This weekend seven more teams became bowl eligible, so there are now 13 total: USF, Houston, Clemson, Baylor, Mich, O$U, Neb, WMU, Boise, Wash, Utah, TxAM, Bama

18 teams have five wins and need only one win for eligibility: Memphis, Wake, L'ville, FSU, UNC, Pitt, WVU, Iowa, Toledo, CMU, EMU, SDSU, AZSt, Colo, FL, Tenn, Ark, Troy

33 teams have four wins and need just two wins for eligibility: Navy, Tulsa, Temps, NCSt, VaTech,, MiamiF,GaTech, Okla St, TCU, Okla, PSU, MD, Minn, Wis, MTSU, ODU, SMiss, WKU, LaTech, BYU, OHIO, Akron, BSU, Wyoming, AFA, Wash St, Stanford, USC, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, App St, Idaho.

19 other teams need to win half or fewer of their remaining games to be eligible: UCF, Cincy, Tulane, BC, KState, TxTech, Tex, Ind, Purdue, NWern, NTex, UTSA, Army*, NM, Cal, Kentucky, Miss, GaSouth, SBama.

(* -- Needs seven wins to be eligible.)

So 83 teams are either eligible or need to win half or fewer of their remaining games to be eligible for one of the 80 bowl slots.

To be bowl eligible, we are likely going to have to beat both Kent and Buffalo, which sounds doable, until you remember that we have only beaten Kent and Buffalo in the same season once since 2006.

5-7 looking more likely than 7-5 to me....