Our second number one of the season dropped a heartbreaking thriller meaning a new number one takes its throne. Great weekend for C-USA's Texas football schools not named UTEP, as North Texas, UTSA and Rice combined for an average of 50.6 ponts and all put up over 500 yards of offense. Some interesting shake ups in the rankings this week that will be sure to stir up some conversations, here is how the Rush stacks the C-USA for week 10.

http://www.minerrush.com/2013/10/30/5044...gs-week-10

(10-30-2013 11:18 PM)MG61 Wrote:  Our second number one of the season dropped a heartbreaking thriller meaning a new number one takes its throne. Great weekend for C-USA's Texas football schools not named UTEP, as North Texas, UTSA and Rice combined for an average of 50.6 ponts and all put up over 500 yards of offense. Some interesting shake ups in the rankings this week that will be sure to stir up some conversations, here is how the Rush stacks the C-USA for week 10.

http://www.minerrush.com/2013/10/30/5044...gs-week-10

Interesting commentaries. T4 I agree with even though I think the order is debatable.

Wait, we have 14 teams this year?

Work & family has been taking up way too much of my time.

An interesting read, and a fairly inciteful analysis of where we are at this point. Hard to argue with the placement on any of the teams. I agree that this week's match-ups of Tulane @FAU and Rice @ North Texas are going to be good ones. (It's hard to say what effect the Pelini mess will have on FAU, but without that distraction (and based on the Owls play against my Herd) I agree that this one "has upset written all over it." Just not sure what will happen after the coaching changes. One possibility: the team takes it on themselves to show that they are maturing and leads themselves to an upset win. Both games are worth paying attention to.

I love how high FAU is on this list.

(10-31-2013 12:15 PM)FAUAEPi Wrote:  I love how high FAU is on this list.