AAC Football Power Rankings - Week 11

Nov 2, 2024; West Point, New York, USA; Army Black Knights quarterback Dewayne Coleman (10) arms up before the first half against the Air Force Falcons at Michie Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Danny Wild-Imagn Images
Nov 2, 2024; West Point, New York, USA; Army Black Knights quarterback Dewayne Coleman (10) arms up before the first half against the Air Force Falcons at Michie Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Danny Wild-Imagn Images / Danny Wild-Imagn Images

1. Army

2. Tulane

3. Navy

4. Memphis

5. North Texas

6. South Florida

7. East Carolina

8. Charlotte

9. Rice

10. UTSA

11. Temple

12. Tulsa

13. UAB

14. Florida Atlantic


The weekend of play in the American didn’t lack excitement as a full slate of games provided its fair share of notable moments.

Let’s start with Army, who remain in the top spot after moving to 8-0 and jumping three spots to No. 18 in the final Associated Press top-25 rankings after their 20-3 win over Air Force. Now, it’s all eyes on the Black Knights as the first College Football Playoff rankings of 2024 will be released on November 5.

The low mark of the weekend had to be Florida Atlantic’s drubbing at the hands of South Florida. After last year’s contest saw Tom Herman call for a late onside kick in the Owls victory, Bulls’ head coach Alex Golesh went for two as his club were ahead by several scores late. The move led to a terse exchange between the coaches and the Owls move to the bottom of our rankings at 0-4 in league play.

Memphis had a chance to keep pace with Army at the top of the league, but fell to UTSA as the Roadrunners bounced back from a disappointing loss at Tulsa. The Tigers loss drops them to the fourth spot, while Tulane’s decisive victory over Charlotte bumps them to the number two spot. 


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