Yellow_Evan

After week 13, before week 14.

Oh BTW you left out a few other errors. I accidentally mentioned last week's description of Tulane - the tulsa bit I intended to put "if they upset USF". And since this poll was suppose to be posted before games on Thursday, I basically pretended Week 14 games haven't happened yet.

USF wins overtime thriller on Howard pick six

1.UCF (5) Solid win against Army Uconn. Season finale against USF will likely determine the AAC division champion and possibly a playoff birth. 2.USF No game last week but has two games against teams they don't match up well with. 3.SMU Needs to prove themselves against Tulane. 4.Temple Close win against an up and coming Navy team. 5.ECU Bowl eligible with a win over UMass. 6.Tulsa Could take command of the AAC West if they upset UsF. 7.Houston No game last week. 8.Memphis Solidified themselves as bottom half. 9.Navy Moved up just one after a 1 point loss to Temple. 10.Cincinnati No longer bowl eligible after loss to BYU. 11.Uconn OK game in double digit loss to UCF. 12.Tulane Another week, another loss.

so Temple won. Congrats Packers.

2 players on the IR from our team were not progressed. RB Jermaine Lockett 5-10 178 R Auburn [Speed] 78 SS Romulus Jackson 6-0 193 3 Fresno State [Zone Coverage] 88

Polls including my own have been on all over the place this season. And for reasons I understand quite frankly, because 3-11 is so even.

1.UCF (2) No game last week.Solid win against Army. Season finale against USF will likely determine the AAC division champion and possibly a playoff birth. 2.USF (1) Smashed Houston - putting up some 55 points. Still not convinced they beat UCF. 3.SMU You know the AAC has problems when the 3rd ranked team lost to Navy. Real chance they miss out on the AAC CCG now. 4.Temple You know the AAC has problems when the 3rd 4th ranked team lost to Navy Cincy. 5.Houston Not sure why they moved up... 6.ECU Seems to have recovered since rough start. 7.Cincinnati Highest weekly ranking since 2016 in the coaches poll. Back in 2016, USF wasn't a thing and UBL was posting this media piece. Shows how times change. 8.Memphis Honestly there is little gap between 3 through 11 in this league this year. 9.Tulsa Coming off a win I think. 10.Navy Move up just one after an upset over SMU? 11.Uconn After SMU they've been the second most disappointing AAC team. Makai Stewart hasn't looked good since his freshmen year. 12.Tulane Lost to previous bottom dweller Cincy.

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USF scores 45 in a half in rout of Houston

http://cfbhc.com/index.php?/profile/1514-dcook0308/ He's the Uconn coach AFAIK.

ECMWF now has this moving into South Carolina. GFS seems to focused on New England.

Latest 6z GFS and 0z ECMWF show a recurve between 70W and 80W. These models will probably windshiled wiper over the next few days...

2 wins is as many as almost everyone in that division plus 2 OOC wins.

1.UCF (2) Solid win against Army. Season finale against USF will likely determine the AAC division champion and possibly a playoff birth. 2.SMU (1) Hasn't looked as dominant as they did last season, but given they only have 1 loss so far, I can't be too much of a negative nancy. With that said, there's a chance they lose the AAC West if they lose to Memphis in the AAC regular season finale. 3.USF Dominated against a reeling Temple team. Probably an underdog against UCF.. 4.Temple Their loss to USF wasn't too shocking, but Cincinnati, what on earth? 5.Uconn Not sure why they moved up... 6.Memphis Seems to at last be separating themselves from the AAC West pack and has a small shot at making a bowl game. 7.Houston Classic middle of the pack AAC team. 8.ECU After tough loss to UCF, OK bounce back win against Temple. 9.Tulsa Lost badly to a bottom teir MWC team in San Jose State. 10.Cincinnati One of several bottom teir AAC teams who have made strides since the start of the year, with the Bearcats coming off a program-building win against Temple. 11.Navy See Cincy minus the Temple win part. 12.Tulane Hasn't played well in like forever.