Week 4 was an eventful one inside the American, as Navy took down top dog Memphis while Army continued to dominate, rolling over rice, setting the service academies atop the conference. Memphis, USF, Tulane and UTSA went into the week
Florida Atlantic hosted East Carolina (8-3) (1-0) for their first conference match of the season Friday night. The Owls had a dominant first set, but the Pirates had a tight grip on the match as ECU won 3-1 in the AAC conference opener.
After an offseason of anticipation FAU Men’s Basketball has finalized their schedule for the 2024-2025 season.
It’s do or die time for FAU, as FCS Wagner comes to town with the Owls needing a win, a dominating one at that, to prove their early season struggles are behind them.
It was another successful campaign for the Army Black Knights on Thursday as Army took down Temple 42-14. Led by quarterback Bryson Daily. Daily’s performance was a nice follow up to his amazing performance last week against Rice, rushing for three touchdowns and 152 yards while also contributing 54 yards through the air.
After a rainy day brought by Hurricane Helene, Mother Nature let soccer be played. Florida Atlantic allowed only two shots on goal as they held on for the draw against USF.
Duval County produced a beautiful night for soccer, but not for winning as the Dolphins and Owls tied 0-0 before a Florida Atlantic three-match conference swing.
FAU is making a move at quarterback. Tom Herman announced Tuesday afternoon that Colorado transfer Kasen Weisman would be seeing an increased workload alongside Cam Fancher against Wagner.
The next spin on the conference realignment carousel won’t include Memphis, South Florida, UTSA or Tulane. The American Athletic Conference released a statement Monday saying those four schools are committed to remaining in the league, following reports that they could