Blake Horvath rushes for four touchdowns as Navy defeats Florida Atlantic 42-32 on Saturday night. This victory extends Navy's win streak to a program-tying 10 games.

The Florida Atlantic football team is in the middle of one of its toughest schedules in recent memory — and that’s quite a challenge for first-year head coach Z

Navy football moved to 7-0 for the first time since 1978 with the win, thanks in part to Blake Horvath’s four touchdowns.

The No. 19-ranked South Florida Bulls (6-1, 3-0 American) continued to roll over American Conference competition as they posted their fourth straight 250-plus yard rushing game and ran of 27 straight points in posting a 48-13 victory over FAU (3-4;

Florida Atlantic hits the road this weekend, looking to make a statement — and perhaps record the biggest win of the Zack Kittley era. The Owls, now 3-3 on the

Navy welcomes Florida Atlantic to Annapolis for homecoming on Saturday The Midshipmen are one of six unbeaten teams remaining in the FBS.

College football has long been divided between haves and have-nots, but the definition of those categories has evolved. In recent years, the line between the two was based on conference membership, and in many ways,

Memphis football kept scoring late vs FAU even after the win was in hand. Coach Ryan Silverfield explained why.

This year’s USF Homecoming events begin Monday with a Homecoming Kick Off at the Marshall Student Center Amphitheater on the Tampa campus. USF President Rhea Law will make an appearance when the event begins at 1 p.m. The Herd Thunder band and USF Spirit Squad along with USF mascot Rocky D. Bull will all be on hand as well.

The game Saturday night at Raymond James Stadium had all the makings of a classic setup for a homecoming letdown. USF entered ranked No. 19, had scored more than 54 points in three consecutive routs and was facing an opponent,