Well, I decided I would also keep track of each conferences record during the bowl season again. I believe that the "Bowl Challenge Cup" is being awarded to the conference with the best winning percentage still, if not, oh well. It only has actual conferences, so the independents aren't included. Neither are conferences with less than three teams in. So, just like last year, the Sun Belt is going to be left out. Because they're an absolutely pitiful conference that could only get two teams into bowl games.
ACC:
North Carolina, Boston College, Clemson, Miami, Virginia Tech, Florida State, Georgia Tech
Record: 3-4 (0.429%) Games Remaining: 0
Big XII:
Texas A&M, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Texas
Record: 3-4 (0.429%) Games Remaining: 0
Big East:
Rutgers, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Cincinnati, South Florida, UConn
Record: 4-2 (0.667%) Games Remaining: 0
Big Ten:
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Northwestern, Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan State, Iowa
Record: 4-3 (0.571%) Games Remaining: 0
ConUSA:
Central Florida, Southern Miss, SMU, Marshall, Houston, East Carolina
Record: 2-4 (0.333%) Games Remaining: 0
MAC:
Ohio, Temple, Bowling Green, Northern Illinois, Central Michigan
Record: 1-4 (0.200%) Games Remaining: 0
Mountain West:
Wyoming, BYU, Utah, Air Force, TCU
Record: 4-1 (.800%) Games Remaining: 0
Pac 10:
Oregon State, Cal, USC, UCLA, Arizona, Stanford, Oregon
Record: 2-5 (0.286%) Games Remaining: 0
SEC:
Kentucky, Georgia, Tennessee, Auburn, LSU, Florida, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Alabama
Record: 6-4 (0.600%) Games Remaining: 0
WAC:
Fresno State, Nevada, Idaho, Boise State
Record: 2-2 (0.500%) Games Remaining: 0
**Standings**
1. Mountain West (4-1)
2. Big East (4-2)
3. SEC (6-4)
4. Big Ten (4-3)
5. WAC (2-2)
6. Big XII (3-4)
6. ACC (3-4)
8. ConUSA (2-4)
9. Pac 10 (2-5)
10. MAC (1-4)
*It shoud be obvious as we go along, but, BOLD means the team won, Itallics means they lost
2009-10 Bowl Challenge Cup
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