How does the schedule rotate for the opposite division. Cincinnati has played
Memphis 4 times (counting this year)
Houston 4 times
SMU 2 home and away
Tulane 1 away
Tulsa 2 home and away
Navy 0

I understand not all schools joined at once, but are Houston and Memphis Cincinnati constant rivals or will they too rotate?

Playing the opposite division flips every 2 years. So next year and the year after we will play SMU, Tulane, and Navy home and home.

(09-24-2016 08:58 AM)stxrunner Wrote:  Playing the opposite division flips every 2 years. So next year and the year after we will play Texas, West Virginia, and Iowa State...

FIFY

(09-24-2016 08:58 AM)stxrunner Wrote:  Playing the opposite division flips every 2 years. So next year and the year after we will play SMU, Tulane, and Navy home and home.

But we never lose Houston or Memphis? That's good if things continue help SOS.

(09-24-2016 09:08 AM)Bearcats#1 Wrote:  

(09-24-2016 08:58 AM)stxrunner Wrote:  Playing the opposite division flips every 2 years. So next year and the year after we will play Texas, West Virginia, and Iowa State...

FIFY

LOL SMH

You know, UT can throw everyone a curveball by going Independent instead... Not sy'n... Just sy'n.

the first AAC season was a random schedule. when divisions started, the 2 season on/off began for your non-division opponents. that's why you saw anomalies like Memphis playing at Temple in Philadelphia 2 years in a row. In Cincy's case, Tulsa, Memphis and Houston will roll off and Tulane, SMU and Navy will roll on next season. Memphis will lose Cincy, Temple and USF next year and pick up UCF, ECU & UConn

(09-24-2016 09:22 AM)tigerjeb Wrote:  the first AAC season was a random schedule. when divisions started, the 2 season on/off began for your non-division opponents. that's why you saw anomalies like Memphis playing at Temple in Philadelphia 2 years in a row. In Cincy's case, Tulsa, Memphis and Houston will roll off and Tulane, SMU and Navy will roll on next season. Memphis will lose Cincy, Temple and USF next year and pick up UCF, ECU & UConn

Correct. There were also some abnormalities due to teams leaving and entering the conference (teams either left the conference, entered the conference, or both--- in each of the first 3 years of its existence). That threw off the natural rotations as well.

We have yet to play Houston or Memphis.

(09-24-2016 08:56 AM)True Bearcat Wrote:  How does the schedule rotate for the opposite division. Cincinnati has played
Memphis 4 times (counting this year)
Houston 4 times
SMU 2 home and away
Tulane 1 away
Tulsa 2 home and away
Navy 0

I understand not all schools joined at once, but are Houston and Memphis Cincinnati constant rivals or will they too rotate?

the first 2 years had its own rotation, a completely different rotation was made for when divisions started ...

Its gonna be nice when we play UC every year in a 10 team AAC.