American Conference Football Release/Media Services | September 2

The American will issue player availability reports in advance of all conference games in the 2025 season, beginning with Saturday’s game between UAB and Navy. Reports will be published to the American website and on social media no later than two hours prior to kickoff for conference games.
Memphis enters Week 2 with a five-game winning streak, which is tied with Ohio State, TCU, Air Force, Florida and Illinois for the nation’s longest active streak. Navy has won four straight, which ties Michigan, Missouri, LSU and Louisville for seventh.
UTSA, which plays its home opener Saturday against Texas State, has won its last 10 games at the Alamodome and has won 17 of its last 18 home games. The Roadrunners are 29-3 at home under head coach Jeff Traylor. Memphis has won its last nine home games.
Army, which plays at Kansas State Saturday, has won its last four road games — the fourth-longest active streak nationally (Oregon – 7, Penn State and Louisiana – 6).
Four American Conference teams — Memphis, Navy, South Florida and Tulane — received votes in this week’s Associated Press and AFCA coaches’ polls. The American is one of only five conferences to have at least four teams receive votes in the polls, along with the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC.
South Florida is the only team in college football to open the 2025 season with three consecutive games against preseason top-25 teams. The Bulls face preseason No. 25 Boise State, No. 15 Florida and No. 10 Miami (Fla.) in succession to begin the year.
Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall is 26-0 in his career when his team outrushes its opponent.
North Texas’ 51-0 win against Lamar was the Mean Green’s first shutout a 21-0 win against Troy in the 2003 season.
Navy has won 73 consecutive games at home when leading after three quarters, the longest active streak nationally.
Memphis has scored at least 20 points in 41 consecutive games, marking the longest active streak among FBS teams
Charlotte kickers have made 17 consecutive field goals dating to last season.
UAB did not punt or commit a turnover in the Blazers’ 52-42 win against Alabama State. It was the first time since the program was reinstated in 2017 in which UAB did not put or commit a turnover.