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FOOTBALL2020 SEASON Media Release (September 21, 2020)Contact: Russell Anderson [email protected] 214.774.1300

East Division W-L Pct. H A Div. Pts. Opp. W-L Pct. H A Pts Opp.

Marshall 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 2-0 1.000 2-0 0-0 76 7FIU 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - -Florida Atlantic 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - -Charlotte 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 0-1 .000 0-0 0-1 20 35Middle Tennessee 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 0-2 .000 0-1 0-1 14 89WKU 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 0-2 .000 0-1 0-1 45 65

West Division W-L Pct. H A Div. Pts. Opp. W-L Pct. H A Pts Opp.

Louisiana Tech 1-0 1.000 0-0 1-0 1-0 31 30 1-0 1.000 0-0 1-0 31 30UTSA 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 2-0 1.000 1-0 1-0 75 58 UTEP 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 2-1 .667 2-0 0-1 44 86North Texas 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 1-1 .500 1-1 0-0 92 96UAB 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 1-1 .500 1-0 0-1 59 66Rice 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - - - 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 - -Southern Miss 0-1 .000 0-1 0-0 0-1 30 31 0-2 .000 0-2 0-0 51 63

RECENT RESULTS

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

Louisiana Tech 31, Southern Miss 30

Marshall 17, (23) Appalachian State 7UTSA 24, Stephen F. Austin 10UTEP 17, Abilene Christian 13 Troy 47, Middle Tennessee 14SMU 65, North Texas 35Liberty 30, WKU 24Charlotte at (11) North Carolina canceledFlorida Atlantic at Georgia Southern postponed


UTSA 51, Texas State 48 (2ot)Appalachian State 35, Charlotte 20Louisville 35, WKU 21(14) Texas 59, UTEP 3Louisiana Tech at Baylor postponedMarshall at East Carolina postponed

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

Miami 31, UAB 14


Marshall 59, Eastern Kentucky 0North Texas 57, Houston Baptist 31UTEP 24, Stephen F. Austin 14Army 42, Middle Tennessee 0


UAB 45, Central Arkansas 35South Alabama 32, Southern Miss 21

STANDINGS

UPCOMING GAMES


UAB at South Alabama (ESPN) 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

Middle Tennessee at UTSA (CBSSN) 7 pm


Georgia State at Charlotte (ESPNU) 11 amFIU at Liberty (ESPN3) 12 pmTulane at Southern Miss (Stadium) 1:30 pmUTEP at Louisiana-Monroe (ESPNU) 2:30 pmSouth Fla. at Florida Atlantic (CBSSN) 5 pmHouston Baptist at LA Tech (ESPN3) 6 pmNorth Texas at Houston (ESPN+) 6 pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2

Louisiana Tech at BYU (ESPN2) 8 pm

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3

UTSA at UAB (Stadium) 11:30 am

Charlotte at Florida Atlantic (ESPNU) 3 pm

WKU at Middle Tennessee (ESPN3) 4 pm

Southern Miss at North Texas (Stadium) 6:30pm

Rice at Marshall postponed

Conference Games in Bold

All Times Central

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

OFFENSE FRANK HARRIS, UTSAJunior, QB, Schertz, Texas

Harris accounted for 373 yards and three touch-downs to help lead UTSA to a 24-10 victory over Stephen F. Austin in the home opener last Saturday. He completed 23-of-36 passes for a career-high 269 yards and a touchdown and he also rushed for 104 yards and a pair of scores, as the Roadrunners racked up 498 yards of of-fense. Through two games, Harris has thrown for 438 yards and two touchdowns on 48-of-67 passing (68.7%) and rushed for 155 yards and fi ve scores to help guide UTSA to its fi rst 2-0 start since 2017.

DEFENSETAVANTE BECKETT, MARSHALLR-Senior, LB, Chesapeake, Virginia

Beckett was all over the fi eld Saturday for the Thundering Herd, amassing a career-high 16 tackles (eight solo) with one forced fumble in the 17-7 home win over 23rd-ranked Appala-chian State. The 16 stops are the most by a Mar-shall man since Chase Hancock made 18 tackles against Southern Miss in 2017. Last season, App State averaged 231 rush yards per game, which ranked No. 16 in the country, and in the season opener the Mountaineers ran for 308 yards against Charlotte. On Saturday the Herd, led by co-captain Beckett, held them to 96 yards on 33 carries Saturday, their lowest total in a game since 2014.

SPECIAL TEAMSJACOB BARNES, LOUISIANA TECHR-Freshman, K, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Barnes was a perfect 4-for-4 on extra point at-tempts in LA Tech’s 31-30 victory over Southern Miss, including the game-winning PAT in the fi -nal seconds. He also made a 28-yard fi eld goal in his only attempt of the night.


QUICK HITTERS

A LOOK AT WEEK FOURTen C-USA teams are in action this week, with nine games spread over three days. One league game is on the slate, three games will be against the Ameri-can and three games will be vs. the Sun Belt.

UAB will play its third straight Thursday night game when the Blazers drive downstate to meet South Ala-bama in Mobile for the fi rst time (7 p.m. CT on ESPN). The UAB pass defense will be tested by a Jaguars squad that is sixth in the nation in passing off ense, averaging 342.0 yards per game through the air.

In a game that was not on the schedule until this past Saturday, Middle Tennessee will now travel to UTSA (7 p.m. CT on CBS Sports Network), as the Blue Raiders replace Memphis, which was unable to play due to COVID cases and quarantining. The Roadrun-ners have produced back-to-back C-USA Off ensive Players of the Week in sophomore RB Sincere Mc-

Cormick (the nation’s leading rusher) and junior QB Frank Harris (the FBS leader in rushing touchdowns).

A seven game Saturday begins at 11 am CT when Georgia State comes to Charlotte for the 49ers home opener (ESPNU). Redshirt junior LB Tyler Murray

(14) and redshirt senior S Ben DeLuca (16) combined for 30 tackles in Charlotte’s season opener and will lead the defense against a Panthers team that took No. 21 Louisiana-Lafayette to overtime last week.

