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FAU Football vs. Wyoming Cowboys, October 3rd, 2009 4pm Lockhard Stadium, Fort Lauderdale FL. FAU Celebrates its 100th Game : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP)--Alvester Alexander scored three touchdowns to lead Wyoming to a 30-28 victory over Florida Atlantic on Saturday. Trailing 28-24, Alexander, who rushed for 50 yards, scored on a 15-yard run with 4:29 left in the game. The Cowboys missed the extra point. Florida Atlantic had a final possession, but on fourth-and-3 at the Wyoming 47-yard line, Rusty Smith's pass was batted down by Mike Neuhaus to seal the win. Austyn Carta-Samuels was 29-for-38 for 223 yards for Wyoming (3-2). Brandon Stewart also scored a touchdown for the Cowboys. Rusty Smith was 17-for-28 for 235 yards for Florida Atlantic (0-4) and tossed a touchdown pass to Darian Williams. Chris Bonner and Alfred Morris had rushing touchdowns for the Owls. Cortez Gent became FAU's all-time leading reciever during the game. His four catches gave him 140 for his career. Alexander's 3-yard run in the third quarter gave Wyoming a 24-14 lead. Morris' 1-yard touchdown run for Florida Atlantic closed the gap to 24-21. HDTV video clips generally are stacked at the beginning of the gallery of images, except for a few still-images that were brought forward. In the event your computer has a slower Video Monitor, use the iPOD resolution for better results. At the top of the video clip you will notice resolution choices. If you have a modern-fast video card, the HighDefinition clips are for you. Depending on your internet connection speed, download times will be approximately 15 seconds for a 60 second clip, for a typical Comcast 6Mb/s connection. The longest clip is 100 seconds. The clips are also down-loadable as are the still-images for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy this exciting accomplishment If you choose to publish these images or video clips on Social Networks or elsewhere, please give photo credit to "JimWilson, http://www.416-1100.com"

FAU Football vs. Wyoming Cowboys, October 3rd, 2009 4pm Lockhard Stadium, Fort Lauderdale FL. FAU Celebrates its 100th Game

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP)--Alvester Alexander scored three touchdowns ...

Updated: Oct 11, 2009 9:11am PST

FAU Football vs. ULM Warhawks, September 26, 2009 7pm Lockhard Stadium, Fort Lauderdale FL : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -- Trey Revell ran for two touchdowns and Louisiana-Monroe held off a late rally to beat Florida Atlantic 27-25 on Saturday. Revell, who was 18-for-25 for 207 yards, also gained 48 yards on the ground for the Warhawks (2-2, 1-0 Sun Belt Conference). Frank Goodin added a rushing touchdown. Trailing 27-18, Florida Atlantic converted a fourth-and-goal with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Rusty Smith to Darian Williams to pull to 27-25 with 3:05 left. The ensuing onside kick was recovered by the Warhawks. The Owls had one additional possession with 2:06 left, but they ran out of time near midfield. Smith was 30-for-50 for 347 yards and threw two touchdowns for the Owls (0-3, 0-1). Alfred Morris had a rushing score for the Owls. HDTV video clips generally are stacked at the beginning of the gallery of images, except for a few still-images that were brought forward. In the event your computer has a slower Video Monitor, use the iPOD resolution for better results. At the top of the video clip you will notice resolution choices. If you have a modern-fast video card, the HighDefin .ition clips are for you. Depending on your internet connection speed, download times will be approximately 15 seconds for a 60 second clip, for a typical Comcast 6Mb/s connection. The longest clip is 100 seconds. The clips are also down-loadable as are the still-images for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy this exciting accomplishment If you choose to publish these images or video clips on Social Networks or elsewhere, please give photo credit to "JimWilson, http://www.416-1100.com"

FAU Football vs. ULM Warhawks, September 26, 2009 7pm Lockhard Stadium, Fort Lauderdale FL

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -- Trey Revell ran for two touchdowns and L ...

Updated: Sep 27, 2009 7:44am PST

FAU Football vs FIU, Miami Gardens, Florida - 29 Nov 2008, Dolphin Stadium, 4:00 pm 57 to 50 FAU Overtime Victory. Shots make great Quality surprise Holiday Gifts + 21 Photo Merchandise priced really low. : MIAMI (AP) - FAU Wins 57-50 OT Thriller - Rusty Smith threw five touchdown passes, including the game-winner in overtime, to lead Florida Atlantic to a 57-50 victory over Florida International on Saturday. After the teams scored a combined 56 points in the fourth quarter, Florida International (4-7, 3-4 Sun Belt) won the coin toss in overtime but elected to play defense first. Florida Atlantic (6-6, 4-3) scored on Smith's 9-yard pass to Cortez Gent on its first possession. The Golden Panthers followed that by throwing three incomplete passes during their possession, and a sack of Paul McCall by the Owls' Daniel Joseph on fourth down sealed the win for Florida Atlantic. Smith finished 25-for-50 for 389 yards with one interception for the Owls. Gent caught seven passes for 108 yards with three touchdowns, and Jamari Grant had seven receptions for 80 yards and two touchdowns. McCall was 27-for-47 for a school-record 400 yards with four touchdowns and one interception for Florida International. T.Y. Hilton had 99 yards on four receptions, scoring three touchdowns for the Golden Panthers - two of them through the air. Greg Ellingson had 138 yards and a score on seven receptions, and Darriet Perry carried the ball 16 times for a game-high 115 yards and two scores. Trailing 36-22 in the fourth, Florida Atlantic scored two touchdowns in a span of 56 seconds. The first came on a fourth-and-10 from the Florida International 20-yard line when Smith threw a pass that was tipped by several players and then caught in the back of the end zone by Gent with 6:49 to go. The Golden Panthers answered on McCall's fourth touchdown pass, a 29-yard toss to Ellingson that made it 43-36 with 3:49 left. Following an interception by Florida International, Perry's second touchdown of the game made the score 50-36 at 3:09. Florida Atlantic scored its next two touchdowns in less than three minutes to send the game into overtime. Smith threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Gent with 2:08 left. After a successful onside kick, Smith's 11-yard touchdown pass to Grant tied it at 50 with 18 seconds left. (Pre-Game talk): The Owls take on the Golden Panthers Saturday, November 29 at 4 p.m. at Dolphin Stadium. The meeting marks the seventh time that the teams have meet, with FAU holding a 5-1 lead in the series. The first 500 entrants will receive a free t-shirt. FAU (5-6, 3-3 Sun Belt) will become bowl eligible with a win over FIU. Importance of this Game... "We have a rivalry. It is good that it's a game against two equal football teams with both having a lot riding on the game."

FAU Football vs FIU, Miami Gardens, Florida - 29 Nov 2008, Dolphin Stadium, 4:00 pm 57 to 50 FAU Overtime Victory. Shots make great Quality surprise Holiday Gifts + 21 Photo Merchandise priced really low.

MIAMI (AP) - FAU Wins 57-50 OT Thriller - Rusty Smith threw five touch ...

Updated: Dec 01, 2008 6:59pm PST

FAU Football vs Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns, Lockhard Staduim, November 15, 2008 @4pm. Images are displayed in Time order, except for some headline shots. : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -Rusty Smith threw four touchdown passes as Florida Atlantic beat Louisiana-Lafayette 40-29 on Saturday. Florida Atlantic (5-5,3-2 Sun Belt Conference) won its fourth straight game while handing the Ragin' Cajuns (5-5, 4-1) its first conference loss. Smith was 17-for-26 for 290 yards, and Rob Housler caught two of Smith's touchdown passes and had 65 receiving yards. Michael Desormeaux was 11-for-18 for 84 yards and two interceptions for Louisiana-Lafayette before being replaced by McGuire, who was 7-for-8-for 48 yards. Masson, the third quarterback used by the Ragin' Cajuns, was 6-for-7-for 72 yards with one touchdown and one interception. The Owls took a 6-0 lead on Charles Pierre's 6-yard touchdown run in the first, and stretched the lead to 12-0 on a 13-yard touchdown pass to Chris Bonner from Smith. Florida Atlantic made it 19-0 on Smith's second touchdown pass, a 14-yard strike to Rob Housler in the second quarter. Louisiana-Lafayette pulled to 19-7 on a 14-yard touchdown run by Tyrell Fenroy, but a 10-yard touchdown run by Willie Rose gave Florida Atlantic a 26-7 lead at halftime. Housler and Smith would hook up again on a 23-yard score in the third. Trailing 40-7 in the fourth, Louisiana-Lafayette scored 22 points in the final quarter to shrink the final margin. Pre-Game talk: After handling business against the Mean Green of North Texas, the Florida Atlantic University football team returned to the practice field to prepare for an important match up with the University of Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns. The Owl defense worked against the Ragin Cajun' spread offense. FAU will have to contend with a tough combo of Michael Desormeaux at quarterback and Tyrell Fenroy at running back. The defensive line was able to put pressure on the scout team quarterback and Greg Joseph came away with a couple of tackles. The offense played well against North Texas, and tried to improve upon that in practice as sunset fell. The offensive line was able to create a lane for a couple of decent gains by Charles Pierre. Rusty Smith was able to connect on decent gains to Jamari Grant and Avery Holley, all while continuing to work on the no-huddle offense. Florida Atlantic University's football team will play host to the University of Louisiana-Lafayette 4 p.m., Saturday, November 15 at Lockhart Stadium. In honor of the Armed Forces, all individuals with a military ID will receive admission to the game for $7. FAU Athletics has also teamed up with Shopping for Soldiers to provide our injured soldiers and fallen soldier's families with goods and services donated from various supporters around the country. FAU Athletics will collect donated goods at this weekend's game. Fans will receive admission for $10 with a donated good. First 1,000 fans will also receive a koozie. For details, call 1-866-FAU-OWLS.

