If they beat KSU. It would obviously be a bad one, but there will be some 5-7 teams invited. There are now 72 teams 6-6 or better, yet there are 82 bowl slots.
https://www.hookem.com/story/sports/football/2021/11/23/texas-longhorns-football-bowl-game-2021-still-possible-win-friday/8725496002/?utm_source=SND&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=bevobeat&fbclid=IwAR0Q129PT9IYfNONz3_AR_mSt1zjU8bw8cjZlA2wOOBbZMCeLAkX95lV3FI
Apparently, team APR is the tie breaker for bowl eligibility.
Then it gets funny when you start thinking about where they might go.
https://www.hookem.com/story/sports/football/2021/11/23/texas-longhorns-football-bowl-game-2021-still-possible-win-friday/8725496002/?utm_source=SND&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=bevobeat&fbclid=IwAR0Q129PT9IYfNONz3_AR_mSt1zjU8bw8cjZlA2wOOBbZMCeLAkX95lV3FI
Apparently, team APR is the tie breaker for bowl eligibility.
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Of the 10 spots still available, four will be grabbed by winners of 5-6 vs. 5-6 games. That will make 76 bowl-eligible teams, leaving six slots. But only three other 5-6 teams are favored this week, so if form holds, three bids will go to 5-7 teams based on APR.
Just four potential 5-7 teams are ahead of Texas in the APR pecking order, and two Middle Tennessee and Rutgers can get bowl-eligible with wins over fellow 5-6 teams. A third, Washington, needs to upset Washington State in the Apple Cup to reach 5-7. The fourth team, California, is 4-6 and an underdog to UCLA before closing Dec. 4 against USC, which also is 4-6.
Then it gets funny when you start thinking about where they might go.
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And where would Texas land? Well, 5-7 teams are shuffled to the back of the bus, so it could be any far-flung destination. The best-case scenario: TCU and WVU both lose, and Texas is allowed to fill a Big 12 tie-in at the Dec. 28 First Responder Bowl on SMU's campus in Dallas.
