Boca Raton, FL
Sep 14, 2024
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The Florida Atlantic Owls secured a commanding 38-20 victory over the Florida International Panthers on September 14, 2024, during the 22nd edition of the Shula Bowl. The Owls' offense, spearheaded by a dynamic ground game, saw Zuberi Mobley rush for 134 yards on 20 carries, scoring three touchdowns. FIU's quarterback Keyone Jenkins threw for 281 yards and three touchdowns but was hampered by three critical interceptions.
FAU's defense was instrumental, forcing five turnovers and holding FIU to just 87 rushing yards. The Owls' special teams made significant plays, including a blocked field goal attempt and a blocked punt. A 17-point second quarter allowed the Owls to head into halftime with a comfortable lead of 24-7. FAU maintained their dominance in the second half, extending their lead with contributions from both the offense and defense, ultimately securing their seventh consecutive Shula Bowl trophy.
Eric Rivers (Florida International)
32-yard touchdown pass from Keyone Jenkins on FIU's opening drive after a 36-yard kickoff return, giving FIU an early 7-0 lead
Zuberi Mobley (Florida Atlantic)
Capitalizing on a fumble recovery by Jaden Wheeler, Mobley’s 1-yard dive tied the game at 7-7, energizing the Owls
Zuberi Mobley (Florida Atlantic)
On 4th-and-1, Mobley broke free for a 72-yard touchdown run, shifting the momentum as FAU took a 14-7 lead
Morgan Suarez (Florida Atlantic)
28-yard field goal extended FAU’s lead to 17-7 after Daedae Hill's interception on the previous FIU drive
Zuberi Mobley (Florida Atlantic)
1-yard rushing touchdown capping off a 63-yard drive following an interception by Phillip Dunnam, setting the halftime score at 24-7
Dean Patterson (Florida International)
Caught a 26-yard touchdown pass from Keyone Jenkins in the closing seconds of the third quarter, narrowing the deficit to 38-14
Juju Lewis (Florida International)
16-yard touchdown pass from Keyone Jenkins, marking FIU's final score; however, the failed two-point conversion cemented FAU’s dominant performance
Phillip Dunnam (Florida Atlantic)
Intercepted Keyone Jenkins at FAU’s 7-yard line and returned it 82 yards, halting FIU’s scoring threat and setting up the Owls’ third touchdown
Eddie Walls II (Florida International)
Blocked Morgan Suarez’s 39-yard field goal attempt, contributing to FIU's attempt to contain FAU before halftime
Luby Maurice Jr. (Florida International)
Blocked Logan Lupo’s punt, positioning FIU in scoring territory at FAU’s 12-yard line
CJ Campbell Jr. (Florida Atlantic)
Scored a 2-yard rushing touchdown following a succinct 4-play, 30-yard drive, increasing the score to 38-7 and putting the game out of reach
Khazir Brown (Florida Atlantic)
Intercepted a pass from Keyone Jenkins at FAU’s 37-yard line, quashing FIU's hopes of a late-game rally
Zuberi Mobley (Florida Atlantic, RB)
Logged 134 rushing yards on 20 carries, scoring three touchdowns. Mobley’s explosive runs broke the game wide open, including a 72-yard touchdown that shifted momentum firmly in FAU's favor.
Keyone Jenkins (Florida International, QB)
Despite throwing for 281 yards and three touchdowns, Jenkins’s three interceptions were costly for FIU. His 32-yard touchdown pass to Eric Rivers initially gave the Panthers a promising start.
CJ Campbell Jr. (Florida Atlantic, RB)
Complemented Mobley with key rushing gains, including a 2-yard touchdown. Campbell’s persistent effort helped maintain drives and extend FAU’s lead.
Phillip Dunnam (Florida Atlantic, DB)
His 82-yard interception return was pivotal, halting an FIU scoring opportunity and setting up a crucial touchdown for the Owls.
Luby Maurice Jr. (Florida International, WR)
Made a significant impact on special teams with a blocked punt, giving FIU a chance to capitalize early in the game.
Eddie Walls II (Florida International, DL)
Blocked a 39-yard field goal attempt, showcasing his defensive prowess and keeping the Panthers in the game during the first half.
FIU Panthers vs. Florida Atlantic Owls Box Score and Stats - September 14, 2024 | FOX Sports
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FIU Panthers vs. Florida Atlantic Owls - Final Score - September 14, 2024 | FOX Sports
FIU Panthers
7
0
7
6
20
Florida Atlantic Owls
7
17
14
0
38
