If they keep it up, I like their trajectories. I appreciate their work, pain and suffering as a team much more than all the clapping and dancing (before). The next level after spring practice is doing much more in the summer heat and humidity. At least the first 5 games have potentially miserable heat and humidity
Itβs a hard choice between Larry and Alex. Alex ultimately did get us to a bowl, and I mean there wouldnβt have been a bowl without Alex. They are both too superior to rank even a 1a and a 1b, as people or players. I hope they continue as Steelers and Davis joins them
Yeah depends on the criteria. MVP for the Niners would be Chris⦠we would have won way less games without him. But as far as best Pro (which what really seems to be the list) - it will be Alex thus far.
Alex is a much better pro than Armanti Edwards - but ok ECU has us on this one.
I had to google who Barrett Jones was. Only played 2 nfl season and 10 games total. With all the 5 stars they get, there is no way he is their best college player (or nfl).
Charlotte games will no longer be exclusively on ESPN+. At least 40 conference-controlled regular-season games will be on ESPN platforms, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ABC.
While a selection of games will be available on ESPN+, the goal is to make the AAC as accessible as possible. The AAC will also have a primetime game slot in seven weeks of the 2023 season.
The American Athletic Conference Football Championship game will be broadcasted on either ABC or ESPN on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023.
Quick math⦠40 games divided by 12 weeks = 3.33. One of which will be the Friday night game (which we play 1 of). That means 4 AAC teams minimum will be on regular broadcast channels each Saturday. Possibly 6 some weekends.
All told, about an average of half the conference will be on regular broadcast TV each week.