. Some of these are already set, hence 90% inaccurate instead of 100% 
New Mexico: Boise State vs. Arizona
Las Vegas: Fresno State vs. USC
Idaho Potato: Toledo vs. San Jose State
New Orleans: UL Lafayette vs. Tulane
Beef O’Brady’s: Middle Tennessee vs. Buffalo*
Hawaii: Colorado State vs. ECU
Little Caesar’s Pizza: Ball State vs. Pitt*
Poinsettia: Northern Illinois vs. Utah State
Military: Syracuse vs. Marshall
Texas: Washington State* vs. Minnesota
Kraft Fight Hunger: Washington vs. BYU
Buffalo Wild Wings: Nebraska vs. Texas Tech
Pinstripe: Rutgers vs. Notre Dame*
Belk: Cincinnati vs. North Carolina
Russell Athletic: Louisville vs. Miami
Armed Forces: San Diego State vs. Navy
Music City: Boston College vs. Ole Miss
Alamo: Oregon vs. Texas
Holiday: Arizona State vs. Kansas State
Sun: Virginia Tech vs. UCLA
Independence: Georgia Tech vs. Western Kentucky*
Liberty: Rice vs. Vanderbilt
Chick-fil-A: Duke vs. Texas A&M
Gator: Michigan vs. Georgia
Capital One: South Carolina vs. Wisconsin
Outback: LSU vs. Iowa
Heart of Dallas: North Texas vs. Maryland*
Rose: Stanford vs. Michigan State
Sugar: Alabama vs. Oklahoma
Fiesta: Baylor vs. UCF
Orange: Clemson vs. Ohio State
Cotton: Oklahoma State vs. Missouri
BBVA Compass: Mississippi State vs. Houston
GoDaddy: Bowling Green vs. Arkansas State
BCS Championship: Auburn vs. Florida State
It's sounding more and more like UNLV will get the shaft. The current athletic director at San Jose State, as far as I know, has some kind of tie with the folks who run the Potato Bowl. Sounds like SJSU will get the nod there and then UNLV probably won't be attractive enough for the other bowls to get in. I think it's a giant punch in the gut to that school that after toiling for so long, they'll get left out of the picture for a team like San Diego State who they just obliterated. They could still get in, but if SJSU gets the Potato Bowl, then it might come down to San Diego State and UNLV for that final bid. The MWC picture is still in a bit of flux though.
I heard a rumor that the Poinsettia was the destination for Northern Illinois if they had lost the championship game to Bowling Green. The Poinsettia sounded like they wanted Utah State for a while as well. It also sounds that Oregon State's fan base might be perceived to be too dejected to travel well, so I left them out of the at-large picture and put Western Kentucky. This might be a mild upset, but you would have to figure that Washington State is ahead of Oregon State on the at-large totem pole. WKU would do a better job of showing up to Shreveport than Oregon State.
Since Marshall is already in the Military Bowl, the Military may take a team that would have to travel somewhat farther so they get some out-of-town presence in the local economy. Maryland would be the homer choice, but Syracuse would show up without issue. The Terps could easily wind up here though.
As for the BCS, I still think Oregon is a player for the Sugar Bowl or perhaps even the Fiesta Bowl. The Sugar could surprise us all and take UCF, I still think. That being said, America wants Oregon/Bama and I think the Sugar Bowl would be making a mistake to pass up on that opportunity. If they went with pitting the underdog against Alabama, the Fiesta would definitely take Oregon to play Baylor. I can't attest to its likelihood, but that would be my favorite scenario by a mile. Clemson might also be more on the bubble than these prognosticators assume.
