🏈 ***Official-Not Playoff Bowl Game Thread***

Day 1 in the books. 6 down and ONLY 33 more to go. :shock::doh2:

Celebration Bowl
Grambling St 10 NC Central 9

New Mexico Bowl
New Mexico 23 UTSA 20

Las Vegas Bowl
San Diego St 34 Houston 10

Camellia Bowl
Appalachian St 31 Toledo 28

Cure Bowl
Arkansas St 31 UCF 13

New Orleans Bowl
Southern Miss 28 LA-Lafayette 21

Only 33 non-playoff bowl games remain! (29 before Bama plays and 4 after.)
 
Day 1 in the books. 6 down and ONLY 33 more to go. :shock::doh2:

Celebration Bowl
Grambling St 10 NC Central 9 (Never heard of it...don't care)

New Mexico Bowl
New Mexico 23 UTSA 20 (snoozefest)

Las Vegas Bowl
San Diego St 34 Houston 10 (Oops...Houston, you may have a problem)

Camellia Bowl
Appalachian St 31 Toledo 28 (Well, it was in Montgomery, so ROLL TIDE anyway!)

Cure Bowl
Arkansas St 31 UCF 13 (The Cure Bowl?!? The Cure? Hey, Knights. Boys don't cry.)

New Orleans Bowl
Southern Miss 28 LA-Lafayette 21 (snoozefest!)

Only 33 non-playoff bowl games remain! (29 before Bama plays and 4 after.)

Ah, to begin the overcrowded and gratuitous bowl season. Sponsors need their money, I guess.
 
Celebration Bowl
Grambling St 10 NC Central 9 (Never heard of it...don't care)
The Celebration Bowl is a post-season college football bowl game that began play in the 2015 season. The game is played at Atlanta's Georgia Dome between the champions of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and the Southwestern Athletic Conference—the two prominent conferences of Historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in NCAA Division I. It serves as a de facto national championship of Black college football

The game is a successor to two previous bowl games between the MEAC and SWAC, the Pelican Bowl and Heritage Bowl. The game is organized by ESPN Events,[1]which also runs the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, the annual interconference game between the two conferences, held over Labor Day weekend in Orlando, Florida.

here is why Grambling St won the game too!
A celebration decided the Celebration Bowl


The Celebration Bowl was decided by a celebration penalty
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As fate would have it, Saturday’s Celebration Bowl between North Carolina Central and Grambling State was decided by...a celebration.

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Central Eagles senior wideout Quentin Atkinson made perhaps the biggest catch of his life, bringing in a 39-yard pass that put his school within one point of Grambling State in the final moments of his last collegiate game. Then, he cost them.

Atkinson removed his helmet in what was a glorious celebration, earning an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty and moving the extra point back 15 yards.




Yeah, you guessed it, 15 yards further back was too far for kicker Brandon McLaren.

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The score would stay 10–9 for the remainder of the game, and Grambling State took home the win. Don’t celebrate in the Celebration Bowl.

– Kenny Ducey
 
The smaller bowl matchups this year are the most boring, unexciting i've ever seen. The first bowl game I can muster interest in watching is the viles vs. turkeys on friday... but I have other obligations...
 
I guess we can add another potential 1st round draft pick who is skipping his bowl game to prepare for the upcoming NFL draft. With Fournette you could argue, why risk injury? With Christian McCaffrey, it's more just about the draft. The times they are a-changin'.

McCaffrey won't play
 
Celebration Bowl
Grambling St 10 NC Central 9

New Mexico Bowl
New Mexico 23 UTSA 20

Las Vegas Bowl
San Diego St 34 Houston 10

Camellia Bowl
Appalachian St 31 Toledo 28

Cure Bowl
Arkansas St 31 UCF 13

New Orleans Bowl
Southern Miss 28 LA-Lafayette 21
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Miami Beach Bowl
Tulsa 55 Central Michigan 10

Boca Raton Bowl
Western Kentucky 51 Memphis 31

Poinsettia Bowl
BYU 24 Wyoming 21

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Idaho 61 Colorado State 50

Popeyes Bahamas Bowl
Old Dominion 24 Eastern Michigan 20

Armed Forces Bowl has been entertaining if your ok with schitt defense. 31-24 LaTech leads Navy at half.
 
Somehow State pulls this one off and SEC begins Bowl season 1-0. Fortunately only a few thousand saw that one because it will take a few days to wash the stink off of the St. Petersburg Bowl.
 
That truly had to be the most stupid use of a clock on that last drive since Les Miles. Ohio let the time run with timeouts to spare knowing they had an iffy kicker at best.

It looked like it was more of a case of State easily winning the LOS, and therefore, was able to be block the kick than it wa the case of a shaky kicker. I mean, he was. He wasn't demonstrating any positive body language beforehand.
 
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