If somehow both these teams win the remaining games of their regular season games they would have each played two ranked (or nearly ranked) common opponents.

Both lost to ND. If Temple beats Memphis, then both will have beaten Memphis. Obviously a lot can happen before this scenario comes to fruition but it would make an interesting AAC championship game nonetheless.

(11-08-2015 11:44 AM)sfink16 Wrote:  If come how both these teams somehow win the remaining games of their regular season games they would have each played two ranked (or nearly ranked) common opponents.

Both lost to ND. If Temple beats Memphis, then both will have beaten Memphis. Obviously a lot can happen before this scenario comes to fruition but it would make an interesting AAC championship game nonetheless.

Who hosts?

(11-08-2015 12:01 PM)DinoSawyer Wrote:  Who hosts?

Does host go to the highest ranked team? I'm not sure.

(11-08-2015 12:08 PM)sfink16 Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 12:01 PM)DinoSawyer Wrote:  Who hosts?

Does host go to the highest ranked team? I'm not sure.

As far as record, would 11-1 trump 10-1?

(11-08-2015 12:45 PM)sconer Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 12:08 PM)sfink16 Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 12:01 PM)DinoSawyer Wrote:  Who hosts?

Does host go to the highest ranked team? I'm not sure.

As far as record, would 11-1 trump 10-1?

i doubt theyd rob navy on technicallity...highest rank probably gets it..

itll be close...temple doesnt play houston so that might be the tipping point

tie breaker order

1) conference record
2) head to head
3) overall record
4) cfb playoff ranking
5) if no one is ranked, whoever beat the highest ranked conference team that the other didnt

(11-08-2015 12:53 PM)pesik Wrote:  tie breaker order

1) conference record
2) head to head
3) overall record
4) cfb playoff ranking
5) if no one is ranked, whoever beat the highest ranked conference team that the other didnt

#3 gives it to Temple on a technicality, but 50K at the Linc would look better than 32K in Annopolis IMO. East (Philly) meets West (Annapolis). How's that for a geography twist?

(11-08-2015 02:17 PM)fishpro1098 Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 12:53 PM)pesik Wrote:  tie breaker order

1) conference record
2) head to head
3) overall record
4) cfb playoff ranking
5) if no one is ranked, whoever beat the highest ranked conference team that the other didnt

#3 gives it to Temple on a technicality, but 50K at the Linc would look better than 32K in Annopolis IMO. East (Philly) meets West (Annapolis). How's that for a geography twist?

but like i noted, i HIGHLY, HIGHLY DOUBT that we'd rob navy on some technicality especially as a "valued" member of our deal
IMO if the scenario plays out like the OP. it will come down to rank

Imho, that will be the AAC championship game.

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(11-08-2015 03:35 PM)blunderbuss Wrote:  Imho, that will be the AAC championship game.

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It would have to be....

(11-08-2015 03:36 PM)Hausna06 Wrote:  

(11-08-2015 03:35 PM)blunderbuss Wrote:  Imho, that will be the AAC championship game.

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It would have to be....

Yeah, I think Navy beats Houston too.

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(11-08-2015 11:44 AM)sfink16 Wrote:  If somehow both these teams win the remaining games of their regular season games they would have each played two ranked (or nearly ranked) common opponents.

Both lost to ND. If Temple beats Memphis, then both will have beaten Memphis. Obviously a lot can happen before this scenario comes to fruition but it would make an interesting AAC championship game nonetheless.

The Owls played Navy last year and lost 31-24 and, like most teams, had difficulty with their option. Temple had the ball down at the Navy 10 yd. line at the end of the game when I believe PJ turned it over.