FAU Football WINS 50-3 vs Akron Zips - Boca Raton BOWL - Dec 19, 2017, 7pm - National TV Coverage by ESPN
Game DAY started with FAU announcing: Head Coach, Lane Kiffin agreeing to sign a 10-year contract-extension to remain the Head Coach of the FAU Owls. Any other day this would be “THE Headline of the day” for the FAU football program... but not tonight.
Tonight (Tuesday, 7pm, December 19, 2017) the Owls played in their first bowl game since 2008 and front-and-center of ESPN’s National TV Sports Audience. Yes, FAU delivered a spectacular performance. The Owls totally dominated Akron’s Zips, with a final score of 50-3, Winning the 2017 Cheribundi Boca Raton BOWL. The victory gives FAU their 11th consecutive win of the year, a FAU Record.
Fresh off of being named an AP All-American, Devin Singletary finished with 124 yards and three touchdowns on the big stage. While Singletary had a great night, it was Jason Driskel’s play that was the difference. Driskel was fantastic as he went 17-of-23 for 220 yards with two passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns. Aside from a few 15-yard penalties, the defense was amazing. Akron only gained 146 yards. The Owls had five sacks and chased Hollywood, Florida, native Kato Nelson all night. If the Owls didn’t give Akron 30-yards due to penalties on their lone scoring drive they might have had a shutout. Azeez Al-Shaair was all over the field, the defensive line overmatched Akron’s o-line, and the secondary (save for a dumb targeting penalty by Andrew Soroh that should have resulted in a ejection) was lights out.
The Owls started the game slow as they were only up by a touchdown at the end of the first quarter thanks to Driskel finding a wide open Willie Wright in the end zone. In the second quarter the offense began to pick it up. Jason Driskel’s three-yard touchdown run capped a 14-play 75-yard drive. Near the end of the half, Driskel was able to connect with Kamrin Solomon for 63 yards to put the Owls in scoring position. Two plays later Devin Singletary would score from six yards out and the rout was on from that point on. After going 3-9 for three straight seasons, the Owls completed one of the best turnarounds in college football history by finishing the season with a Conference USA Championship, a bowl win, and a 11-3 record in 2017.
With the early signing period starting tomorrow, FAU Head Coach, Lane Kiffin made a huge statement that if you want to win championships, break school records, and have fun doing so, you should #ComeToTheFAU.
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News of other BOWL games: College Football Bowl Schedule 2017-18 has been finalized after each conference officially announced their bowl invites. Clemson, the top team in the College Football Playoff rankings, will play No. 4 Alabama in the Allstate Sugar Bowl on Monday, Jan. 1, 2018. The 2nd-ranked Oklahoma Sooners will take on the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs in the Rose Bowl Game, also on January 1. The winners of Clemson-Alabama and Oklahoma-Georgia will meet in the College Football National Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, Jan. 8, 2018. The remainder of the New Year’s Six bowl games also feature some good match-ups: Cotton – (8) USC vs. (5) Ohio State Fiesta – (9) Penn State vs. (11) Washington Orange – (10) Miami, FL vs. (6) Wisconsin Peach – (7) Auburn vs. (12) UCF Bowl Schedules College Football Bowl Schedule 2017-18 Bowl Schedule (PDF w/ helmets) 2017-18 Bowl Schedule (PDF w/ no images) 2017-18 Bowl Schedule (iCal) Final 2017 CFB Playoff Rankings 1. Clemson 2. Oklahoma 3. Georgia 4. Alabama 5. Ohio State 6. Wisconsin 7. Auburn 8. USC 9. Penn State 10. Miami 11. Washington 12. UCF 13. Stanford 14. Notre Dame 15. TCU 16. Michigan State 17. LSU 18. Washington State 19. Oklahoma State 20. Memphis 21. Northwestern 22. Virginia Tech 23. Mississippi State 24. NC State 25. Boise State.
Visit http://www.FAUSports.com or by calling 1-866-FAU-OWLS.
Read MoreTonight (Tuesday, 7pm, December 19, 2017) the Owls played in their first bowl game since 2008 and front-and-center of ESPN’s National TV Sports Audience. Yes, FAU delivered a spectacular performance. The Owls totally dominated Akron’s Zips, with a final score of 50-3, Winning the 2017 Cheribundi Boca Raton BOWL. The victory gives FAU their 11th consecutive win of the year, a FAU Record.
Fresh off of being named an AP All-American, Devin Singletary finished with 124 yards and three touchdowns on the big stage. While Singletary had a great night, it was Jason Driskel’s play that was the difference. Driskel was fantastic as he went 17-of-23 for 220 yards with two passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns. Aside from a few 15-yard penalties, the defense was amazing. Akron only gained 146 yards. The Owls had five sacks and chased Hollywood, Florida, native Kato Nelson all night. If the Owls didn’t give Akron 30-yards due to penalties on their lone scoring drive they might have had a shutout. Azeez Al-Shaair was all over the field, the defensive line overmatched Akron’s o-line, and the secondary (save for a dumb targeting penalty by Andrew Soroh that should have resulted in a ejection) was lights out.
The Owls started the game slow as they were only up by a touchdown at the end of the first quarter thanks to Driskel finding a wide open Willie Wright in the end zone. In the second quarter the offense began to pick it up. Jason Driskel’s three-yard touchdown run capped a 14-play 75-yard drive. Near the end of the half, Driskel was able to connect with Kamrin Solomon for 63 yards to put the Owls in scoring position. Two plays later Devin Singletary would score from six yards out and the rout was on from that point on. After going 3-9 for three straight seasons, the Owls completed one of the best turnarounds in college football history by finishing the season with a Conference USA Championship, a bowl win, and a 11-3 record in 2017.
With the early signing period starting tomorrow, FAU Head Coach, Lane Kiffin made a huge statement that if you want to win championships, break school records, and have fun doing so, you should #ComeToTheFAU.
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News of other BOWL games: College Football Bowl Schedule 2017-18 has been finalized after each conference officially announced their bowl invites. Clemson, the top team in the College Football Playoff rankings, will play No. 4 Alabama in the Allstate Sugar Bowl on Monday, Jan. 1, 2018. The 2nd-ranked Oklahoma Sooners will take on the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs in the Rose Bowl Game, also on January 1. The winners of Clemson-Alabama and Oklahoma-Georgia will meet in the College Football National Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, Jan. 8, 2018. The remainder of the New Year’s Six bowl games also feature some good match-ups: Cotton – (8) USC vs. (5) Ohio State Fiesta – (9) Penn State vs. (11) Washington Orange – (10) Miami, FL vs. (6) Wisconsin Peach – (7) Auburn vs. (12) UCF Bowl Schedules College Football Bowl Schedule 2017-18 Bowl Schedule (PDF w/ helmets) 2017-18 Bowl Schedule (PDF w/ no images) 2017-18 Bowl Schedule (iCal) Final 2017 CFB Playoff Rankings 1. Clemson 2. Oklahoma 3. Georgia 4. Alabama 5. Ohio State 6. Wisconsin 7. Auburn 8. USC 9. Penn State 10. Miami 11. Washington 12. UCF 13. Stanford 14. Notre Dame 15. TCU 16. Michigan State 17. LSU 18. Washington State 19. Oklahoma State 20. Memphis 21. Northwestern 22. Virginia Tech 23. Mississippi State 24. NC State 25. Boise State.
Visit http://www.FAUSports.com or by calling 1-866-FAU-OWLS.
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