After an offseason of anticipation, Monday night was the official beginning of a new era of FAU basketball and the new era looked a lot like the old, as the Owls dominated Indiana State 97-64 to start their 2024-2025 campaign 1-0.
FAU lost a tough one to USF, falling to 2-6 and leaving them with their backs against the wall heading into the final 4 games of the season.
In search of a bounce back victory, Florida Atlantic hosted Temple (11-15, 3-9 AAC) in Paradise. The first time the two teams met FAU fell to Temple 3-0, it was time for Florida Atlantic to earn the win this time around.
The only American Athletic match played on Saturday was between FAU and Charlotte (8-2-5, 3-2-2 AAC). If Florida Atlantic was able to win or draw they would find themselves in the conference tournament. Well, on senior night the Owls decided to not just win, but to dominate the match from start to finish to extend the season to next week.
WEST POINT, NY. – Army football has taken the nation by storm this year in the world of college football and has quickly found itself to truly become “America’s Team”. Today’s matchup however, had a much deeper meaning and tone
Kayne Udoh scored a pair of touchdowns and rumbled for 128 of his career-high 158 yards in the second half as No. 21 Army withstood the absence of star quarterback Bryson Daily and shined defensively in a 20-3 victory over
No. 21 Army will be without star quarterback Bryson Daily against Air Force due to an undisclosed illness/injury, ESPN reported Saturday morning. Team officials told ESPN the issue is not expected to be a season-ending setback. Junior Dewayne Coleman will
Tom Herman mentioned in his opening statement, “once is an anomaly, twice is a coincidence and 3 times is a pattern,” and for FAU they have hit that 3rd time, suffering their 3rd straight defeat in a disheartening 44-21 loss to USF.