Noah Trister | The Associated Press | November 19, 2018 Here's every bowl-eligible college football team so far in 2018 Notre Dame is the team of the week Share Virginia Tech still has a chance to reach the .500 mark and secure bowl eligibility. The Hokies (4-6) are set to play Marshall on Dec. 1 — if Virginia Tech needs a win to become bowl eligible. The Hokies and Thundering Herd had games against other opponents canceled Sept. 15 because of Hurricane Florence, and it looked like the shortened schedule might cost Virginia Tech a chance to extend its 25-season bowl streak. GOT DAX ❓ Coach Fuente appreciates the way @ChiefDax_25 pours his heart & soul into everything he does - especially when it comes to football! #Hokies 🦃 pic.twitter.com/2yMyeqlV4p — Virginia Tech Football (@VT_Football) November 19, 2018 That streak may still come to an end. The Hokies have to beat Virginia this coming week to have any chance at reaching .500, but now they have a willing opponent for a potential 12th game. Marshall was supposed to face South Carolina on Sept. 15. That game was called off, and the Gamecocks scheduled a makeup game for Dec. 1 against Akron, which had a Sept. 1 matchup with Nebraska cancelled due to lightning. The Akron-South Carolina game could have bowl implications too. South Carolina is already eligible, but Akron is 4-6. BIG defensive stop for the Zips to start the second half. Sack by Brennan Williams for a 10-yard loss to force Bowling Green to punt. Watch on ESPN3: https://t.co/TFqFy4xkHz pic.twitter.com/8eMcgqHyTj — Akron Zips Football (@ZipsFB) November 17, 2018 There are 78 bowl slots to fill this season, and the following 71 teams are already eligible: Alabama Alabama-Birmingham Appalachian State Arizona State Arkansas State Army Auburn Boise State Boston College Buffalo BYU California Central Florida Cincinnati Clemson Duke Eastern Michigan Florida Florida International Fresno State Georgia Georgia Southern Georgia Tech Hawaii Houston Iowa Iowa State Kentucky Louisiana Tech Louisiana-Lafayette Louisiana-Monroe LSU Marshall Memphis Miami Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee Mississippi State Missouri N.C. State Nevada North Texas Northern Illinois Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oregon Penn State Pittsburgh San Diego State South Carolina South Florida Stanford Syracuse Temple Texas Texas A&M Toledo Troy Utah Utah State Virginia Washington Washington State West Virginia Western Michigan Wisconsin RELATED: Latest College Football Playoffs rankings The following games this coming week involve teams still on the bowl bubble: Tuesday Miami, Ohio (5-6) vs. Ball State A Beautiful Struggle. 6th-year student-athlete Jordan Fogal views his five surgeries as a blessing in disguise, thanks to an opportunity to earn both his bachelor's and master's degrees. (🎥: @CSUFootball) pic.twitter.com/SzMq4YriTZ — NCAA Football (@NCAAFootball) November 15, 2018 Friday Akron (4-6) at Ohio Coastal Carolina (5-6) at South Alabama Virginia Tech (4-6) vs. Virginia Saturday Arizona (5-6) vs. Arizona State Baylor (5-6) vs. Texas Tech (5-6) Colorado (5-6) at California Florida Atlantic (5-6) vs. Charlotte Florida State (5-6) vs. Florida Indiana (5-6) vs. Purdue (5-6) Kansas State (5-6) at Iowa State Maryland (5-6) at Penn State Minnesota (5-6) at Wisconsin SMU (5-6) at Tulsa Southern California (5-6) vs. Notre Dame Southern Mississippi (5-5) at Texas-El Paso Texas Christian (5-6) vs. Oklahoma State Tulane (5-6) vs. Navy Vanderbilt (5-6) vs. Tennessee (5-6) Wake Forest (5-6) at Duke Wyoming (5-6) at New Mexico This article was written by Noah Trister from The Associated Press and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to legal@newscred.com. COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEWS: LATEST TV SCHEDULE >> TRACKING EVERY UNDEFEATED TEAM >> March Madness: Getting to know the No. 13 seed in the NCAA tournament Here's a detailed history of how No. 13 seeds have fared in the NCAA tournament. READ MORE The longest college basketball shot ever — what we know Marshall's Bruce Morris made a shot from 89 feet, 10 inches on Feb. 7, 1985, the longest known make in college basketball history. READ MORE Men's college basketball stats: We analyzed the best shot-blockers in the country. Here's how many points they've saved Using the play-by-play data from each player's games this season, I gave an approximate expected point value for each blocked shot. READ MORE