If both Ohio State and Michigan State win today, it appears pretty likely that the B1G will get two teams in the New Year's Six bowl games. For argument's sake, I'll assume that happens and Ohio State wins the CCG.
If that happens, that would leave Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska pretty clearly in the next tier in the conference. The B1G has adopted a tiered assignment system with the first tier - after the New Year's Six games - being the Capital One, Outback and Holiday bowls. Given all the recent Florida trips by the Huskers, it seems pretty likely that the Holiday Bowl would be the destination.
The Holiday Bowl technically gets the #3 pick out of the Pac-12. That could be affected by the Pac-12 getting two teams in the New Year's Six games. The Pac-12 was likely to get two teams in a month ago but they aren't finishing strong. I would still expect Oregon and one other team to get in. The Pac-12's next three - after Oregon - are Arizona, UCLA and Arizona State. One of those teams would seem to be headed to San Diego.
If that happens, that would leave Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska pretty clearly in the next tier in the conference. The B1G has adopted a tiered assignment system with the first tier - after the New Year's Six games - being the Capital One, Outback and Holiday bowls. Given all the recent Florida trips by the Huskers, it seems pretty likely that the Holiday Bowl would be the destination.
The Holiday Bowl technically gets the #3 pick out of the Pac-12. That could be affected by the Pac-12 getting two teams in the New Year's Six games. The Pac-12 was likely to get two teams in a month ago but they aren't finishing strong. I would still expect Oregon and one other team to get in. The Pac-12's next three - after Oregon - are Arizona, UCLA and Arizona State. One of those teams would seem to be headed to San Diego.