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Leonard Farrow's 2 Kickoff Return TDs Highlight Florida Atlantic's 66-10 Rout of Texas Southern
Farrow scored on 98- and 92-yard kickoff returns as FAU piled up 66 points and held Texas Southern to 312 total yards, officials said.
- On Saturday night, Florida Atlantic routed Texas Southern 66-10 in Boca Raton, with return specialist Leonard Farrow scoring twice on kickoff returns to spark the dominant victory.
- Quarterback Caden Veltkamp led the offense with four touchdown passes, including three to receiver Kelby Valsin, while the Owls recorded 323 passing yards and 130 rushing yards.
- Returning a fumble 31 yards for a score, defensive player Wilky Denaud contributed to the dominant display, helping FAU build a commanding 49-10 lead by halftime.
- The 66 points fell just short of FAU's program record of 69, which was set against North Texas during a 69-31 victory in 2017.
- Texas Southern faces Mississippi Valley State next Saturday, while Florida Atlantic travels to Army on October 17 as both teams continue their conference schedules.
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The Tribune-Democrat+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
FAU 66, Texas Southern 10
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The Hamilton SpectatorLeonard Farrow’s 2 kickoff return TDs highlight Florida Atlantic’s 66-10 rout of Texas Southern
BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — Leonard Farrow returned two kickoffs for touchdowns, Caden Veltkamp threw for four scores — three of them to Kelby Valsin — and Florida Atlantic routed Football Championship Subdivision-member Texas Southern 66-10 on Saturday night. Farrow returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a score, then after a Texas Southern field...
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Leonard Farrow's 2 kickoff return TDs highlight Florida Atlantic's 66-10 rout of Texas Southern
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