(08-26-2015 08:08 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  

(08-26-2015 07:55 AM)Hank Schrader Wrote:  

(08-26-2015 07:25 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  

(08-26-2015 05:02 AM)AtlantaTonyTiger Wrote:  

(06-02-2015 02:49 PM)200yrs2late Wrote:  Since the magazines have started to come out I figured it was time we start arguing over whose better on paper and in our minds. Losses in parenthesis.

East

UCF 6-2 (UH, Cincy)
East Carolina 6-2 (Navy, UCF)
Cincy 5-3 (Memphis, UH, East Carolina)
Temple 4-4 (Cincy, UCF, East Carolina, Memphis)
USF 2-6 (Memphis, Navy, East Carolina, Temple, Cincy, UCF)
UCONN 1-7 (Navy, UCF, USF, Cincy, ECU, UH, Temple)

West

Navy 6-2 (SMU, Tulsa)
Memphis 6-2 (Navy, SMU)
Houston 5-3 (Tulane, Memphis, Navy)
Tulane 4-4 (UCF, Temple, Navy, Memphis)
SMU 3-6 (East Carolina, UH, USF, Temple, Tulane)
Tulsa 1-7 (UH, East Carolina, Memphis, SMU, UCF, Cincy, Tulane)


The East is between Cincy and UCF, but East Carolina could throw a wrench in things. (Call me a homer if you like, but avoiding the WTF games will put East Carolina in the hunt.)

The West is a little easier to figure. Memphis is the strongest team, but I'm high on Navy and think the edge out Memphis who might be looking ahead to UH.

Interesting, you have Memphis losing to SMU and SMU losing to Memphis.

Thanks for catching that. Fixed it. SMU surprises everybody with a win @ Memphis.

If UConn has 1 win, but no team loses to UConn, do they really have 1 win?

Dammit, y'all gonna make me dig out my paper from 2 months ago when I did this. I'll look for it the next few days.

I don't think Uconn gets blanked, but looking at it again, I don't know who they beat. ECU,UH,Navy,USF at home... Maybe they get USF, dont see them getting any of the other three, maybe a win at Tulane on the road.

Just busting your stones.

EAST:

1. Cincinnati (8-0)
T-2. Temple (5-3)
T-2. UCF (5-3)
4. East Carolina (4-4)
5. USF (3-5)
6. UConn (1-7)

WEST:

T-1. Memphis (6-2)
T-1. Navy (6-2)
3. Houston (5-3)
T-4. Tulane (2-6)
T-4. SMU (2-6)
6. Tulsa (1-7)

Cincinnati over Memphis in the AAC Championship Game.

I'm going full homer on this one. I'm all in on my team this year. Go Bearcats!

East
1. Cincinnati (bowl)
2. UCF (bowl)
3. Temple (bowl)
4. ECU
5. USF
6. UCONN

West
1. Memphis (Bowl)
2. Navy (Bowl)
3. Houston (Bowl)
4. Tulsa (Bowl)
5. Tulane
6. SMU

EAST

1. Cincinnati 6-2 (8-4) Losses @ Memphis, Miami, @ BYU and @ UH.

2. Temple 6-2 (8-4) Losses: Penn State, @ UC, @ ECU, Notre Dame.

3. UCF 6-2 (8-4) Losses: @ Stanford, @ So, Carolina, @ Temple, @ UC.

4. ECU 5-3 (6-6) Losses @ Florida, @ Navy, VT, @ BYU, @ UCF, UC

5. UConn 1-7 (3-9) Losses @ Missouri, Navy, @ BYU, @ UCF, @ UC, ECU, @ Tulane, Houston, @ Temple.

6. USF 1-7 (3-9) Losses: @ FSU, @ MD, Memphis, @ UConn, @ Navy, @ ECU, Temple, UC, @ UCF.

WEST

1. Memphis 7-1 (10-2) Losses: Ole Miss, @ Temple.

2. Houston 6-2 (9-3) Losses @ Louisville, @ UCF, Memphis.

3. Navy 6-2 (9-3) Losses: @ Notre Dame, @ Memphis, @ Houston.

4. SMU 2-6 (3-9) Losses: Baylor, UNT, @ TCU, ECU, @ Houston, @ UCF, Temple, @ Navy, @ Memphis.

5. Tulane 2-6 (4-8) Losses: Duke, @ GT, UCF, @ Temple, Houston, @ Navy, @ Memphis, @ SMU.

6. Tulsa 0-8 (2-10) Losses: @ New Mex., @ OU, UH, @ ECU, Memphis, @ SMU, UCF, @ UC, Navy, @ Tulane.

CCG: Cincinnati @ Memphis = Memphis wins, in a rematch. Of course.

(06-02-2015 05:57 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  AAC East
1- Cincinnati (bowl)
2-Temple (bowl)
3-UCF (bowl)
4-ECU (bowl)
5-USF
6-UConn

AAC West
1-Memphis (bowl)
2-Navy (bowl)
3-Houston (bowl)
4-Tulsa
5-SMU
6-Tulane

Again, this year, the conference will be solid at the top. Memphis, UC, and Temple will likely have 9+ wins, UCF, Navy, and ECU should all have at least 7+ wins, and Houston should get at least bowl-eligible.

But the bottom of the conference will be horrid. I have no confidence in Taggart, Curtis Johnson, or Bob Diaco; though at least Diaco has an excuse in that he is still trying to play "Humpty Dumpty" and put UConn back together again. Tulsa, SMU, and Houston all have first-year, first time Head Coaches...at least Houston returns some talent to work with. But I think that Tulane, SMU, and UConn are all looking at the potential of finishing with < 3 wins. Tulsa and USF are probably looking at <5 wins...and a couple of those will be because they (Tulsa and USF) get to play Tulane, SMU, and UConn. This bodes the best for Tulsa, being out west.

Them's my guesses.

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(08-26-2015 09:59 AM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  

(06-02-2015 05:57 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  AAC East
1- Cincinnati (bowl)
2-Temple (bowl)
3-UCF (bowl)
4-ECU (bowl)
5-USF
6-UConn

AAC West
1-Memphis (bowl)
2-Navy (bowl)
3-Houston (bowl)
4-Tulsa
5-SMU
6-Tulane

Again, this year, the conference will be solid at the top. Memphis, UC, and Temple will likely have 9+ wins, UCF, Navy, and ECU should all have at least 7+ wins, and Houston should get at least bowl-eligible.

But the bottom of the conference will be horrid. I have no confidence in Taggart, Curtis Johnson, or Bob Diaco; though at least Diaco has an excuse in that he is still trying to play "Humpty Dumpty" and put UConn back together again. Tulsa, SMU, and Houston all have first-year, first time Head Coaches...at least Houston returns some talent to work with. But I think that Tulane, SMU, and UConn are all looking at the potential of finishing with < 3 wins. Tulsa and USF are probably looking at <5 wins...and a couple of those will be because they (Tulsa and USF) get to play Tulane, SMU, and UConn. This bodes the best for Tulsa, being out west.

Them's my guesses.

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After the news I just heard I have ECU going from national champs to last place.