FAU Football vs Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns, Lockhard Staduim, November 15, 2008 @4pm. Images are displayed in Time order, except for some headline shots.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -Rusty Smith threw four touchdown passes as ...

Updated: Nov 28, 2008 3:46pm PST

FAU Football vs North Texas, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL - 08 November 2008, 4pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Rusty Smith threw four touchdown passes as Florida Atlantic routed North Texas 46-13 on Saturday. It was the third straight win for the Owls (4-5, 2-2 Sun Belt Conference), who are 5-0 all-time against the Mean Green (1-9, 0-5). Smith was 15 for 23 for 237 yards and one interception before giving way to backup Jeff VanCamp in the third quarter. Smith threw touchdown passes of 13 and 16 yards to Cortez Gent in the first half, and hit Willie Rose and DiIvory Edgecomb for scores of 3 and 57 yards in the third quarter. North Texas' Giovanni Vizza was 13 of 23 for 125 yards and two interceptions. Trailing 9-0 in the second, the Mean Green's Cam Montgomery scored on a 1-yard touchdown run on fourth down to pull within three points. But the extra point was blocked by Austin Jensen and picked up at the 20-yard line by the Owls' Darian Thomas, who returned it for two points to give Florida Atlantic an 11-6 lead. On its ensuing possession, Florida Atlantic scored on Charles Pierce's 41-yard touchdown run to extend the lead to 18-6. Gent's second touchdown reception gave the Owls a 25-6 halftime lead. The Owls padded the lead on Smith's third and fourth touchdown passes in the third, and Jeff Blanchard's 10-yard score gave Florida Atlantic a 46-6 lead to close the third quarter.

FAU Football vs North Texas, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL - 08 November 2008, 4pm

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Rusty Smith threw four touchdown passes a ...

Updated: Nov 13, 2008 5:58pm PST

FAU Football vs Troy Trojans, October 07, 2008, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL 8pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - FAU Falls to Troy, 30-17. Smith completes 21-of-41 for 283 yards. Quarterback Jamie Hampton ran for two touchdowns to lead Troy to a 30-17 victory over Florida Atlantic on Tuesday night. DuJuan Harris also ran for a touchdown for Troy and Sam Glusman kicked three field goals as the Trojans (3-2, 2-0 Sun Belt) snapped a two-game losing streak. Florida Atlantic (1-5, 0-2 Sun Belt) lost its fourth straight game. Hampton left the game near the end of the third quarter due to a left leg injury and did not return. He finished 10-for-20 for 116 yards and one interception. He rushed for 61 yards. Florida Atlantic's Rusty Smith ran for a touchdown and threw a touchdown pass to Jamari Grant. He was 21-for-41 for 283 yards and two interceptions. With Troy leading 20-10 in the third quarter, Florida Atlantic snapped the ball over the punter's head and the ball was kicked out of bounds. Troy took possession at Florida Atlantic's 4-yard line and Hampton's 1-yard touchdown run put Troy ahead 27-10. Smith's 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth made it 30-17. Florida Atlantic temporarily got back in the game after an interception of a Hampton pass by Ed Alexander gave the Owls the ball at the Trojans 45-yard line. Smith tossed an 8-yard touchdown pass to Grant to close the gap to 17-10.

FAU Football vs Troy Trojans, October 07, 2008, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL 8pm

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - FAU Falls to Troy, 30-17. Smith completes ...

Updated: Oct 19, 2008 8:10am PST

FAU Football vs UAB, University of Alabama, 06 September 2008, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -Rusty Smith threw three touchdown passes and Charles Pierre ran for two touchdowns as Florida Atlantic defeated UAB 49-34 on Saturday afternoon. Cortez Gent threw a touchdown pass and caught another, and Lester Jean caught two touchdown passes for Florida Atlantic (1-1). Di'Ivory Edgecomb and Chris Bonner also scored touchdowns for Florida Atlantic. Smith finished 21-for-34 for 325 yards. Joe Webb threw two touchdown passes for UAB (0-2). He was 26-for-48 for 326 yards. Aaron Johns and Justin Brooks rushed for touchdowns for the Blazers. Trailing 42-34, the Blazers were on the Owls' 28-yard line with less than a minute to play when a fourth-down pass by Webb went over the head of receiver Mike Jones. On the ensuing play, Pierre ran 73 yards for a touchdown to put an exclamation point on the Owls' victory. Trailing 21-3, UAB got back in the game with a pair of second-quarter touchdowns. Webb hit Zach Lankford with a 20-yard touchdown pass to make it 21-10. A gaffe by Florida Atlantic on the ensuing kickoff gave UAB the ball back. The Owls allowed the kickoff to bounce behind kick returner Jeff Blanchard, and UAB's Ugonna Amarikwa pounced on the loose ball at the 28-yard line. Three plays later, Webb threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Frantrell Forrest to close to 21-17. Florida Atlantic answered with a 30-yard touchdown pass from Smith to Gent to stretch the lead to 28-17 at the half. The Owls scored on their opening drive with a little trickery. Wide receiver Gent took the handoff on a reverse and tossed a 33-yard touchdown pass to Bonner in the corner of the end zone to give them a 7-0 lead. A 5-yard touchdown pass by Smith to Jean made it 14-0.

FAU Football vs UAB, University of Alabama, 06 September 2008, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -Rusty Smith threw three touchdown passes a ...

Updated: Sep 11, 2008 2:48pm PST

FAU Football vs Memphsis, New Orleans BOWL, December 21, 2007, 7pm, FAU 44, Memphsis 27. : NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Howard Schnellenberger's reaction to having a bucket of icy sports drink dumped on him showed precisely why Florida Atlantic chose him to build their fledgling football program. The 73-year-old coach didn't flinch. He'd been there before. Now so has the team he started from scratch. Rusty Smith threw for 336 yards and a New Orleans Bowl record five touchdowns to lead Florida Atlantic to a 44-27 victory over Memphis on Friday night. "Obviously, we're really proud," Schnellenberger said. "We have a strong squad. I think we can compete with America." It was the first bowl game for FAU, which has had a football team for only seven seasons at its Boca Raton, Fla., campus and didn't join the NCAA's Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) until 2005. The victory was especially sweet for Owls players who had gotten all too used to the comedic refrain, "F-A-who?" when they would visit opponents whose teams had far more tradition. "People are now going to recognize and know who we are," said DiIvory Edgecomb, who scored two touchdowns and set up two other scores with kickoff returns of 42 and 62 yards. The game also marked another meaningful step for the young Sun Belt Conference. The league champion has now won three of seven New Orleans Bowls, including the past two by convincing margins, with Troy beating Rice 41-17 last year. It certainly wasn't the highest-profile bowl victory for Schnellenberger, who led Miami to the 1983 national championship with an Orange Bowl triumph over Nebraska. He is now 5-0 in bowl games over his 23 seasons as a head coach. He won the 1980 Peach Bowl with Miami and two bowl games with Louisville, the 1990 Fiesta Bowl and the 1993 Liberty Bowl. Still, this one had to be special, given that he is the father of FAU's program and the only head coach the Owls have ever known. The coach spoke warmly of his players, most of them from south Florida, who had faith in him. "They came in with the understanding that this was an opportunity for them to let their football lives have great meaning," Schnellenberger said. "They knew they were going to have to work harder, sacrifice more, sometimes be made fun of, but kept the faith and grew together until we got to the point now where we can compete with anybody in the nation." Florida Atlantic started fast and never trailed. Smith had 102 yards passing and a pair of touchdown tosses in the first 10 minutes. His second, a short pass that Edgecomb turned into a 29-yard score, gave FAU a 17-7 lead. Memphis quarterback Martin Hankins helped the Tigers keep the game competitive into the second half, throwing for 283 yards and three touchdowns. The Tigers got as close as 30-27 after his 6-yard touchdown to Carlos Singleton. But Memphis' next possession ended with a punt that Wilfred Rivera blocked to give the Owls the ball on the Tigers 19. Smith cashed in two plays later, finding Jason Harmon in the end zone for a 16-yard score and a 37-27 FAU lead. Hankins then left the game late in the third quarter with a right leg injury after getting tangled up in a heap of players after releasing a pass. Reserve quarterbacks Will Hudgens and Matt Malouf finished the game for Memphis, which couldn't muster a significant threat in the final quarter. "The blocked punt I thought was the turning point in the game," Memphis head coach Tommy West said. "It took the air out of us, then we lost our quarterback and it kind of went downhill from there." Smith, the game's most valuable player, also had touchdown passes of 4 yards to Charles Pierre, 16 yards to Chris Bonner and 4 yards to Willie Rose. "I'm so happy to help the team come to a victory in our first bowl appearance," Smith said. "I don't care if I throw for five interceptions. If we win, that's all that matters." Smith finished the season with 3,688 yards passing and 32 touchdowns. Only a sophomore, he could be around for many more victories in FAU's future.

