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2021 AAC football scheduling model
Obviously, it's way too early to know what UC's schedule will look like for next year's football season. What I don't know is, in the absence of divisions, will all members cycle off years against all other conference members? Or will scheduling preserve annual rivalries for UC against a Memphis or UCF?

Whatever happens, it seems next year's conference schedule may be a bit easier as UC should avoid road games against SMU, UCF, Tulsa, and Temple. Prior to this season, those have all proven to be challenging road games most years.
 
11-03-2020 01:32 PM
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