Here's the up to date bowl situation. As of today there are 70 teams bowl eligible (I did not factor Miami (Fl) in this 70 since they are serving a self imposed bowl ban), with 6 teams still having a chance to get eligible with wins next week. Considering 2 of the 6 (SyraPitt) face each other, so winner is in and loser is out. We can safely say a minimum of 71 teams will be bowl eligible, and 4 teams still have a shot at getting eligible (so worse case, 5 eligible teams could get shut out). UConn is at Cinci, USF hosts WVU, UCLA is at Oregon, and Hawaii hosts BYU. Here's the conference breakdown:
ACC: 8 teams eligible for 9 bowl tie ins (1 at large spot opens up).
B12: 8 teams eligible for 8 bowl tie ins (1 at large could open up if they get 2 teams in BCS).
BE: 5 teams eligible, with a shot to get 7 eligible, for 6 bowl it ins (but ND may take one of these). Could be looking for 1 to 2 at large spots.
B10: 10 teams eligible for 8 bowl tie ins. Figure they will get 2 teams in the BCS, so they'll be looking for 1 at large bowl.
P12: 6 teams eligible, with a shot to get 7 eligible, for 7 bowl tie ins. Figure they will put 2 in the BCS, so there could be 2 at large bowls available from the P12.
SEC: 9 teams bowl eligible for 9 bowl tie ins. They will get 2 teams in the BCS, so will leave 1 at large bowl available.
CUSA: 5 teams bowl eligible for 7 bowl tie ins. They will leave 2, possibly 3 (if Houston goes BCS) bowls open for at-large pool.
Independent: 2 teams bowl eligible w/ no tie ins (both will take a slot, BYU already accepted an invite).
MAC: 6 teams bowl eligible for 3 bowl tie ins. They will need 3 at large spots.
MWC: 5 teams bowl eligible for 4 bowl tie ins. They will need 1 at-large spot.
Sun Belt: 4 teams eligible for 2 bowl tie ins. They will need 2 at large spots.
WAC: 3 teams eligible, with a chance for a 4th team, for 3 bowl tie ins. They would need an at large spot if Hawaii beats BYU.
So, if we win Saturday, I feel very good about getting into a bowl. I wouldn't be surprised if it is either the St. Pete, the Liberty, or the Military bowl in Baltimore (since ACC won't fill it and both Army and Navy are not bowl eligible.