romegajacket
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1,696,795 people were in attendance for the bowl games of 2006-06. This averages out to be 53,025 per game. I don't know what the average price paid for attending would be.
Big East wins 100% of their bowl games and scores 150 points while giving up 89.
SEC wins 62.5% by scoring 257 pts and giving up 193.
ACC is tied for 3rd place with 50% wins scoring 206 pts. and giving up 199. ACC is tied with WAC, Sunbelt, PAC 10, MWC, MAC at 50% wins.
BIG TWELVE comes in with a 37.5% win status.
BIG TEN comes in with a 28.57% win status.
C-USA wins 1 and loses 4 for a 20% win status.
INDEPENDS are 0 for 2 for a 0% win status.
SEC scored the most points with 257.
BIG TWELVE was 2nd in most pts with 218.
ACC came in 3rd by scoring 206 pts.
Surprisingly, MWC had the highest ratio of pts spread with 112 for and 47 against for a 70.44% for/against.
If this hasn't bored you enough, please advise because I have even more boring stats if you like.
Big East wins 100% of their bowl games and scores 150 points while giving up 89.
SEC wins 62.5% by scoring 257 pts and giving up 193.
ACC is tied for 3rd place with 50% wins scoring 206 pts. and giving up 199. ACC is tied with WAC, Sunbelt, PAC 10, MWC, MAC at 50% wins.
BIG TWELVE comes in with a 37.5% win status.
BIG TEN comes in with a 28.57% win status.
C-USA wins 1 and loses 4 for a 20% win status.
INDEPENDS are 0 for 2 for a 0% win status.
SEC scored the most points with 257.
BIG TWELVE was 2nd in most pts with 218.
ACC came in 3rd by scoring 206 pts.
Surprisingly, MWC had the highest ratio of pts spread with 112 for and 47 against for a 70.44% for/against.
If this hasn't bored you enough, please advise because I have even more boring stats if you like.