FAU Football vs Memphsis, New Orleans BOWL, December 21, 2007, 7pm, FAU 44, Memphsis 27.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Howard Schnellenberger's reaction to having a buck ...

Updated: Feb 04, 2008 4:34pm PST

FAU Football vs FIU, Florida International University, Miami, Florida - 24 November 2007, Miami Orange Bowl Stadium, 7:00 pm : MIAMI (AP) - Rusty Smith threw four touchdown passes and Florida Atlantic beat winless Florida International 55-23 on Saturday night. DiIvory Edgecomb, Rob Housler and Jeff VanCamp scored rushing touchdowns for the Owls. Florida Atlantic (6-5, 5-1 Sunbelt Conference) has a chance to win the conference title if it beats Troy on Dec. 1. FIU (0-11, 0-6) has lost 23 consecutive games, the longest current skid in major college football. A'mod Ned scored two touchdowns and Reggie Thompson also scored a touchdown for the Golden Panthers in the fourth quarter. Smith finished 20-for-30 for 330 yards with an interception. Florida International starting quarterback Wayne Younger (5-for-10 for 73 yards) left the game in the second quarter with a collar bone injury and did not return. Paul McCall was 23-for-35 for 181 yards and two touchdowns and one interception. Florida Atlantic took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on Smith's 16-yard touchdown pass to Conshario Johnson. Johnson bobbled the ball in the end zone but was able to hold on with his fingertips after he hit the ground. Florida Atlantic scored a touchdown on each of its four possessions in the second quarter. The Owls stretched their lead to 14-0 on Edgecomb's 9-yard touchdown run. After the Golden Panthers kicked a 27-yard field goal, the Owls responded with a reverse that Housler ran 68 yards for a touchdown to make it 21-3. It was the longest rush in school history and Housler's first touchdown. Smith tossed two touchdown passes in the second, a 14-yard touchdown pass to Chris Bonner and a 69-yard pass to Cortez Gent that made the score 35-3. Gent also caught a 44-yard touchdown pass in the fourth.

FAU Football vs FIU, Florida International University, Miami, Florida - 24 November 2007, Miami Orange Bowl Stadium, 7:00 pm

MIAMI (AP) - Rusty Smith threw four touchdown passes and Florida Atl ...

Updated: Nov 28, 2007 11:04pm PST

FAU Football vs UF, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, November 17, 2007, 12pm. : GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The Owls racked up 311 yards in the first half. Florida coach Urban Meyer didn't tell his players they were eliminated from the Southeastern Conference race Saturday. He didn't have to, either. The Gators were watching the scoreboard for updates and knew Georgia was beating Kentucky. They learned the final score in the locker room, a result that knocked Florida out of contention for the Eastern Division title. The Gators still had reasons to celebrate after hammering Florida Atlantic 59-20. Tim Tebow became the first player in NCAA history with at least 20 touchdowns passing and rushing in the same season and Andre Caldwell broke the school record for career receptions. "That's pretty cool," Tebow said. Tebow finished 25-of-34 passing for a career-high 338 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score. He has 20 rushing touchdowns and 26 TD passes. His 20th on the ground broke the previous SEC single-season record of 19 held by Georgia's Garrison Hearst (1992), Alabama's Shaun Alexander (1999) and LSU's LaBrandon Toefield (2001). Tebow certainly solidified his case for the Heisman Trophy. "He's definitely as deserving as the other guys out there," offensive coordinator Dan Mullen said. "He's had a phenomenal season. He's obviously a major, major part of our offense - one of the most important parts of our team - and he's a great person. If I had an award to give, he's a guy I wouldn't mind representing you for that award. "Caldwell caught a career-high 13 passes for 164 yards, giving him 177 career receptions and breaking the previous mark of 172 set by Carlos Alvarez (1969-71). "That means a lot to me because there's a lot of receivers that came throughout Florida history," Caldwell said. "This isn't like West Virginia or a school like that that doesn't throw the ball. This is the University of Florida. We throw the ball up and down the field. To be on top of that list is a big achievement. "Alvarez was on hand to see his record fall. He also witnessed another dominating performance by Tebow & Co. Tebow completed his first 10 passes for 145 yards, finding Caldwell open all over the field. Caldwell again filled in for Percy Harvin, who missed his second consecutive game because of a sinus infection and migraine headaches. Caldwell caught 11 passes for 148 yards and a touchdown last week at South Carolina. Tebow probably would have been on the bench by halftime, but Florida's defense struggled to stop Florida Atlantic's passing attack, so the sophomore stayed on long enough to turn a close game into a rout. The Gators (8-3) scored on nearly every possession. They led 21-0 after the first quarter, 35-20 at half and 52-20 early in the fourth. The Owls (5-5) moved the ball well, just not as well as Florida. They racked up 311 yards in the first half and presented plenty of problems early. Every time FAU got close, Tebow took over. His 2-yard run made it 28-13 with 5:04 to play in the first half, but FAU answered when quarterback Rusty Smith ran up the middle from a yard out with 1:13 remaining. That left plenty of time for Tebow, who capped a 63-yard drive with a 26-yard TD pass to Cornelius Ingram. "Tim didn't play his best game," Meyer said. "That's being critical. I'm being critical of Tim because he needs a little critical analysis every once in a while. He did not play his best game, but that tells you how good a football player he is." Still, Tebow ended the day with better numbers than any other college quarterback. "That's unbelievable," Meyer said. "I can't believe that's never been done before. That's a great record to have. I'd much rather have our ninth win next week." Tebow left with 11:11 remaining, giving way to freshman Cameron Newton. ebow's biggest flaw was an interception in the second quarter. His pass sailed over Louis Murphy's head and into Corey Small's hands. Small returned it 36 yards, setting up Smith's 20-yard TD pass to Cortez Gent that made it 21-10. Smith finished 18-of-33 for 290 yards. Gent caught six passes for 118 yards. FAU added to its woes with a blocked punt that was returned for a touchdown in the first quarter and a fumble deep in its own territory that led to a field goal. "We made some plays intermittently, scored some points intermittently, but never quite made it happen," FAU coach Howard Schnellenberger said.

FAU Football vs UF, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, November 17, 2007, 12pm.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The Owls racked up 311 yards in the first hal ...

