Frisco Beach Bowl

[smupony94]

@McMurphyESPN

Miami Beach Bowl leaving Miami after only 3 years. Bowl game likely headed to Frisco, Texas

[mrydel]

Little Rock and Austin were just on the verge of Bowl site approval last year. Wonder how Frisco jumped into the mix?

[smupony94]

You can move existing bowls

[skyscraper]

Oh God, we're totally getting stuck in Frisco if we go bowling this year.

[smupony94]

All minor bowls suck

[gostangs]

Frisco would suck worse than most, though.

[mrydel]

I just thought Austin or Little Rock would be good for the move.

[Stallion]

in 2017 game will be against Sun Belt representative-but wait we will have already played a strong Sun Belt schedule in 2017. Some day you guys will figure out the only way for SMU to get major respect against teams we care about is in the Non-Conference. The only good Bowl Game matchups left will be against 6-6 P5 schools

[smupony94]

Frisco would suck worse than most, though.

You can go to Birmingham or Shreveport I will take Frisco

[skyscraper]

What kind of reward is playing a Sun Belt team in Frisco?
Yes, our AAC bowl tie-ins are low level leagues, but at least you get a trip to Florida or the Bahamas.

[Pony Boss]

This makes perfect sense. It's an AAC bowl, why not have it in an AAC market (Dallas-Fort Worth) instead of an ACC market (Miami)?

[Digetydog]

Little Rock and Austin were just on the verge of Bowl site approval last year. Wonder how Frisco jumped into the mix?

They bought an existing bowl.

[smupony94]

This makes perfect sense. It's an AAC bowl, why not have it in an AAC market (Dallas-Fort Worth) instead of an ACC market (Miami)?

AAC sold it to espn

[DanFreibergerForHeisman]

We would fill the place

[sbsmith]

Oh God, we're totally getting stuck in Frisco if we go bowling this year.

On the bright side, it's a very appropriately sized venue for our fanbase.