WEST POINT, NY. – Another weekend has passed and another Army win has come out of it, making that six in a row. The Army Black Knights dismantled the UAB Blazers in a 44-10 blowout, improving to 6-0 on the
Florida Atlantic traveled to Tulsa (7-6-2, 3-3 AAC) in the Owls first conference match since Sept. 29. FAU could not successfully close out the road trip with points as the Owls fell 3-1 against the Golden Hurricanes.
It was all good in paradise, until it wasn’t. FAU led 37-27 with 4:21 remaining and it was looking like the Owls were closing in on their best win of the season, but then it all fell apart.
Oregon and Penn State each moved up a spot in The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday following thrilling wins in high-profile games, and Top 25 newcomers Navy and Army are in the rankings together for the first time
The rain clouds moved out of Paradise to create a beautiful day for soccer. The Owls took advantage of the evening, earning three points and their first AAC conference victory against the USF Bulls (4-2-4) (2-2 AAC) in front of a ten-year record crowd.
FAU takes on North Texas in a huge conference battle, which is a potential must win game as the Owls look to turn a page on what has been an up-and-down start to their 2024 campaign.
Until this year, Army and Navy had not each started the college football season 5-0 in nearly eight decades. That was the fall of 1945, weeks after World War II ended, back in the heyday when service academies were powerhouses
Friday night’s game between Memphis and host South Florida in Tampa, Fla., has been rescheduled for Saturday due to Hurricane Milton. The American Athletic Conference announced the change on Tuesday. Saturday’s game at Raymond James Stadium will begin at 3:30
Florida Atlantic (pictured above, Angelina LaBelle) traveled to the City of Brotherly Love for their first of two matches against AAC foe Temple (7-9) (1-3). The third matchup of the Owls saw Temple gaining the victory after sweeping Florida Atlantic to gain first AAC victory.