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FAU Cross Country Represented in World Maccabiah Games
Florida Atlantic University Head Cross Country and Track Coach Alex Smolka and cross country runner Eric Dansky will take part in the 18th Maccabiah Games, taking place in Israel from July 13-23, 2009.
After being wowed this Spring by the emergence of Alfred Morris most Fan's, and even popular sites, haveA paid little attentionA to theA total backfield package that FAU will bring to the table this fall.
Here are some photos from the 2009 FAU Development Camp that took place on Saturday June 16th at the Oxley Center.
Spring Game: Smith Tosses Endzone Strike To Grant
Rusty dodged some pressure to get the throw off, and Grant was a little shaken up afterwards, but the toss was on the money for anA offense score in route to a 35-25 win .A Hopefully, we'll see alot more of this during the regular season.
Laying Down A Solid Foundation
Men's Basketball enhances both community involvement and recruiting efforts withA it's 2009 Team Tournament.
Red Wolves, Owls chief rivals to Troy's crown
Last Year's Record: 6-6 2008 started out with a bang but ended with disappointment for Arkansas State University.
Lowered Expectations Never Felt So Good for FAU
This time last year, FAU was a hands down favorite to win the Sun Belt, was on most BCS Buster Lists and littered numerous watch lists... by John Lawrence 37 reads This time last year, FAU was a hands down favorite to win the Sun Belt, was on most BCS Buster Lists and littered numerous watch lists.
Charles Pierre's career in the Canadian Football League was a short one, though there is a chance the ex-Owls running back could get a second chance.
FAU Names 182 Student-Athletes to 3.0 GPA List
Of the 182 athletes, 18 were named to the Deana s List with a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
The Owl's Nest gets a Face Lift
Since the inception of the Owl's Nest back in 2003, there seems to always be a constant thirst for information by Owls fans and that craving helped toA establish the Owl's Nest as a place members could easily gather to share and discuss everything concerning Florida Atlantic University.
Hot Seat: That Other Old Coach
He has won a National Championship. He is unblemished in bowl games. He has revived three separate programs.
The B.C. Lions have seven running backs under contract and when training camp begins June 7 in Abbotsford, a camera will be focused on them at all times.
B.C. backfield: Let the battle begin
Carl Kidd and Korey Banks are justly proud of their ability to spot football talent, even if their viewpoints are slightly blinkered by two running back candidates at B.C. Lions training camp.
Eagles' Jervonte Jackson dreams of freedom for his mom
IT'S NOT UNUSUAL for a guy to think of what he can do for his mother if he makes it in the NFL.
Lots of guys who get signed as undrafted free agents have interesting stories. Jervonte Jackson's is on another level entirely.
At Florida Atlantic, middle linebacker Frantz Joseph led the nation in tackles. On draft day, he led off Outside the Lines with a story about his life.
Dolphin Huntt heading to Florida Atlantic and Coach Schnellenberger
The lure of Division I football proved too great this week for Marathon High School lineman David Huntt.The senior signed this week with Florida Atlantic University as a preferred football walk-on and will take his chances at earning a roster spot and a scholarship.
Unsung heroes look to step up for Raiders
While the Oakland Raiders ' draft has been scrutinized thoroughly by now, many are overlooking a solid group of undrafted free agents.
Former Jeffersontown star finds a new home
Former Jeffersontown star Nick Gagel has committed to attend Tusculum College and play basketball for the Pioneers announced TC men's coach Jim Boone.
NFL: Agent for Gulf Coast grad Small looking at other options
The agent for Gulf Coast High School graduate Corey Small said he is looking to find other teams, after the Washington Redskins didn't immediately offer the cornerback a contract.