Updated: Nov 21, 2007 2:21am PST

FAU Football vs Arkansas State, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL, 10 November 2007, 4pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Willie Rose caught two touchdowns passes and also a 2-point conversion pass as Florida Atlantic came from behind win to beat Arkansas State 34-31. Trailing 31-20, a screen pass from quarterback Rusty Smith to Rose went 56 yards for a touchdown to close the gap to 31-26 with 9:57 left in the fourth. The Owls took the lead on Smith's 6-yard touchdown pass from Smith to DiIvory Edgecomb with 2:49 left. Smith tossed a pass to Rose for a successful two-point conversion to make it 34-31. It was Smith's third touchdown pass of the game. The win keeps Florida Atlantic (5-4, 4-1) in contention for the Sun Belt Conference title. They must defeat Florida International and Troy in their final two games to clinch it. Smith finished 22-of-44 for 268 yards with two interceptions and three touchdowns. Reggie Arnold scored three touchdowns for Arkansas State (4-6, 2-4). Corey Leonard was 19-of-33 for 131 yards and a touchdown. Leonard also rushed for a touchdown. After Warley Leroy kicked a career-long 46-yard field goal for the Owls to cut the deficit to 24-20, the Indians converted Florida Atlantic's third turnover of the game into points. Tyrell Johnson intercepted a badly overthrown pass by Smith and returned it 38 yards to the Florida Atlantic 5-yard line. Arnold's 4-yard touchdown run, his third score of the game, gave Arkansas State a 31-20 lead with 13:06 left in the fourth. Trailing 17-10, Arkansas State scored two touchdowns in the third quarter. Arnold's 2-yard touchdown run tied the score at 17 and a 6-yard touchdown run by Leonard made it 24-17. The Owls took a 14-7 lead on a 2-yard pass from Smith to Rose in the second. Arkansas State closed to 14-10 on a 20-yard field goal by Josh Arauco. The kick followed a fumble recovery by Javon McKinnon at the Owls' 5-yard line. It is senior day, their will be a recognition ceremony prior to kickoff between the Owls and the Indians. Also, Labor Finders, Emerald Towing, Sports Clips and the School Board of Broward County will bus and host the service men and women of the USS Iwo Jima LPD-7, docked in Port Everglades. The crew will present the colors prior to the national anthem, the Iwo Jima's Sailor of the Year will flip the coin prior to kickoff, and their will be a presentation honoring the men and women of the United States Navy during the game. All of this is in conjunction with Veteran's Day on Monday, November 12.

FAU Football vs Arkansas State, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL, 10 November 2007, 4pm

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Willie Rose caught two touchdowns passes ...

Updated: Nov 19, 2007 1:17pm PST

FAU Football vs University of Louisiana-Monroe 27 October 2007 4pm, Lockhart Field, Fort Lauderdale, FL : Two Sun Belt Conference teams battled through regulation play and three overtime periods Saturday night with University of Louisiana at Monroe (3-5, 3-2) proving victorious in a 33-30 fan-thrilling victory over Florida Atlantic University (4-1, 3-1), Saturday at Lockhart. The Owls jumped on the scoreboard first with a 12-yard touchdown run by B.J. Manley that capped a four-play 37-yard drive that began with the Owls defense picking off a pass to extend their consecutive-game with an interception streak to 16. ULM evened the match just three seconds into the second quarter on a six-yard pass and took their first lead, 10-7, with 7:49 remaining in the half. FAU's William Rose hauled in a pass from Rusty Smith, who was 35-54-2 with 317 yards and a TD, to send the two teams to the locker room with FAU holding a 14-10 halftime advantage. Halftime was a celebration for the University's second-annual Athletic Hall of Fame class and the crowning of the 2007 FAU king and queen. ULM moved ahead for the second time of the game with 3:32 remaining in the third on the legs of Calvin Dawson's six-yard run. Dawson ended the game with 26 carries for 114 yards and two scores, including the 31-yard game winner in the third overtime. ULM took a 10 point advantage into the closing seven minutes of regulation when FAU's Warley Leroy cut it to seven with a 36-yard field goal. The Owls' defense forced ULM to punt after three plays and delivered on a game-tying, 24-24, 10 play 88-yard drive the left 1:12 on the clock. ULM responded with nine plays that included a fake punt that resulted in a 19-yard first down play and put the Warhawks within field goal range for the victory. FAU's Mauricio Riquer was credited with the block and Michael Lockley the recovery. The two squads went into overtime with FAU winning the coin toss and taking the first shot at scoring. The Owls drove from the 25 to the five. On fourth an one, the Owls elected to attempt a field goal which was blocked. ULM was given the same fate and saw their 38 yard field goal attempt miss. The squads met again at mid field with ULM earning the right to try first. After just two plays, one pass incomplete the second for a gain of nine. On third down, ULM elected to attempt a field goal. Cole Wilson connected from 33-yards to force FAU into a position of scoring. The Owls responded with a Leroy 37 yard field goal to push the score to 27 all and into yet another overtime period. FAU began with the ball on the 25 and drove four yards. Leroy then connected on a 24 yard field goal forcing ULM to score. After three plays and a penalty, FAU appeared to have the stop and the game until Dawson tried to come through the middle and was forced to the outside where he capitalize with 31 yards and the victory. Nine FAU players were credited with a reception with Rose pulling in the only TD through the air. Charles Pierre led the Owls ground attack with 73 yards and a score, but saw ULM's Calvin Dawson lead all rushers with 114 yards and two scores. Frantz Joseph, who entered the game as the Sun Belt's leading tackler added a game high 15 against ULM. Cergile Sincere, who is second in the league, added 12. Senior Taheem Acevedo had FAU's interception and 31 yard return to keep the Owls streak alive. Acevedo also had seven tackles, including one for a loss of two yard. FAU will have a bye next week and will next play host to Sun Belt Conference member Arkansas State in what will be FAU's final home game of the 2007 season.

FAU Football vs University of Louisiana-Monroe 27 October 2007 4pm, Lockhart Field, Fort Lauderdale, FL

Two Sun Belt Conference teams battled through regulation play and thre ...

Updated: Nov 12, 2007 3:49am PST

FAU Football vs USF, University of South Florida, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL 06 October 2007 4pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -South Florida's highest ranking in school history was nearly short-lived. Benjamin Williams ran for 186 yards and four touchdowns, Matt Grothe added 120 yards rushing and a score and the No. 6 Bulls held off fellow upstart Florida Atlantic 35-23 on Saturday. South Florida (5-0) committed four turnovers for the second straight game. But Williams and Grothe did enough to overcome the mistakes. Williams had a 10-yard scoring run to break a 7-7 tie in the third quarter. Grothe made it 21-14 with a spinning, juking, tackle-breaking 32-yard run two possessions later. Williams' second one was even better. He spun out of one tackle, broke two more and scampered 54 yards to make it 28-17 with about 10 minutes remaining. But Florida Atlantic (3-3) didn't quit in its first game against a top-10 opponent. Rusty Smith hooked up with DiIvory Edgecomb for a 47-yard strike, cutting the lead to 28-23 with 6:42 to play. The Owls missed the 2-point conversion. FAU forced two punts in the closing minutes, but couldn't put together a potential game-winning drive. Williams added a 9-yard run with 29 seconds remaining to seal the victory. It came after FAU failed to convert a fourth-down pass. South Florida may have expected a letdown after its 21-13 victory over then-No. 5 West Virginia eight days ago. But few could have seen a near meltdown coming. Then again, Howard Schnellenberger has spent the last seven years building his FAU program in the mold of Jim Leavitt's team, which has been around 11 seasons. Both relative newcomers are certainly closing the gap on Florida, Florida State and Miami. South Florida's latest win came with two key injuries. Defensive end George Selvie, who entered the game leading the nation in sacks, had one on the first series. But he was hurt a short time later and played sparingly the rest of the way. And running back Jamar Taylor sprained his left ankle and did not return. Williams and Grothe picked up the slack. Williams' yardage, touchdowns and 25 carries all were career highs. Grothe ran 14 times, and completed 17 of 27 passes for 122 yards with an interception. Smith was 23-of-47 passing for 259 yards for FAU. He had three TD passes and an interception. Grothe escaped two defenders on third-and-9, rolled right and found Amari Jackson for a 29-yard gain. The Bulls scored two plays later on Williams' 6-yard TD run, taking a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter. FAU evened the score just before the half, taking advantage of Corey Small's interception. Small stepped in front of Grothe's pass and returned it to the 11-yard line. The drive nearly stalled, but on third down from the 12, Smith found Cortez Gent in the front corner of the end zone with 44 seconds to play. The Bulls had two other turnovers, both fumbles, and FAU looked poised to turn them into points. But Warley Leroy missed field goal after each one. Leroy missed a third, too. He was wide left from 36, 42 and 45 yards. He got a huge ovation as his extra point sailed through the uprights to tie the game.

