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Track which conferences are winning the 2024-25 college football bowl season

College Football Playoff bracket: Breaking down the final rankings, matchups

The college football bowl season is here. And with the addition of the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff, it gives conferences ample opportunities to finish the season on a high note. 

With dozens of bowl games along with the CFP, follow along to get all the results and see which conference ends up with the best bowl record.

This article will be updated throughout bowl season. Conference representatives are in bold. Also, some conferences have more bowl games listed than bowl teams because advancement in the College Football Playoff and teams playing more than one game during bowl season.

CONFERENCE (BOWL TEAMS) RECORD WINNING PERCENTAGE
AMERICAN (8 teams) 6-2 .750
ACC (13) 2-11 .153
BIG 12 (8) 4-5 .444
BIG TEN (12) 11-6 .647
CONFERENCE USA (5)* 1-4 .200
INDEPENDENTS (2) 4-1 0.800
MAC (7) 5-2 .714
MOUNTAIN WEST (5) 1-4 .200
PAC-12 (1) 0-1 .000
SEC (13) 8-7 .533
SUN BELT (7)* 4-3 .571

*Louisiana Tech replaced Marshall in the Independence Bowl

American Athletic Conference (8 teams)

Record: 6-2

ACC (13 teams)

Record: 2-11

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Big 12 (8 teams)

Record: 4-5

Big Ten (12 teams)

Record: 11-6

CUSA (5 teams)

Record: 1-4

Independents (2 teams)

Record: 4-0

MAC (7 teams)

Record: 5-2

Mountain West (5 teams)

Record: 1-4

Pac-12 (1 team)

Record: 0-1

SEC (13 teams)

Record: 8-7

Sun Belt (7 teams)

Record: 3-3

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