New 247Sports bowl projections have Auburn still playing on New Year’s Day

Despite losing two games in a row Auburn is still slotted in a New Year’s Day bowl by 247Sports

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Auburn’s two-game losing streak hasn’t really cost the Tigers in any way when it comes to bowl projections.

247Sports released their latest projections after Week 13 of the college football season and still have Gus Malzahn’s team heading to Orlando to play in the Citrus Bowl. The only difference is that this week it is Northwestern that the Tigers are slotted to meet.

This could be a Top 15 team vs. unranked matchup in Orlando, a location Auburn is familiar with during bowl season. The Tigers have underperformed this fall relative to expectations while the Wildcats are an upset loss away from being unbeaten and likely ranked inside the Top 10.

Auburn and Northwestern have met once before, that coming in the 2010 Outback Bowl. The Tigers pulled out a 38-35 victory in what was a wild game.

Here are the rest of the bowl projections for SEC teams:

Liberty Bowl

Projected matchup: West Virginia vs. South Carolina

Gasparilla Bowl

Projected matchup: Boston College vs. Kentucky

Birmingham Bowl

Projected matchup: Memphis vs. Tennessee

Texas Bowl

Projected matchup: Texas vs. Mississippi State

Music City Bowl

Projected matchup: Iowa vs. Arkansas

Armed Forces Bowl

Projected matchup: Ole Miss vs. Colorado

Outback Bowl

Projected matchup: Wisconsin vs. LSU

Gator Bowl

Projected matchup: North Carolina vs. Missouri

Cotton Bowl

Projected matchup: Oklahoma vs. Florida

Peach Bowl

Projected matchup: Georgia vs. Cincinnati

Orange Bowl

Projected matchup: Texas A&M vs. Miami

Sugar Bowl (CFP semi-final)

Projected matchup: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Notre Dame

College Football Playoff National Championship Game

Projected matchup: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 2 Clemson

Updated bowl projections from Sporting News has Auburn vs. Big Ten team

Auburn and Indiana have only met once in the two programs history with it coming in the 1990 Peach Bowl, a 27-23 Auburn victory.

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There are not many things you can count on in the year 2020 but one of them is that Auburn will probably play its bowl game in Florida and the Tigers will probably play a team from the Big Ten.

Over at Sporting News, Bill Bender has released his latest bowl projections and has Auburn facing Indiana in the Vrbo Citrus Bowl in Orlando on New Year’s Day.

The Hoosiers are currently 5-1 with their only loss coming at Ohio State, 42-35. They will be without star quarterback Michael Penix for the rest of the season after he tore his ACL in Saturday’s victory over Maryland this past Saturday.

The two programs have met just once before, that coming in the 1990 Peach Bowl. Auburn pulled out a 27-23 victory in the old Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta.

Here are the rest of the SEC bowl projections from Sporting News:

Music City Bowl

Kentucky vs. Iowa

Liberty Bowl

Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma State

Texas Bowl

LSU vs. Texas

Gator Bowl

Missouri vs. North Carolina

Outback Bowl

Georgia vs. Wisconsin

Cotton Bowl

Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma

Orange Bowl

Florida vs. Miami

Sugar Bowl (CFP semifinal)

Alabama vs. Clemson

College Football Playoff National Championship Game

Alabama vs. Ohio State

Updated bowl projections from College Football News

The latest bowl projections from College Football News has Auburn playing Indiana in the Citrus Bowl on New Year’s Day.

Auburn took it on the chin this past Saturday in a 42-13 loss to rival Alabama. The Tigers look to rebound when they host No. 5/6 Texas A&M on Saturday in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

A win against the Aggies would likely improve the Tigers bowl projections but, as of right now, Gus Malzahn’s team is projected to play upstart Indiana from the Big Ten in the Vrbo Citrus Bowl in Orlando on January 1 by College Football News.

The Hoosiers’ only loss of the season came against No. 3 Ohio State in Columbus, a close 42-35 defeat to the Buckeyes. Tom Allen’s team will be without starting quarterback Michael Penix the rest of the year after he tore his ACL in the win over Maryland this past Saturday.

Here are the rest of the bowl projections for the SEC:

Union Home Mortgage Gasparillia Bowl

Projection: Wake Forest vs South Carolina

Music City Bowl

Projection: Tennessee vs. Northwestern

Liberty Bowl

Projection: Arkansas vs. West Virginia

Texas Bowl

Projection: Kentucky vs. Oklahoma State

Birmingham Bowl

Projection: Memphis vs. Mississippi State

Gator Bowl

Projection: NC State vs. Ole Miss

Outback Bowl

Projection: LSU vs. Wisconsin

Las Vegas Bowl

Projection: Missouri vs. Colorado

Cotton Bowl

Projection: Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma

Peach Bowl

Projection: Georgia vs. Cincinnati

Orange Bowl

Projection: Florida vs. Miami

Sugar Bowl (CFP semi-final)

Projection: Alabama vs. Notre Dame’

College Football Playoff National Championship

Projection: Alabama vs. Clemson

Updated bowl projection for Auburn from 247Sports

The Tigers are 4-2 and head into Starkville to take on Mississippi State on Saturday.

Auburn enjoyed its bye week this weekend as the Tigers prepare for the final four-game stretch of their 2020 season. Gus Malzahn’s team travels to Starkville to take on Mississippi State, 24-14 winners over Vanderbilt on Saturday, at 4 p.m. ET on Saturday.

Over at 247Sports, they have updated their bowl projections and have the Tigers facing Northwestern in the Outback Bowl. The two programs have met just once in their history, a 38-35 Auburn victory in the 2010 Outback Bowl.

Here are the rest of the bowl projections for the SEC:

Music City Bowl

Projection: Indiana vs. Arkansas

Liberty Bowl

Projection: Kansas State vs. Kentucky

Texas Bowl

Projection: Texas vs. Mizzou

Birmingham Bowl

Projection: Marshall vs. Tennessee

Citrus Bowl

Projection: Wisconsin vs. Georgia

Gator Bowl

Projection: Boston College vs. LSU

Las Vegas Bowl

Projection: Utah vs. Ole Miss

Cotton Bowl

Projection: Oklahoma vs. Florida

Orange Bowl

Projection: Clemson vs. Texas A&M

Sugar Bowl (Playoff semifinal)

Projection: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Oregon