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Message: [QUOTE="Travelman6, post: 3359487, member: 7597"] [B]**Please note, if you want the quick 15 second overview, just look at the bold/underlined.[/B] First head to head (AAC vs Big East): GTown 91 SMU 74 Xavier 73 Cincy 66 Xavier 75 Uconn 74 [B]Big East 3-0 vs the AAC[/B] Honestly, unless I am missing something, I thought there would be more than 3 games between the two conferences. Also, I actually would not mind an AAC/Big East challenge [B]if [/B]Uconn cycled between Cincy, Memphis, maybe Witchia St. or perhaps Temple can be added to the mix too in a 2 to 4 year cycle in a hypothetical challenge. Any way, the main course follows: AAC - [I]Please correct me if I am wrong or if I am missing any games.[/I] ECU 0-0 (come on, seriously?) USF 0-2 Cincy 0-1 (in 9 games, thought they would have had more, Tennessee coming up though) Houston 1-1 Uconn 2-0 (Indiana is huge, of course) UCF 0-1 (lost to Miami) Temple 2-2 Tulsa 1-0 Tulane 1-1 Wichita St 2-1 SMU 0-0 (best game was vs a depleted GTown where they got slammed) Memphis 2-1 [B]TOTAL 11-10, without Uconn under .500 at 9-10.[/B] [U][B]21 games played by 12 teams (1.75 per AAC team)[/B][/U] Big East - [I]Please correct me if I am wrong or if I am missing any games.[/I] GTown 2-2 Butler 5-0 Depaul 4-0 Xavier 1-1 (2-0 vs AAC) St.Johns 1-1 Creighton 2-1 Marquette 3-2 Nova 1-2 (A little shocked by this one) SHall 1-2 (tomorrow is the 2nd in a 4 game stretch of OOC P5 matchups. Providence 0-1 (Florida and Texas coming soon) [B]TOTAL 20-12, [U]32 games played by 10 teams (3.2 per Big East team)[/U] *Add in Uconn for 22-12[/B] **[B]INTERESTING FACT[/B]: Butler and Depaul alone equal the entire AAC MINUS UConn for P5 wins. Add Marquette and those three teams have more P5 wins than the entire AAC. Of course this is only about a month but I think results will likely remain fairly similar. I honestly think this speaks for itself. UConn and Big East mutually benefit each other starting next year! [/QUOTE]

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