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Fan attendance at Dec. 4 game may help determine bowl destination
Bowl officials look at more than play on the field when deciding which teams to invite. The FIU football team has proven itself on the field this season and ...
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Fan attendance at Dec. 4 game may help determine bowl destination
Bowl officials look at more than play on the field when deciding which teams to invit...
Sun Belt champs! Football beats Arkansas State, 31-24
FIU football clinched the Sun Belt Conference championship with a 31-24 victory over the Arkansas State Red Wolves, Nov. 27 at FIU Stadium. The come-from-behind victory was sparked by an 11-play game-winning drive capped ...
FIU in Washington, D.C.
Members of FIU’s Office of Governmental Relations work year ’round in Tallahassee and Washington, D.C., advocating for the university and its priorities. An important part of their role in D.C. is educating our...
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Fan attendance at Dec. 4 game may help determine bowl destination
Bowl officials look at more than play on the field when deciding which teams to invite.
The FIU football team has proven itself on the field this season and is guaranteed its first bowl appearance. Now it’s time for Panther fans to show what they’re made of.
The only thing still up in the air in this historic season (beyond the outcome of Saturday’s game) is which bowl will extend an invitation to FIU. The likely suspects: the New Orleans Bowl (Dec. 18) in New Orleans, La.; the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl (Dec. 26) in Detroit, Mich.; or the GoDaddy.com Bowl (Jan. 6, 2011) in Mobile, Ala.
Representatives from the New Orleans Bowl will be in attendance at Saturday’s game