FAU Football vs USF, University of South Florida, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL 06 October 2007 4pm

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FAU Football vs Minnessota, @ Dolphin Stadium, Miami, FL, 15 September 2007 1pm : (USA TODAY): Florida Atlantic quarterback Rusty Smith grabbed this week's USA TODAY's Player of the Week honor with an impressive performance against Minnesota. Smith had five touchdown passes and threw for 463 yards to help the Owls from the Sun Belt Conference upset Minnesota 42-39. The senior won the award with the unanimous support of the fan balloting (28,464 votes), college football editor Erick Smith and Gannett News Service columnist Mike Lopresti. Rusty Smith— Florida Atlantic's quarterback stunned Minnesota as he threw for 463 yards and five touchdowns in the Owls' surprising 42-39 triumph against the Golden Gophers. Go to this link and look for "Player of the Week" voting line "check out this weeks Nominees" : http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/2007-09-16-player-of-the-week_N.htm?csp=34 (MIAMI, AP) - Rusty Smith threw for 463 yards and five touchdowns, and Florida Atlantic forced seven turnovers to beat Minnesota 42-39 Saturday. It was the first victory for Florida Atlantic against a Big Ten Conference team. Minnesota fell to 10-1 against Sun Belt Conference teams. Willie Rose caught two touchdown passes for the Owls (2-1), who gained 580 yards. Smith went 27-for-44. Adam Weber threw four touchdown passes for Minnesota (1-2), but also was intercepted four times. He finished 31-for-47 for 335 yards. Smith's final touchdown pass, a 16-yarder to Conshario Johnson, extended the Owls' lead to 42-24 in the fourth quarter before the Golden Gophers rallied. They scored twice on passes to Ernie Wheelwright, but an interception by Tavious Polo at the Florida Atlantic 35-yard line with three seconds left sealed the win. The score was 14-all before the Owls took advantage of two Minnesota turnovers to score three touchdowns in the second quarter and lead 35-14. Jay Thomas returned a kickoff 91 yards for Minnesota's first score. (USA TODAY INSIDE SLANT) The Owls earned their first big signature win in the Football Bowl Subdivision/Division I-A era by holding off Big 10 foe Minnesota 42-39 on Sept. 15. FAU dominated the game early, building a 35-14 lead, and despite being outscored 25-7 in the second half, was able to hold on for the victory. "We felt our personnel was better than their personnel," FAU sophomore quarterback Rusty Smith told the Palm Beach Post. "We thought we had trained harder, were faster, stronger and more athletic. We came into this game knowing that. It turned out to be true." One key in the victory was FAU was able to run the ball, which helped Smith have a record-setting day with 463 yards passing and five touchdowns. Secondly, while the Owls allowed a lot of passing yards, they intercepted four passes and recovered three fumbles. The opportunistic offense, coupled with an offense that Minnesota had no answers for, allowed the Owls to improve to 2-1 (1-0) in the Sun Belt. NOTES, QUOTES. GAME BALL GOES TO: QB Rusty Smith, The sophomore threw for 463 yards and five touchdowns, both career highs, in the Owls' 42-39 victory over Minnesota. More importantly, he didn't throw an interception. KEEP AN EYE ON: TE Jason Harmon, The junior had five receptions for 104 yards against Minnesota. QUOTE TO NOTE: When you are in the infancy of a program, a win over a Big Ten team is significant and I intend to make the most of this win for these kids," FAU coach Howard Schnellenberger told the Palm Beach Post after the Owls' 42-39 victory over Minnesota. STRATEGY AND PERSONNEL: LOOKING GOOD: The Owls racked up 580 yards in total offense and didn't have a turnover in their 42-39 victory over Minnesota. QB Rusty Smith, The sophomore helped the Owls offense bounce back from a bad game (42-6 loss at Oklahoma State) with 463 yards passing and five touchdowns against Minnesota. FAU's defense forced seven turnovers against Minnesota. LB Frantz Joseph, The junior was all over the field against Minnesota. He had a team-high four tackles, forced a fumble and intercepted a pass. STILL NEEDS WORK: FAU jumped out to a 35-14 halftime lead at Minnesota, but the Owls were outscored 25-7 in the second half and had to hold on for a 42-39 victory. The Owls secondary did intercept four passes, but it allowed a whopping 335 yards passing against Minnesota. K Keegan Peterson averaged just 33.8 yards on five punts against Minnesota. (Golden Gopher, MN) Before game day: "Minnesota has never lost to a current member of the Sun Belt Conference and is 10-0 all time against the league, including a 2-0 mark in road games. The Gophers’ last game against a Sun Belt Conference member came at home against Florida Atlantic in 2005. Minnesota’s last road game at a Sun Belt Conference school occurred 2002, when the Gophers romped to a 35-11 victory at Louisiana-Lafayette. In its 10 games against current Sun Belt members, Minnesota has scored an average of 40.4 points, with an average margin of victory of nearly 32 points per game. In fact, the Gophers have been held below 30 points by just one Sun Belt foe (Arkansas State in 1998). Florida Atlantic, which is in just its seventh year of existence and third year in the NCAA’s Bowl Subdivision, also enters Saturday’s match-up looking to move to 2-1 on the young season. The Owls opened the year with an impressive 24-17 victory over Middle Tennessee as FAU held the Blue Raiders to 217 yards of total offense. Florida Atlantic was unable to sustain the momentum last week at Oklahoma State, however, falling to the Cowboys 42-6 in Stillwater. Legendary head coach Howard Schnellenberger, who won a national championship at Miami (Fla.) in 1983 and started the FAU program from scratch when he was hired in 2000, will be looking to get his Owls back on the right track after being held to just 203 yards of total offense last week at Oklahoma State."

FAU Football vs Minnessota, @ Dolphin Stadium, Miami, FL, 15 September 2007 1pm

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FAU Football vs Middle Tennessee State - 01 Sept 2007 4pm Lockhart Stadium, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Rusty Smith threw for 195 yards and two touchdowns Saturday to lead Florida Atlantic to a 27-14 win over Middle Tennessee. Smith's second-half scoring passes to Jason Harmon and Cortez Gent gave Florida Atlantic (1-0) its first win over Sun Belt Conference rival Middle Tennessee in their past three meetings. Smith completed 12 of 26 passes and helped the Owls take a 24-0 lead. Charles Pierre ran for a touchdown and Warley Leroy kicked two field goals for Florida Atlantic. Desmond Gee and Michael Cannon scored touchdowns for Middle Tennessee. Middle Tennessee (0-1), the defending conference co-champion, struggled to move the ball against the Owls' defense, netting only 18 yards rushing and committing four turnovers. Joe Craddock completed 20 of 32 for 199 yards and had one touchdown for Middle Tennessee but was intercepted twice. Florida Atlantic took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. The Owls got a break when their punt bounced off a Middle Tennessee player and was recovered by Michael Lockley at the 35-yard line. Nine plays later, Pierre scored on a 1-yard run. Florida Atlantic's Corey Small intercepted a Craddock pass late in the second quarter to give the Owls a first down at Middle Tennessee's 20-yard line. Leroy kicked a 30-yard field goal to stretch the lead to 10-0 at the half. Florida Atlantic built a 17-0 margin in the third quarter. Smith threw a pass to Harmon streaking down the sideline and he ran 42 yards for a touchdown. The Owls took a 24-0 lead on Smith's 14-yard touchdown pass to Gent in the fourth quarter. Gent caught the ball at the 1-yard line and stretched his hands over the goal line. The Blue Raiders got on the board on a shovel pass from Craddock to Gee that went 27 yards for a touchdown. They closed the gap to 24-14 in the fourth when Cannon returned a blocked punt 32 yards for a touchdown.

