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2011 BCS Bowls
Probably not. The Sugar Bowl traditionally invites the SEC Champion and that would be LSU. With LSU and Alabama likely headed for the BCS Championship, the SEC invitation could go to Arkansas if Georgia falls to 9-3. However, Arkansas might go to the Capital One Bowl instead, which might open the door for the 4th place Bulldogs.
However, at least some Sugar Bowl members may opt for another nationally ranked team, such as Michigan. The opponent could be undefeated Houston, the Conference USA champion.
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