AAC according to Massey

[UcMiami]

UConn #1, 9-0
USF #14, 8-0
Temple #49, 7-3
Tulane #78, 6-4
SMU #95, 6-4
UCF - #101, 9-2
East Carolina #104, 8-3
Tulsa #146, 4-7
Cincinnati #183 6-4
Houston #193, 5-5
Memphis #201, 4-6

The above is the Massey ratings today for the AAC conference and it really isn't looking that bad. Three teams in the top 50 and four more in the top 100 range. And while the bottom is soft it isn't dreadful and is pretty similar to what the bottom of the Big East used to be when you consider Providence, Seton Hall, Cinci, and Pittsburgh. The middle teams need to get stronger, but the top two are good and not to different from some of the OBE years between Rutgers and ND's strong years in the mid 2000s.

 

[Suebird10fan]

I've been noticing the same thing. The thinking that led to the thread I started on who will break the streak is that if it has to happen this year (and it probably does), I'd prefer it to be USF.

 

[veryolddog]

You know, it is interesting to note, that wherever UConn Women Basketball tends to go, the other teams seem to get better and more competitive.