Galindo Returns for Florida International Pre-season All SBC selection Alex Galindo, who suffered a dislocated ankle injury prior to the start of the 2008-2009 season returned to action in unexpected fashion scoring 19 points in
Good morning Owl Country! Received this update from Smitty this morning…sounds like he is officially off to a good start on the journey to the Motor City Bowl… Merry Christmas everyone! ================================================================== They guy I
Road Losses Continue Florida Atlantic pulled into Dotham, AL tonight hoping to gain thier first conference win of the season, but fell to Troy by a final score of 94-87. Frantic pace to start the
Wake Me Up When the Action Begins The Owl’s began Sun Belt action tonight as they braved the Colorado frozen tundra (style of play), taking on the University of Denver. The game was a slow
Top of the Hill? Can’t figure out Western Kentucky. Just after upsetting the then #3 Louisville Cardinals, they go on to get waxed by Evansville 72-40. A couple of points fine. But 32? This obviously
“Road Warriors” Get Much Needed Win Florida Atlantic moved to 4-5 on the year with a very solid win over Southeastern Louisiana tonight by a final score of 72-58. “Feels nice to win again..poor scheduling
Getting Even Florida Gulf Coast evened the series at one a piece, and enjoyed an out of conference win tonight with a 60-55 win over Florida Atlantic. Poor offensive rebounding and sloppy inbounds plays put
Upset City Rick Petino and company found no offensive prowess against the Hilltoppers of Western Kentucky (4-2) last Sunday, as WKU handily defeated the #3 Cardinals 68-54 in Nashville. This game was pegged as a
Davidson, NC Florida Atlantic fell to James Madison’s hot hand (53%) tonight during their final contest of the Pre-Season NIT by a score of 81-64. FAU held the lead multiple times during the first 20
Davidson, NC Stephen Curry sank a game high 39 points as the Davidson Wildcats, currently ranked 25th nationally, defeated the Florida Atlantic Owls tonight 76-60. FAU pulled to within 9 late in the second only