Here is our bowl chances as of right now:
If the Cats win their last 2 games, then they will be at 8-4, the same record as South Carolina (absent an upset loss to Clemson) with the Outback and Chik-Fil-A Bowls picking in that order. It is generally assumed (both by the media and the folks at UK) that the Outback will pick South Carolina, due to the Spurrier factor and the head-to-head game (both fan bases are expected to travel similarly to a game of that distance). Win one game and the Chik-Fil-A will be choosing between Ole Miss and Kentucky (both 7-5 teams) and I am hearing that it is all but assured that the Cats would be picked by the Atlanta game. Thus 1 or 2 wins and Atlanta is likely home. What if they win 0 games? Well due to Tennessee’s loss, that would mean that the Cats are once again slotted in the Music City-Liberty segment, this time with Vanderbilt. Does the Music City take home field Vandy or does UK decide to do something different and play Tulsa in Memphis?
If the Cats win their last 2 games, then they will be at 8-4, the same record as South Carolina (absent an upset loss to Clemson) with the Outback and Chik-Fil-A Bowls picking in that order. It is generally assumed (both by the media and the folks at UK) that the Outback will pick South Carolina, due to the Spurrier factor and the head-to-head game (both fan bases are expected to travel similarly to a game of that distance). Win one game and the Chik-Fil-A will be choosing between Ole Miss and Kentucky (both 7-5 teams) and I am hearing that it is all but assured that the Cats would be picked by the Atlanta game. Thus 1 or 2 wins and Atlanta is likely home. What if they win 0 games? Well due to Tennessee’s loss, that would mean that the Cats are once again slotted in the Music City-Liberty segment, this time with Vanderbilt. Does the Music City take home field Vandy or does UK decide to do something different and play Tulsa in Memphis?