College football bowl bubble 2022: Which teams are bowl eligible, and what does everyone else need to do to get to six wins?
Bowl Eligible Teams, Who’s On The Bubble Going Into Week 12
And now it’s really on.
UConn is bowl eligible and Texas A&M isn’t? Duke is in and Arkansas is fighting for its bowl life?
It’s been a fun year and now the bowl picture is becoming clearer. Who’s bowl eligible – six wins, or seven if you beat two teams from the FCS – and who’s already at seven losses and done? Okay, so 5-7 teams might be eligible if there aren’t enough teams available for the slots, but there’s no reason to get into that yet.
Below is the status of every college football team the it comes their respective bowl situations. What’s every team’s remaining schedule? Who’s in, who’s out, and who’s on the bubble?
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Bowl Eligible Teams, Who’s On The Bubble
ACC | AAC | Big Ten | Big 12 | C-USA
IND | MAC | M-West | Pac-12 | SEC | Sun Belt
Bowl Projections | Rankings 1-131, By Conference
ACC Bowl Eligible Teams
Teams in italics moved categories this week
Bowl Eligible
Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Louisville, NC State, North Carolina, Pitt, Syracuse, Wake Forest
Who Isn’t Bowl Eligible
Boston College, Virginia, Virginia Tech
Will Likely Go Bowling
Miami (5-5): at Clemson, Pitt
Bowl Bubble/Likely Won’t Go Bowling
Georgia Tech (4-6): at North Carolina, at Georgia
