Baylor had 782 yards of offense and scored 21 points in the last 11 minutes and beat TCU 61-58.

It doesn't ease the pain but other teams are giving up a lot of yards now.

These fast offenses are hard to defend.

USF over ECU 17-14 @ end of 3
Memphis and Houston tied at 21 in 3rd
Tulsa gave Temple a decent game (tied at 21 after 3) but lost by 11
Tulane leads UConn 7-3 in the 3rd in what I'm guessing is a snoozer...

Yeah, that UConn vs. Tulane game is a real cliffhanger between two 1-4 titans.

(10-11-2014 09:03 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Yeah, that UConn vs. Tulane game is a real cliffhanger between two 1-4 titans.

Betcha that each of them (UConn and Tulane) will put up 21+ against our D... We might win both those games, but I'm guessing each will come close to having season-high totals against us.

(10-11-2014 09:12 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  

(10-11-2014 09:03 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Yeah, that UConn vs. Tulane game is a real cliffhanger between two 1-4 titans.

Betcha that each of them (UConn and Tulane) will put up 21+ against our D... We might win both those games, but I'm guessing each will come close to having season-high totals against us.

No guessing necessary...that goes without saying.

It's now 12-3 Tulane.

So much for Memphis being the class of the league. Lost at home to Houston.

After today's slate of AAC games:

TEAM CONF/OVERALL
ECU 2-0/5-1
Temple 2-0/4-1
UCF 1-0/3-2
Houston 1-1/3-3
Memphis 1-1/3-3
USF 1-1/2-4
Tulane 1-1/2-4
Tulsa 1-1/1-5
Cincinnati 0-1/2-3
SMU 0-1/0-5
UConn 0-3/1-5

Damn, that is just sick.....I know, there's still some football games left to try to rise out of the AAC cellar.

Games like the 14-13 affair between Arkansas and Alabama are going to become rare. These arena league scores may become the norm.