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I edited it, was originally going to say Power 6 and include the BIG XII but they only have 1 team in the top 25..

Number of top 25 teams by Power 5 conference: SEC - 6 BIG10 - 6 PAC 12 -4 ACC - 4 AAC - 3 Edit: 6 to 5

Week 4 Commits CincinnatiOLB Raphael Jacobs 6-4 219 Fr Lake Howell (Winter Park FL) 1.0 of 4.0 [Blitz]FS Stephen Wooten 5-11 203 Fr River Valley (Cheshire OH) 1.0 of 4.0 [Zone Coverage]DE Samuel Toney 6-5 274 Fr Lakeland (Lakeland FL) 1.0 of 4.0 [Blitz] DT Luke Coley 6-7 306 Fr Mohawk (Sycamore OH) 1.0 of 4.0 [1-Gap] Connecticut DT Travis Gray 6-6 306 Fr Hotchkiss School (Lakeville CT) 1.0 of 3.5 [1-Gap] LS Philip Crowe 6-2 234 Fr Jamestown (Jamestown NY) 1.0 of 5.0 [Traditional] OT Spencer Dodge 6-4 268 Fr Housatonic Valley Regional ( CT) 1.5 of 3.5 [Pass Blocking] ECUDE Theo Guinn 6-4 260 Fr Jesuit (Tampa FL) 1.0 of 4.0 [Blitz]OLB Enrique Luna 6-4 243 Fr T.C. Roberson (Asheville NC) 2.0 of 3.0 [Blitz]DE Aiden Daniels 6-5 265 Fr Cardinal Mooney (Sarasota FL) 2.0 of 3.5 [Blitz]WR Kenneth Mccormick 6-4 198 Fr Rosewood (Goldsboro NC) 1.0 of 3.5 [Speed] OLB Richard Jack 5-11 228 Fr Riverside (Durham NC) 1.0 of 4.5 [Blitz]FS Da'Quan Eason 6-0 209 Fr Trinity (Trinity NC) 1.0 of 3.5 [Man Coverage] HoustonOLB Ahmed Davidson 6-3 227 Fr Bryan (Bryan TX) 1.5 of 3.5 [Blitz]FS Samir Joseph 5-10 199 Fr Pottsboro (Pottsboro TX) 1.0 of 3.5 [Man Coverage]OG Matteo Richards 6-5 291 Fr Kaufer (Riviera TX) 1.0 of 3.5 [Run Blocking]DT Christopher Ponder 6-2 276 Fr Kashmere (Houston TX) 1.0 of 4.0 [1-Gap] Memphis OG Joaquin Travis 6-1 264 Fr Lewis County (Hohenwald TN) 2.5 of 4.5 [Pass Blocking] OT Spencer McKinley 6-6 275 Fr Ripley (Ripley TN) 2.0 of 3.5 [Run Blocking] DE Ben Morton 6-2 270 Fr Jupiter (Jupiter FL) 1.0 of 5.0 [Blitz] Miami (FL) NavyP Ari Timmons 5-9 190 Fr Manchester (Midlothian VA) 1.0 of 3.5 [Power]CB Zaire Grant 5-11 179 Fr Gilman School (Baltimore MD) 1.0 of 3.5 [Zone Coverage] SMUOG Marcus Greene 6-1 303 Fr Anson (Anson TX) 1.0 of 4.0 [Run Blocking]WR Devin Samuel 6-1 220 Fr Willowridge (Sugar Land TX) 1.0 of 5.0 [Target]OT Jonathan Lang 6-3 322 Fr Robert E. Lee (Midland TX) 1.0 of 5.0 [Pass Blocking]OT Kavion Hamm 6-3 312 Fr Greenhill (Dallas TX) 1.0 of 4.0 [Pass Blocking]QB Marcus Burden 6-5 229 Fr Van Alstyne (Van Alstyne TX) 1.0 of 5.0 [Hybrid] TempleK Edward Abbott 5-9 177 Fr Harrison (Harrison NJ) 1.0 of 4.0 [Accuracy]OLB Gregory Faulkner 6-3 217 Fr Crestview (Crestview FL) 2.5 of 4.5 [Coverage]LS Eli Metzger 6-2 254 Fr Cumberland Valley (Mechanicsburg PA) 2.5 of 4.0 [Traditional]QB Eli Siegel 6-1 221 Fr Central Catholic (Pittsburgh PA) 1.0 of 4.5 [Scrambling] Tulane None Tulsa None UCFCB Kendrick McAllister 5-10 175 Fr Olympic Heights (Boca Raton FL) 3.0 of 4.0 [Zone Coverage]OT Mike Gauthier 6-7 324 Fr Brevard Christian ( FL) 2.0 of 4.0 [Run Blocking]OLB Dennis Woody 6-2 221 Fr Port Charlotte (Port Charlotte FL) 1.5 of 4.0 [Coverage]RB Luca Spurlock 6-1 232 Fr Calhoun Falls (Calhoun Falls SC) 2.5 of 4.5 [Power] USFOT Declan Chase 6-3 291 Fr Hernando (Brooksville FL) 1.0 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]FB Antonio Qualls 5-11 204 Fr Largo (Largo FL) 1.5 of 5.0 [Pass Blocking]WR Jevontre Collins 6-0 213 Fr Port St. Lucie (Port St. Lucie FL) 1.0 of 4.5 [Target]TE Kareem Giles 6-2 202 Fr Port St. Lucie (Port St. Lucie FL) 1.0 of 3.5 [Receiving]ILB Luke Estes 6-2 230 Fr Pope John Paul II (Boca Raton FL) 1.0 of 3.5 [Will]SS Andre Barber 6-1 185 Fr Taylor County (Perry FL) 1.0 of 5.0 [Zone Coverage]OT Caleb Pringle 6-4 258 Fr Deerfield Beach (Deerfield Beach FL) 1.0 of 3.5 [Pass Blocking]

