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What is Pitt's likely bowl destination?

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CBS sports and Jerry Palm both have Pitt in the Holiday Bowl against Washington.


Brett McMurphy has Pitt in the Birmingham Bowl against Arkansas.


Projection sports has Pitt in the Fenway Bowl against Tulane.

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I am hoping for Annapolis.

Just hoping for that to minimize the amount of resources I need to invest to this team one more time
 
I know I. Probably in the minority but I wouldn’t mind not going to a bowl game to just get blown out again but a bad team
 
After getting over the sting of the end of the season and the rationalization of it all I am now (and honestly always excited) about a bowl game.
 
According to Pat Boston’s on his Pitt insider show he says Pitt -UConn in the Fenway Bowl or the Military Bowl. He is pretty well connected to the Athletic Dept so this is likely.

They should have Wanny and Edsell as honorary captains. They could meet at midfield and reenact the victory dance that Edsell did in 2010 that sealed Wanny's fate as coach of Pitt. It would be glorious.
 
In case you are wondering it’s 11 AM start and will be on ESPN. Saturday Dec.28.
I'm not sure there could be a less desirable match-up in a less desirable location. If I turn it on, it will only be if they are winning...I would hate to ruin my holiday season with another uninspiring performance by the coaches and players.
 
My plan was to only go to anything east of the Mississippi. Boston qualifies but is my least favorite option, I was hoping for an easy drive to New York or Annapolis. Boston will involve a flight at last minute holiday prices ugh At least JetBlue has non stop and free WiFi.
 
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I'm not sure there could be a less desirable match-up in a less desirable location. If I turn it on, it will only be if they are winning...I would hate to ruin my holiday season with another uninspiring performance by the coaches and players.
Ehhhhhh Birmingham is massively worse of a destination than Boston
 
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