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FAU Football vs FIU, Florida International University, Miami Gardens, Florida - 25 November 2006, Dolphin Stadium, 7:00 pm : MIAMI (AP) - Rusty Smith passed for two touchdowns to lead Florida Atlantic to a 31-0 victory over Florida International in a Sun Belt Conference game Saturday night. The Owls finished with 361 total offense in the regular season finale before 9,655 fans at Dolphin Stadium. FAU finished with a 5-7 record and 4-3 in the conference. FIU, now 0-11 and 0-6 in the conference, and Duke remain the only winless teams in Division I this season. Smith, who finished with 178 passing yards, threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Frantz Simeon in the game's opening drive and a 1-yard score to Aaron Sanchez early in the second quarter. Charles Pierre scored on a 4-yard run with 2:56 remaining in the first half, increasing FAU's lead to 21-0. Warley Leroy converted on a 34-yard field goal 2:30 into the fourth quarter giving FAU a 24-0 lead and B.J. Manley closed the scoring with a 2-yard run with 6:28 remaining in the game. The Golden Panthers had two final opportunities to avoid the shutout with eight seconds remaining from the FAU 14-yard-line but both of reserve quarterback Paul McCall's passes fell incomplete. The Owls scored on the opening drive with an 11-play, 65-yard drive culminated with Smith's flanker screen to Simeon, who outran the FIU defense to the end zone. Smith's scoring strike to Sanchez ended a 76-yard drive to put the Owls ahead 14-0 with 14:08 remaining in the second quarter. The Golden Panthers first reached Owls territory when Julian Reams ran nine yards to the FAU 47 midway through the second quarter. But the Owls held FIU on downs and Smith directed his third touchdown drive of the half, capped by Pierre's run. FAU leads the all-time series 4-1 between the South Florida based schools and avenged a 52-6 loss to Golden Panthers last season. VIDEO clips - There are a number of short video clips (less than one minute duration) that are available for your viewing pleasure. Because of they are larger file sizes than a typical still image, be patient with the download times. These motion-video clips (with sound) are located at the image positions at the end of the Gallery. Simply press the double carrot >> to directly to the gallery-end. JimWilson

FAU Football vs FIU, Florida International University, Miami Gardens, Florida - 25 November 2006, Dolphin Stadium, 7:00 pm

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FAU Football vs Troy Trojans November 11, 2006, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL 4pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Omar Haugabook threw three touchdown passes in Troy's 24-17 win over Florida Atlantic on Saturday. All three of Haugabook's TD passes were over 50 yards, and two went to Mykeal Terry. Haugabook finished the game 20-for-29 for 325 yards and one interception. Troy (5-4, 4-0 Sun Belt) won its fourth straight game. Rusty Smith was 24-for-37 for 312 yards and two touchdowns for the Owls (3-7, 2-3). He also threw two interceptions. The Trojans held a 17-10 lead after a 41-yard field goal by Greg Whibbs in the third quarter. Florida Atlantic tied the game 17-all on a 10-play, 82-yard drive capped by a 14-yard touchdown pass from Smith to Jamari Grant. It didn't take long for Troy to retake the lead. Two plays after the ensuing kickoff, Haugabook tossed a 54-yard touchdown pass to Terry to make the score 24-17. Florida Atlantic was driving late in the fourth quarter but Leodis McKelvin intercepted Smith in the end zone with 2:46 left. VIDEO clips - There are a number of short video clips (less than one minute duration) that are available for your viewing pleasure. Because of they are larger file sizes than a typical still image, be patient with the download times. These motion-video clips (with sound) are located at the image positions at the end of the Gallery. Simply press the double carrot >> to directly to the gallery-end. JimWilson

FAU Football vs Troy Trojans November 11, 2006, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL 4pm

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FAU Football vs Louisiana-Layayette, October 18, 2006, 7:30pm, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Drew Edmiston's two field goals were all Louisiana-Lafayette needed to defeat Florida Atlantic 6-0 on Wednesday night. Louisiana-Lafayette (4-2, 1-0 in Sun Belt) won its fourth straight game. Florida Atlantic (2-5, 1-1 in Sun Belt) lost for the first time in its last three games. Florida Atlantic drove 55 yards on 11 plays on its final possession, but with two seconds left in the game a pass by quarterback Rusty Smith was broken up in the end zone by cornerback Michael Adams to seal the win. Quarterback Jerry Babb was 11-for-21 for 84 yards and one interception for the Ragin' Cajuns. Tyrell Fenroy rushed for 97 yards on 18 carries. Sean Clayton started at quarterback for Florida Atlantic and was 8-for-15 for 62 yards. He was replaced during the third quarter by Smith, who finished 10-for-19 for 88 yards. Each Florida Atlantic quarterback threw an interception. The Ragin' Cajuns broke a scoreless tie in the second quarter. A pass by Florida Atlantic's Clayton was tipped by intended receiver Casey McGahee. Gerren Blount intercepted the pass and Louisiana-Lafayette had the ball at the Owls' 32-yard line. Five plays later, Edmiston kicked a 44-yard field goal to put Louisiana-Lafayette ahead 3-0. A five-play, 36-yard drive in the third quarter culminated in a 43-yard field goal by Edmiston that gave Louisiana-Lafayette a 6-0 lead. NOTE: The initial 40+ images are selected shots that are formatted into perfect squares for the convenience of the electronic and print media. Uncropped duplicate images are also displayed following this initial grouping. VIDEOS, several short video clips are available at the end of the gallery they may be accessed quickly be clicking onto the "gallery pages" double-carrot. These files are 8MB to 16MB each, therefore be patient while it/they download onto your system. You may also right-click the video file to save it to your system.

FAU Football vs Louisiana-Layayette, October 18, 2006, 7:30pm, Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL

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FAU Football vs Southern Utah - 12 October, 2006, Fort Lauderdale, FL 7pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Sean Clayton threw for 208 yards and two touchdowns, leading Florida Atlantic past Southern Utah 32-7 on Thursday night. Florida Atlantic (2-4) won its home opener for the first time in the program's six-year history. The Owls were the last team in Division I-A to open their home schedule this season; Division I-AA Grambling plays its home opener Oct. 21. Charles Pierre rushed for 103 yards and a touchdown for the Owls. Clayton completed 14 of 24 passes and Rusty Smith also threw a touchdown pass for Florida Atlantic, which has won two straight overall. Wes Marshall was 17-of-32 for 173 yards for I-AA's Southern Utah (3-4), which has dropped three straight. Marshall threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Brett Johansen in the fourth quarter, ensuring the Thunderbirds would avoid the shutout. Florida Atlantic scored on its first two possessions, on the way to opening up a 25-0 halftime lead. Pierre's 1-yard touchdown run in the first quarter made it 9-0, Clayton threw an 11-yard scoring pass to tight end Jason Harmon for the Owls' second touchdown and Smith found Chad Wilkes with a 1-yard TD throw with 25 seconds left before halftime. Avery Holley caught a 33-yard touchdown pass from Clayton in the fourth quarter for FAU, which hadn't played on its home Lockhart Stadium field in nearly a full year - since Oct. 15, 2005. NOTE: There are several Videos clips with sound, at top row of images. When you left click onto one of them, allow the video-file to download onto your system, it may take 30 seconds (or less) depending on your internet connection speed. Left-Click the play button, and set your system to an appropriate sound level for your surroundings. Most Windows systems will have little or no difficulty reading/playing these files. These Video files are right-click down-loadable. Enjoy. JimWilson

FAU Football vs Southern Utah - 12 October, 2006, Fort Lauderdale, FL 7pm

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FAU Football vs FIU, hosted at Florida International University, Miami, Florida - 26 November 2005 6pm : MIAMI - Florida Atlantic University fell to intra state rival Florida International University 52-6, Saturday at FIU. The win was the first by the Golden Panthers (3-6, 2-4 Sun Belt) over the Owls (2-9, 2-5) in the four-year history of their annual game dubbed the Shula Bowl. West rushed for 140 yards on 26 carries, including 107 yards in the first half. Josh Padrick was 10-for-20 for 114 yards for FIU. Sean Clayton was 10-for-20 for 82 yards for Florida Atlantic. He was intercepted three times - two returned for touchdowns - before leaving the game in the third quarter in favor of backup McKinson Souverain. Souverain was 4-for-8 with 90 yards rushing and two interceptions, both returned for touchdowns. He also threw a 65-yard touchdown pass to Thomas Parker for the Owls only score. Thomas Parker the lone Owl to be with the program since inception was named FAU's Shula Bowl MVP, as voted upon by the media.

FAU Football vs FIU, hosted at Florida International University, Miami, Florida - 26 November 2005 6pm

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FAU Football vs North Texas, Miami Gardens, Florida, November 12, 2005, Dolphin Stadium, 1:00 pm : MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP)- Daniel Kennard kicked a 33-yard field goal with 1:38 left in the game to give Florida Atlantic a 26-23 victory Saturday over North Texas. Kennards kick capped a 9-play, 49-yard Florida Atlantic drive that came after a game-tying, 47-yard field goal by North Texas kicker Nick Bazaldua with 5:35 left in the game. After Kennards go-ahead field goal, North Texas (2-7, 2-3 Sun Belt) advanced the ball to the Florida Atlantic 30-yard line. But Bazaldua's next 47-yard field goal attempt with eight seconds to go hit the right upright and bounced wide. Charles Pierre rushed for two touchdowns and Dantson Dareus caught a touchdown pass from quarterback Sean Clayton (13-22 for 151 yards) for Florida Atlantic (2-8, 2-4 Sun Belt). North Texas rallied from 17 points behind in the fourth quarter with the help of quarterback Matt Phillips (8-16 for 138 yards), who scored a rushing touchdown and threw for another touchdown. After Dareus caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Clayton that extended Florida Atlantics lead to 23-6 with 11:35 left in the game, the Owls seemed to be cruising to victory. But North Texas was not ready to give up. Phillips ran five yards for a touchdown that closed the gap to 20-13, and North Texas recovered an onside kick on its own 47-yard line. On the next play, Phillips passed to Joel Nwigwe running across the middle of the field. Nwigwe broke a tackle and scored on the 53-yard catch to make the score 23-20.

