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USF won their second straight game yesterday without scoring an Offensive Touchdown
The Tradition that is the American Football Conference

They won their second str8 game? Or they have had two wins without scoring an offensive TD?

Writing prompt:

The AAC... An upgrade or downgrade from CUSA with regards to the football program? Discuss.

BigT3x wrote:Writing prompt:

The AAC... An upgrade or downgrade from CUSA with regards to the football program? Discuss.

That's somewhat of a moot point now; have you seen the new CUSA? Not saying that the AAC is any better than the CUSA we were in, but at least we aren't in the new one.

Stallion wrote:USF won their second straight game yesterday without scoring an Offensive Touchdown
The Tradition that is the American Football Conference

Would that be the same USF team that Michigan state could NOT score an offensive TD against, the same one that gave up 53 to McNeese State (FCS)?

Arkpony wrote:They won their second str8 game? Or they have had two wins without scoring an offensive TD?

Second straight win, AND second straight win by not scoring an offensive TD

CINCY
But with Cincinnati turning the ball over four times, missing an extra point and having a field goal blocked, USF's sputtering offense didn't need to get into the end zone to do its part.

-- four field goals, blocked FG for TD, and INT for TD.

UCONN
two field goals, and Aaron Lynch returned a fumble 44 yards for a touchdown as South Florida beat Connecticut 13-10 on Saturday.

Before giving stallion too much research credit, ESPN quoted this: http://espn.go.com/ncf/recap?id=332850041

actually noticed it on my own. Remember I mentioned USF scoring 26 in a win last week without scoring a TD-I thought I'd check their boxscore to see how they did this week

GreenbeltPony wrote:

BigT3x wrote:Writing prompt:

The AAC... An upgrade or downgrade from CUSA with regards to the football program? Discuss.

That's somewhat of a moot point now; have you seen the new CUSA? Not saying that the AAC is any better than the CUSA we were in, but at least we aren't in the new one.

From the looks of the national rankings of the teams that stay in the AAC next year it looks like C-USA is a much stronger conference in football and maybe even basketball.

Stallion wrote:actually noticed it on my own. Remember I mentioned USF scoring 26 in a win last week without scoring a TD-I thought I'd check their boxscore to see how they did this week

Just jerking your chain.

they seem to have a lot of int's fumbles' ko pr for td's

PoconoPony wrote:

GreenbeltPony wrote:

BigT3x wrote:Writing prompt:

The AAC... An upgrade or downgrade from CUSA with regards to the football program? Discuss.

That's somewhat of a moot point now; have you seen the new CUSA? Not saying that the AAC is any better than the CUSA we were in, but at least we aren't in the new one.

From the looks of the national rankings of the teams that stay in the AAC next year it looks like C-USA is a much stronger conference in football and maybe even basketball.

What are you talking about? The highest rated team in CUSA by Sagarin is ECU at 65th, and they'll be in the AAC next year. The new CUSA is on the same level as the Sun Belt.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf/sagarin/2013/conference/

Rice 3-0 v. Tulane 3-0 shaping up as big showdown

Stallion wrote:Rice 3-0 v. Tulane 3-0 shaping up as big showdown

Glad we got out of that murder's row when we did....

pwnyxpress wrote:

Stallion wrote:Rice 3-0 v. Tulane 3-0 shaping up as big showdown

Glad we got out of that murder's row when we did....

Yeah, because I would really hate to lose to both of those teams in the same season...

all those guys are saving their surefire touchdown plays for us.