AAC Football Week 4 Power Rankings, Schedule & Odds

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AAC Power Rankings (Week 4)

Power Ranking: Team (Record) (National Ranking)

#12: UConn (1-1) (126)

May be their last season in the AAC. Offense is the worst in the conference.

#11: East Carolina (1-2) (111)

Haven’t been able to do anything on the ground against Power-5 teams: 58 carries for 125 yards.

#10: South Florida (1-2) (89)

Got their first win after Charlie Strong switched to dual-threat freshman QB Jordan McCloud.

#9: Tulsa (1-2) (84)

One of the most penalized teams in college football. Rank #129 with 12.3 penalties/game.

#8: Navy (2-0) (67)

Haven’t played anyone yet but their defense has allowed just 17 points in two games.

#7: Cincinnati (2-1) (42)

Season-opening win vs. UCLA has lost its luster. Group of RBs may be the best in AAC.

#6: Houston (1-2) (43)

Hung tight with #4 Oklahoma (49-31) and #19 Washington State (31-24). One of the best 1-2 teams.

#5: Tulane (2-1) (39)

Their defense is legit this year, holding opponents — including #10 Auburn — to 14.6 ppg.

#4: SMU (3-0) (40)

Former Texas starting QB Shane Buechele has offense humming. First real test (at #25 TCU) comes this week.

#3: Temple (2-0) (45)

Knocked off #21 Maryland last week. Veteran O-Line may be the best in the AAC.

#2: Memphis (3-0) (31)

Beat Ole Miss to start the season. ASU transfer QB Brady White averaging 10 yards/attempt.

#1: UCF (3-0) (10)

The class of the AAC. Haven’t lost a regular-season game since November 26th, 2016.

National Ranking via Team Rankings

AAC Schedule (Week 4)

Thursday:

Houston at Tulane (-5), ESPN 8:00pm

Saturday:

UConn at Indiana (-27.5), BTN 12:00pm
SMU at #25 TCU (-9.5), FS1 3:30pm
#15 UCF (-12.5) at Pittsburgh, ABC/ESPN2 3:30pm
Wyoming at Tulsa (-3.5), CBSSN 3:30pm
Temple (-13.5) at Buffalo, ESPNU 3:30pm
William & Mary at East Carolina, ESPN3 6:00pm