I compiled everyone's stats to date in the AAC. Listed in order of Conference win %.
Bowl games & CCG's are included in the Season Record #'s & the OOC #'s

UCF (2013-2019)

• In Conference 41-15 .732
• Season Record 61-28 .685
• OOC vs P6 7-10 .412
• OOC vs G4 6-2 .750
  

Navy (2015-2019)

• In Conference 27-13 .675
• Season Record 39-25 .609
• OOC vs P6 3-4 .429
• OOC vs G4 5-7 .417
  

Memphis (2013-2019)

• In Conference 37-19 .661
• Season Record 59-31 .656
• OOC vs P6 6-8 .429
• OOC vs G4 9-2 .818
  

Temple (2013-2019)

• In Conference 35-21 .625
• Season Record 51-39 .567
• OOC vs P6 5-8 .385
• OOC vs G4 6-7 .462
  

Houston (2013-2019)

• In Conference 34-22 .607
• Season Record 57-33 .633
• OOC vs P6 8-7 .533
• OOC vs G4 8-4 .667
  

Cincinnati (2013-2019

• In Conference 33-23 .589
• Season Record 54-34 .614
• OOC vs P6 6-9 .400
• OOC vs G4 10-2 .833
  

usf (2013-2019)

• In Conference 29-27 .518
• Season Record 46-41 .529
• OOC vs P6 7-10 .412
• OOC vs G4 4-3 .571
  

SMU (2013-2019)

• In Conference 23-33 .411
• Season Record 35-50 .412
• OOC vs P6 2-12 .143
• OOC vs G4 7-3 .700
  

Tulsa (2014-2019)

• In Conference 16-32 .333
• Season Record 27-47 .365
• OOC vs P6 0-9 .000
• OOC vs G4 9-6 .600
  

Tulane (2014-2019)

• In Conference 15-33 .313
• Season Record 28-45 .384
• OOC vs P6 0-10 .000
• OOC vs G4 7-2 .778
  

ECU (2014-2019)

• In Conference 13-35 .271
• Season Record 26-47 .356
• OOC vs P6 6-10 .375
• OOC vs G4 2-0 1.000
  

UConn (2013-2019)

• In Conference 11-45 .196
• Season Record 20-65 .235
• OOC vs P6 1-13 .071
• OOC vs G4 2-6 .250
  

No surprises at the top and no surprises at the bottom.

Temple has really hurt themselves against the G4.

I think UCF is not the center of attention right now in football, and their feelings are hurt. Why else for this thread?

UCF is on a great run. They took a little bit of a dip this year. They're still the gold standard in AAC football. Memphis has been knocking on the door for three seasons. We finally climbed the mountain. UCF has to appreciate that just like us and the entire AAC has for them the last two years.

UCF's run is more incredible when you consider they went 0-12 (0-8) one of those years.

Tuberville sucks.

Every team but UConn has at least one good thing to say. For example, 11th place ECU is 2-0 against G4 teams.

(12-12-2019 11:19 PM)sfink16 Wrote:  Every team but UConn has at least one good thing to say. For example, 11th place ECU is 2-0 against G4 teams.

If you had asked me to guess how many aac wins uconn has I would have guessed a single digit number. Good for managing to win nearly 20% of their games and 11 total times.

One of the biggest surprises out of this conference for me personally was the fact that ECU ended up being so bad. I fully expected them to compete for their division each year. Shocking to see them so horrible and teams like SMU & Tulane being better every year.

(12-12-2019 11:05 PM)The Big O Wrote:  Temple has really hurt themselves against the G4.

To be fair, 3 of them were Army x2 and Navy pre-AAC. Another was a Bowl Game which is a bit of a different animal than a regular ol OOC game.

The others were Idaho which was inexcusable, but we were awful in 2013, and Buffalo twice, who has our number for whatever reason.

We've got conference records of:

9-0
9-0
8-0
0-8

Go big or go home.

