Event Details
- What: Tennessee vs Kentucky Wildcats
- When: Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009, 7 p.m.
- Where: Commonwealth Stadium
- Cost: Not available
- Age limit: All ages
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Music City Bowl president Scott Ramsey will be at Saturday's Kentucky-Tennessee game because that result could have the biggest impact on which SEC will come here.
Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas and Auburn are the SEC teams that Ramsey is most closely monitoring as likely candidates for the Dec. 27 game at LP Field.
In the ACC, Ramsey said North Carolina, Miami and Florida State remain the teams that will most likely wind up here. One of those will probably be invited to a bowl that picks ahead of the Music City.
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Comments » 21
Ringside writes:
I hope UT wins, but Tennessee in the Music City Bowl against Florida State could be the best case scenario for this bowl committee. And they know it.
GBO
Blitz,
Kissimmee,FL
rudy123 writes:
The match-up that gives us the best chance of winning and the bowl game that will generate us the most money for our program is the one I want us to go to.
DownTheField writes:
i don t think anyone wants the music city bowl.. at this point, with all the talk about the outback and the peach, i think the music city would be a bit of a disappointment
DownTheField writes:
huh?
DownTheField writes:
oic.. last year... maybe they could agree to a backyard football matchup just for fun
volatil writes:
The only problem I have with the MCB is it is going to be played at night! My guess is around 30 degrees at kickoff. I live in Murfreesboro, so a UT-Miami mathchup would be nice.
LadyVolsEighTimes writes:
As I understand it, all the Bowl Money goes in the SEC Pot, and is divided up evenly between the 12 Schools
kdaff51 writes:
You are correct. All revenue generated from the bowls goes into the SEC pot. Then divided by 13 (12 teams + SEC office gets 1 share) which is distributed between the SEC Schools.
RJ_Vol writes:
Don't mind those match-ups.
RJ_Vol writes:
In other words...I like them. Also, V-Tech in the Chick-Filet would be great.
volinlouisiana writes:
Not true. McDonalds has already got him under contract as the next Hamburgler.
metalhead223 writes:
but not in the next few years so after next year. YOU should be thanking the VOL nation, idiot!
everything runs in cycles and UF's is coming to a close, so get over your gator arse and recognize your headed south and we are headed north, get the picture now sunshine?
Ringside writes:
Something tells me Saban could be a candidate for Notre Dame.
FEARinSEC writes:
Hope he let's the door hit him where the good Lord split him!!!
Meyer is the one I want to stay, so he can become Kiffin's whippin' post!
V_O_L_S_GO_VOLS_GO writes:
Last time the gaturds made a prediction (i.e. a 60-0 shutout of TN) they got debunked and blamed it on the flu. Now, you're assuming that we finish 6-6. Still, even if we do, 6-6 is not bad for a first year coaching staff that's playing with a bare cupboard from Ol' Phil.
roloyo writes:
Rollin on the floor LMAO
roloyo writes:
Have another drink
CadmiumOchre (Inactive) writes:
Despite Fulmer leaving the team talent poor, they still put a decent team on the field. So yeah best coaching staff.
jc_vols writes:
I don't care who you are, that's funny right there!!!
brokebackvol writes:
I don't mind the jokes but honestly, UT playing in Nashville is HORRIBLE for the state's economy as it stands revenue stream-wise. Probably would get a fairly close to sell-out, but would need the other team to travel well and spend money. I do think Virgina Tech would be a good matchup as far as interest but in a different bowl.
bill#1374014 writes:
There are so many bad bowls out there that are not appealing to fans, does it matter what 2nd rate bowl the Vols will get? In this economy fans are not gonna shell out $100 per ticket to see a UT-Minnesota matchup.
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