The Michigan Wolverines (7-2, 4-2 Big Ten) sit at No. 14 in the AP top-25 and are on the outside looking in for a New Year's Six bowl game and the College Football Playoff. U-M's seven wins make them more than bowl eligible, and now it's just a matter of where they'll be sent in the postseason.
U-M has a bye this week and then finishes its season with Michigan State, at Indiana and Ohio State. The Wolverines, with a strong finish to the season, can find its way into the New Year's Six and can improve their bowl game stock.
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Here's where several national publications have projected for where U-M will wind up come bowl season:
• Steven Lassan, Athlon Sports
Michigan vs. Tennessee in the Gator Bowl (Jan. 2, 7 PM on ESPN)
• Kyle Bonagura & Mark Schlabach, ESPN
Bonagura: Michigan vs. USC in the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl (Dec. 27, 8 PM on FS1)
Schlabach: Michigan vs. Washington in the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl
Michigan vs. USC in the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl
Michigan vs. Auburn in the Citrus Bowl (Jan. 1, 1 PM on ABC)
Michigan vs. USC in the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl
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