Around the American '19-20

[MI Bearcat]

I thought Memphis played well and wasn't an embarrassment. Penn State had a top 10 defense and they couldn't stop Memphis. Unfortunately Memphis couldn't stop PSU run game but it was a back and forth game all the way to the end. What will be another embarrassment to the league is if we lose to a middle of the pack ACC team that has lost it's coach and skill players on offense. This game shouldn't be close.

[Lobot]

Interesting development at Temple. Quincy Roche is in the transfer portal.

[Greg7173]

Navy beat Kansas State yesterday in the bowl game we should have played. But good win for the American.

[Bearcat Chris]

I have never seen such little discussion about a UC Bowl game! What a turd, us getting Birmingham, as we were just shy of getting the Cotton Bowl! I guess we got the "AAC Boobie Prize"!

I would have been in Memphis for sure. Still, glad Navy won. They are a very good team.

B.C.

[Lobot]

DMN reporting that Rhett Lashlee, the SMU OC, has vacated the city for the U.

[swilsonsp4]

With the So Miss-Tulane game to kickoff in about 50 minutes, the AAC rest at 3-3 in their bowls:

FAU 52, SMU 28
UCF 48, Marshall 25
NC 55, Temple 13
Penn St 53, Memphis 39
Navy 20, KS State 17
UC 38, BC 6

[Pharmfam]

Tulane started out slow but poured it on in the second half. Now lead Southern Miss 30-13 in the 3rd.

[swilsonsp4]

Tulane started out slow but poured it on in the second half. Now lead Southern Miss 30-13 in the 3rd.

USM jumped up 13-0 in the first, then the Wave took over. It ended with that same 30-13 score.

So, the AAC finished the bowl season 4-3 (2-2 versus P5 teams).

[Lobot]

Houston's D'Eriq King will predictably transfer somewhere instead of returning to Houston. I have no idea what's really going on down there and apparently neither does Holgorsen. I'd look for King to end up at Oklahoma.

[Lobot]

D'Eriq King has apparently committed to the U this morning.

[coach]

He must be talking to Nysier Brooks. LOL

[Lobot]

Looks like the reporter for this one, jumped the gun. He’s not committed

[swilsonsp4]

I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how UConn brass think their football program can survive as an FBS school. Here's today's article from the Courant that outlines how bad the stadium financial situation is. The Huskies drew fewer than 10,000 per game this year.

https://www.courant.com/business/hc-...4y4-story.html

[richard k.]

I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how UConn brass think their football program can survive as an FBS school. Here's today's article from the Courant that outlines how bad the stadium financial situation is. The Huskies drew fewer than 10,000 per game this year.

https://www.courant.com/business/hc-...4y4-story.html

And "they" really think attendance will get better, as what? As a football independent in New England?, As a member of the Yankee Conference? My guess is they drop back to 1AA and the stadium will average 4-5,000 for their games, if that.