Madden 20 Bowl Schedule: Playoffs Set After Group Play Results
The Madden 20 Bowl schedule for group play took place over the course of four days. After some exciting results from those games, we now have the playoffs officially set. They’ll begin this coming week and ultimately will decide the winner of the Madden 20 Bowl championship.
Madden 20 Bowl schedule: Group Play results and bracket
The Madden 20 Bowl schedule initially had 16 competitors split into four groups. After the four days of Group Play matchups, it means four competitors are out while the other 12 are on to the Wild Card or Quarterfinals round.
Group A consisted of Joke, Volt, Pavan, and Boogz. However, Boogz has been eliminated. Moe was eliminated from Group B with Koa, Millz, and Drini moving forward.
In Group C, Lil Man, Noah, and Cleff advanced while Schemin was eliminated. Just yesterday, Group D saw DCroft, Henry, and Wesley all move on, while Rage is out. Here’s a look at some of the top plays from Group D.
That sets up the Wild Card and Quarterfinals in the Madden 20 Bowl schedule. Here’s the look at the bracket ahead of the next games. You’ll notice that Joke, Young Kiv, Lil Man, and DCroft are awaiting the Wild Card winners in the Quarterfinals.
Playoffs schedule: When and where to watch
The playoffs portion of the Madden 20 Bowl schedule begins on Thursday, May 14 with the Wild Cards. We’ll see Pavan vs. Millz in Wild Card A with the winner taking on Joke in the Quarterfinals. It’s Drini vs. Volterax in Wild Card B. The winner will battle Young Kiv in the Quarterfinals.
Over in Wild Card C, ClefftheGod takes on Henry. The winner goes against Lil Man in the Quarterfinals. In the Wild Card D matchup, it’s Wesley vs. Noah with the winner getting DCroft in the Quarterfinals.
Coverage of the games will begin on Thursday, May 14 at 5 p.m. Eastern Time. As with previous coverage, gamers will be able to watch the matchups on the EA Madden NFL Twitch channel and YouTube.
Once we move into the Semifinals and Final, live coverage will go to ESPN2 beginning at 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Saturday, May 16. That means live streaming is available through the WatchESPN website and compatible apps.
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