The South Florida women ran into some of the best UConn teams ever during their time together in Big East and American ...

ACC Expansion Prediction ... and Army signed on to be a part of the American Athletic Conference fun. What’s Next for 2025: HOLD THE LINE. There aren’t a whole lot of options out there ...

A few days of conference realignment maneuvering helped UNLV and Air Force each receive increased MWC financial commitments.

as the conference the Pirates currently reside in - the American Athletic Conference - has been at the center of expansion discussion. With just four schools remaining in what was previously the ...

Should it achieve further expansion with ... would all likely enter the American as strong contenders for conference championships in the short-term, but their athletic budgets would dwindle ...

The American Athletic Conference, Mountain West Conference, and West Coast Conference have all provided better products to mid-major fans, but as football-centric conference realignment continues ...

Tulane leads the way in the AAC predictions for 2023. Change is the biggest storyline for the American Athletic Conference going into the 2023 college football season. Houston, UCF, and Cincinnati ...

So Saturday, when the Black Knights play at Florida Atlantic in their first American Athletic Conference ... beginning with the 2024 season in a conference realignment ripple effect, replacing ...

“I am extremely pleased to welcome these six outstanding universities to the American Athletic Conference,” Aresco said. “This is a strategic expansion that accomplishes a number of goals as we take ...

Rhett Lashlee has done the math. It rolls around in the SMU coach's head every week. The more he thinks about it, the more it ...

Tulane hopes to continue its incredible offensive production when it faces Navy in its second to last game of the season on ...

It wasn’t long ago when the American Athletic Conference had the unquestioned ... SMU and UCF in the conference realignment carousel, paired with increasingly weak nonconference scheduling.