks due to their recent resurgence.

For the life of me, I can't understand why Stanford is not the most attractive PAC team beyond these 3. I guess my delusions of us having made it to the big leagues are just that. We are coming off a #3 ranked season, are currently the highest ranked, have McCaffrey, and on a 5 game winning streak with a new QB who hasn't yet lost a game he's started. How on earth can an unranked Wazzu or declining Utah compete with that? If the tables were turned, we wouldn't have a prayer.

[TriangleTree]

How realistic is it for Washington, Colorado and USC to all attend New Year Bowls?

I would think that USC against anybody would be highly desired, given their late surge and the accepted rationalization that they're a new team following the QB change.

Penn State-Colorado is attractive because they're both highly ranked teams with strong records that bring question marks due to their recent resurgence.

For the life of me, I can't understand why Stanford is not the most attractive PAC team beyond these 3. I guess my delusions of us having made it to the big leagues are just that. We are coming off a #3 ranked season, are currently the highest ranked, have McCaffrey, and on a 5 game winning streak with a new QB who hasn't yet lost a game he's started. How on earth can an unranked Wazzu or declining Utah compete with that? If the tables were turned, we wouldn't have a prayer.