Other games 10-19

[catzacker]

remember when we had a good team and didn't have to worry about counting D1AA wins?  was pretty cool.  Will the various bowl committees count "best 2-4 team in the country" as a win?

[Skipper44]

Was the 6 D1A wins rule in effect then?  It seems like going 4-3 in conference would of got us to a bowl

I don't believe 1AA wins counted toward bowl eligibility then. It was changed a year or two later that you could count a 1AA win every 3 or 4 years. Then when 12 game schedules came in the early 2000s, you could count one 1AA win yearly.

KU went 6-5 that year with no bowl and all 6 wins were D1; I guess that was back in the days before bowl tie-ins, especially the lower tier bowls. 

KSU at 7-4 and KU at 6-5 had to been the highest point of football in the sunflower state (obviously upstaged by 95)

[kso_FAN]

Was the 6 D1A wins rule in effect then?  It seems like going 4-3 in conference would of got us to a bowl

I don't believe 1AA wins counted toward bowl eligibility then. It was changed a year or two later that you could count a 1AA win every 3 or 4 years. Then when 12 game schedules came in the early 2000s, you could count one 1AA win yearly.

KU went 6-5 that year with no bowl and all 6 wins were D1; I guess that was back in the days before bowl tie-ins, especially the lower tier bowls. 

KSU at 7-4 and KU at 6-5 had to been the highest point of football in the sunflower state (obviously upstaged by 95)

There were 18 bowl games in 1991 and still 18 in 1995.

By 2006 the number was 32, last year there were 35.