Rank 'em 1-11 (and yes, it is on body of work)

Memphis
Cincy
UCF
ECU
Houston
Temple
USF
Tulane
UCONN
Tulsa
SMU

(11-23-2014 01:24 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  Memphis
Cincy
UCF
ECU
Houston
Temple
USF
Tulane
UCONN
Tulsa
SMU

This seems about right

UCF
Memphis
Cincy
ECU
Houston
Temple
USF
Tulane
Tulsa
Uconn
SMU

1 (tie) - UC
1 (tie) - Memphis
UCF
ECU
Houston
Temple
USF
Tulane
UCONN
Tulsa
SMU

1. Cincy( Don't kill me Memphis fans. 41-0 is very impressive for this Cincy team. They get my vote just for this week.)
2. Memphis
3. ECU
4. UCF
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. USF
8.Tulsa
9. Tulane
10. UConn
11. SMU

1. Memphis
2. Cincinnati
3. UCF
4. East Carolina
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. USF
8. Tulane
9. UConn
10. Tulsa
11. SMU

1. UCF
2. Memphis
3. Cincinnati
4. ECU
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. South Florida
8. Tulane
9. Tulsa
10. UConn
11. SMU

(11-23-2014 02:11 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote:  1. Cincy( Don't kill me Memphis fans. 41-0 is very impressive for this Cincy team. They get my vote just for this week.)
2. Memphis
3. ECU
4. UCF
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. USF
8.Tulsa
9. Tulane
10. UConn
11. SMU

The instructions say body of work, not just this past week. lol

UCF @ ECU and Cincy @ Temple should be very interesting football games...no idea how to rank em right now.

1. Memphis
2. Cincy

3. UCF

4. ECU

5. Houston
6. Temple

7. USF

8. Tulane
9. Tulsa

10. UConn

11. SMU

(11-23-2014 02:26 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  UCF @ ECU and Cincy @ Temple should be very interesting football games...no idea how to rank em right now.

Temple can't score enough to keep up with Cinci. If UC doesn't help them with turnovers it probably won't be close. Temple is good enough to force special team errors and turnovers on D, but if UC gets ahead Temple can't catch up on offense. ECU/UCF is a tossup right now. If UCF can throw it halfway decently they will be in good shape in that game.

(11-23-2014 02:24 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(11-23-2014 02:11 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote:  1. Cincy( Don't kill me Memphis fans. 41-0 is very impressive for this Cincy team. They get my vote just for this week.)
2. Memphis
3. ECU
4. UCF
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. USF
8.Tulsa
9. Tulane
10. UConn
11. SMU

The instructions say body of work, not just this past week. lol

I know but both of ours body of work are mirror images beside the loss margin in the games we lost. I will give it to them this week just because they seem to be telling the truth about defensive improvement lol

(11-23-2014 02:43 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote:  

(11-23-2014 02:24 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(11-23-2014 02:11 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote:  1. Cincy( Don't kill me Memphis fans. 41-0 is very impressive for this Cincy team. They get my vote just for this week.)
2. Memphis
3. ECU
4. UCF
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. USF
8.Tulsa
9. Tulane
10. UConn
11. SMU

The instructions say body of work, not just this past week. lol

I know but both of ours body of work are mirror images beside the loss margin in the games we lost. I will give it to them this week just because they seem to be telling the truth about defensive improvement lol

I think that's reasonable. But for me, with all other things being pretty equal, I'll go with the head to head. In the one chance that night, UC was absolutely not the better team. Not even a close call, but a rout.

I don't know what planet these people live on who are putting Cincy and Memphis in a "class" above UCF right now. The UConn debacle was absolutely awful but if you played that in Orlando tomorrow the outcome would be much like the SMU outcome.

Also interesting that UCF had to go play (and win) at Memphis in both 2012 and 2013 but for some reason the AAC didn't give them a return game to Orlando this season. It would have been a significant conference matchup given the circumstances.

IMO all 3 teams will win out and we'll have co-champions.

Can't wait for the divisions and conference titel game to arrive.

(11-23-2014 03:57 PM)The Knight Time Wrote:  I don't know what planet these people live on who are putting Cincy and Memphis in a "class" above UCF right now. The UConn debacle was absolutely awful but if you played that in Orlando tomorrow the outcome would be much like the SMU outcome.

Also interesting that UCF had to go play (and win) at Memphis in both 2012 and 2013 but for some reason the AAC didn't give them a return game to Orlando this season. It would have been a significant conference matchup given the circumstances.

IMO all 3 teams will win out and we'll have co-champions.

Can't wait for the divisions and conference titel game to arrive.

Don't know what a 2012 Cusa schedule would have to do with the AAC, but them's the breaks.

(11-23-2014 04:05 PM)cotton1991 Wrote:  

(11-23-2014 03:57 PM)The Knight Time Wrote:  I don't know what planet these people live on who are putting Cincy and Memphis in a "class" above UCF right now. The UConn debacle was absolutely awful but if you played that in Orlando tomorrow the outcome would be much like the SMU outcome.

Also interesting that UCF had to go play (and win) at Memphis in both 2012 and 2013 but for some reason the AAC didn't give them a return game to Orlando this season. It would have been a significant conference matchup given the circumstances.

IMO all 3 teams will win out and we'll have co-champions.

Can't wait for the divisions and conference titel game to arrive.

Don't know what a 2012 Cusa schedule would have to do with the AAC, but them's the breaks.

Um, I'm sure someone from the AAC could have looked at the CUSA schedule and pieced some logic together.

My point is that it made no sense to stop the UCF/Memphis matchup for us to instead play Tulane, Tulsa, SMU, Tulsa, etc.

1. Memphis
2. UCF
3. Cincinnati
4. ECU
5. Houston
6. Temple
7. USF
8. Tulsa
9. Tulane
10. UCONN
11. SMU

(11-23-2014 03:57 PM)The Knight Time Wrote:  I don't know what planet these people live on who are putting Cincy and Memphis in a "class" above UCF right now. The UConn debacle was absolutely awful but if you played that in Orlando tomorrow the outcome would be much like the SMU outcome.

Also interesting that UCF had to go play (and win) at Memphis in both 2012 and 2013 but for some reason the AAC didn't give them a return game to Orlando this season. It would have been a significant conference matchup given the circumstances.

IMO all 3 teams will win out and we'll have co-champions.

Can't wait for the divisions and conference titel game to arrive.

All three teams have work to do.

1. UCF finishes off @ USF and @ ECU. UCF has shown me nothing that tells me they are going to win @ USF and @ ECU. I agree UCF is good and can do it, but declaring it a win right now seems a little premature.

2. Cincy finishes off @ Temple and with Houston in Cincy. During Cincy's winning streak they haven't played a team that is going to put pressure on Kiel like Temple and Houston will. They also have the speed in the secondary to keep up with Cincy's WR's. Also @ Temple is a game for Temple's bowl eligibility and their final home game. They are gonna be pumped.

3. Memphis still has to close out UConn. Games aren't played on paper. Memphis better show up.

Ucf has only lost 1 aac game in 2 years. That one took 40 degree raining for that to even happen. Stand by my #1