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  1. Well I did not foresee this coming into bowl season, because I thought the AAC was VERY strong, but according to ESPN's matchup predictor, every team is expected to lose. There are a few games where I am calling shenanigans here. I fully expect Navy, Temple, and Memphis to take care of business vs Pitt, Toledo, and Auburn respectively with 70% chances to win. With slightly less confidence, but still confidence, (depending on which team shows up) I think Cincinnati beats San Diego St. SDSU benefited from not only going through a terrible down year in the MWC, but also the weaker side of the MWC, where their stiffest competition was Nevada. SDSU also had a very bad loss to South Alabama. I give them 60% chance to win.

    Now here is where things get dicey. USF is playing so hot right now, but can that continue against a good WKU team? I think yes, and give us the next best odds to win at 58%. Call me crazy, but I also believe that Tulsa beats VT, and give them a 52% chance to win. I think the only team the American needs to worry about is UConn vs Marshall. How did THAT match up come to be? Yikes. I give UConn a lowly 38% chance to win.

    And for the peach bowl, I think Houston is better than the nation gives them credit for. I sincerely think they are the #11 team in the country. And as USF showed, FSU is nothin more than the Fightin' Dalvin Cooks. I give Houston a 56% chance to win. Call me a homer, but I like the AAC's chances to come out of bowl season with a 6-1 record. What do you guys think?

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  2. Honestly this team has some terrible guards. I did not see one outside shot made the entire last 8 minutes that I started watching. Gurerro and Cousins were the only two who even showed up tonight. Zeigler hustles and I like that. But Roddy Peters is struggling badly right now. He needs to be benched, and work on his craft and rededicate himself to the game or something

  3. So lets hear it, or forever hold your piece. If we come out and fail miserably next year, is anybody going to come out, criticizing Harlan for pulling a Doug Woolard, and extending an unproven coach to a massive extension? Lets be honest here, while Taggart and USF have looked great for the second part of this season, we still haven't done anything yet. Any takers?

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  4. Houston is by far the best team in the conference. They would beat USF right now too. Next year will be amazing though, as USF will return everybody but Byrd and some of the Oline, and Houston returns Greg Ward at QB, as long as he doesn't declare for the draft, but they lose much of their defense. Still should be the champ game.

  5. In addition to Hudson, Valdez and Gibbons, it still matters how Woolard does.  Yes, Flowers has gone from potential position switch from QB to the one AW needs to beat out to start.  It'll likely take more than a strong spring for AW to start the next season.  I see Flowers' performance and real game experience to lock in an opening day start...and to be his till be is injured or performs poorly.

    From the 2015 class, looking forward to seeing:

    1. Marlon Gonzalez (highly rated, but injured.  Have heard zero about him).

    2. Nate Ferguson (another highly regarded DB).

    And, I only heard high touted Jimmy Bayes' name called once all year...on a special team penalty.  Wonder if he'll ever contribute in a meaningful way.

    Lastly, Cecil Cherry, at LB.  We lose Nigel Harris & Whitehurt...so we'll need some guys to step up big.

    In addition to Hudson, Valdez and Gibbons, it still matters how Woolard does.  Yes, Flowers has gone from potential position switch from QB to the one AW needs to beat out to start.  It'll likely take more than a strong spring for AW to start the next season.  I see Flowers' performance and real game experience to lock in an opening day start...and to be his till be is injured or performs poorly.

    From the 2015 class, looking forward to seeing:

    1. Marlon Gonzalez (highly rated, but injured.  Have heard zero about him).

    2. Nate Ferguson (another highly regarded DB).

    And, I only heard high touted Jimmy Bayes' name called once all year...on a special team penalty.  Wonder if he'll ever contribute in a meaningful way.

    Lastly, Cecil Cherry, at LB.  We lose Nigel Harris & Whitehurt...so we'll need some guys to step up big.

    great points. Nigel Harris was a junior this year so he still has another year

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