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FAU returns to campus to hero's welcome

Owls return to Boca Raton ahead of trip to first Final Four

FAU returns to campus to hero's welcome

Owls return to Boca Raton ahead of trip to first Final Four

AND HOUSTON. AND WHAT A SCENE TONIGHT OUTSIDE BALDWIN ARENA ON FEW’S CAMPUS WITH THE TEAM RETURNING HOME FROM NEW YORK. STUDENTS AND FANS WAITING FOR HOURS TO GET A GLIMPSE OF THAT TROPHY AND THE TEAM THAT IS PUTTING FSU ON THE MAP WITH THEIR FINAL FOUR RUN. HEAD COACH DUSTY MAY HAD A SIMPLE WORDS FOR THE ASSEMBLED CROWD. WE ARE NOT DONE YET. WHAT DID YOU MAKE OF THE SCENE OUTSIDE? AMAZING. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING TO SEE OUR GUYS LIGHT UP UNTIL APPRECIATED. THEY’RE DOING AN AMAZING JOB OF REPRESENTING THIS FINE UNIVERSITY. WAS WILL BE ON CAMPUS PRIOR TO LEAVING FOR HOUSTON ON A WEDNESDAY. AND WE KNOW FSU WILL PLAY SAN DIEGO STATE ON SATURDAY IN THE FINAL FOUR. DUSTY MAYS THOUGHTS ON THAT MATCHUP COMING UP IN SPORTS, I’M
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FAU returns to campus to hero's welcome

Owls return to Boca Raton ahead of trip to first Final Four

The Florida Atlantic Owls returned to campus on Sunday night to a hero's welcome. Fresh off a regional final win over Kansas State at Madison Square Garden, the Owls will spend a couple of days in Boca Raton before departing for Houston and the program's first Final Four.FAU will take on San Diego State on Saturday at NRG Stadium.Fans gathered for hours ahead of the Owls return to Baldwin Arena. The players snaked through the crowd with the trophy in hand and remnants of the net they cut down in celebration at the World's Most Famous Arena."We are not done yet!," shouted head coach Dusty May to the assembled crowd.The Owls are currently 1.5 point underdogs to the Aztecs.Video below: Former FAU athlete reflects on school's journey ahead of Sweet 16 game

The Florida Atlantic Owls returned to campus on Sunday night to a hero's welcome. Fresh off a regional final win over Kansas State at Madison Square Garden, the Owls will spend a couple of days in Boca Raton before departing for Houston and the program's first Final Four.

FAU will take on San Diego State on Saturday at NRG Stadium.

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Fans gathered for hours ahead of the Owls return to Baldwin Arena. The players snaked through the crowd with the trophy in hand and remnants of the net they cut down in celebration at the World's Most Famous Arena.

"We are not done yet!," shouted head coach Dusty May to the assembled crowd.

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The Owls are currently 1.5 point underdogs to the Aztecs.

Video below: Former FAU athlete reflects on school's journey ahead of Sweet 16 game