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So the AAC currently has 3 ranked teams and 2 more within the reviving votes category. PAC-10 only has 2 ranked teams. The AAC needs to be blasting this fact out consistently for the next month.

I'd also point out that if SMU somehow manages to run the table that we had to play a tougher schedule than Clemson, and I'm not joking. Right now the AAC isn't a Power 6 Conference - it's a Power FOUR conference.

This conference needs us to win this week.

You have to wonder with the financial commitment made by ESPN if they will start to help push the P6 narrative. Maybe if the playoff system expands to eight teams we will see an undefeated AAC champion in the playoff.

AAC West is rated higher than both ACC divisions in the Sagarin ratings

https://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf/sagarin/2019/conference/

If you take UCONN out, the East's side's rankings shoots through the roof.....

leopold wrote:If you take UCONN out, the East's side's rankings shoots through the roof.....

Still have USF and ECU hurting the east this year

How did the AAC do in non-conference games this season against teams from the P5 conferences?

PonySnob wrote:How did the AAC do in non-conference games this season against teams from the P5 conferences?

6 wins (TCU, Ole Miss, Maryland, Georgia Tech, UCLA, Stanford)


12 losses (Pitt, NC State, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio State, Michigan State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Auburn, Washington State)

sbsmith wrote:

PonySnob wrote:How did the AAC do in non-conference games this season against teams from the P5 conferences?

6 wins (TCU, Ole Miss, Maryland, Georgia Tech, UCLA, Stanford)


12 losses (Pitt, NC State, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio State, Michigan State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Auburn, Washington State)

Well, that looks better than Arkansas' record vs. P5 schools !!!!!