2022 AAC Championship Game picks, odds, line: Tulane vs. UCF prediction, best bets from proven model

Posted 2022-12-03, CBS Sports Headlines

Nationally-ranked teams face off in New Orleans with a conference title on the line on Saturday. The No. 22 UCF Knights visit the No. 18 Tulane Green Wave in the 2022 AAC Championship Game. The contest is a rematch of a game in the same venue three weeks ago, with UCF winning on the road. Tulane is 10-2 overall with only that... read full story


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