Pretty simple rundown this week.
First up: Army, which lost 17-16 at home to Tulane.
SEE RELATED:Considering the Green Wave accounted for one of the Black Knights’ three victories a season ago, today did not exactly do wonders for Army’s chances of playing in the postseason for the first time since 1996.
2009 Opponent |
Result | 2008 Equivalent |
Result |
at Eastern Michigan |
W, 27-14 |
Eastern Michigan |
W, 17-13 |
Duke | L, 35-19 |
at Rice |
L, 38-31 |
Ball State |
W, 24-17 |
Akron | L, 22-3 |
at Iowa State |
L, 31-10 |
at Texas A&M |
L, 21-17 |
Tulane | L, 17-16 |
at Tulane |
W, 44-13 |
Vanderbilt | at Buffalo |
L, 27-24 |
|
at Temple |
Temple | L, 35-7 |
|
Rutgers | at Rutgers |
L, 30-3 |
|
at Air Force |
Air Force |
L, 16-7 |
|
VMI | New Hampshire |
L, 28-10 |
|
at North Texas |
Louisiana Tech |
W, 14-3 |
|
vs. Navy |
vs. Navy |
L, 34-0 |
And onto the ACC, which will send its No. 8 selection to the Dec. 29 game at RFK Stadium.
After five weeks, five ACC teams have losing records. That means there’s a good old-fashioned ruh-roh, since that situation holding up through the end of the season would potentially send the EagleBank Bowl scurrying for an at-large team.
ACC teams with 2+ victories: 11
ACC teams with .500+ records: 7
Current projected teams on the board for the EagleBank Bowl: None
And as for the secondary tie-in, here’s a look at how Conference USA East is holding up through the first weekend of October:
Conference USA East teams with 2+ victories: 5 (Southern Mississippi, Marshall, Central Florida, East Carolina, UAB)
Conference USA East teams with .500+ records: 4 (Southern Mississippi, Marshall, Central Florida, East Carolina)
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