FAU 27, Rice 21. They're back! Florida Atlantic's road win has the road map back to 6 wins a little less treacherous. From QB play, to a TE coming out party, to a defense that refused to back down, there was a lot to appreciate about FAU's bounce-back from the rough final 9 minutes of the Memphis loss. Ken LaVicka & New Era Prep's Robbie Lastella break it all down and have important discussions about Legos, poor recall of John F. Kennedy's historic speeches & tales of disrespect from Bill Parcells.

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Memphis 55, FAU 26. Despite the lopsided scoreline, FAU looked like it belonged and made a potential American Conference champion (and College Football Playoff participant) uncomfortable early into the fourth quarter. But then, familiar mistakes returned, the defense was hit with big plays...and a worrying penchant for lack of on-field discipline re-appeared. Ken LaVicka & New Era Prep's Robbie Lastella breakdown FAU's ultra-competitive first 51 minutes...and the final 9 minutes that led to a wrong side of a rout.

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In the aftermath of a disappointing Shula Bowl, there were still bright spots to focus on, so Ken LaVicka hands out his post-Shula Bowl position awards. In addition, Ken tells his favorite memories of the upcoming FAU Football alums headed to the Florida Atlantic Athletics Hall-of-Fame. Finally, a full breakdown of where the Owls have struggled through the first quarter of the 2025 season, and if these specific areas improve, will lead to a successful year with nine games left.

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FIU 38, FAU 28. For the first time in nearly a decade, FAU's trophy case is empty. The Shula Bowl trophy will spend the next 365 days in Miami with FIU. Ken LaVicka & New Era Prep's Robbie Lastella discuss FAU's penalty issues, Caden Veltkamp's up-and-down play, the Owls' 4th down deficiencies, field position problems and what comes next after a stunning defeat to their rivals to the south.

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FAU 56, Florida A&M 14. A nice bounce back and a proverbial "taking care of business" for Florida Atlantic in the blowout victory over FAMU. Ken LaVicka is joined by New Era Prep's Robbie Lastella to give context to the marked offensive improvement, the surging FAU special teams & why even the 3rd quarter lull may have been a positive. Plus, Ken makes a plea to Owls fans as everyone looks ahead to the Shula Bowl in West Miami.

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It's a LIVE, ON-SITE edition of the Florida Atlantic Voice! Biergarten in Boca Raton is Ken LaVicka's podcast home every Monday night throughout the football season, and he kicks off his "Monday Night Live" series by handing out individual awards to the FAU Football players who popped on film in the loss at Maryland. Also, Ken broadcast Inter Miami's Luis Suarez spitting on an opposing staffer on Sunday, so he lists the "most regrettable" FAU Football moments. In addition, with the home opener approaching. a glance at some of the most memorable home season debuts. Finally, an in-depth preview of Saturday's opponent at The Flag: Florida A&M.

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Maryland 39, FAU 7. It was a rough debut for the Zach Kittley era at Florida Atlantic, but there were a few positives. Ken LaVicka breaks down the good...and the bad at College Park in the 2025 season opener. The offensive struggles, the positives on the defensive side of the ball and an in-depth discussion of the 15 minutes that lost it all for FAU in this in-depth dive into the loss at Maryland.

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They are FREAKS. But it in the best way possible. For the first time ever, FAU had TWO players named to Bruce Feldman's annual College Football "Freaks" list in The Athletic. Both are big men who play in the trenches but play on two different sides of the ball. Who are these freaks? OT Daughtry Richardson (FSU transfer) & DL Bryce Langston (LSU transfer). Both have worked extremely hard in the offseason to find more consistency on the field, a consistency that FAU will desperately need if it has any designs of competing for an American championship. How has the adjustment to a new staff gone? What can this football team accomplish? Why do they feel they'll grow into consistent leaders? What went into the offseason dominance in the weight room? The guys answer all of those questions, and more, in this addition of the Florida Atlantic Voice.

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Yes, there were a lot of underlying problems that led to yet another forgettable FAU Football season. And those problems led to a coaching change. And more roster turnover. But upon further review, one aspect of FAU's failed season stands out: the red zone offense. Ken LaVicka breaks down why it was the biggest culprit of FAU's 3-9 trudge and why it was the difference between 3 wins and bowl eligibility, upward momentum & dozens of people keeping their jobs. In addition, with Zach Kittley, in charge, red zone offense is likely on the verge of going from a program killer to a major, season-changing strength.

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New head coach. New coaching staff. New quarterback. New top target. It's time to sit down and meet Easton Messer. One of the best overall players in Conference USA last season is now in Boca and he's looking to make an immediate impact. Easton sits down with Ken LaVicka to discuss his adjustment to South Florida, what hot spots he's already hit (spoiler: most of them), the evolution of his relationship with best friend at FAU QB Caden Veltkamp, his football journey, his upbringing in Louisville, KY, why he chose FAU & the expectations for himself and the team.

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