Gallery: Owls Fly Away with Shula Bowl
Josh Talero | Contributing Photographer
Head Coach Charlie Partridge leading the Owls out of the tunnel. This is Partridge’s first Shula Bowl win, 31-17.
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The Owls prepare to kick off to FIU in the first half of play at the 14th annual Shula Bowl.
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Freshman running back Trey Rodriguez (22) kicks off the game by running the ball. He was an MVP of this year’s Shula Bowl.
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Freshmen running back Trey Rodriguez runs for five yards in for a touchdown, making the score 7-0. He totaled 140 yards against FIU.
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FAU and FIU face off in the 14th annual Shula Bowl, which also coincided with FAU’s Homecoming celebration.
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FAU running back Buddy Howell (9) attempts to break a tackle to pick up a first down in the first half.
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Sophomore wide receiver Henry Bussey (1) fends off FIU senior cornerback Jeremiah McKinnon (7).
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Sophomore running back Henry Bussey (1) avoiding FIU defenders. He caught four completions for a total of 48 yards.
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FAU wide receiver Tony Thomas (83) looks for route upfield after his only reception against FIU for seven yards.
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Head coach Charlie Partridge waves to attendees in the boxes alongside freshman safety Rodrick Archer (21).
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Senior cornerback Cre’von LeBlanc (7) celebrates after a successful pass deflection against FIU.
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Sophomore wide receiver Henry Bussey (1) stiff arms FIU’s junior safety Deonte Wilson (28) while being tackled by cornerback Richard Leonard (3).
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Redshirt senior defensive lineman Brandin Bryant (2) tackles Panther’s running back Alex Gardner (1).
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With a little over five minutes left in the second quarter, FAU quarterback Jaquez Johnson (32) carries the ball, going head-to-head with FIU’s sophomore linebacker Anthony Wint (53).
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Akeem Edwards and Kristie Caton pose with FAU President John Kelly after being crowned Homecoming King and Queen.
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Senior wide receiver Jenson Stoshak (88) makes a catch from Johnson and runs out of bounds.
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True freshman Jalen Young (18) runs down the sideline after an interception at the FAU 42 yard line, which he ran back for a 85 yard touchdown. Young’s touchdown widened the Owls’ lead to 20 points.
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Sophomore running back Greg Howell (9) sacks FIU’s sophomore quarterback Alex McGough (12). He tied the record for the number of sacks.
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Sophomore wide receiver Kamrin Solomon (82) runs, making a first down while being tackled by Panther’s linebacker Jordan Guest (57) and cornerback Jeremiah McKinnon (7).
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FAU’s Senior defensive back Sharrod Neasman (29) tackles Panthers tight end Akil Dan-Fodio.
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FIU quarterback Alex McGough (12) fumbles the ball after being hit by Owls’ Trey Hendrickson (9) and Brandin Bryant (2). FIU immediately recovered the ball for a loss of two yards.
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FAU freshman Trey Rodriguez (22) recieves pass from QB Jaquez Johnson.
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Redshirt freshman quarterback Jason Driskel (16) runs the ball into the endzone from the six yard line for the Owls’ second touchdown, making the score 14-0 FAU.
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Senior cornerback Cre’von LeBlanc (7) defending FIU receiver.
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FAU players pose with the Shula Bowl trophy after their 31-17 victory over FIU. Randell Johnson can be seen in the white shirt next to the trophy, he returned to FAU for homecoming and currently plays on the Buffalo Bills.
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