Good morning. FAU men's basketball team has concluded another highly successful campaign, resulting in 25 wins, marquee non-conference victories, and consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances.

Entering a season under a national spotlight for the first time following the legendary 2023 Final Four run coupled with a move to the American Athletic Conference, the Owls remained one of the best teams in the nation on their way to a 25-9 record, the second-most wins in team history, and an AP Top 25 ranking that lasted 16 consecutive weeks.

Go here for the full retrospective, including a video that will have you pumped for next season.

What else can you find mixed into today’s Brew?

🏈 Prepping for the big spring football game
🎾 Men’s Tennis heads out on a three-game road swing
🦉 And much, much more

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 A Pigskin Preview. Football is back!

New to this year's game are EXPERIENCES. Fans have the opportunity to be a guest defensive or offensive coach during the spring game or win a regular season gameday access. Go HERE to view all NILinParadise Football Experiences and HERE for all the info you’ll need for the spring game.

🏈 Spring Game ‘24
🔴 vs. ⚪️
⌚️ Kickoff: Noon, Gates open @ 11 a.m. EST
🚘 Parking and admission are free!

🔼 Mother Nature’s Do-Overs. The nationally ranked No. 46 Florida Atlantic Owls will wrap their 2024 regular season campaign with a three-game road swing, two of which were mid-season adjustments.

The team will first travel to Tampa for a 1:30 p.m. EST Wednesday, April 10, match at USF that was originally scheduled for February. FAU will then travel to Newark, Delaware, for a Friday, April 12 match scheduled for 11 a.m. From Delaware, the Owls will then head to Richmond, Virginia, for a Saturday, April 13 contest at VCU. That 1 p.m. match will wrap up the 2024 regular season and serve as a final tune-up for the AAC Championship scheduled for Thursday, April 18, through Sunday, Apr. 21.

🔼 Brutal Battle of the Owls. The Florida Atlantic Owls' women's tennis team, ranked No. 58 nationally, hosted fellow Owl and American Athletic Conference member Rice on Monday morning. After 3 hours and 50 minutes of play, the Rice Owls came away with a 4-2 win.

😋 IT STARTS WITH CHICKPEAS

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🦉PARADISE TRIVIA

Paradise Trivia is presented by the PowerOwls Club, an exclusive community dedicated to connecting FAU fans and student-athletes. Stay in the know about all they’re doing here.

🧠 Who won last year’s spring football game—the red or the white team?

Think you know? Scroll to the bottom to find out!

🦉 ONE BIG THING

Poster Boy in Paradise. The Alijah Martin Dunk Poster Autograph Signing is this Thursday, April 11, at Phil Smith KIA and Phil Smith Acura dealerships. The Officially Licensed "Air Alijah" collectible poster is a limited edition with only 500 printed, commemorating this insane dunk.

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📅 THE WEEK AHEAD

Wednesday 4/10

🎾 No. 46 Men’s Tennis @ USF

Thursday 4/11

(No Activities Scheduled)

Friday 4/12

👟 Women’s X-Country/Track & Field @ Duke Invitational

🎾 No. 46 Men’s Tennis @ Delaware @ 11 a.m. EST

⚾️ Baseball @ Wichita State @ 7 p.m. EST | ESPN+ | Live Stats

🥎 Softball @ North Texas @ 7 p.m. EST | Live Video | Live Stats

🦉 Go here for the full Florida Atlantic University Athletics Calendar

🎉 Trivia Answer

Answer: The red team beat the white team in last year’s spring football game, 42-17.

Following the game, head coach Tom Herman sat down to talk about the culture at FAU and the expectations he wanted to set.

“I hope that the people here have seen a change in physicality, a change in effort, and a change in the ability to love one another and play for each other to put yourself aside and play for the guy next to you,” said Herman.

🦉 Have a great Wednesday, y’all