FIU will open season number four under head coach Butch Davis when the Panthers make their fi rst visit to Liberty (12 p.m. CT on ESPN3). FIU will feature 15 new starters as it looks to knock off a Flames team that won at WKU last Saturday.

Longtime rivals Tulane and Southern Miss meet for the 32nd time, but the fi rst time in the regular season since 2013 when the Green Wave make the 100-mile trek up to Hattiesburg (1:30 p.m. CT on Stadium). Golden Eagles senior QB Jack Abraham is coming off a three touchdown passing performance in their conference opener last Saturday night.

UTEP will be looking to improve to 3-1 for the fi rst time since the 2010 season when it visits Louisiana-Monroe (2:30 p.m. CT on ESPNU). Miners sophomore WR Jacob Cowing has a nation-leading 19 recep-tions for 275 yards (second in the FBS).

Defending C-USA Champion Florida Atlantic is scheduled open its 2020 season by hosting South Florida (6 pm CT on CBSSN). The game will mark the debut of Willie Taggart as the Owls head coach as new-look FAU will have a lot of fresh faces in start-ing positions this fall as it faces the team Taggart coached from 2013-16.

Fresh off a thrilling last minute win at Southern Miss, Louisiana Tech will welcome Houston Baptist for its home opener (6 p.m. CT on ESPN3). Bulldogs fresh-man LB Tyler Grubbs was named the Athlon Sports Defensive National Freshman of the Week after re-cording 16 tackles in his collegiate debut.

North Texas will take to the road to meet Houston for the second straight season (6 pm CT on ESPN+). The Mean Green rank second in the FBS in total yards with 1,238 through their fi rst two games.

HERD IN THE TOP 25Following its 17-7 win over No. 23 Appalachian State, Marshall has moved into the Associated Presss poll at No. 25. It marks the fi rst time the Thundering Herd have been nationally-ranked since 2014. UAB and UTSA each received votes in this week’s poll.

MAGNIFICENT MARSHALLIt was a memorable Saturday for Marshall, as the Thundering Herd defeated No. 23 Appalachian State, 17-7, with a national television audience watching on CBS. It marked the fi rst win for Marshall over a ranked opponent since defeating No. 6 Kansas State in 2003. Marshall held Appalachian State to 96 rush-ing yards, the Mountaineers’ fewest since 2014 (74 vs. Georgia Southern). Junior RB Brenden Knox ran for 138 yards and a touchdown on off ense, while senior LB Tavante Beckett had 16 tackles and a forced fum-ble for a Herd defense that has allowed just seven total points in two games.

FRANKLY UTSA junior QB Frank Harris is off to a strong start in leading the Roadrunners to back-to-back wins to open the 2020 season. He leads C-USA and is tied for the national lead with fi ve rushing touchdowns after he ran 17 times for 104 yards and two TDs in Saturday’s 24-10 win over Stephen F. Austin. Harris became the fi rst QB in UTSA history to have two games with 100+ rushing yards. Against SFA, he threw for a career-high 269 yards, including a touchdown to sophomore WR Joshua Cephus

(career-high eight receptions for 89 yards).

A SINCERE LEADER2019 C-USA Freshman of Year Sincere McCormick is off to a great start to his sophomore year, helping UTSA to a 2-0 start. In Saturday’s 24-10 win over Stephen F. Austin, he narrowly missed his second straight 100-yard game, rushing 19 times for 98 yards, while adding four catches for 47 yards. His 297 rushing yards lead all FBS rushers after three weeks.

BETTER TO RECEIVEConference USA has the top two receivers in the FBS in terms of yardage. Southern Miss senior WR Tim

Jones ranks fi rst with 299 yards on 14 receptions (21.4 per catch), while UTEP sophomore Jacob Cow-

ing is second with with 275 yards on 19 receptions (14.4 each).

TOPS IN STOPSConference USA has the top two tacklers in the FBS through three weeks. Southern Miss sophomore DB Malik Shorts has 25 tackles in two games (12.5 per game), while Marshall senior Tavante Beckett is sec-ond with with 24 in two outings (12.0 per).

RETURNING RUNNERSFlorida Atlantic returns its top fi ve rushers from last season, including four running backs, as it gets set to open its season Saturday at Georgia Southern. Junior Malcolm Davidson topped the group with 711 yards and a team-best nine touchdowns, while red-shirt senior James Charles ran for 423 yards and fi ve TDs and sophomore Larry McCammon III added 324 yards and seven scores in just nine games.

LA TECH’S GRUBBS HONOREDLouisiana Tech freshman LB Tyler Grubbs was named the Athlon Sports Defensive Freshman of the Week after recording 16 tackles in his collegiate de-but in the 31-30 victory over conference-rival South-ern Miss on Saturday. The 16 tackles are the most by a Bulldogs since 2013.

MEAN GREEN EXPLOSIONNorth Texas ranks second in the FBS in total yards with 1,238. After opening the season with a school-record 721 yards of total off ense in a 57-31 win over Houston Baptist on Sept. 5, the Mean Green gener-ated 517 vs. SMU last Saturday. UNT has 666 yards through the air and 572 yards on the ground. Senior WR Jaelon Darden leads the FBS with fi ve TD recep-tions, two more than any other player.

