With the college football bowl season arriving, here are the designated bowl games that Big Ten teams are eligible to play in.
Rivalry week in the 2022 college football season is over and done with. This weekend, conference champions will be determined by Saturday, Dec. 3. Then, the participants for each bowl game will be determined.
The Big Ten will receive some heavy representation this bowl season, as nine teams will fight to hoist a trophy to end their season. The teams in the conference that won’t be participating are Michigan State (5-7), Indiana (5-7), Rutgers (4-8), Nebraska (4-8), and Northwestern (1-11).
Now, here is every bowl game that is designated to the Big Ten.
Where will every Big Ten team play in the postseason?
Let’s take a look at every bowl-eligible team in the Big Ten conference:
- Michigan (12-0)
- Purdue (8-4)
- Ohio State (11-1)
- Penn State (10-2)
- Illinois (8-4)
- Minnesota (8-4)
- Iowa (7-5)
- Maryland (7-5)
- Wisconsin (6-6)
Now, let’s look at every bowl game that the Big Ten conference has partnered for this season. It’s important to note that no participants have been revealed as of this writing.
- Quick Lane Bowl: vs. MAC, Monday, Dec. 26
- Guaranteed Rate Bowl: vs. Big 12, Tuesday, Dec. 27
- Pinstripe Bowl: vs. ACC, Thursday, Dec. 29
- Duke’s Mayo Bowl: vs. ACC, Friday, Dec. 29
- Orange Bowl: (At-large team) vs. ACC, Friday, Dec. 30
- Music City Bowl: vs. SEC, Saturday, Dec. 31
- ReliaQuest Bowl: vs. SEC, Monday, Jan. 2
- Citrus Bowl: vs. SEC, Monday, Jan. 2
- Rose Bowl: s. Pac-12, Monday, Jan. 2
This article will be updated once all of the bowl game matchups are made official.
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