Well the writer of this at least.
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"The passing attack is FAU's number one way of beating UF, and N'Kosi Perry has the tools to do it. "He's a guy that has the experience factor," offensive coordinator Michael Johnson said. "He's a guy that has played in big games, we have a talented quarterback and I believe N'Kosi Perry gives us the best chance to beat the Gators." Perry has a lot of weapons at his disposal, but the weapon that could be used to take advantage of UF's weaknesses the most is freshman wideout LaJohntay Wester.
With Elam likely covering TJ Chase, Wester provides a unique skill set of speed and route-running ability that could be a mismatch against Florida's depleted cornerback group. The Palmetto, Fla. native was one of the biggest standouts during camp, becoming one of the premier players in the Owls' receiving group. It will also be important for FAU to get their tight ends involved and take advantage of a weaker Florida linebacker group. "I think we have improved," Johnson said. "We have a couple of new guys who have learned the offense during fall camp who weren't here during spring and they're going to make us better in that room." Lucas Luft and Zaire Mitchell-Paden are the two new guys Johnson was referring to. Both of them have been featured in two-tight end sets and have been really impressive in the passing game during fall camp. Mitchell in particular brings a combination of size and receiving ability at 6'5, 267 lbs, bringing some physicality that could make him a matchup nightmare.
If the Owls are to establish the passing game early and get out ahead of that new-look Florida offense, the Owls will have the opportunity to upset the Gators national stage."
MIDWEEK MASHUP: FAU @ Florida
The Owls are now just three days away from taking the field against the No. 11 Gators and it's been all business this week leading up to the big game. With N'Kosi Perry (photo, middle) now established as the starting quarterback, the Owls are preparing more and more for a tough matchup against UF
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"The passing attack is FAU's number one way of beating UF, and N'Kosi Perry has the tools to do it. "He's a guy that has the experience factor," offensive coordinator Michael Johnson said. "He's a guy that has played in big games, we have a talented quarterback and I believe N'Kosi Perry gives us the best chance to beat the Gators." Perry has a lot of weapons at his disposal, but the weapon that could be used to take advantage of UF's weaknesses the most is freshman wideout LaJohntay Wester.
With Elam likely covering TJ Chase, Wester provides a unique skill set of speed and route-running ability that could be a mismatch against Florida's depleted cornerback group. The Palmetto, Fla. native was one of the biggest standouts during camp, becoming one of the premier players in the Owls' receiving group. It will also be important for FAU to get their tight ends involved and take advantage of a weaker Florida linebacker group. "I think we have improved," Johnson said. "We have a couple of new guys who have learned the offense during fall camp who weren't here during spring and they're going to make us better in that room." Lucas Luft and Zaire Mitchell-Paden are the two new guys Johnson was referring to. Both of them have been featured in two-tight end sets and have been really impressive in the passing game during fall camp. Mitchell in particular brings a combination of size and receiving ability at 6'5, 267 lbs, bringing some physicality that could make him a matchup nightmare.
If the Owls are to establish the passing game early and get out ahead of that new-look Florida offense, the Owls will have the opportunity to upset the Gators national stage."
