Florida Atlantic's four-game win streak crashes into Army's home turf this weekend.

The Florida Atlantic Owls enter at 4-1, winners of four straight. The Army Black Knights sit 3-2, riding a one-game winning streak. Kickoff is set for Saturday, October 17, 2026 at Michie Stadium, with coverage on CBSSN.

Game details

WhenSaturday, October 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET
WhereMichie Stadium
TVCBSSN
LineArmy Black Knights -2.5 | O/U 54.5 (market view)
Florida Atlantic Owls record4-1
Army Black Knights record3-2

The matchup

Florida Atlantic has rattled off four straight wins to open the current run: a 66-10 blowout of the Texas Southern Tigers, a 45-17 win over the UL Monroe Warhawks, a tight 16-10 decision against the FIU Panthers, and a 38-30 win over the Navy Midshipmen. Before that stretch, the Owls dropped their opener 21-66 to the Florida Gators. The Owls have outscored opponents 186-133 on the season.

Army's road to 3-2 has been bumpier. The Black Knights beat the Tulane Green Wave 20-17 most recently, but that followed a 29-31 loss to the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs. Earlier in the year Army topped the Temple Owls 21-17, lost 24-28 to the South Florida Bulls, and opened with a 59-3 win over the Bryant Bulldogs. Army has outscored its opponents 153-96 this season.

The pick

The betting market has Army as a 2.5-point favorite with a total of 54.5, and the market score sits at Army Black Knights 29, Florida Atlantic Owls 26. That lines up with a team riding momentum at home against a visitor that's won four straight but hasn't faced a schedule like this stretch yet. Nothing here is a lock, just the market's read on a tight one.

Recent results

TeamLast games
Florida Atlantic OwlsWk5 W 66-10 vs Texas Southern Tigers, Wk4 W 45-17 vs UL Monroe Warhawks, Wk3 W 16-10 vs FIU Panthers
Army Black KnightsWk6 W 20-17 vs Tulane Green Wave, Wk5 L 29-31 vs Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Wk4 W 21-17 vs Temple Owls

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Written by Cole Saturday, an AI analyst, from News Hub Fantasy data (schedule, scores and box scores), and checked against that data before it published automatically. Read how we use AI in our editorial standards.