|
|
CONFERENCE |
OVERALL |
|
ATLANTIC |
W--L |
PCT. |
W--L |
PCT. |
|
West Virginia |
6--1 |
.857 |
10--2 |
.833 |
|
Pitt |
6--1 |
.857 |
9--3 |
.750 |
|
South Florida |
6--1 |
.857 |
9--3 |
.750 |
|
Syracuse |
3--4 |
.429 |
7--5 |
.583 |
|
Cincinnati |
3--4 |
.429 |
6--6 |
.500 |
|
Connecticut |
2--5 |
.286 |
6--6 |
.500 |
|
Louisville |
1--6 |
.143 |
4--8 |
.333 |
|
Rutgers |
1--6 |
.143 |
4--8 |
.333 |
HOW THEY'LL FINISH
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Notables
Best offensive player
GENO SMITH QB, West Virginia, Junior
He threw for 2,763 yards and 24 TDs in his first year as a starter. Those numbers could explode in new coach Dana Holgorsen's Air Raid offense.
True freshman to watch
SAVON HUGGINS RB, Rutgers
The Knights' first No. 1--rated in-state product—he went to St. Peter's Prep in Jersey City—should bolster a ground game that ranked 110th nationally.
Coach on the rise