The off-season is here across College Basketball and for the second season in a row, FAU basketball is expected to be active in the transfer portal, both in terms of additions and departures.
“Our expectations are higher than this,” was one of the points FAU coach John Jakus mentioned in his post game press conference following FAU’s 86-79 loss to Dayton in the first round of the NIT Thursday evening and although the Owls fought back to make it close in the end, last nights result was one Jakus and company will look to move on from.
After FAU and Dayton both thought their season was over following early exits in their respective conference tournaments, they have each received a lifeline and will matchup in the first round of the NIT tournament
After FAU Men’s basketball thought their season was over following their loss in the quarterfinal round of the AAC tournament, they received a lifeline in the form of a bid to the NIT and will host Dayton on Wednesday night.
Florida Atlantic Men’s basketball had their season come to a close Friday afternoon, as despite a valiant comeback effort, the Owls came up just short against Tulane, losing 83-76.
The quarterfinal round of the AAC tournament is upon us and 4th seeded Tulane will face off against 5th seeded FAU, who defeated Charlotte in round 2 a day ago.
After a win in Round 2 of the AAC tournament, Florida Atlantic Men’s basketball survives and advances to face Tulane in the quarterfinal round Friday afternoon.
Round 2 of the American Athletic Conference Men’s basketball tournament has come and gone and with it came 4 tightly contested basketball games.
Survive and advance season is upon us and in round 2 of the AAC tournament 5th seeded Florida Atlantic Men’s basketball survived against 13th seeded Charlotte and will advance to the quarterfinal round against Tulane tomorrow afternoon.