NOTBCS
Georgia, 0
Ohio State, 0.93
Michigan, 1
Washington, 2.8
Florida State, 3.54
Oregon, 4.56
Texas, 5.29
Alabama, 5.45
Penn State, 8.51
Louisville, 9.43
Missouri, 9.99
Oklahoma, 10.8
Mississippi, 11.1
LSU, 12.31
Oregon State, 14.19
Notre Dame, 15.32
Arizona, 15.77
Kansas State, 15.85
Tulane, 18.11
Iowa, 18.42
Liberty, 19.83
Oklahoma State, 20.18
James Madison, 22.04
Tennessee, 22.45
Utah, 22.48
Toledo, 22.71
Texas A&M, 22.97
SMU, 23.19
Troy, 23.22
North Carolina State, 23.24
Clemson, 23.27
UNLV, 23.31
North Carolina, 23.41
Kansas, 23.88
USC, 23.93
UCLA, 24.06
Miami Ohio, 24.11
Washington State, 24.14
Ohio, 24.15
Duke, 24.16
New Mexico State, 24.16
Florida, 24.16
Texas-San Antonio, 24.16
Fresno State, 24.17
Arkansas, 24.18
Iowa State, 24.18
Michigan State, 24.19
Central Florida, 24.2
Miami, 24.2
Memphis, 24.2
TCU, 24.2
Auburn, 24.21
Texas Tech, 24.21
West Virginia, 24.21
Air Force, 24.21
all others, 24.22

NOTCFP
#1: Michigan
#2: Ohio State
#3: Georgia
#4: Washington
#5: Oregon
#6: Florida State
#7: Alabama
#8: Texas
#9: Penn State
#10: Oklahoma
#11: Kansas State
#12: Mississippi
#13: Louisville
#14: Missouri
#15: LSU
#16: Notre Dame
#17: Oregon State
#18: Arizona
#19: Liberty
#20: Iowa
#21: James Madison
#22: Utah
#23: Troy
#24: Oklahoma State
#25: Tennessee

"How do you get into a bowl in the first place?"
Quick version: six wins and you're in
Slightly longer version: there are some exceptions:
1. Teams that play 13 regular season games need 7 wins - this year, only New Mexico State and Hawaii played 13
2. Teams that play two FCS teams and beat both of them can only count one - the only team this year that did this is Army
3. James Madison, Jacksonville State, and Sam Houston are in the second year of their FCS-to-FBS transitions, so they are not "automatically" bowl eligible with six wins, but can become bowl eligible - see below

"What happens if there aren't 82 bowl eligible teams?"
Then teams are added in this order:
1. Any 6-7 team (there won't be any)
2. James Madison and Jacksonville State, since they both have at least six wins
3. Enough 5-7 teams (or a 6-6 Army, which it can get to if it beats Navy) to fill the remaining spots, in order of their four-year football Academic Progress Rate (APR), with ties broken by one-year football APR