FAU Football vs North Texas, Miami Gardens, Florida, November 12, 2005, Dolphin Stadium, 1:00 pm

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FAU Football vs Middle Tennessee October 15, 2005 4pm - Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Eugene Gross rushed for four touchdowns as Middle Tennessee defeated Florida Atlantic 35-14 on Saturday. It was the second straight victory for Middle Tennessee (2-3, 1-1 Sun Belt) after a three-game losing streak to start the season. For Florida Atlantic (1-6, 1-2), Danny Embick threw three interceptions and was only 10-of-24 for 151 yards. Embick also ran for a touchdown. Charles Pierre also scored a rushing touchdown for the Owls. Gross rushed for 131 yards on career-high 30 carries for the Blue Raiders. Ralph King had 97 yards on 22 carries and also scored for the Blue Raiders. Middle Tennessee quarterback Clint Marks was 11-for-18 for 116 yards and one interception. Florida Atlantic closed the gap to 21-14 in the third. An 18-yard pass from Embick to Thomas Parker gave the Owls a first down at the 1-yard line. Two plays later, Embick ran it into the end zone. The Blue Raiders answered on their next possession on a 12-play, 69-yard drive that was capped by an 11-yard run by Gross. He took a direct snap and ran around the left end for the touchdown to stretch the lead to 28-14. On Florida Atlantics next possession, J.K. Sabb intercepted Embick and returned it to the 16-yard line. Five plays later, Gross fourth touchdown iced the game.

FAU Football vs Middle Tennessee October 15, 2005 4pm - Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL

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FAU Football vs Louisiana-Monroe 23 September 2005 7:30pm Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Calvin Dawson ran for a game-high 115 yards, the last coming on a 6-yard touchdown run with 1:23 remaining that lifted Louisiana-Monroe to a 28-21 win over Florida Atlantic in the Owls first-ever Sun Belt Conference game. Florida Atlantic was driving near midfield with about 2 minutes remaining, before Louisiana-Monroe cornerback Chaz Williams stripped the ball out of receiver Thomas Parker's hands and returned it 42 yards. Dawson scored two plays later for the Indians (1-3, 1-0). Steven Jyles completed 19 of 31 passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns, plus ran for another score for Louisiana-Monroe. Jyles was intercepted three times, as was Florida Atlantic quarterback Danny Embick, and each team had four turnovers in the game. Jyles 2-yard run gave Louisiana-Monroe a 21-14 fourth-quarter lead, but Embick took the Owls on a nine-play, 80-yard drive that tied the game 3 1/2 minutes later. Embick - who threw for 168 yards and two touchdowns, plus rushed for 72 yards - had a crucial 29-yard run during the drive, which was capped by his 16-yard scoring pass to Dominik Walker. Kris Bartels had a 39-yard interception return to score shortly after kickoff for FAU (0-4, 0-1), part of a sloppy beginning - the teams had three turnovers, two by Louisiana-Monroe, in the game's first 84 seconds.

FAU Football vs Louisiana-Monroe 23 September 2005 7:30pm Lockhart Stadium, Fort Lauderdale, FL

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FAU Football vs OSU Oklahoma State University- 08 Sept 2005 7pm Dolphins Stadium : MIAMI (AP) - Julius Crosslin ran for two touchdowns after fumble recoveries by linebacker Pagitte McGee, leading Oklahoma State to a 23-3 victory Thursday night over Florida Atlantic. The Cowboys' defense forced Florida Atlantic quarterback Danny Embick to twice commit costly fumbles deep in Owls territory in the game at Dolphins Stadium. Trailing 6-3 late in the second quarter, Embick was sacked by defensive end Victor DeGrate and McGee recovered on the 5. Running back Mike Hamilton and Crosslin made 2-yard gains before Crosslin scored the Cowboys' first touchdown from the 1. McGee made his second fumble recovery midway through the third quarter after linebacker Jamar Ransom stripped the ball as he sacked Embick at Florida Atlantic's 21. Donovan Woods completed 5-yard passes to Bobby Reid and Tommy Devereaux, and Hamilton made a 9-yard run to set up Crosslin's 2-yarder for his second touchdown. Oklahoma State kicker Bruce Redden added his third field goal of the game, a 28-yarder in the fourth quarter. Earlier, he made from 30 and 44 yards. The Cowboys (2-0) had a season-opening 15-10 win over Montana State. Florida Atlantic (0-2) is playing its first full Division I-A schedule this season. After throwing for 299 yards and three touchdowns in Saturday's 30-19 loss to Kansas, Embrick completed a pass to wide receiver Frantz Simeon for an 18-yard gain following the opening kickoff. But Oklahoma State scored twice on field goals by Redden. The Cowboys put together three straight offensive drives after recovering a fumble at Florida Atlantic's 19 line off a punt and recovering a 17-yard onside kick on the Fighting Owls 48.

FAU Football vs OSU Oklahoma State University- 08 Sept 2005 7pm Dolphins Stadium

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FAU Football vs FIU, Florida International University, Miami Gardens, Florida - 04 December 2004, Pro-Player Stadium, 4:00 pm : (AP) - Miami Gardens, FL. Owls Close Out Season with 17-10 Win. Roosevelt Bynes caught two touchdown passes from Jared Allen to lead Florida Atlantic to a 17-10 win over Florida International at Pro Player Stadium on Saturday. The Owls (9-3) sealed their victory when Allen scrambled away from the Golden Panthers rush and hit Bynes streaking down the sideline for a go-ahead 51-yard touchdown with 3:32 left in the game. Roosevelt Bynes caught two touchdown passes from Jared Allen to lead Florida Atlantic to a 17-10 win over Florida International at Pro Player Stadium on Saturday. Florida International (3-7) rallied late, getting a 5-yard touchdown pass from Josh Padrick to Chandler Williams with 11 seconds left in the game. The Golden Panthers recovered the onside kick at Florida Atlantic's 48-yard line, but Padrick's final two passes fell incomplete. The Owls (9-3) sealed their victory when Allen scrambled away from the Golden Panthers rush and hit Bynes streaking down the sideline for a go-ahead 51-yard touchdown with 3:32 left in the game. Allen was 25-for-34 with two touchdowns and 311 yards while Padrick was 26-for-44 for 277 yards and one touchdown.

FAU Football vs FIU, Florida International University, Miami Gardens, Florida - 04 December 2004, Pro-Player Stadium, 4:00 pm

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FAU Football vs Edward Waters 27 Nov 2004 : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Aaron Sanchez scored pair of 1-yard touchdown runs and caught a 15-yard touchdown pass, leading Florida Atlantic to defeat Edward Waters 49-15 on Saturday. Florida Atlantic (8-3) won its second home game of the season. Edward Waters (8-3), an NAIA team, played its first game this season against a Division I team and ended a three-game winning streak. Doug Parker scored two rushing touchdowns for the Owls and Troy Pindell returned an interception for a touchdown. Daveon Barron also ran for a touchdown. Sanchez's first touchdown stretched the Owls' lead to 21-7. Then in the third quarter, a fumbled punt attempt by the Tigers gave Florida Atlantic the ball at the 1-yard line and Sanchez plunged into the end zone on the next play. Sanchez's touchdown reception gave the Owls a 35-7 lead. On Edward Waters ensuing possession, Pindell's interception return off Dexter Davis made the score 42-7. Quarterback Jared Allen was 8-for-13 for 183 yards and Danny ! Embick was 8-for-12 for 110 yards for Florida Atlantic. Davis was 23-for-50 for 265 yards for Edward Waters but was intercepted three times.

