Current AAC Scores:
81-73 UConn over SMU
72-55 Houston over South Florida

Scheduled AAC Games:
UConn (+1) plays SMU at 2 pm CBS
Houston (-6) plays South Florida at 3 pm ESPN3

*Bold denotes home team

Non Conference Record: 86-49

League Standings:
Tulsa 14-2 21-7
SMU 14-3 23-6
Cincinnati 11-5 20-9
Temple 11-5 20-9
Connecticut 10-6 17-11
Memphis 9-7 17-12
East Carolina 6-10 13-16
Tulane 5-11 14-14
UCF 5-12 12-16
Houston 2-14 10-18
South Florida 2-14 8-21

Let's go UCONN!!!! Win one for the gipper!

Go SMU!!!

First time we have been on CBS in 30 years

(02-28-2015 11:06 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  First time we have been on CBS in 30 years

Has it been that long?

Seems just like yesterday you were on the CBS evening news.

(03-01-2015 06:57 AM)cotton1991 Wrote:  

(02-28-2015 11:06 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  First time we have been on CBS in 30 years

Has it been that long?

Seems just like yesterday you were on the CBS evening news.

Its amazing that SMU would have to live that down almost 30 years later... when you consider what's happened since then. The Baylor/Dave Bliss Scandal was much worse. Then there's Penn State... UNC... etc...

(03-01-2015 11:53 AM)BigEastHomer Wrote:  Its amazing that SMU would have to live that down almost 30 years later... when you consider what's happened since then. The Baylor/Dave Bliss Scandal was much worse. Then there's Penn State... UNC... etc...

Yea no big deal Baylor... Nobody died @smu

SMU/UCONN could be good. I'm planning on watching some of that one.

CBS or CBSSN?

CBS

In the other AAC Game today, just checked ESPN.com and saw Houston beat USF 72-55.

Looks like both teams shot well...but UH had a big producer off their bench, VanBeck, who was 4-4 from downtown...as UH ended up shooting 9-20 from downtown. (USF shot well 6-13 from downtown).

Looks like UH's 17 offensive rebounds lead to some easy 2nd chance points (USF had just 6 offensive rebounds), which was a decider too.

(03-01-2015 11:57 AM)Pony_Fan Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 11:53 AM)BigEastHomer Wrote:  Its amazing that SMU would have to live that down almost 30 years later... when you consider what's happened since then. The Baylor/Dave Bliss Scandal was much worse. Then there's Penn State... UNC... etc...

Yea no big deal Baylor... Nobody died @smu

Other than the 5 hookers...

(03-01-2015 06:27 PM)NTXCoog Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 11:57 AM)Pony_Fan Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 11:53 AM)BigEastHomer Wrote:  Its amazing that SMU would have to live that down almost 30 years later... when you consider what's happened since then. The Baylor/Dave Bliss Scandal was much worse. Then there's Penn State... UNC... etc...

Yea no big deal Baylor... Nobody died @smu

Other than the 5 hookers...

Forget SMU... Baylor is the true home of the (I typed something tasteless and insensitive, my apologies, I hope no one read it before I deleted it).

(03-01-2015 06:13 PM)KnightLight Wrote:  In the other AAC Game today, just checked ESPN.com and saw Houston beat USF 72-55.

Looks like both teams shot well...but UH had a big producer off their bench, VanBeck, who was 4-4 from downtown...as UH ended up shooting 9-20 from downtown. (USF shot well 6-13 from downtown).

Looks like UH's 17 offensive rebounds lead to some easy 2nd chance points (USF had just 6 offensive rebounds), which was a decider too.

Not surprised since USF has no height inside other than the freshmen center and the JUCO center. Losing Alien at guard and Perry at forward has done this team on. Doubt we score more than 60 in any remaining game