With the NCAA Baseball College World Series ending, here are the final standings in this season's NOTBCS Cup:

SEC - 2080
368 - Baseball (Mississippi)
360 - M Outdoor Track & Field (Florida)
348 - W Basketball (South Carolina)
339 - W Outdoor Track & Field (Florida)
332 - W Indoor Track & Field (Florida)
316 - Football (Georgia)
17 - Rifle (Kentucky)

Big 12 - 1880
437 - M Basketball (Kansas)
367 - M Golf (Texas)
333 - M Indoor Track & Field (Texas)
300 - W Tennis (Texas)
294 - W Softball (Oklahoma)
88 - W Rowing (Texas)
61 - W Gymnastics (Oklahoma)

ACC - 1561
347 - W Cross Country (North Carolina State)
335 - W Soccer (Florida State)
300 - M Tennis (Virginia)
252 - M Soccer (Clemson)
189 - W Swimming (Virginia)
118 - W Lacrosse (North Carolina)
20 - Fencing (Notre Dame)

Big 10 - 633
333 - W Volleyball (Wisconsin)
96 - M Wrestling (Penn State)
91 - M Lacrosse (Maryland)
77 - W Field Hockey (Northwestern)
36 - W Ice Hockey (Ohio State)

Pac-12 - 563
262 - W Golf (Stanford)
162 - M Swimming (California)
62 - W Beach Volleyball (USC)
35 - W Water Polo (Stanford)
32 - M Water Polo (California)
17 - M Gymnastics (Stanford)
10 - Skiing (Utah)
Big Sky - 392
392 - M Cross Country (Northern Arizona)

Summit - 76
76 - M Ice Hockey (Denver)
Division II - 35
35 - W Bowling (McKendree)

Big West - 28
28 - M Volleyball (Hawai'i)

For those of you who remotely care, a conference that wins an NCAA championship open to Division I schools gets a number of points equal to the number of Division I schools that sponsor it (this includes schools that are normally Division II but play as Division I in that particular sport; also, football counts both FBS and FCS schools, although only the CFP winner is considered the champion), with a 25% bonus for men's sports to account for the fact that the total number of women's teams over all sports is 25% higher than the number of men's sports (in no small part because a school needs 5 women's sports with 17 players each to match the 85 men who play football); in the rare case that a Division II or III school wins a national championship open to Division I, the points go to the division instead of a conference.

The SEC was well behind the ACC and Big 12 just two weeks ago, with only 1013 points, but it swept the last three championships - men's and women's outdoor track and field, and baseball - worth a combined 1067 points.