The Spring game has come and gone for FAU football and it was one to remember, as not only did the Zach Kittley offense shine under the lights in Paradise, they shined in front of one of the most attended Spring games in recent memory for FAU football.
A lot has been said about the passing side of a Zach Kittley led offense, however just as equally important will be the running backs
The tight end will be a Swiss Army knife of a position for FAU, as with the diversity of a Zack Kittley led offense there will be an opportunity to make an impact catching passes through the air and blocking in the trenches.
The inside linebackers for FAU are going from one of the most experienced units on the defense to one of least, but between a mix of developed and incoming talent new linebackers coach Aaron Schwanz is hoping for no drop off in the room.
After the offense struggled last season for FAU football, Zach Kittley and company have been charged with fixing that and a big part of the turnaround will start upfront with the offensive line.
The wide receiver room is going to be at the forefront of the FAU offense in 2025, as Zach Kittley’s pass heavy offense looks to play basketball on turf in turf in paradise.
Spring Practice is underway for Florida Atlantic football and the Owls took the field with a sense of purpose on Tuesday afternoon as the Zach Kittley era is officially here.
Florida Atlantic football has finalized their 2025 schedule with the addition of an in-state FCS school.
Improving the defense has been one of Zach Kittley’s top priorities throughout his recruiting in the transfer portal. He found one of his players at the in-state level, making a solid get for the Owls’ defensive line by landing Chenellson