FAU has their guy. Owls Coach Tom Herman named Marshall transfer Cam Fancher a team captain and the starting Quarterback after a fierce QB battle with Tyriq Starks, one that stretched from the spring to the very end of fall camp.
It was a duel in paradise as the Owls took the field for the second scrimmage of FAU fall camp. It was a battle as the first and second team defense stymied Cam Fancher and Tyriq Starks at times, however, the Owls offense eventually got in a groove, which created a balanced afternoon and showcased talent on both sides.
Out of necessity the Miami Dolphins have found a new way to use former FAU WR Je’Quan Burton in today’s 13-6 preseason victory over the Commanders.
Midway through the 3rd quarter following an injury to 3rd string running back Chris Brooks, the Dolphins opted to sub in Burton at the position rather than have De’Von Achane suit back up.
East Rutherford, NJ.- Consistency. That’s a word that’s unfortunately eluded the New York Giants offense for a very long time. After years of mediocre QB play, a sub par receiver room and an injury prone Saquon Barkley, the Giants are
The Owls concluded their flock to Arlington at the AAC Media days, but not before Coach Tom Herman, LB Jackson Ambush, and OL Federico Maranges spoke with various members of the media and gave an outlook on the team prior to training camp.
FAU football made 2 under the radar moves Thursday afternoon, promoting 2 of their staff members, as Ryan Beer was promoted to Director of Player personnel, replacing Jeff Love who was promoted to executive director of player personnel and general manager.
After a long off-season full of anticipation and excitement, we are mere weeks away from FAU’s season opener against Michigan State. Year two of the Tom Herman era is projected to be a breakout season for the rebuilt Owls, as FAU plans on capitalizing on a “weak” pre-season strength of schedule. FAU is currently listed at 129/134 in terms of strength of schedule.
Broward County, FL.- Today (June 22) Broward County legend, Devin “Motor” Singletary, hosted his first annual Youth Football Camp. Singletary’s roots tie deep into South Florida. Devin grew up in South Florida, attending American Heritage (Delray)(C/O 2016). During his high
Throughout this week, FAU hosted two consecutive days of high school 7on7 tournaments.
During these tournaments, high school teams from across South Florida traveled to Paradise to compete for program supremacy. As the week concluded, Monarch High and Miami Northwestern claimed the title for their respective days, but stars were shining all over.