PRESEASON ALL-C-USA SELECTIONS(as selected by the league’s head coaches)

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Brenden Knox, R-Jr., RB, Marshall

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

DeAngelo Malone, Sr., DE, WKU

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR

John Haggerty, Sr., P, WKU

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

QB Jack Abraham, R-Sr., Southern MissRB Justin Henderson, Sr., Louisiana TechRB Brenden Knox, Jr., MarshallOL D’Antne Demery, Sr., FIUOL Desmond Noel, R-Sr., Florida AtlanticOL Kody Russey, Sr., Louisiana TechOL Cain Madden, R-Sr., MarshallOL Jordan Meredith, Sr., WKUTE Jason Pirtle, R-Sr., North TexasWR Jaelon Darden, Sr., North TexasWR Tim Jones, Sr., Southern MissWR Austin Watkins Jr., R-Sr., UAB

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

DL Markees Watts, Jr., CharlotteDL Willie Baker, R-Sr., Louisiana TechDL Dion Novil, Sr., North TexasDL Jordan Smith, R-Jr., UABDL DeAngelo Malone, Sr., WKULB Tavante Beckett, R-Sr., MarshallLB Blaze Alldredge, Sr., RiceLB Kristopher Moll, Sr., UABDB Ben DeLuca, Sr., CharlotteDB Nazeeh Johnson, R-Sr., MarshallDB Reed Blankenship, Sr., Middle TennesseeDB Ky’el Hemby, R-Sr., Southern Miss

FIRST TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS

K Ethan Mooney, Jr., North TexasP John Haggerty, r-Sr., WKUKR Deion Hair-Griffi n, R-Jr., North TexasPR Talik Keaton, R-So., MarshallLS Reeves Blankenship, Jr., Louisiana Tech


QUICK HITTERS

UAB’S HOME COOKINGWith its season-opening 45-35 victory over Central Arkansas, UAB set a new Conference USA record with its 19th consecutive home victory. That broke the streak of 18 in a row that Houston won from Oct. 13, 2007 to Sept. 25, 2010. Now the fourth-longest active streak in the FBS, the Blazers have not lost at Legion Field since the program resumed action in 2017.

LONGEST CURRENT FBS HOME WIN STREAKS

23 Clemson21 UCF20 Notre Dame20 Ohio State19 UAB

17 Oklahoma

WATCH OUTSeveral C-USA players have been named to offi cial 2020 award watch lists (as of Aug. 31):

ALLSTATE GOOD WORKS TEAM(will be announced at a later date)

BEDNARIK (DEFENSIVE PLAYER)Reed Blankenship, Sr., DB, Middle TennesseeKeion White, Sr., DE, Old DominionBlaze Alldredge, Sr., LB, RiceKristopher Moll, Sr., LB, UABJordan Smith, Jr., DE, UABDeAngelo Malone, Sr., DE, WKU

BILETNIKOFF (WIDE RECEIVER)Victor Tucker, Jr., CharlotteJaelon Darden, Sr., North TexasBradley Rozner, Sr., RiceTim Jones, Sr., Southern MissAustin Watkins, Jr., Sr., UAB

BRONKO NAGURSKI (DEFENSIVE PLAYER)Blaze Alldredge, Sr., LB, RiceTavante Beckett, Sr., LB, MarshallReed Blankenship, Sr., DB, Middle TennesseeDion Novil, Sr., DT, North TexasKristopher Moll, Sr., LB, UABJordan Smith, Jr., DE, UABDeAngelo Malone, Sr., DE, WKU

BUTKUS (LINEBACKER)Blaze Alldredge, Sr., LB, Rice

DOAK WALKER (RUNNING BACK)Justin Henderson, Sr., LA TechBrenden Knox, Jr., MarshallSpencer Brown, Sr., UABQuardraiz Wadley, Sr., UTEPGaej Walker, Sr., WKU

HORNUNG (MOST VERSATILE)Xavier Gaines, Jr., MarshallAustin Trammell, Jr., RiceJaylond Adams, Jr., Southern MissMyron Mitchell, Sr., UAB

JIM THORPE (DEFENSIVE BACK)Reed Blankenship, Sr., Middle TennesseeKaleb Ford-Dement, Sr., Old DominionBrontae Harris, Jr., UAB

JOHN MACKEY (TIGHT END)None on the preseason list

LOMBARDI (LINEMAN/LINEBACKER)(will be announced at a later date)

MANNELLY (LONG SNAPPER)Jacob Fuqua, Sr., UAB

MANNING (QUARTERBACK)Chris Reynolds, Jr., QB, CharlotteJack Abraham, Sr., QB, Soutern Miss

MAXWELL (OUTSTANDING PLAYER)Chris Reynolds, Jr., QB, CharlotteJustin Henderson, Sr., RB, LA TechBrenden Knox, Jr., RB, MarshallJaelon Darden, Jr., WR, North Texas

OUTLAND (INTERIOR LINEMAN)Jaelin Fisher, Jr., C, CharlotteD’Antne Demery, Sr., G, FIUKody Russey, Sr., C, Louisiana TechCain Madden, Sr., G, Marshall

RAY GUY (PUNTER)Matt Hayball, So., P, Florida AtlanticJohn Haggerty, Sr., P, WKU

RIMINGTON (CENTER)(will be announced at a later date)

TED HENDRICKS (DEFENSIVE END)(will be announced at a later date)

UNITAS GOLDEN ARM (Senior/4th year QB)Chris Reynolds, Jr., CharlotteAsher O’Hara, Jr., Middle TennesseeJack Abraham, Sr., Southern Miss

WUERFFEL (COMMUNITY SERVANT)Tyriq Harris, Sr., LB, CharlotteJoshua Mote, Sr., OL, LA TechReeves Blankenship, Sr., LS, LA TechBrenden Knox, So., RB, MarshallAsher O’Hara, Jr., QB, Middle TennesseeDeion Hair-Griffi n, Sr., WR, North TexasIsaac Weaver, Sr., OL, Old DominionSwayze Bozeman, Sr., LB, Southern MissWilson Beaverstock, So., K, UABSolomon Wise, Sr., LB, UTSAJuwuan Jones, Jr., DE, WKUDevon Key, Sr., DB, WKU

PLAYERS OF THE WEEKC-USA names Players of the Week each Monday dur-ing the season. The awards are voted on by a media panel with one representative in each league city.

OFFENSES7 Grant Wells, QB, MarshallS14 Sincere McCormick, RB, UTSAS21 Frank Harris, QB, UTSAS28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2N9N16 N23N30

DEFENSES7 KD Davis, LB, North TexasS14 Tyler Murray, LB, Charlotte S21 Tavante Beckett, LB, MarshallS28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2N9N16 N23N30

SPECIAL TEAMSS7 Matt Quinn, K, UABS14 Hunter Duplessis, K, UTSAS21 Jacob Barnes, K, Louisiana TechS28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2N9N16 N23N30

WORKING OVERTIMEHere’s a look at C-USA overtime games in 2020 and all-time.

