http://theamerican.org/documents/2014/12...marked.pdf

2015 Schedules

UCF


UCF drew the 2 year rotation of: Houston / Tulane / Tulsa, then Navy / Memphis / SMU

Home:
Tulane
Navy
SMU
Cincy

Away:
Houston
Tulsa
USF
Temple

(12-10-2014 01:46 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  Tulane, SMU, Temple, Navy, @Tulsa, @USF, @UConn, @Houston...that's what I'm hoping for ;-)

I was kidding, and damn near got it right.

Cinci! You can't avoid us forever! You're officially on the clock!

(12-18-2014 02:02 PM)Kruciff Wrote:  Cinci! You can't avoid us forever! You're officially on the clock!

Bring it!

If UCF signs Boston College like I hope they will, our home slate will be pretty decent:

vs. BC, USF, ECU, UConn, Houston and our FCS warm up, I mean FIU

If we SOMEHOW manage to go undefeated with Stanford and USCe on the schedule as well... But that's unlikely. I think our running game is still suspect (mostly O-Line woes) and we lose way too much on D. We're going to really need some young blood to step up before I even think we go 1-1 in those 2 games.

I like Cincinnati's schedule the next 2 years. We get Memphis, UCF, East Carolina, Houston, and Temple both seasons. That should keep our SOS respectable if those teams continue on their current path.

Looks like ECU got the best draw in the east for the first two years. Avoiding both Houston and Memphis. The east looks brutal having ECU, Cinci and UCF in the same division. It will be difficult for a team on that side to go 8-0. I will say if they do, they should be no question of an ACCESS slot if they win the CCG. I don't know much about Memphis, but if they are a young team, it appears the could dominate the west. Amazing the AAC had Memphis not playing UCF or Cincy for the first two years. Those would be some great games for TV. Navy looks to be the Ga Tech of the league with the triple option. They will be the wild card of the west.

Although Tulane and USF have shared a conference off and on for many years, they've still never played in football.

(12-18-2014 02:17 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  Looks like ECU got the best draw in the east for the first two years. Avoiding both Houston and Memphis. The east looks brutal having ECU, Cinci and UCF in the same division. It will be difficult for a team on that side to go 8-0. I will say if they do, they should be no question of an ACCESS slot if they win the CCG. I don't know much about Memphis, but if they are a young team, it appears the could dominate the west. Amazing the AAC had Memphis not playing UCF or Cincy for the first two years. Those would be some great games for TV. Navy looks to be the Ga Tech of the league with the triple option. They will be the wild card of the west.

Ummm Cincy has played Memphis every year in the American

(12-18-2014 02:26 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote:  

(12-18-2014 02:17 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  Looks like ECU got the best draw in the east for the first two years. Avoiding both Houston and Memphis. The east looks brutal having ECU, Cinci and UCF in the same division. It will be difficult for a team on that side to go 8-0. I will say if they do, they should be no question of an ACCESS slot if they win the CCG. I don't know much about Memphis, but if they are a young team, it appears the could dominate the west. Amazing the AAC had Memphis not playing UCF or Cincy for the first two years. Those would be some great games for TV. Navy looks to be the Ga Tech of the league with the triple option. They will be the wild card of the west.

Ummm Cincy has played Memphis every year in the American

2 years of the recently released schedule is what I am guessing he means

I'm trying to figure out who got the easiest schedule... it's difficult.

No one in the west misses out on both USF and UConn (the two easiest teams in the east), and no team in the east drew all of the private schools of the west.

I think Navy might have the easiest schedule?

Tulane, SMU, USF, ECU at home / Memphis, Tulsa, Houston, UConn away

No Memphis or Houston for the next 2 years. That sucks.

(12-18-2014 02:34 PM)TheEastisPurple Wrote:   No Memphis or Houston for the next 2 years. That sucks.

We need time to groom Brady Davis for his heisman campaign after Lynch graduates.

Home games against: Mississippi, Cincy, and Navy, coming off an AAC Co-Championship leads me to believe our attendance will go up again next season.

2012: 25k
2013: 28k
2014: 34k
2015: ???

(12-18-2014 02:37 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote:  

(12-18-2014 02:34 PM)TheEastisPurple Wrote:   No Memphis or Houston for the next 2 years. That sucks.

We need time to groom Brady Davis for his heisman campaign after Lynch graduates.

Lets hope Davis and Benkert develop how our respective fanbases hope before those games.

Memphis and Houston could both be REALLY good in 2 years. Hopefully ECU progresses as well.

Im so sick of playing Tulsa

I'm going to wager that Houston and ECU will both be ESPN primetime games at UCF. Likely one on Thursday and one on Friday.

USF will be a Black Friday 8 pm game again on ESPN.

Much better home schedule than this year.

(12-18-2014 02:45 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  Home games against: Mississippi, Cincy, and Navy, coming off an AAC Co-Championship leads me to believe our attendance will go up again next season.

2012: 25k
2013: 28k
2014: 34k
2015: ???

some decent game day weather would sure help

Is there any Naval presence left in Millington?