Do bowl games mean anything anymore?

[Northside Hawk]

There was always something cool about ending your season with a win, or your career in the case of the seniors.

For decades college bowl games were one of the few examples where this still existed. Now the times are a changing and that feeling is ending even in college football.

By the way the Dylan reference in there is in honor of going to his movie today (Christmas Day)

 

[Will C]

There are two ways to approach bowl games. One is to put everything you have into winning. The other is to treat the trip as a vacation reward. If you are not one of the national finals teams I think you should make it a vacation.

 

[Bordone]

I'm sure it matters to the players and coaches. If it matters to you, you probably need to look in the mirror and figure out some stuff.

 

[thedukeofearl]

There was always something cool about ending your season with a win, or your career in the case of the seniors.

For decades college bowl games were one of the few examples where this still existed. Now the times are a changing and that feeling is ending even in college football.

By the way the Dylan reference in there is in honor of going to his movie today (Christmas Day)

Yes

 

[trj]

I see bowl games now as a springboard going into the next season. It is a good way to evaluate a roster in a bunch of different ways.

 

[Northside Hawk]

I see bowl games now as a springboard going into the next season. It is a good way to evaluate a roster in a bunch of different ways.

And get extra legal practice time in.