2020 C-USA OvertimesS12 UTSA 51, at Texas State 48 (2ot)

Overtime Records - 1996-2020

Teams All Games C-USA Games

Charlotte 1-3 1-1FIU 4-5 0-1Florida Atlantic 2-5 0-1Louisiana Tech 3-8 1-2Marshall 7-5 5-4Middle Tennessee 5-5 3-2North Texas 2-2 1-0Old Dominion 1-0 1-0Rice 6-6 3-2Southern Miss 5-7 4-7UAB 4-7 4-3UTEP 7-5 4-2UTSA 3-2 1-1WKU 7-3 3-1

EAST VS. WESTHere’s a look at how the cross-division games have fared since C-USA went to two divisons in 2005:

2020: 2019: East 10, West 52018: East 9, West 62017: East 9, West 62016: East 10, West 72015: East 9, West 82014: West 9, East 82013: West 10, East 52012: West 10, East 92011: West 11, East 8 2010 East 10, West 9


QUICK HITTERS/BROADCAST INFORMATION/CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION

MANNING AWARD STARS OF THE WEEKHere’s a look at the C-USA quarterbacks that have been named Manning Award Stars of the Week this season:

S8 Grant Wells, MarshallS8 Jason Bean, North TexasS8 Tyler Johnston III, UABS8 Gavin Hardison, UTEPS14 Frank Harris, UTSAS21 Luke Anthony, Louisiana Tech

DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD GREAT 8Here are the C-USA QB’s named to the Davey O‘Brien Award Great 8 list this season:

S14 Frank Harris, UTSA

LOU GROZA AWARD STARS OF THE WEEKC-USA kickers that have been named Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week this season:

MACKEY AWARD TIGHT END OF THE WEEKC-USA tight ends that have been named the Mackey Award Tight End of the Week this season:

RAY GUY AWARD NATIONAL PUNTER OF THE WEEKC-USA punters that have been named the Ray Guy Award Tight End of the Week this season:

S15 John Haggerty, WKU

HORNUNG AWARD HONOR ROLLC-USA two-way performers that have been named to the Hornung Award honor roll this season:

ATHLON’S WEEKLY AWARDSC-USA players and coaches honored by Athlon’s Sports this season:

FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKS21 Tyler Grubbs, LB, Louisiana Tech

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR S21 Brad Lambert, Marshall

C-USA BROADCAST INFORMATIONConference USA has announced its initial broadcast schedule for the 2020 football season. The current confi rmed schedule features games to air nationally by the league’s primary partners and every C-USA football game is expected to be available on tradi-tional linear television or via streaming.

C-USA games will be available this fall via CBS Sports Network, Stadium, and ESPN Networks. The majority of these exposures will take place on Saturday, with select Thursday and Friday night telecasts also being featured.

Some non-conference C-USA games will also be made available as part of other conferences televi-sion agreements. Those games will continue to be added to the schedule this fall as part of those agree-ments.

The 2020 C-USA Championship game, slated for Sat-urday, Dec. 5 will air on CBS Sports Network. Kickoff time will be announced at a later date.

Additional Conference USA football broadcast exposures will be released as soon as they are fi nalized. Please note that all dates and times are subject to change.

ABOUT CBS SPORTS NETWORK

CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour home of CBS Sports, is available through all major cable, satellite and telco distributors as well as via OTT streaming service providers YouTube TV, fuboTV, DirecTV and Hulu. Additionally, a live CBS Sports Network stream is available through CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports App with select providers. For more informa-tion, including a full programming schedule, go to www.cbssportsnetwork.com.

ABOUT STADIUM

Stadium is the original multi-platform sports net-work featuring exclusive live and on-demand games and events, extensive highlights, classic games, original programming, and daily live studio program-ming. Stadium includes a 24/7 linear feed distrib-uted across both digital and broadcast platforms, as well as a comprehensive array of on-demand (VOD) digital content including additional live games and events. To learn more, visit: http://watchstadium.com/

ABOUT ESPN+

ESPN+ is the industry-leading sports streaming ser-vice from Disney’s Direct-to-Consumer and Interna-tional (DTCI) segment and ESPN. Launched in April 2018, ESPN+ has grown to 8.5 million subscribers, of-fering fans in the U.S. thousands of live sports events, original programming not available on ESPN’s linear TV or digital networks, as well as premium editorial content.

Fans subscribe to ESPN+ for just $5.99 a month (or $49.99 per year) at ESPNplus.com, ESPN.com or on the ESPN App (mobile and connected devices). It is also available as part of The Disney Bundle off er that gives subscribers access to Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu (ad-supported) — all for just $12.99/month.

2020 RYAN CONFERENCE USAFOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMEConference USA will host its 16th annual football championship game in 2020.

The event is slated for Saturday, December 5 and will be televised by CBS Sports Network. The team with the highest league winning percentage will serve as host site for the game.

The title game will feature champions from the East and West divisions of the league. Ten diff er-ent schools have hosted the fi rst 15 championship games.

Year Champion (C-USA Record)

2019 Florida Atlantic (7-1)2018 UAB (7-1)2017 Florida Atlantic (8-0)2016 WKU (7-1)2015 WKU (8-0)2014 Marshall (7-1)2013 Rice (7-1)2012 Tulsa (7-1)2011 Southern Miss (7-1)2010 UCF (7-1)2009 East Carolina (6-2)2008 East Carolina (6-2)2007 UCF (7-1)2006 Houston (7-1)2005 Tulsa (6-2)

C-USA TIEBREAKER

Home fi eld for the Ryan C-USA Championship Game will be awarded to the team that posts the highest regular season winning percentage against confer-ence opposition. The fi rst tiebreaker is the winner of a head-to-head match-up. Additional tie-breakers are in place if the teams did not meet.


C-USA BOWL SYNOPSISConference USA has announced the league’s bowl lineup that will span the six-year cycle from 2020-25.

