AJ, Nick and PlayAction talk to Florida Atlantic University football player Federico Maranges. We discuss the why he likes playing center. Leaving his home in Puerto Rico
For those people out there, that might not know the name LaJohntay Wester, where the hell have you been?? LaJohntay Wester leads all of college football with 87 receptions. LaJohntay is the number 4 NCAA receiver with 1,004 receiving yards.
The FAU Owls victory over the 49ers (has anyone else learned about the “Gold Rush” in Charlotte) helped improve the team’s chances at not only a bowl berth, but a shot at the conference championship game. Their in-conference record (3-1) has them sitting near the top of the American Athletic Conference, just below SMU, UTSA, & Tulane.
AJ & Nick talk to Florida Atlantic University football player Logan Lupo. We discuss the pressure’s of kicking with the game on line. Playing for coach Herman. Growing up in Florida. Logan’s favorite sports teams…..
FAU Owls Recap: FAU 38- Charlotte 49ers 16
LaJohntay Wester had a career high 149 yards, 10 receptions and 2 touchdowns.
We talk to Jackson Ambush about his college football career, transferring to FUA from Albany, NY playing for coach Tom Herman and the difference between IAA and D1 football. We discuss the blowout win over USF in Tampa a few days ago and the teams expectations for the rest of the season. Grandma’s cooking…
The FAU Owls got in the end zone quickly when Daniel Richardson tossed a 2-yard TD to Zeke Moore less than 4 minutes into the first quarter for a 7-0 lead. The touchdown was the first of Moore’s career.
The win kicked off FAU’s inaugural season in the American Athletic Conference.
Watching the offensive and defensive lines in pre-game drills gave an indication of what was to come. Both were aggressive and it carried over into the game.
The FAU Owls won their inaugural AAC matchup against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes on Saturday night 20-17.
The Owls came out fast in front of an enthusiastic home crowd of 21,077 at FAU Stadium. Striking first and playing fast the Owls scored on their first two drives thanks to sophomore defensive back Jayden Williams finterception