4 teams still have a shot to at least share the AAC title.

Memphis 6-1 (8-3), Nov 29 UCONN
UCF 5-1 (7-3), @ USF, @ ECU
Cincinnati 5-1 (7-3), @ Temple, HOUSTON
ECU 4-2 (7-3), @ Tulsa, UCF
Houston 4-2 (6-4), @ SMU, @ Cincinnati
Temple 3-3 (5-5)
USF 3-4 (4-7)
Tulane 2-5 (3-8)
Tulsa 2-9 (3-8)
UCONN 1-5 (2-8)
SMU 0-6 (0-10)

Memphis has obviously the best chance for at least a share with just 1 game to go, at home and vs UCONN.

UCF is the only one with 2 road games left, including 1 against their arch rival and another vs their CUSA rival.

Next year, Thanksgiving Weekend Games will be the last of the regular season as AAC with have a Conf Champ Game on the first weekend in December (will ESPN Networks put that game on Friday Night or on Noon Saturday?)

ECU and Houston fans become huge Uconn fans next week

(11-23-2014 11:25 AM)pesik Wrote:  ECU and Houston fans become huge Uconn fans next week

And should Memphis beat UConn, Memphis fans become huge Houston and East Carolina fans the following week.

I would think the AAC Championship would be a Saturday noon kickoff. ESPN will decide.

5 games involving 3 co-leaders over the next 2 wks. I'm thinking at least one loss out of those 5 games by the co-leaders. Hope it's not Memphis....