Week 6 is in the books for the American Athletic Conference and the teams within the conference fit into three categories: They are looking to establish an identity, others are trying to maintain momentum from good starts and a few are determining if this season is already a wrap and it’s time to start focusing…
With the end of Week 6 of the college football season we are starting to see some teams in the conference exert its will successfully (Michigan and Iowa), while others seem to get it done — all be it unspectacular — (MSU, OSU, Wisconsin) and others are still struggling to find their way (Nebraska,…
With five weeks of the season complete, there are some teams that are heads and shoulders above the rest of the conference (Houston, Temple, Memphis and Navy), some that have the potential to play spoiler (Cincinnati, East Carolina and Tulsa) and a bunch of other teams still trying to find their way and get enough…
Conference play has started but it seems as if there are more questions about teams this week than when the season started. BIG TEN EASTERN DIVISION: Indiana Hoosiers 4-1 (0-1) Valiant effort in the 34-27 loss to OSU considering the offense lost starting quarterback Nate Sudfeld and star running back Jordan Howard during the game.…
Conference play kicked off for a couple of more teams this week and while not everyone has jumped into AAC play, that doesnt mean that there still werent some great games — including a shocker over an ACC foe. EAST DIVISION: Cincinnati Bearcats 2-2 (0-2) Even with quarterback Gunner Kiel going down early with an…
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