I have not seen anything mentioned about this to this point. A long ways away, but I could see both divisions potentially needing a tiebreaker.

Some interesting notes on the host site.

For some reason their is some outside force(weather) preventing a CCG from being played their will be co champs(not likely at all).

If the host team can not play the game at their place it will go to the other team participating in the CCG. This most likely applies to USF Temple or anyone else who shares a stadium or also use their facilities for concerts ect....(also not likely)

But all in all seems pretty standard. Nothing out of the ordinary.

I left out section 3 to condense the post. It was about teams with postseason bans. Not applicable to any off our football* teams this year.



POLICY MANUAL
1. The American Athletic Conference Football Champion will be decided by a game played between the East and West division champions. A team(s) that is not eligible to participate in postseason play as a result of NCAA or American Conference sanctions shall not be eligible to participate in the American Conference football championship game.
1.1. If the championship game cannot be played (due to circumstances beyond the control of the American Athletic Conference); the two division winners shall be declared co-champions.

2. CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION
2.1. A divisional champion shall be the team with the highest winning percentage in all Conference games both divisional and non-divisional.
2.1.1. A tie football game shall count as half-a-game won and half-a-game lost in the standings.
2.2. Two-Team Tie for the division title: In the event two teams are tied, the following procedure will be used in the following order:
2.2.1. Head-to-head competition between the two tied teams
2.2.1.1. If for some reason the teams did not play the following will apply;
2.2.1.2. Records of the tied teams within the division;
2.2.1.3. If still tied: Head-to-head competition against the team or group of tied teams within the division with the next best overall (divisional and non-divisional) Conference record proceeding through the division until one team prevails;
2.2.1.4. If still tied: Head-to-head competition against the team or group of tied teams within the division with the next best overall divisional Conference record only proceeding through the division until one team prevails;
2.2.1.5. If still tied: Combined record against all common non-divisional opponent(s);
2.2.1.6. If still tied: If one team was ranked ahead of the other team in the CFP Selection Committee ranking and wins in the final weekend of the regular season, they will be declared the division champion. If, in that same scenario, the team that was the highest‐ranked in the CFP poll loses in the final weekend of the regular season, a composite of selected computer rankings following the games after the final weekend of the regular season will be used to determine the division champion.
2.2.1.7. If no American teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee poll, a composite of selected computer rankings following the games after the final weekend of the regular season will be used to determine the division champion;
2.2.1.8. If still tied: Coin Toss


2.3. Multiple Team Tie for the division title: In the event more than two teams are tied, the following procedure will be used in the following order:
2.3.1. If one team defeated the other tied teams, then that team shall be declared division champion.
2.3.2. If at any point the tie is broken and two teams remain, the teams will revert to the Two Team Tie breaker;
2.3.2.1. If still multiple teams tied, and if two teams defeated the tied team(s), the team(s) is eliminated. The remaining teams shall revert to the two team tie breaker;
2.3.2.2. If still tied: Head-to-head competition against the team or group of tied teams within the division with the next best overall (divisional and non-divisional) Conference record proceeding through the division until one team prevails;
2.3.2.3. If still tied: Head-to-head competition against the team or group of tied teams within the division with the next best overall divisional Conference record only proceeding through the division until one team prevails;
2.3.2.4. If still tied: Combined record against all common non-divisional opponent(s);
2.3.3. If still tied: The team with the best overall winning percentage [excluding exempted games] shall be the representative;
2.3.4. If still tied: If one team was ranked ahead of the other team(s) in the CFP Selection Committee ranking and wins in the final weekend of the regular season, they will be declared the division champion. If, in that same scenario, the team that was the highest‐ranked in the CFP poll loses in the final weekend of the regular season, a composite of selected computer rankings following the games after the final weekend of the regular season will be used to determine the division champion.
2.3.4.1. If no American teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee poll, a composite of selected computer rankings following the games after the final weekend of the regular season will be used to determine the division champion;
2.3.5. If still tied: Coin Toss

4. CHAMPIONSHIP HOST DETERMINATION
The Championship Game shall be played at the home venue of the Division Champion with best overall record in all regular season conference games only.
4.1. If the host team is unable to host the championship game the other Division Champion shall be declared the host team.
4.2. The following tie-breaker procedure is used to determine the host location for the American Athletic Conference Football Championship game:
4.2.1. Head to head result between tied teams;
4.2.2. If still tied: Overall record in all regular season games.
4.2.3. If still tied: If one team was ranked ahead of the other team in the CFP Selection Committee ranking and wins in the final weekend of the regular season, they will be declared the division champion. If, in that same scenario, the team that was the highest‐ranked in the CFP poll loses in the final weekend of the regular season, a composite of selected computer rankings following the games after the final weekend of the regular season will be used to determine the host team.
4.2.3.1. If no American teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee poll, a composite of selected computer rankings following the games after the final weekend of the regular season will be used to determine the host team;
4.2.4. If still tied: record against common Conference opponents;
4.2.5. If still tied: Coin Toss