Ultimately, the future of the AAC is in the hands of the programs, not Aresco. Teams need to right the ship in a hurry. I'm not excusing Memphis. They need to beat Duke next week and keep rolling from there.

(08-31-2013 08:46 PM)transitt Wrote:  Ultimately, the future of the AAC is in the hands of the programs, not Aresco. Teams need to right the ship in a hurry. I'm not excusing Memphis. They need to beat Duke next week and keep rolling from there.

What we are finding is that the bottom of our conference isn't who we might have thought. We are also finding the bottom could be weaker than we thought. On the bright side, that bigger separation between the top and bottom may save us from having a 4 way tie for champion among 4-loss teams. That looks bad (even though in the past these teams have all proven to be quite good in their bowl games).

Nobody mistook which end of the conference USF and UCONN were shaded towards, did they?