Army football vs. Florida Atlantic score, live updates from Week 7

When Florida Atlantic takes the field against Army this Saturday, prepare for a lightning-fast offense. The Owls are known for their rapid play-calling, with play clock times around 40 seconds, sometimes as quick as nine or ten seconds after the snap. This quick transition from huddle to action is a stark contrast to Army's grinding, clock-eating style, which ranks them third nationally in time of possession.

Quarterback Caden Veltkamp is the face of FAU's speedy attack, completing 73% of his passes and averaging 285 yards per game. Key targets include Kelby Valsin, Easton Messer, and Dominique Henry, who have combined for 11 touchdowns on the season. On the other side, Army's defense is wary of FAU's quickness, with coordinator Daryl Dixon noting that the Owls snap the ball in a blink compared to other teams.

FAU's offense has produced 30 scoring drives in five games, with nine in under two minutes and nine in under a minute. Army, however, is known for its slower, more methodical approach, ranking in the top three in time of possession. This matchup will be the Black Knights' second against an American Conference opponent, giving them a chance to impact the playoff picture.