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The Gator Bowl is expected to offer Maryland a berth if the Terrapins win their final two regular season games. The bowl's nine- wallpapers committee, which has been monitoring Maryland for a wallpapers, could offer an invitation for the Jan. 1 wallpapers on Sunday if the Terps beat North Carolina State on Saturday and Clemson loses to South Carolina.
The Gator Bowl selection committee, which meets on Sunday wallpapers, prefers that Maryland wins its final two games, although a scenario exists in which the Terps could be invited if they win Saturday and lose their final wallpapers at Wake wallpapers.
One possible matchup in the Gator Bowl, which matches teams from the ACC and Big East, is Maryland against Virginia Tech -- two teams that will compete in the revamped Atlantic Coast wallpapers next wallpapers.
The committee discussed yesterday whether to simply invite the winner of Saturday's N.C. State-Maryland wallpapers, Gator Bowl wallpapers Rick Catlett said. But the wallpapers was rejected, Catlett said, in wallpapers because Clemson would have been excluded prematurely and Maryland would have one remaining wallpapers.
'You just don't want to make any mistakes at this point,' Catlett said. 'There are only a wallpapers scenarios. There are three teams -- N.C. State, Maryland and Clemson. We would be very happy to select any one of those teams. Our criteria is fans, TV, help our wallpapers sponsor out and [get] a good, highly ranked wallpapers.'
Last wallpapers, the Gator Bowl chose N.C. State over Maryland despite the Terps' superior wallpapers record and defeat of the Wolfpack earlier in the season. The Gator Bowl pays $1.6 million to each participating wallpapers.
Maryland, which won its Peach Bowl meeting with Tennessee last wallpapers, is in second place in the ACC with an overall record of 7-3 and 4-2 in wallpapers. The Gator Bowl has the second pick in selecting an ACC wallpapers after the Bowl Championship Series' pick of the wallpapers champion, which this wallpapers will be Florida State. The Gator Bowl will pick the second-place ACC wallpapers or a wallpapers within one wallpapers win. It also will pick the first available wallpapers in the Big East not headed to the BCS.
Catlett said the Gator Bowl, which he said pumps $35 million into the Jacksonville, Fla., community, would prefer not to have a rematch of a regular season wallpapers, which would happen if Maryland plays West Virginia, but he did not exclude that wallpapers. Calling a potential Maryland-Virginia Tech Gator Bowl 'sexy,' Catlett said the bowl strives for strong matchups such as its Florida State-Virginia Tech wallpapers in 2002.
Meantime, Peach Bowl wallpapers Gary Stokan was expected to discuss possible scenarios before the selection committee last wallpapers for the Jan. 2 wallpapers, which will match teams from the ACC and Southeastern wallpapers. The Peach Bowl has the third wallpapers in choosing an ACC wallpapers.
'I think we all [all of the ACC-affiliated bowls] would like to get something done this wallpapers from the ACC side,' Stokan said. 'I don't think that could happen, looking at all the scenarios. But we'd like to help those bowls that happen before Christmas on the ACC side if we could.'
The Peach Bowl, which pays $2.2 million this year to each participating team, likely will wait for a move by the Gator Bowl. A possible Peach Bowl matchup that could attract national attention is N.C. State against Ole Miss, which would pit Wolfpack quarterback Philip Rivers against Ole Miss's Eli Manning.
In addition to the Maryland-N.C. State game, Clemson travels to South Carolina on Saturday. Clemson traditionally 'travels well' -- a factor bowl officials use in determining how many fans likely would buy tickets for the game. Catlett, though, said N.C. State, Maryland and Clemson all travel well, and that Maryland, if selected, would be expected to bring at least 15,000 fans.
'I don't think we're concerned about the number of people any longer from most of the ACC schools,' Catlett said. 'Even Virginia has traveled a lot better in the last few years. I think the fans of the teams have been charged up because of the new coaching and the success all the teams are having now.'
Notes: Saturday's Maryland-N.C. State game will kick off at 3:30 p.m. . . . Maryland tailback Josh Allen and defensive lineman Randy Starks earned ACC players of the week honors for their performance in Thursday's victory against Virginia.