Posted by ESPN.com's Graham Watson
The Mid-American Conference has some of the higher men's recruiting figures as well as overall recruiting figures in the non-BCS.
It is surprising that Eastern Michigan leads the conference in recruiting money considering it's not a traditional football power in the conference, but I don't know it's standing in nonrevenue sports.
This is it for today, but I'll put together the Sun Belt and WAC tomorrow.
| MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE |
| SCHOOL | MEN'S TEAMS | TOTAL |
| Eastern Michigan | $356,819 | $611,412 |
| Miami-Ohio | $349,279 | $577,439 |
| Akron | $371,705 | $557,813 |
| Toledo | $358,388 | $490,804 |
| Buffalo | $304,122 | $447,905 |
| Temple | $323,442 | $447,256 |
| Ohio | $280,482 | $437,623 |
| Central Michigan | $282,015 | $416,874 |
| Bowling Green State | $281,809 | $371,906 |
| Ball State | $221,316 | $290,462 |
| Kent State | $163,091 | $274,907 |
| Northern Illinois | $180,970 | $254,495 |
| Western Michigan | $176,486 | $235,556 |
Watson joined ESPN.com in 2008 after four seasons covering the Missouri Tigers and the Big 12 Conference for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She also covered college football recruiting for the Dallas Morning News.