The conference is guaranteed seven bowl ap-pearances in each year of the new cycle and will have associations with up to 16 diff erent bowls.

As part of the new bowl cycle, C-USA will annu-ally send teams to the Bahamas Bowl against a Mid-American Conference opponent, and to the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, against a Sun Belt Conference school. The league has participated in all six Bahamas Bowls and has placed a team in the New Orleans Bowl 14 times in its fi rst 18 years.

As previously announced, the league will continue its relationship with the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl. C-USA is guaranteed to send a team to the Shreveport, Louisiana-based bowl in 2021 and 2025, while holding a secondary agreement with the bowl in the other years of the cycle.

C-USA will also continue its long-standing relationship with the SoFi Hawai’i Bowl. The league is set to participate in the Honolulu-based game in 2020, 2022 and 2024.

The conference’s remaining guaranteed selec-tions in the cycle (either four or fi ve per sea-son) will include the LendingTree Bowl (Mobile, Alabama) or from among 11 games which are owned and operated by ESPN Events.

Guaranteed selections each season:

Bahamas Bowl

(Nassau, Bahamas)www.bahamasbowl.com

R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

(New Orleans, Louisiana)www.neworleansbowl.org

Guaranteed selections selected seasons:

SoFi Hawai’i Bowl

(Honolulu, Hawai’i) - 2020, 2022, 2024www.thehawaiibowl.com

Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl

(Shreveport, Louisiana) – 2021, 2025www.radiancetechnologiesindependencebowl.com

CONFERENCE USA BOWL PARTNERS

Remaining selections (either 4 or 5 per sea-son) from this group:

Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl(Fort Worth, Texas)www.armedforcesbowl.com

TicketSmarter Birmingham Bowl(Birmingham, Alabama)ticketsmarterbirminghambowl.com

Boca Raton Bowl(Boca Raton, Florida)thebocaratonbowl.com

Camellia Bowl(Montgomery, Alabama)camelliabowl.com

Cure Bowl(Orlando, Florida)curebowl.com

Fenway Bowl(Boston, Massachusetts)mlb.com/redsox/fenway-bowl

SERVPRO First Responder Bowl(Dallas, Texas)fi rstresponderbowl.com

Tropical Smoothie Cafe Frisco Bowl(Frisco, Texas)thefriscobowl.com

Gasparilla Bowl(Tampa, Florida)gasparillabowl.com

LendingTree Bowl(Mobile, Alabama)lendingtreebowl.com

Myrtle Beach Bowl(Myrtle Beach, South Carolina)myrtlebeachbowlgame.com

New Mexico Bowl(Albuquerque, New Mexico)newmexicobowl.com

There is no set selection order among C-USA’s bowl partners.

C-USA and the College Football Playoff

As a member of the College Football Playoff , Conference USA will be a part of one of the CFP bowls if it produces the highest rated champion from among the American Athletic, C-USA, Mid-American, Mountain West and Sun Belt Conferences.

The Playoff

During the 2014-15 season, college football entered a new era when postseason playoff s began. The format is simple: top four teams, two semifi nals played in bowl games, and a national championship game played in a diff er-ent city each year. Each semifi nal will be played during the New Year’s holiday with the national championship game in prime time on a Mon-day night at least a week later.

The Selection Committee

A selection committee will choose the four teams for the playoff based on their perfor-mance during the regular season, including, strength of schedule, head-to-head results, championships won, and other factors. The teams will be seeded so that No. 1 will play No. 4 in one semifi nal and No. 2 will meet No. 3 in the other, with the two winners advancing to the national championship game.

The Rotation

The semifi nals will rotate among six diff erent bowls, extending the experience to more fans. In the years when the bowls are not hosting semifi nals, the bowls will feature eight other teams in four compelling matchups.

For the 2020-21 season, the Goodyear Cotton Bowl (Dec. 30), Chick-fi l-A Peach Bowl (Jan. 1), PlayStation Fiesta Bowl (Jan. 2) and Capital One Orange Bowl (Jan. 2), will host its regular bowl games, while the Rose Bowl Game pre-sented by Northwestern Mutual (Jan. 1) and Allstate Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1) will host semifi nals. The College Football Championship will be held on Monday, Jan. 11 in Miami, Florida.


WEEKLY FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTSVideo highlights from all 14 Conference USA Foot-ball teams will be available this season through Box, a video exchange service. Each school will update 5 minutes of footage per week by late Monday morning for media outlets to download and use. Schools may also post additional footage at times during the week.

Please contact the C-USA media relations depart-ment for more information.

COACHES’ TELECONFERENCEThe only scheduled C-USA Coaches teleconfer-ence during the 2020 season will be held on Tues-day, December 1 and will feature the head coaches of the two teams participating in the 2020 C-USA Football Championship Game.

Most Conference USA schools will be making their weekly press conferences available to me-dia members via video calls. Please contact each individual school for links and more information.

E-MAIL DISTRIBUTIONMedia may contact the Conference USA offi ce by phone (214-774-1300) or e-mail to be included on the league’s e-mail lists for releases and informa-tion.

Statistics are updated on Sundays, weekly releas-es on Mondays, game previews on Tuesdays and press conference quotes on Mondays and Tues-days.

Please contact Russell Anderson ([email protected]) in the conference offi ce with requests or questions.

COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COMCollegepressbox.com is the offi cial media website for Conference USA football. Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, statistics, media guides and more for the conference and each of its 14 member schools throughout the season. Login information will be dis-tributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an e-mail to: [email protected].

