Pre-Season Camp Day 12...





Pre-Season Camp Day 12...
With just one practice and just one three-a-day remaining, which is tomorrow, the players began the practice with punt and punt coverage. FAU then moved into groups for fundamentals and footwork. The receivers faced off against defensive backs then the Owls moved into both the inside and blitz drills. The final two sessions of the day was 7-on-7 and team which focused on the two minute drill. Jason Harmon was credited with scoring twice and the defense held the offense to no score the final drive of the day.
The team left the field with the incoming freshman remaining at the Tom Oxley Center for a steak diner sponsored by the South Florida Touchdown Club.
“The Miami Touchdown Club was a really special organization when I was down at the University of Miami and they still are. At that time, they welcomed the incoming freshmen and hosted the season-ending banquet and they still do. They have branched out to help FIU, UM and us. I have asked that they help make the Shula Bowl something special.”
The full team will return to the field 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Friday for the final three-a-day of preseason camp.
Source: FAU Media Relations





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