2020 Week 3 Post Game Press Conference Mississippi State (1-1, 0-0 SEC) vs. Houston (2-1, 0-0 American)TDECU Stadium Houston, Texas - Saturday 3:30 PM CT Houston Head Coach Noodlz2 Opening Statement "We were pretty confident as a team that we could compete with them throughout the week leading to the game. Playing a team as a good as Mississippi State was a test to see where we stood as a team. Now we have an idea of what adjustments need to be made going into conference play next week. Our offense performed far below the goals we had set for Saturday's game. We did not throw the ball well, and we most definitely did not run the ball well. You can't expect to win games against talented teams if you can't run the ball. Since we couldn't run, we couldn't set up the pass game. Things don't get easier at all week 4, and if we have any intentions of competing at the top of the AAC we're going have to sharpen things up fast. Turnovers were a problem, so were penalties and those two things will lose games and that's what happened. " Expectations going into next week's matchup against East Carolina.. To get the run game back to where it's been, and stop a East Carolina offense that can run the ball well. We need to reduce the amount of turnovers and penalties we commit. I just expect the guys to play the best they can. I know we're a better team than we looked last game. How do you feel about conference play starting? I'm excited the top of this conference can play some very good football. Starting off with ECU is going to prove to the rest of the conference whether or not we're a team to be considered a threat. There are some talented players on these teams, coached by great coaches. It'll be interesting to see how the team progresses throughout the season. I'm confident that we'll be alright we just have to handle things on a weekly basis. The floor is open for further discussion.

2020 Week 1 Post Game Press Conference Houston (2-0, 0-0 American) vs. Marshall (0-1, 0-0 C-USA)Joan C. Edwards Stadium Huntington, West Virginia - Thursday 7:00 pm CT Houston Head Coach Noodlz2 Opening Statement "Going out on the road and winning back to back is a nice feeling, but we have to focus and get ready to game plan for a very good Mississippi State team. I'm proud of the defense stepping up again and holding their offense to only one score. The takeaways on defense are a big factor possession and momentum wise. We really have had some guys step up on the defensive side of the ball so far and it's showing. I would like to see the receivers get open and make some more plays. We can definitely run the ball, but if we can start getting guys in the pass game to become threats we'll be able to up the tempo of our offense. So some adjustments will be made within the receiving corp to help make that happen. If we can start averaging 35 points per game then it'll take some pressure off of the defense and pose a threat to defenses throughout the year. We relied on the run game and Justide Womack a little more than we would like Thursday night. His performance was excellent with 2 scores that helped build our lead. The plus side to Womack's performance is that we didn't have to give our quarterback too many touches in the run game." Takeaways from the Marshall game.. The pass game struggled slightly, but the run game came in to save the day. Back to back weeks the linebackers have balled out and caused turnovers. The linebackers are starting to show that they're the strength of this defense. Not only have they been able to come up and stop the run, but they account for all 3 of the interceptions made this season so far. Expect changes made going into next week to improve our offensive performance. On the linebackers.. A phenomenal performance from the linebackers again this weak. They're showing that they're the backbone of this defense. It's almost like we could put our linebackers at defensive back and they could still make plays in coverage. We're really going to need these guys to step up and have a game against a sold team next week. Goals for the up next few weeks.. The coaching staff would love to see the offense start averaging close to 35 points per game. We're at 29.5 right now and it's early on in the season. We have the talent to do so we just need guys to become reliable playmakers. If the defense can keep opponents to 21 points or lower consistently I feel that we can be a threat within the conference this season. I would also like to see the defensive backs step up and make some plays in coverage like our linebackers have. Next week against Mississippi State.. We're playing a program with lots of talent on both sides of the ball next week. We're going to need to be as close to perfect as we can be. I expect my guys to come out and play the best they can every week and that doesn't change, but if we can come out with a win we can show the country that we're a solid team that can compete. It's our home opener so we're expecting a great turn out now we just need to play well and the fans will have a great time.