MEDIA INFORMATION

FLAGSHIP RADIO STATIONSBelow is the fl agship radio station for each Confer-ence USA football school:

School Station Signal PxP Charlotte ESPN Radio AM 730 Matt Swierad ESPN Radio FM 97.5FIU WAXY-AM 790 AJ RickettsFlorida Atlantic Fox Sports 640 Ken LaVicka Louisiana Tech KXKZ-FM 107.5 Dave Nitz Marshall WDGG-FM 93.7 Steve Cotton Middle Tenn. WPRT-FM 102.5 Chip WaltersNorth Texas KHYI-FM 95.3 Dave Barnett KGAF-AM 1580Rice Sports Map-FM 94.1 J.P. Heath Southern Miss WXRR-FM 104.5 John CoxUAB WJOX-FM 94.5 David CraneUTEP ESPN Radio 600 Jon Teicher UTSA KTKR-AM 760 Andy Everett KBUC-FM 92.5/93.3 (alternate)WKU WKLX-FM 100.7 Randy Lee WWKU-AM 1450

C-USA WEBSITESHere are the offi cial websites for each C-USA school:

Charlotte www.Charlotte49ers.comFIU www.FIUSports.comFlorida Atlantic www.FAUSports.comLouisiana Tech www.LATechSports.comMarshall www.HerdZone.comMiddle Tennessee www.GoBlueRaiders.comNorth Texas www.MeanGreenSports.comOld Dominion www.ODUSports.comRice www.RiceOwls.comSouthern Miss www.SouthernMiss.comUAB www.UABSports.comUTEP www.UTEPAthletics.comUTSA www.GoUTSA.comWKU www.WKUSports.com

C-USA TWITTER FEEDSHere are the Twitter feeds for each C-USA school:

Charlotte @CharlotteFTBLFIU @FIUFootballFlorida Atlantic @FAU_FootballLouisiana Tech @LATechFBMarshall @HerdFBMiddle Tennessee @MT_FBNorth Texas @MeanGreenFBOld Dominion @ODUFootballRice @RiceFootballSouthern Miss @SouthernMissFBUAB @UAB_FBUTEP @UTEPFB UTSA @UTSAFTBLWKU @WKUFootball

C-USA FOOTBALL SID CONTACTSHere is the information for each C-USA football SID:

Charlotte Tom WhitestoneOffi ce Phone: ................................................... (704) 687-1022Cell Phone: ....................................................... (980) 253-4951E-Mail: .........................................................tewhites@uncc.eduSecondary E-Mail: [email protected]

FIU Tyson RodgersOffi ce Phone: ..................................................(305) 348-2084Cell Phone: ....................................................... (662) 418-2982E-Mail: .................................................. tyson.rodgers@fi u.edu

Florida Atlantic Katrina McCormackOffi ce Phone: ...................................................... (561) 297-3161Cell Phone: .........................................................(561) 251-5588E-Mail: .........................................................kmccormi@fau.eduSecondary E-Mail: [email protected]

Louisiana Tech Ashley SpringerOffi ce Phone: ..................................................... (318) 257-5071Cell Phone: ......................................................... (318) 265-1472E-Mail: ........................................................aspring@latech.edu

Marshall Jason CorriherOffi ce Phone: ................................................. (304) 696-4660Cell Phone: .........................................................(740) 331-1497E-Mail: ...................................................corriher@marshall.edu

Middle Tennessee Mark OwensOffi ce Phone: (615) 898-2450Cell Phone: ........................................................ (615) 631-9520E-Mail: ..........................................owens@goblueraiders.com

North Texas Jordan SteppOffi ce Phone: (940) 369-8329Cell Phone: ....................................................... (805) 551-8648E-Mail: ................................................... [email protected] E-Mail: ................................ [email protected]

Old Dominion Eric BohannonOffi ce Phone: ....................................................(757) 683-3374Cell Phone: ....................................................... (757) 375-0244E-Mail: .......................................................ebohanno@odu.edu

Rice Chuck PoolOffi ce Phone: .................................................... (713) 358-5775Cell Phone: .......................................................(832) 244-6476E-Mail: ................................................................ [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Southern Miss Jack DugganOffi ce Phone: ...................................................(601) 266-6240Cell Phone: ....................................................... (601) 596-5637E-Mail: .................................................. [email protected] Email: ............................. [email protected]

UAB Ted FeeleyOffi ce Phone: ..................................................(205) 934-0730Cell Phone: ....................................................... (205) 704-4147E-Mail: ..............................................................tfeeley@uab.edu

UTEP Anna Claire ThomasOffi ce Phone: .................................................... (915) 747-6653Cell Phone: ..........................................................(318) 331-3813E-Mail: .....................................................acthomas1@utep.eduSecondary E-Mail: .................................. [email protected]

UTSA Kyle StephensOffi ce Phone: .................................................... (210) 458-4551Cell Phone: ........................................................(210) 887-3636E-Mail: ................................................kyle.stephens@utsa.eduSecondary E-Mail: [email protected]

WKU Bryan FyalkowskiOffi ce Phone: ................................................... (270) 745-5388Cell Phone: ........................................................ (412) 335-2675E-Mail: ..........................................bryan.fyalkowski@wku.eduSecondary E-Mail: [email protected]


WEST DIVISION SCHEDULES/RESULTS

LOUISIANA TECH (1-0, 1-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES12 at Baylor (FOX) (postponed)S19 at Southern Miss (ESPN2) W 31-30 1-0S26 HOUSTON BAPTIST (ESPN3) 6:00pO2 (Fri.) at BYU (ESPN2) 8:00pO10 UTEP (ESPN3/+) 6:00pO17 MARSHALL (CBSSN) 5:00pO24 at UTSA (ESPN3/+) 2:30pO31 UAB (Stadium) 2:30pN7 at North Texas (CBSSN) 5:00pN14 RICE (ESPN3/+) 2:30pN21 vs. ULM (in Shreveport) (Stadium) 3:00pN28 at FIU (ESPN3/+) 11:00a

All times are Central and subject to change

NORTH TEXAS (1-1 , 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES5 HOUSTON BAPTIST (ESPN3) W 57-31 1-0S19 SMU (CBSSN) L 35-65 1-1S26 at Houston (ESPN+) 6:00pO3 SOUTHERN MISS (Stadium) 6:30pO10 CHARLOTTE (ESPN3/+) 6:30pO17 at Middle Tennessee (Stadium) 4:00pO31 at UTEP (CBSSN) 3:00pN7 LOUISIANA TECH (CBSSN) 5:00pN14 at UAB (Stadium) TBAN21 RICE (ESPN3/+) 1:00pN28 at UTSA (Stadium) 2:00p


