FAU takes on North Texas in a huge conference battle, which is a potential must win game as the Owls look to turn a page on what has been an up-and-down start to their 2024 campaign.
Until this year, Army and Navy had not each started the college football season 5-0 in nearly eight decades. That was the fall of 1945, weeks after World War II ended, back in the heyday when service academies were powerhouses
Monday was the FAU WBB media day. During the off-season the Owls essentially cleared the roster as only five players returned from last year’s team. A lot of production left the team with those that left, but recruiting and the
Friday night’s game between Memphis and host South Florida in Tampa, Fla., has been rescheduled for Saturday due to Hurricane Milton. The American Athletic Conference announced the change on Tuesday. Saturday’s game at Raymond James Stadium will begin at 3:30
The FAU Men’s basketball team was back in paradise Monday afternoon as the Owls hosted Media day and gave a glimpse into what to expect this season.
Tom Herman took to the podium during the bye week on Tuesday afternoon, feeling a bit rejuvenated following FAU’s 41-10 victory over Wagner.
Florida Atlantic (pictured above, Angelina LaBelle) traveled to the City of Brotherly Love for their first of two matches against AAC foe Temple (7-9) (1-3). The third matchup of the Owls saw Temple gaining the victory after sweeping Florida Atlantic to gain first AAC victory.
FAU comes into week 7 with fresh legs off the bye, but coming into town is a tough AAC opponent in North Texas, who will give the Owls one of their biggest tests through the air so far this season.
TULSA, OKLA. – Army looked to continue their run to greatness after blowing out Temple last weekend as they traveled to Tulsa to take on another AAC opponent. In a dominant display of both offensive firepower and defensive technique, Army