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They made it big from Boca; highlighting FAU alumni in the NFL (opens the original)
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College football is back in full force, and the National Football League isn’t far behind, as the Seattle Seahawks take on the New England Patriots tonight to begin the NFL’s 107th season. 32 FAU Alumni have played in the NFL, and ten of them have been drafted. In the coming days, seven more alumni will kick off their seasons. Five of them are on active rosters, and two are on practice squads. Former FAU head coach Willie Taggart is the running backs coach of the New York Giants, and former FAU
University Press staff predict a better performance for FAU in their home opener against Navy (opens the original)
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Florida Atlantic football (0-1) is back in action this week, coming off their season opener, in which they lost 66-21 to the University of Florida Gators (1-0). The game was bittersweet for the Owls, as they scored the most points they have ever scored against an SEC opponent. However, Florida scored the most points a team has ever scored against the Owls in a college football game. “We start a whole new season this week with American conference play with Navy coming to town,” said FAU head coac
Editor-to-Editor: FAU goes on the road for a week one clash against Florida (opens the original)
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It’s officially game week for the FAU Owls. On Saturday night in Gainesville, FAU will kick off their 2026 season under the bright lights against the University of Florida. There’s a ton of optimism and excitement for both teams, and FAU head coach Zach Kittley and Tulane HC Jon Sumrall pointed out how challenging it will be to come out with a week one victory. “We gotta be great all around. We’ve got to communicate great, we’ve got to make sure we line up properly, we’ve got to tackle,” Kittley
FAU hires former Mississippi State Deputy Athletic Director Josh McCowan as new AD (opens the original)
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Just in time for the 2026 fall athletic season, Florida Atlantic has a new athletic director. Former Mississippi State deputy AD Josh McCowan was hired Friday as the new vice president of athletics and FAU’s newest AD. McCowan has over 15 years of collegiate athletic experience, and he was named one of the top 100 future athletic directors in 2026. McCowan led MSU’s most lucrative three-year revenue total in the school’s history, raising more than $173 million. “I’m thrilled to name Josh McCowan
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