RICE (0-0, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMEO3 at Marshall (postponed)O10 UAB (postponed)O24 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (ESPN3/+) 2:30pO31 at Southern Miss (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN7 UTSA (ESPN3/+) 2:30pN14 at Louisiana Tech (ESPN3/+) 2:30pN21 at North Texas (ESPN3/+) 1:00pN28 UTEP (ESPN3/+) 12:00p


SOUTHERN MISS (0-2, 0-1 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES3 (Thu.) SOUTH ALABAMA (CBSSN) L 21-32 0-1S19 LOUISIANA TECH (ESPN2) L 30-31 0-2S26 TULANE (Stadium) 1:30pO3 at North Texas (Stadium) 6:30pO10 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (Stadium) 6:00pO17 at UTEP (ESPN3/+) 8:00pO24 at Liberty (TBD) 5:00pO31 RICE (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN7 NORTH ALABAMA (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN14 at WKU (CBSSN) 5:00pN21 UTSA (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN27 (Fri.) at UAB (CBSSN) 2:30p


UAB (1-1 , 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES3 (Thu.) CENTRAL ARKANSAS (ESPN3) W 45-35 1-0S10 (Thu.) at Miami (ACC Network) L 14-31 1-1S24 (Thu.) at South Alabama (ESPN) 6:30pO3 UTSA (Stadium) 11:30aO10 at Rice (postponed)O17 WKU (Stadium) TBAO23 (Fri.) LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (CBSSN) 7:00pO31 at Louisiana Tech (Stadium) 2:30pN14 NORTH TEXAS (Stadium) TBAN21 at UTEP (ESPN3/+) 3:00pN27 (Fri.) SOUTHERN MISS (CBSSN) 2:30p


UTEP (2-1 , 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES5 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (ESPN3) W 24-14 1-0S12 at (14) Texas (LHN) L 3-59 1-1S19 ABILENE CHRISTIAN (ESPN3) W 17-13 2-1S26 at ULM (ESPNU) 1:30pO10 at Louisiana Tech (ESPN3/+) 5:00pO17 SOUTHERN MISS (ESPN3/+) 7:00pO24 at Charlotte (ESPN3/+) 1:30pO31 NORTH TEXAS (CBSSN) 2:00pN7 FIU (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN14 at UTSA (ESPN3/+) 1:00pN21 UAB (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN28 at Rice (ESPN3/+) 11:00a

All times are Mountain and subject to change

UTSA (2-0, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES12 at Texas State (ESPN2) W 51-48 (2ot) 1-0S19 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (ESPN2) W 24-10 2-0S25 (Fri.) MIDDLE TENNESSEE (CBSSN) 7:00pO3 at UAB (Stadium) 11:30aO10 at BYU (TBD) TBAO17 ARMY (CBSSN) 12:30pO24 LOUISIANA TECH (ESPN3/+) 2:30pO31 at Florida Atlantic (Stadium) 12:00pN7 at Rice (ESPN3/+) 2:30pN14 UTEP (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN21 at Southern Miss (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN28 NORTH TEXAS (Stadium) 2:00p



EAST DIVISION SCHEDULES/RESULTS

CHARLOTTE (0-1 , 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES12 at Appalachian State (ESPN2) L 20-35 0-1S19 at (11) North Carolina (ACC RSN) (canceled)S26 GEORGIA STATE (ESPNU) 12:00pO3 at Florida Atlantic (ESPNU) 4:00pO10 at North Texas (ESPN3/+) 7:30pO17 FIU (ESPN3/+) 6:00pO24 UTEP (ESPN3/+) 3:30pO31 at Duke (TBD) TBAN7 at Middle Tennessee (ESPN3/+) 3:30pN21 at Marshall (Stadium) 12:30pN28 WKU (CBSSN) TBA

All times are Eastern and subject to change

FIU (0-0, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES26 at Liberty (ESPN3) 1:00pO10 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (ESPN3/+) 7:00pO17 at Charlotte (ESPN3/+) 6:00pO23 (Fri.) JACKSONVILLE ST. (ESPN3/+) 6:00pO30 (Fri.) MARSHALL (CBSSN) 7:00pN7 at UTEP (ESPN3/+) 4:00pN13 (Fri.) FLORIDA ATLANTIC (CBSSN) 7:00pN21 at WKU (ESPN3/+) 2:00pN28 LOUISIANA TECH (ESPN3/+) 12:00p


FLORIDA ATLANTIC (0-0, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES19 at Georgia Southern (ESPN) (postponed)S26 SOUTH FLORIDA (CBSSN) 6:00pO3 CHARLOTTE (ESPNU) 4:00pO10 at Southern Miss (Stadium) 7:00pO24 at Marshall (Stadium) 2:30pO31 UTSA (Stadium) 12:00pN7 WKU (Stadium) 6:00pN13 (Fri.) at FIU (CBSSN) 7:00pN28 at Middle Tennessee (CBSSN) TBA


MARSHALL (2-0, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES5 EASTERN KENTUCKY (ESPN) W 59-0 1-0S19 (23) APPALACHIAN STATE (CBS) W 17-7 2-0O3 RICE (postponed)O10 at WKU (Stadium) 7:30pO17 at Louisiana Tech (CBSSN) 6:00pO24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (Stadium) 2:30pO30 (Fri.) at FIU (CBSSN) 7:00pN14 MIDDLE TENNESSEE (CBSSN) 1:30pN21 CHARLOTTE (Stadium) 12:30pTBD at East Carolina (TBD) TBA


MIDDLE TENNESSEE (0-2, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES5 at Army (CBSSN) L 0-42 0-1S19 TROY (ESPN) L 14-47 0-2S25 (Fri.) at UTSA (CBSSN) 7:00pO3 WKU (ESPN3) 4:00pO10 at FIU (ESPN3/+) 6:00pO17 NORTH TEXAS (Stadium) 4:00pO24 at Rice (ESPN3/+) 2:30pN7 CHARLOTTE (ESPN3/+) 2:30pN14 at Marshall (CBSSN) 12:30pN21 at Troy (TBD) 2:30pN28 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (CBSSN) TBA


OLD DOMINION (0-0, 0-0 C-USA)\

Old Dominion announced on August 11 that it would not participate in the 2020 football season.