Interception Count after week 2 - Linebackers: 3 Defensive backs: 0

2020 Week 1 Post Game Press Conference Houston (1-0, 0-0 American) vs. Louisiana Tech (0-1, 0-0 C-USA)Joe Aillet Stadium Ruston, Louisiana - Friday 5pm CT Houston Head Coach Noodlz2 Opening Statement "Great way to start the season off for the guys. I'm proud of their performance on both sides of the ball. The offense played disciplined and stayed away from the turnover bug. While our defense was able to come up with a huge interception for six. To go on the road with a new a head coach and come up with a decisive win gave an idea of where the team's at currently. The offense and defense collaboratively came up with a solid win. Our run game was able to open up with a solid performance from the offensive line. Coming into a program with a talented and experienced offensive line really takes some weight off of your shoulders as a coach. The offense was running up tempo and executing when they needed to which was big. Although I'm thoroughly disappointed in 3rd down efficiency. We can't expect to go 3-14 on 3rd down and compete with the teams at the top of this conference. That needs to change going into next week if we expect to have a satisfactory season. The front 7 despite the lack of depth we have played out of their mind. Holding them to 18 rushing yards all 4 quarters is something that needs to be recognized. We have some athletes in our second line of defense that can play and they showed it tonight. As a coach when you ask for your players to play with high intensity and make stops and they do it, it's rewarding for everyone. I'm highly disappointed in the secondary allowing nearly 300 yards in the air. I mean to take nothing away from Lukas Shea, but we're going to play more quarterbacks that can sling it and allowing that many yards in the air is going to punish us as we move on." What to take away from the Louisiana Tech game.. Execution is key. As long as we execute we can press on both sides of the ball. We're just going to put our best players in positions to make plays. Expect to see the run game be a big part of our offense this season. Using the run game to open up the pass game for our young quarterback is going to make things easier for him when he needs to drop back. This game is a stepping stone to finding our identity on both sides of the ball. Expect things in the secondary to tighten up as we head back on the road next week. On Rickie Shaffer's performance for his first start and Justice Womack. You can only be proud when you take a young kid, let him take the reigns, and just ball out. He made smart decisions all 4 quarters, knowing that he didn't have to force anything downfield when he could rely on the run game to move the sticks. His ability to tuck the ball and run makes him a huge threat for defense's as well. He still has potential to grow as both a passer and a ball carrier, which is nothing but good news for the coaching staff. Justice being in the backfield with Rickie definitely takes some pressure off of Rickie. It's reassuring as a quarterback to know you have a runner who's going to make big plays and he did. The two of them totaled for 3 touchdowns themselves. The fans are going to have a great time watching these two play. On Logan Ware. When you have a guy who loves the game, with experience, and immense talent it does numbers for the guys around him. He brings an energy to this defense that is contagious. Seeing one of our linebackers take a pick to the house is awesome the sideline was ecstatic. I'm looking forward to him performing at a high level throughout the season. Expectations against Marshall next week. I just want them to practice hard this week. You practice how you play, and it's easy to slip up on the road. Looking for the offense to execute at high level once again. We need to make sure the run game alleviates the pressure Marshall's front seven will bring. As well as make sure the secondary lays down a no fly zone for their pass game so that our front seven can come up with some big plays in the backfield.

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Congratulations on the new hire Coach Jamzz! Welcome to CFBHC as another new head coach this season I just want to wish you luck.

Hey thanks man I appreciate it will use for future reference now!

"Win or Lose we still Booze" That's it Tulsa is going undefeated this season.. Welcome and Good luck this season!

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83. Houston (AAC) At least the bar isn't too high for my first season

As a new coach I'm wishing you the best this upcoming season! What are some goals you are hoping that your team can achieve this upcoming season?

Thanks Coach!! I'm hoping to continue that success. If questions come about I'll make sure to reach out to the veteran coaches.