Current AAC Scores:
86-78 Temple over UCF in OT
78-69 Houston over South Florida

Scheduled AAC Games:
Temple (-3.5) plays UCF at 6:30 pm ESPNEWS
Houston (-6.5) plays South Florida at 8:30 pm ESPNEWS

*Bold denotes home team
Non Conference Record: 92-35

League Standings:
Louisville 13-3 24-5
Cincinnati 13-3 24-5
Southern Methodist 12-4 23-6
Connecticut 11-5 23-6
Memphis 11-5 22-7
Houston 8-9 16-14
Rutgers 5-11 11-18
South Florida 3-14 12-18
UCF 3-14 11-17
Temple 3-14 8-21

Future Member Standings:
Tulsa 12-3 17-12
Tulane 8-7 16-14
East Carolina 5-10 16-14

It seems outside of the top 5, Houston needs to keep winning and have a shot at post season or we may end up 5 NCAA and 0 anything else. Not sure if I have ever seen that from a major league.

(03-04-2014 08:43 AM)virgosports Wrote:  It seems outside of the top 5, Houston needs to keep winning and have a shot at post season or we may end up 5 NCAA and 0 anything else. Not sure if I have ever seen that from a major league.

Unless Houston wins out and makes it to the tournament finals they are looking at the CBI, if they accept a bid.

Making the NIT isn't easy due to the automatic bids from the mid-major and low-major conferences. 6 to 12 spots a year are usually taken from those leagues.

Temple and UCF (without Donnie Jones) are going down to the wire

UCF has two free throws and will likely send this one to OT if they make both

Lame call on Wilson ends this game.

A win! Rare sight these days

Good win for Temple. UCF played hard all night and battled through adversity, not having Donnie Jones or Isaiah Sykes

Houston cheerleaders are loud

(03-04-2014 08:49 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  Houston cheerleaders are loud

They have to be loud to keep people from sleeping on Houston

(03-04-2014 08:50 PM)CalallenStang Wrote:  

(03-04-2014 08:49 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  Houston cheerleaders are loud

They have to be loud to keep people from sleeping on Houston

LOL. It never ends.

Houston now 16-14 (8-9 AAC) with at least two games remaining, one of them pretty winnable. (RPI of 142)

(03-04-2014 10:45 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  Houston now 16-14 (8-9 AAC) with at least two games remaining, one of them pretty winnable. (RPI of 142)

The flip side of having of having 5 NCAA locks is how bad the bottom half is. Example A is a team of Houston's caliber likely finishing 9-9. Dickey should take the coaches from the bottom 4 out for a nice steak dinner in Memphis next week.

(03-04-2014 11:19 PM)CollegeCard Wrote:  

(03-04-2014 10:45 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  Houston now 16-14 (8-9 AAC) with at least two games remaining, one of them pretty winnable. (RPI of 142)

The flip side of having of having 5 NCAA locks is how bad the bottom half is. Example A is a team of Houston's caliber likely finishing 9-9. Dickey should take the coaches from the bottom 4 out for a nice steak dinner in Memphis next week.

Houston sports wins over UConn and Memphis...a SMU/Houston match-up in Memphis could be very entertaining.