FAU Football vs Edward Waters 27 Nov 2004

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FAU Football vs Illinois State - 20 November 2004 4pm : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Jared Allen threw for two touchdowns and Florida Atlantic's defense intercepted Illinois State quarterback Yance Vaughan five times in the Owls' a 28-0 win on Saturday. It was the first home win of the season for Florida Atlantic (7-3) and snapped a two-game losing streak for the Owls. Illinois State (4-7) lost its third straight game. It was the first shutout against the Redbirds since Nov.2, 2002, a 9-0 loss to Western Kentucky. Allen was 14-for-23 for 136 yards and threw touchdown passes to Larry Taylor and Doug Parker. Daveon Barron had a rushing touchdown. Vaughan finished 11-for-27 for 169 yards for Illinois State, but completed just one pass in the first half. In the third quarter, Florida Atlantic's Willie Hughley intercepted a Vaughan pass and returned it to the Illinois State 18-yard line. Six plays later, Parker caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Allen to give the Owls a 25-0 lead.

FAU Football vs Illinois State - 20 November 2004 4pm

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Jared Allen threw for two touchdowns and ...

Updated: Nov 22, 2004 9:46am PST

FAU Football vs St Marys CA 20 October 2001 4pm :

FAU Football vs St Marys CA 20 October 2001 4pm

Updated: Nov 18, 2004 10:21am PST

FAU Football vs Marist College 22 September 2001 4pm :

FAU Football vs Marist College 22 September 2001 4pm

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FAU Football vs New Mexico State 13 November 2004 :

FAU Football vs New Mexico State 13 November 2004

Updated: Nov 15, 2004 9:17am PST

FAU Football vs SW Texas State 04 October 2003 :

FAU Football vs SW Texas State 04 October 2003

Updated: Nov 08, 2004 8:37am PST

FAU Football vs Nicholls State 11 October 2003 :

FAU Football vs Nicholls State 11 October 2003

Updated: Nov 07, 2004 8:21pm PST

FAU Football vs Gardner-Webb 01 November 2003 :

FAU Football vs Gardner-Webb 01 November 2003

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FAU Football vs FIU 22 November 2003 :

FAU Football vs FIU 22 November 2003

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FAU Football vs FIU 23 November 2002 :

FAU Football vs FIU 23 November 2002

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FAU Football vs Northern Colorado 18 October 2003 :

FAU Football vs Northern Colorado 18 October 2003

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FAU Football vs Siena 15 November 2003 :

FAU Football vs Siena 15 November 2003

Updated: Nov 04, 2004 6:48pm PST

FAU Football vs Louisiana-Monroe 23 October 2004 :

FAU Football vs Louisiana-Monroe 23 October 2004

Updated: Oct 25, 2004 4:52am PST

FAU Football vs Colgate - 2003 Dec 13 NCAA Championship Game :

FAU Football vs Colgate - 2003 Dec 13 NCAA Championship Game

Updated: Oct 21, 2004 10:33am PST

FAU Football vs. Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders Oct 31, 2009 4pm Fort Lauderdale, FL Lockhart Stadium. NOTE: In addition to 700+ Photographs, there are 50 Video Clips now available for viewing and downloading. : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -Dwight Dasher ran for a 74-yard touchdown on a quarterback draw to give Middle Tennessee a 27-20 victory over Florida Atlantic on Saturday. D.D. Kyles also scored a touchdown for the Blue Raiders (5-3, 3-1 Sun Belt Conference) and Sherman Neal returned a blocked punt for a score. On Florida Atlantic's final drive, a fourth-down pass to the Middle Tennessee 8-yard line was ruled out of bounds with 59 seconds left. Dasher was only 7-for-21 for 90 yards passing but rushed for 108 yards. Rusty Smith went 23-for-45 for 304 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions for Florida Atlantic (2-5, 2-2). He left the game with five minutes to go with a shoulder injury in his non-throwing arm. After Ross Gornall's 42-yard field goal stretched Florida Atlantic's lead to 20-13, the Blue Raiders tied it on an 80-yard drive capped by Kyles' 8-yard touchdown run. HDTV video clips generally are stacked at the beginning of the gallery of images, except for a few still-images that were brought forward. In the event your computer has a slower Video Monitor, use the iPOD resolution for better results. At the top of the video clip you will notice resolution choices. If you have a modern-fast video card, the HighDefinition clips are for you. Depending on your internet connection speed, download times will be approximately 15 seconds for a 60 second clip, for a typical Comcast 6Mb/s connection. The longest clip is 100 seconds. The clips are also down-loadable as are the still-images for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy. If you choose to publish these images or video clips on Social Networks or elsewhere, please give photo credit to "JimWilson, http://www.416-1100.com"

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FAU Football vs Arkansas State, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL, 14 November 2009, 4pm. : Florida Atlantic University Defeats Arkansas State, 35-18. The Owls improve to 3-6; 3-2 in the Sun Belt. Jeff Van Camp threw three touchdown passes to lead Florida Atlantic over Arkansas State 35-18 on Saturday. Alfred Morris rushed for two scores and caught a touchdown pass for the Owls (3-6, 3-2 Sun Belt Conference), who won their first home game of the season. Van Camp was 18-for-27 for 242 yards in his second start at quarterback this season, replacing the injured Rusty Smith. Morris ran for 117 yards, his fourth 100-yard game of the year. Redshirt freshman Ryan Aplin, making his first start at quarterback, was 20-for-27 for 168 yards and one touchdown for Arkansas State (2-7, 1-4), which lost its third straight game and seventh of its past eight. Florida Atlantic took a 14-9 lead on Morris's 7-yard run in the third. The Red Wolves took their only lead at 9-7 after a 17-play, 92-yard drive was capped by a 22-yard field goal by Josh Arauco. HDTV video clips are displayed with this ► symbol at the middle of the image, and are generally stacked at the beginning of the gallery of images, except for a few still-images that may be brought forward. In the event your computer has a slower Video Monitor, use the iPOD resolution for better results. Once you click onto the ► symbol, at the top of the video clip you will notice resolution choices. If you have a modern-fast video card, the HighDefinition clips are for you. Depending on your internet connection speed, download times will be approximately 15 seconds for a 60 second clip, for a typical Comcast 6Mb/s connection. The longest clips are approximately 100 second duration. The HD ► Video clips are also down-loadable as are the still-images for your viewing pleasure. If you choose to publish these images or video clips on Social Networks or elsewhere, please give photo credit to "JimWilson, http://www.416-1100.com"

FAU Football vs Arkansas State, Lockhart Stadium, Ft Lauderdale, FL, 14 November 2009, 4pm.

Florida Atlantic University Defeats Arkansas State, 35-18. The Owls im ...

Updated: Nov 17, 2009 7:25pm PST

FAU Football vs Western Kentucky University, November 28, 2009, Lockhart Stadium, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 4pm. (400 Images + Video clips) Shots make great Quality surprise Holiday Gifts + 21 Photo Merchandise priced really low. : FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Owls Defeat Western Kentucky in Final Home Game, 29-23. (Florida Atlantic's record with this win: 4-7, 4-3 Sun Belt Conference) Jeff Van Camp threw three touchdown passes and ran for another to lead Florida Atlantic over Western Kentucky 29-23 on Saturday. The loss extended Western Kentucky's losing streak to an NCAA-high 19 games. The Hilltoppers haven't won since Sept. 20, 2008, a 50-9 victory over Murray State. Lester Jean caught two touchdown passes for Florida Atlantic (4-7, 4-3 Sun Belt Conference) and Jason Harmon caught another. Van Camp was 16-for-30 with 266 yards. Kawaun Jakes, who was 19-of-28 for 146 yards, threw a touchdown pass to Jake Gaebler for Western Kentucky (0-11, 0-7). Derrius Brooks also threw a touchdown pass for the Hilltoppers, catching a backward pass from Jakes and finding Seth Tamme from 21 yards out to close to 16-14 in the second quarter. Casey Tinius kicked three field goals for Western Kentucky, including a 47-yarder for the final margin. HDTV video clips generally are stacked at the beginning of the gallery of images, except for a few still-images that were brought forward. In the event your computer has a slower Video Monitor, use the iPOD resolution for better results. At the top of the video clip you will notice resolution choices. If you have a modern-fast video card, the HighDefinition clips are for you. Depending on your internet connection speed, download times will be approximately 15 seconds for a 60 second clip, for a typical Comcast 6Mb/s connection. The longest clip is 100 seconds. The clips are also down-loadable as are the still-images for your viewing pleasure, even when off-line. If you choose to publish these images or video clips on Social Networks or elsewhere, please give photo credit to "JimWilson, http://www.416-1100.com"

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