At the heart of Florida Atlantic’s two-game win streak has been the running game, a known strength for the Owls entering the season.
More so than simply the production running backs Devin “Motor” Singletary and Kerrith Whyte have provided, there’s the residual effect of wearing down opposing defenses with the physical style of offense that makes it easier for FAU’s offense as the game progresses.
“We definitely sensed that throughout the game,” said Singletary, who finished Saturday’s 34-15 win over Western Kentucky with 148 rushing yards and two touchdowns. “We knew we were pounding them.