American Standings
| TEAM | CONF | OVERALL |
| Cincinnati | 14-3 | 25-5 |
| Louisville | 14-3 | 25-5 |
| Connecticut | 12-5 | 24-6 |
| Southern Methodist | 12-5 | 23-7 |
| Memphis | 11-6 | 22-8 |
| Houston | 8-9 | 16-14 |
| Rutgers | 5-12 | 11-19 |
| South Florida | 3-14 | 12-18 |
| UCF | 3-14 | 11-17 |
| Temple | 3-14 | 8-21 |
From GoCards.com
Louisville will be playing for at least a share of the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship on Saturday against UConn. If either Louisville or Cincinnati wins and the other loses Saturday, then the winner is the outright regular-season champion and the No. 1 seed.
If both win, then the SMU-Memphis game comes into play. If Louisville, Cincinnati and SMU win, then Louisville gets the top seed (would be 4-0 against SMU/UConn, while Cincinnati would be 2-2). If Louisville, Cincinnati and Memphis win, then a coin flip will determine the 1/2 seeds. Both UC and UofL would be 4-2 against the group of SMU/UConn/Memphis, which would be tied at 12-6.
If both lose, then Louisville is No. 1 if SMU beats Memphis (UofL 3-1 vs SMU/UConn; Cincinnati is 2-2) and Cincinnati is No. 1 if Memphis beats SMU (Cincinnati 3-1 vs SMU/Memphis; Lou 2-2).
Any teams that tie for first place are declared regular-season champions, regardless of seed.
The complete seedings will be determined on Saturday for the American Athletic Conference Championship to be played March 12-15 at the FedEx Forum in Memphis, Tenn.
