I have been been watching the Top 25 games from 2013 currently being televised on ESPN. Sure helps shortening the wait for 2014 kickoff to college football season. So, I thought I would do this post to get warmed up for 2014 just around the corner. Just for fun...don't get heart burn over it.

AAC/EASTERN DIVISION:
UCF, 12-1
ECU, 10-3
Cincy, 9-4
UConn, 3-9
USF, 2-10
Temple, 2-10

ACC/WESTERN DIVISION:
Navy, 9-4
Houston, 8-5
Tulane, 7-6
SMU, 5-7
Tulsa, 3-9
Memphis, 3-9

(07-27-2014 01:05 PM)Tallgrass Wrote:  I have been been watching the Top 25 games from 2013 currently being televised on ESPN. Sure helps shortening the wait for 2014 kickoff to college football season. So, I thought I would do this post to get warmed up for 2014 just around the corner. Just for fun...don't get heart burn over it.

AAC/EASTERN DIVISION:
UCF, 12-1
ECU, 10-3
Cincy, 9-4
UConn, 3-9
USF, 2-10
Temple, 2-10

ACC/WESTERN DIVISION:
Navy, 9-4
Houston, 8-5
Tulane, 7-6
SMU, 5-7
Tulsa, 3-9
Memphis, 3-9

Navy isn't in the AAC this year....

2014

1. Cincinnati 10-2 and wins the G5 Access Bowl Slot...Heading to the Peach Bowl.
2. Houston
3. UCF
4. East Carolina
5. USF
6. Tulane
7. SMU
8. UConn
9. Tulsa
10. Temple
11. Memphis

Riddle me this Batman, how did ECU finish 10-3 in the AAC in 2013?

(07-27-2014 07:00 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  Riddle me this Batman, how did ECU finish 10-3 in the AAC in 2013?

The OP had a brain fart. He is showing the 2015 AAC divisional alignment, and the 2013 W-L records for those 12 teams, several of which did not play in the AAC in 2013 and one of which won't play in 2014.

I'm assuming he's asking for predictions for those teams for the 2014 season.