10 best 2016 college football bowl game swag bags
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5. Quick Lane Bowl (Boston College vs. Maryland)
It’s nice to see Maryland on the comeback trail these days. Former Michigan defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin has turned things in the right direction for the Terrapins as they looked much improved from their 3-9 season in 2015. They’ll be facing off against Boston College in the Quick Lane Bowl.
Detroit’s only bowl game happens to give out one of the best gift packages. You wouldn’t think that a trip up to the cold and snow would have its perks, but these two teams are used to the chilly weather and poor winter conditions.
The two teams will be getting spoiled with a $200 Best Buy gift card, first and foremost. As mentioned on previous slides, there’s plenty that college kids can do with a couple hundred bucks to a place like Best Buy. Heck, some adults would kill for that kind of gift this holiday season.
To go along with that, the two sides will get JBL headphones and a life-sized Fathead decal for each participant of his likeness (possibly meaning a personalized Fathead). Since they’ll be playing in the frigid weather, they’ll also receiver a winter hat and hoodie to go along with Rock ‘Em Apparel socks, a backpack and vintage football.
Besides being set up to succeed in the cold winter weather, these players will have all they need to make a killing electronically.