Stats from Week 4

American Athletic Conference

https://twitter.com/American_Conf/status/780084024140263424
https://twitter.com/American_FB/status/780084805027397632

Houston Cougars
https://twitter.com/D_D_Bass/status/780084583320530945
https://twitter.com/D_D_Bass/status/780080026179940352

https://twitter.com/SportSourceA/status/780070790406475776

https://twitter.com/UH_BCarrington/status/780038209539420160
https://twitter.com/D_D_Bass/status/779901629227073537

https://twitter.com/SBN_BillC/status/780070950427471873

https://twitter.com/SBN_BillC/status/780101936607399936

Good to see Memohis showing up. We need AAC teams to represent like they did last year.

No one has been talking up Memphis. However, no one should be looking past them either. They are definitely flying under the radar. People expected with Lynch and Fuentes gone that they’d go into the tank. They are proving that they are much bigger than those two. This weekend will be a very interesting test to see where they are, but at this point, I would say that they are our toughest competition in our division, and that game will be on the road after the match up with Louisville. If all goes well, it’s going to be Louisville, then at Memphis, and finally hosting the AAC championship game in TDECU. That’s a tough road to end the year, but one that should make a point if we take care of business.

If Memphis can hang with Ole Miss on the road, I will become a bigger believer that they are continuing their success from last year. I will be a HUGE Memphis fan this weekend but I need to see the next two weeks to see if I should circle that game on the schedule.

I hope Memphis is ranked by the UH-Memphis game. I do not like the idea of the final AAC game being on the road at a middle of the road but dangerous team coming off the Louisville game. Having back-to-back big-time match ups to close the regular season is better on several fronts.

https://twitter.com/SportSourceA/status/780489442150735873