Following a disheartening 90-62 loss at the hands of Memphis to open AAC play, the Owls are back in action just a few days later as they head to Greenville for a matchup with ECU.
Conference play began for FAU on Thursday night and after one game the Owls hit a bump in the road.
The AAC schedule is here and FAU tips off the second portion of their season with a home tilt against Memphis, a matchup that has developed into a bit of a rivalry over the past 2 years.
FAU is back in action after a brief sabbatical and they will be greeted with one of their most important conference matchups of the season as #21 Memphis comes to town on January 2nd.
FAU head coach John Jakus met with the media on Monday afternoon as the Owls work to get back in rhythm in preparation of facing off with Memphis this Thursday.
Florida Atlantic’s non conference schedule came to an unfortunate end on Saturday afternoon, as the Owls went into their Matchup with 20th ranked Michigan State playing some of their best basketball of the season but in this one they were no match for the Spartans.
FAU heads up to East Lansing for their final game of the non-conference slate and face off against the #20 ranked Michigan State Spartans.
FAU’s final game of the non-conference slate is here, as the Owls head up to East Lansing for a pivotal road matchup with the Spartans on Saturday.
After a brief down stretch, FAU has bounced back in a big way over the past 3 games and their win over Texas State on Saturday afternoon may have been one of their most complete performances of the season.