Minnesota was 7-5from google search
>With not enough 6-win teams, 5-7 teams get bowl bids based on Academic Progress Rate (APR); in late 2025, Auburn (5-7) and Rice (5-7) were top contenders, with Auburn potentially declining due to coaching changes, opening doors for others like San Jose State, Illinois, or Minnesota if they finish 5-7 and have strong APR, but Kansas State (6-6) opted out, creating space for these lower-win teams to fill bowls.
Top 5-7 Candidates (Based on recent APR/Interest):
- Auburn (5-7): High APR, but might decline the bid.
- Rice (5-7): High APR and willing to play.
- San Jose State (5-7): Often high on APR lists.
- Illinois (5-7): Another team frequently mentioned in these scenarios.
- Minnesota (5-7): Also considered due to strong academic standing. <
Is that due to lack of NIL too?Sad to see how far RU has fallen in the APR rankings. #53
field house with study hall/library attachedIs that due to lack of NIL too?
knock Minny off the list and give RU a better chance to get in.Minnesota was 7-5
back in the day RU was in top five with Stanford, Cal and Navy perpetuals. Does anyone get disqualified for academics at all?Sad to see how far RU has fallen in the APR rankings. #53
Illinois was 8-4from google search
>With not enough 6-win teams, 5-7 teams get bowl bids based on Academic Progress Rate (APR); in late 2025, Auburn (5-7) and Rice (5-7) were top contenders, with Auburn potentially declining due to coaching changes, opening doors for others like San Jose State, Illinois, or Minnesota if they finish 5-7 and have strong APR, but Kansas State (6-6) opted out, creating space for these lower-win teams to fill bowls.
Top 5-7 Candidates (Based on recent APR/Interest):
- Auburn (5-7): High APR, but might decline the bid.
- Rice (5-7): High APR and willing to play.
- San Jose State (5-7): Often high on APR lists.
- Illinois (5-7): Another team frequently mentioned in these scenarios.
- Minnesota (5-7): Also considered due to strong academic standing. <
Artificial "Intelligence"Illinois was 8-4
Who the hell wrote this BS ?
I think Rice took the last spot.We’re up next. Mississippi State just accepted a bowl bid when Iowa State backed out.
Notre Dame now opts out
Rutgers is up next![]()
Nope. FSU is next. Imagine that. Not only has the team fallen off on the field. The team is below FSU on APR.We’re up next. Mississippi State just accepted a bowl bid when Iowa State backed out.
Notre Dame now opts out
Rutgers is up next![]()
K State, Iowa State and now NDI think Rice took the last spot.
See above. FSU is up next.K State, Iowa State and now ND
Rice took one and MS St took other
Believe they need 1 more team now. Could be wrong but that’s my understanding
Nope. FSU is next. Imagine that. Not only has the team fallen off on the field. The team is below FSU on APR.
Nope. FSU is next. Imagine that. Not only has the team fallen off on the field. The team is below FSU on APR.
Florida State already declined
UCF declined too?this is chart that I saw. Going based off of that.
Apparently Baylor ahead of Rutgers?this is chart that I saw. Going based off of that.
redking pointed it out ,AI wrote that mess I posted.Illinois was 8-4
Who the hell wrote this BS ?
I’ve seen stuff posted here from AI and it’s not always accurate. It’s useful and helpful but not foolproof.Artificial "Intelligence"
RU should decline. Focus on NIL and Portal
I’ll go anywhere west. We’ve got them surroundedLot of smoke in the air. I'll go to a Rutgers game from Fla. anywhere east of the Mississippi.
They had all year to practice and never figured out how to line up, set the edge or tackle.Take it for the extra practices.Apparently nobody is thinking about that.
it's a new ball game now, Apr really doesn't matter in the grand scheme of thingsSad to see how far RU has fallen in the APR rankings. #53
They had all year to practice and never figured out how to line up, set the edge or tackle.
I understand. But hopefully the majority of the next years defense are not on the current roster.It's for NEXT YEAR!!!!!!
Agree, skip the crap bowl.RU should decline. Focus on NIL and Portal
| 2022 | Georgia Southern | 6–7 | 3–5 | T–4th (East) | L Camellia | ||
| 2023 | Georgia Southern | 6–7 | 3–5 | T–5th (East) | L Myrtle Beach | ||
| 2024 | Georgia Southern | 8–5 | 6–2 | 2nd (East) | L New Orleans | ||
| 2025 | Georgia Southern | 6–6 | 4–4 | 4th (East) |
Maybe it’s Zinn who passed.Kind of surprised Schiano passed this up. Clay Helton has an awful record in Bowls.
2022 Georgia Southern 6–7 3–5 T–4th (East) L Camellia 2023 Georgia Southern 6–7 3–5 T–5th (East) L Myrtle Beach 2024 Georgia Southern 8–5 6–2 2nd (East) L New Orleans 2025 Georgia Southern 6–6 4–4 4th (East)
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