Florida Atlantic overwhelmed Tulsa 63-16 on Saturday in a decisive conference contest. The Owls' offense was nearly unstoppable, particularly during a dominant second quarter that effectively decided the game.

FAU struck quickly in the second quarter, with Tyriq Starks connecting with CJ Campbell Jr. for a 78-yard touchdown pass, then finding Jabari Smith for another 76-yard scoring strike. Xavier Terrell added two rushing touchdowns — a 93-yarder in the second quarter and a 55-yarder in the third — to put the game completely out of reach.

Tulsa's only second-quarter touchdown came via a defensive score when Daedae Hill intercepted Cooper Legas and returned it for a touchdown, but it proved merely a bright spot in an otherwise bleak performance. The Hurricane managed just 16 points total and were held scoreless in the fourth quarter.

Dom Henry led FAU receivers with 8 catches, while Braylin Presley rushed for 8 yards for Tulsa. Legas threw for 63 yards for the hosts. The game surpassed the over-under of 57.5 points, with Florida Atlantic covering the spread decisively.