Post by Sysop3 on Dec 17, 2017 2:57:25 GMT -5
Predictions for Every 2017-18 College Football Bowl Game
The 2017 college football season is coming to a close, and we're sending the campaign into the sunset with the final predictions of the year.
It's OK to shed a tear or two. But don't spend too long feeling bad; there's plenty of football to play.
Pertinent injuries are mentioned and could affect the predictions at a later date. For instance, if Will Grier is available, West Virginia's chances of winning increase substantially. We're using the latest report as the expectation in those cases.
Another possible wrinkle is whether top draft prospects declare for the NFL and elect to skip the postseason. Again, we're operating under the most recent available information.
The games are organized chronologically, and all 40 matchups that involve Football Bowl Subdivision schools are predicted.
Go here for stats and predictions.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2748665-predictions-for-every-2017-18-college-football-bowl-game?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial
The 2017 college football season is coming to a close, and we're sending the campaign into the sunset with the final predictions of the year.
It's OK to shed a tear or two. But don't spend too long feeling bad; there's plenty of football to play.
Pertinent injuries are mentioned and could affect the predictions at a later date. For instance, if Will Grier is available, West Virginia's chances of winning increase substantially. We're using the latest report as the expectation in those cases.
Another possible wrinkle is whether top draft prospects declare for the NFL and elect to skip the postseason. Again, we're operating under the most recent available information.
The games are organized chronologically, and all 40 matchups that involve Football Bowl Subdivision schools are predicted.
Go here for stats and predictions.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2748665-predictions-for-every-2017-18-college-football-bowl-game?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial