Tulane is favored by 3.5 points and probably will beat UCF. UCF has been hot-n-cold this season. Tulane just went up to Cinci and beat them and ruined their 30+ home game winning streak. Tulane has a veteran team full of seniors. Their Qb is really good and the RB is best in the conference.

It will be an interesting matchup. Game is sold out, which is huge for Tulane. For the regular season game UCF fans outnumbered Tulane with UCF winning barely.

I'm expecting UCF to win, but geezus h krist, UCF finds ways to lose games or allows teams to get back in it. I'm looking for a hard fought game in the AAC championship game.

Last week UCF starting Qb John Ryss Plumlee came out in the first half after running for 170+ yards. Coach Malzhan said he has had the hammy injury for the past couple months. If you watch him play you can see why he pulls a hammy... He is lightning fast quick and outruns Db's and leaves them in the dust. Our back-up Qb, Mikey Keene has been pretty good when he comes in.

For the regular season win by UCF @Tulane, the weather sucked. Windy and cold. UCF beat Tulane on the running game. I expect Malzhan to call the same type of game with a lot of running and controlling the clock and line of scrimmage. Tulane is pretty good as well on both Offense and Defense. They are ranked that high for a reason.

Should be interesting. Glad my team has a game and still has a chance to make it to a big bowl game. One last hurrah in the G5 conference. Next year in the Big 12 conference.

If anyone knows me, and have been reading my gibberish for the past 20 years on the forum on UCF Football...you gotta believe I'm stoked on UCF and the future.

What a ride it's been. I remember 20 years ago saying, College football in our backyard. It's rang true. (Lblarry mileage may vary).