WKU (0-2, 0-0 C-USA)

DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIMES12 at Louisville (ACC Network) L 21-35 0-1S19 LIBERTY (ESPNU) L 24-30 0-2O3 at Middle Tennessee (ESPN3) 4:00pO10 MARSHALL (Stadium) 6:30pO17 at UAB (Stadium) TBAO24 CHATTANOOGA (ESPN3/+) 3:00pO31 at BYU (TBD) TBAN7 at Florida Atlantic (Stadium) 5:00pN14 SOUTHERN MISS (CBSSN) 5:00pN21 FIU (ESPN3/+) 1:00pN28 at Charlotte (CBSSN) TBA




UAB 45, Central Arkansas 35South Alabama 32, Southern Miss 21


Marshall 59, Eastern Kentucky 0North Texas 57, Houston Baptist 31UTEP 24, Stephen F. Austin 14Army 42, Middle Tennessee 0


Miami 31, UAB 14


UTSA 51, Texas State 48 (2ot)Appalachian State 35, Charlotte 20Louisville 35, WKU 21(14) Texas 59, UTEP 3Louisiana Tech at Baylor PostponedMarshall at East Carolina Postponed


Louisiana Tech 31, Southern Miss 30

Marshall 17, (23) Appalachian State 7UTSA 24, Stephen F. Austin 10UTEP 17, Abilene Christian 13 Troy 47, Middle Tennessee 14SMU 65, North Texas 35Liberty 30, WKU 24Charlotte at (11) North Carolina canceledFlorida Atlantic at Ga. Southern postponed


UAB at South Alabama (ESPN) 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

Middle Tennessee at UTSA (CBSSN) 7 pm


Georgia State at Charlotte (ESPNU) 11 amFIU at Liberty (ESPN3) 12 pmTulane at Southern Miss (Stadium) 1:30 pmUTEP at Louisiana-Monroe (ESPNU) 2:30 pmSouth Fla. at Florida Atlantic (CBSSN) 5 pmHouston Baptist at LA Tech (ESPN3) 6 pmNorth Texas at Houston (ESPN+) 6 pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2

Louisiana Tech at BYU (ESPN2) 8 pm

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3

UTSA at UAB (Stadium) 11:30 am

Charlotte at Florida Atlantic (ESPNU) 3 pm

WKU at Middle Tennessee (ESPN3) 4 pm

Southern Miss at North Texas (Stadium) 6:30pm

Rice at Marshall postponed

COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

Florida Atlantic at Southern Miss (Stadium) 3 pm

Middle Tennessee at FIU (ESPN3/+) 6 pm

UTEP at Louisiana Tech (ESPN3/+) 6 pm

Charlotte at North Texas (ESPN3?+) 6:30 pm

Marshall at WKU (Stadium) 6:30 pm

UTSA at BYU (TBD) TBAUAB at Rice Postponed


Army at UTSA (CBSSN) 12:30 pmNorth Texas at Middle Tennessee (Stadium) 4 pm

FIU at Charlotte (ESPN3/+) 5 pm

Marshall at Louisiana Tech (CBSSN) 5 pm

Southern Miss at UTEP (ESPN3/+) 8 pm

WKU at UAB (Stadium) TBA

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23

Jacksonville State at FIU (ESPN3/+) 6 pm Louisiana-Lafayette at UAB (CBSSN) 7 pm


Southern Miss at Liberty (ESPN3) 12 pm

Florida Atlantic at Marshall (Stadium) 1:30 pm

UTEP at Charlotte (ESPN3/+) 2:30 pm

Louisiana Tech at UTSA (ESPN3/+) 2:30 pm

Middle Tennessee at Rice (ESPN3/+) 2:30 pm

Chattanooga at WKU (ESPN3/+) 3 pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30

Marshall at FIU (CBSSN) 6 pm


UTSA at Florida Atlantic (Stadium) 11 am

Rice at Southern Miss (ESPN3/+) 2 pm

UAB at Louisiana Tech (Stadium) 2:30 pm

North Texas at UTEP (CBSSN) 3 pm

Charlotte at Duke (TBD) TBAWKU at BYU (TBD) TBA

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7

North Alabama at Southern Miss (ESPN3/+) 2:00pCharlotte at Middle Tennessee (ESPN3/+) 2:30p

UTSA at Rice (ESPN3/+) 2:30p

FIU at UTEP (ESPN3/+) 3:00p

WKU at Florida Atlantic (Stadium) 5:00p

Louisiana Tech at North Texas (CBSSN) 5:00p

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13

Florida Atlantic at FIU (CBSSN) 6 pm


Middle Tennessee at Marshall (CBSSN)12:30 pm

UTEP at UTSA (ESPN3/+) 2 pm

Rice at Louisiana Tech (ESPN3/+) 2:30 pm

Southern Miss at WKU (CBSSN) 5 pm

North Texas at UAB (Stadium) TBA


Charlotte at Marshall (TBD) 11:30 am

Rice at North Texas (ESPN3/+) 1 pm

UTSA at Southern Miss (ESPN3/+) 2 pm

UAB at UTEP (ESPN3/+) 3 pm

FIU at WKU (ESPN3/+) 1 pm

LA Tech vs. ULM (Shreveport) (Stadium) 3 pmMiddle Tennessee at Troy (TBD) TBA

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27

Southern Miss at UAB (CBSSN) 2:30 pm


Louisiana Tech at FIU (ESPN3/+) 11 am

UTEP at Rice (ESPN3/+) 12 pm

North Texas at UTSA (Stadium) 2 pm

WKU at Charlotte (CBSSN) TBA

Florida Atlantic at Middle Tenn. (CBSSN) TBA

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5

Ryan C-USA Championship Game (CBSSN)

Conference games in bold.

All times Central.

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