Yes, No. 2 Texas’ win on the road over defending national champion Michigan last Saturday was uber-impressive and more than passed the eye test. But the Longhorns are determined to keep their collective focus on a much bigger prize —
The home-opener didn’t go as planned for FAU. Army marched into town and up and down Howard Schnellenberger Field, rushing for 412 yards en-route to a 24-7 victory, which snapped a 4 game home-opener win streak for FAU.
Football is back in full motion and a week of AAC football has come and gone and a new week is almost upon us. Week 1 brought some battles in the AAC, as FAU fought tooth and nail, narrowly falling
FAU takes on Army in the 2024 Home opener from Boca Raton in less than 24 hours and heading into the matchup FAU is 0-1 and is looking to grab momentum early in the season.
A service academy is coming to town which means the Owls will need to be firing on all cylinders in order to avoid playing into Army’s methodical game. Week 1 saw the Owls offense struggle to get going early on, and needed a spectacular effort from the defense to keep them in it, which eventually resulted in the unit finding some rhythm late which they will need to carry into week 2.
FAU Coach Tom Herman took to the podium to kick off week 2 for the Owls following a week 1 road loss to Michigan State and addressed a variety of topics. The Owls struggled offensively in the first half, and
Week 1 has officially come and gone and heading into week 2 the Owls will need to make some adjustments offensively to find their identity earlier. While Tom Herman and company make the necessary adjustments to put out a more
There are no moral victories in paradise, and although the Owls fought and scrapped in this one, they ultimately fell short to the Spartans in the season opener 16-10.
Football is back in full force this week, as week 0 has come and gone, meaning week 1 and a full slate of AAC games are on tap for this weekend.