Memphis, Tulane, South Florida and UTSA announced Monday they remain committed to the American Athletic Conference after receiving overtures from the Pac-12. The four schools and the AAC released a statement that made no mention of the Pac-12, but several
FAU took a step back on Saturday evening, losing to UConn 48-14 in demoralizing fashion, sending the Owls to 1-3 and leaving FAU Coach Tom Herman with many questions.
Owls went to Birmingham for their first taste of conference, but Florida Atlantic could not slow down the Blazers attack falling 3-2 from a late UAB goal.
Cam Ward passed for 404 yards and three touchdowns, leading the eighth-ranked Miami Hurricanes to a 50-15 win over the host South Florida Bulls on Saturday night in Tampa, Fla. Miami (4-0) also got three short touchdown runs and a
Nick Evers rushed for two touchdowns and threw for another to fuel UConn to a convincing 48-14 victory over Florida Atlantic on Saturday in East Hartford, Conn. Evers completed 9 of 14 passes for 88 yards and added a career-high
Pep Biel and Patrick Agyemang each had a goal and an assist as host Charlotte FC defeated the short-handed New England Revolution 4-0 on Saturday. Liel Abada and Kerwin Vargas also scored and goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina made four saves in
Week 3 of the AAC saw rivalry action commence and featured the conference’s first win against a power opponent this season as Memphis defeated FSU, cementing themselves as a premier G5 team.
It took ninety minutes of rain dancing, but Florida Atlantic with a great showing earned a win in their conference home opener against Charlotte 2-1.
The American Athletic Conference has ramped up interest in adding Air Force as a member to put all three service academies into the same league for the first time, a person with knowledge of the AAC’s discussions told The Associated