(12-13-2019 02:27 AM)JHG722 Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:05 PM)The Big O Wrote:  Temple has really hurt themselves against the G4.

To be fair, 3 of them were Army x2 and Navy pre-AAC. Another was a Bowl Game which is a bit of a different animal than a regular ol OOC game.

The others were Idaho which was inexcusable, but we were awful in 2013, and Buffalo twice, who has our number for whatever reason.

Thank God no one mentioned our FCS record.

ECU's P6 win % being considerably better than our conference win % is surprising and sad at the same time.

(12-12-2019 11:06 PM)Memphis Yankee Wrote:  I think UCF is not the center of attention right now in football, and their feelings are hurt. Why else for this thread?

USFFan

(12-12-2019 11:22 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:19 PM)sfink16 Wrote:  Every team but UConn has at least one good thing to say. For example, 11th place ECU is 2-0 against G4 teams.

If you had asked me to guess how many aac wins uconn has I would have guessed a single digit number. Good for managing to win nearly 20% of their games and 11 total times.

7 of those 11 wins came in 2013 (3) and 2015 (4).

(12-13-2019 12:25 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:22 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:19 PM)sfink16 Wrote:  Every team but UConn has at least one good thing to say. For example, 11th place ECU is 2-0 against G4 teams.

If you had asked me to guess how many aac wins uconn has I would have guessed a single digit number. Good for managing to win nearly 20% of their games and 11 total times.

7 of those 11 wins came in 2013 (3) and 2015 (4).

So Bob Diaco was the pinnacle of UConn football over the last decade. Getting Uconn to .500 one year in the AAC. Maybe they should have hired him for life.

I look forward to AAC metics improvement once liberated from UConn’s dead weight.

(12-13-2019 12:30 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(12-13-2019 12:25 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:22 PM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:19 PM)sfink16 Wrote:  Every team but UConn has at least one good thing to say. For example, 11th place ECU is 2-0 against G4 teams.

If you had asked me to guess how many aac wins uconn has I would have guessed a single digit number. Good for managing to win nearly 20% of their games and 11 total times.

7 of those 11 wins came in 2013 (3) and 2015 (4).

So Bob Diaco was the pinnacle of UConn football over the last decade. Getting Uconn to .500 one year in the AAC. Maybe they should have hired him for life.

I'm guessing Disco Diaco would be able to get them a few wins against UMass, San Jose State, Maine, Liberty, New Mexico State or whoever else is on their schedule going forward.

(12-12-2019 11:06 PM)Memphis Yankee Wrote:  I think UCF is not the center of attention right now in football, and their feelings are hurt. Why else for this thread?

UCF is on a great run. They took a little bit of a dip this year. They're still the gold standard in AAC football. Memphis has been knocking on the door for three seasons. We finally climbed the mountain. UCF has to appreciate that just like us and the entire AAC has for them the last two years.

Needy

(12-13-2019 01:55 AM)grapes Wrote:  One of the biggest surprises out of this conference for me personally was the fact that ECU ended up being so bad. I fully expected them to compete for their division each year. Shocking to see them so horrible and teams like SMU & Tulane being better every year.

Thanks to an Idiot AD trying to pad his resume with a FB coach hire to get a bigger job and royally screwed up with Scotty Montgomery. Ruff might not have been the coach to win titles. But, he wouldn’t have been Coach Mo bad.

(12-13-2019 02:27 AM)JHG722 Wrote:  

(12-12-2019 11:05 PM)The Big O Wrote:  Temple has really hurt themselves against the G4.

To be fair, 3 of them were Army x2 and Navy pre-AAC. Another was a Bowl Game which is a bit of a different animal than a regular ol OOC game.

The others were Idaho which was inexcusable, but we were awful in 2013, and Buffalo twice, who has our number for whatever reason.

Technically Army is not G4. They are independent.

Same with UMass. So if we take UMass out of UConn's G4 record, do they gave any G4 wins?