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Florida Atlantic vs Florida International Prediction 9/13/2025 Today’s College Football Picks
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Florida Atlantic (1-1) vs Florida International (1-1)
September 13, 2025 at 06:00 PM EDT
The Line: Betting Odds: Florida International -2.5 — Over/Under: 0.0001
The Florida Atlantic Owls and the Florida International Panthers meet Saturday in college football action from FIU Stadium. Here’s a Florida Atlantic vs Florida International prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Florida Atlantic vs Florida International pick. We will examine:
The Florida Atlantic Owls recent form and player performance
The Florida International Panthers recent form and player performance
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Florida Atlantic Owls
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Florida International Panthers
Recent betting trends in games played between Florida Atlantic vs Florida International
A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Florida Atlantic vs Florida International game
Back on August 30, the Owls opened up their season with a road trip to Maryland and things didn’t go very well. Florida Atlantic gave up 26 points in the second quarter alone, limping to a 39-7 blowout loss. QB Caden Veltkamp was pretty rough on 30-of-49 passing for 228 yards, one TD and four interceptions (part of six on the day). Gemari Sands led the rushers with nine carries for 44 yards, and Easton Messer topped the receivers with 15 catches for 87 yards along the way to the loss.
In game two versus Florida A&M, the Owls didn’t have too many issues. Florida Atlantic was up 39-0 by the end of the first half and coasted to a 56-14 blowout victory. Veltkamp was 27-of-39 for 309 yards and a whopping five touchdowns this time. Sands had 10 carries for 83 yards, while Messer was tops among receivers again with his four catches for 62 yards. Jayshon Platt had five catches for 56 yards and a score, while Assad Waseem and Dom Henry combined for four touchdowns.
Over on the Florida International side, they made short work of Bethune-Cookman in their opener this year. The Panthers scored in every quarter—including 21 in the second—during a 42-9 victory. Keyone Jenkins was 18-of-30 for 187 yards passing, and Eric Nelson led the receivers with two grabs for 47 yards. Kejon Owens topped the rushers with 71 yards and two scores off 11 carries, but Devonte Lyons and Anthony Carrie each had a rush TD as well.
Matched up against Penn State last weekend, FIU couldn’t find much room on either side. The Panthers gave up points in every quarter, trailing 24-0 during the second half in a 34-0 loss. Jenkins went 15-of-28 for 127 yards and an interception this time, and Owens once again led the way with 78 yards on 15 carries. JoJo Stone’s lone 27-yard catch put him atop the receivers, but Ross Fournet wasn’t too far behind with 22 yards on three grabs of his own.
Heading into Week 3, Keyone Jenkins leads the Conference USA for rushing touchdowns (2) this season.
Florida Atlantic Owls Player Prop Facts
Florida International ranks T22nd among FBS teams for 4th down conversion percentage against this season (28.6).
Florida International ranks T27th among FBS teams for Q2 opponent points per game this season (3.0).
Florida Atlantic ranks 126th among FBS teams for Q2 opponent points per game this season (13.0).
Florida Atlantic ranks T11th among FBS teams for 1st downs this season (57).
I’m staying with Florida International. Going into Beaver Stadium to face Penn State was never going to be an easy chore, and last weekend’s game went just about how you might expect it to. FIU gained 290 yards total (149 passing) alongside two turnovers, 14 first downs and a 6-of-18 rate on third-down conversions. On defense the Panthers gave up 409 yards (209 rushing) and 6.4 yards per play with no takeaways. That said, FIU stood tall on third downs with 3-of-12 allowed overall. That’s something at least.
Things went much better in the Panthers’ first game against Bethune-Cookman, as FIU gathered 456 yards (223 rushing), 6.2 yards per play and 28 first downs. The defense was pretty stout there as well with 5-of-15 allowed on third-down tries. This weekend’s game versus FAU likely won’t be as lopsided, but the Panthers should still have a decent-sized advantage when it comes to controlling the matchups.
The Florida Atlantic Owls recent form and player performance
The Florida International Panthers recent form and player performance
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Florida Atlantic Owls
Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Florida International Panthers
Recent betting trends in games played between Florida Atlantic vs Florida International
A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Florida Atlantic vs Florida International game
Florida Atlantic Owls Betting Preview
Back on August 30, the Owls opened up their season with a road trip to Maryland and things didn’t go very well. Florida Atlantic gave up 26 points in the second quarter alone, limping to a 39-7 blowout loss. QB Caden Veltkamp was pretty rough on 30-of-49 passing for 228 yards, one TD and four interceptions (part of six on the day). Gemari Sands led the rushers with nine carries for 44 yards, and Easton Messer topped the receivers with 15 catches for 87 yards along the way to the loss.
In game two versus Florida A&M, the Owls didn’t have too many issues. Florida Atlantic was up 39-0 by the end of the first half and coasted to a 56-14 blowout victory. Veltkamp was 27-of-39 for 309 yards and a whopping five touchdowns this time. Sands had 10 carries for 83 yards, while Messer was tops among receivers again with his four catches for 62 yards. Jayshon Platt had five catches for 56 yards and a score, while Assad Waseem and Dom Henry combined for four touchdowns.
Florida International Panthers Betting Preview
Over on the Florida International side, they made short work of Bethune-Cookman in their opener this year. The Panthers scored in every quarter—including 21 in the second—during a 42-9 victory. Keyone Jenkins was 18-of-30 for 187 yards passing, and Eric Nelson led the receivers with two grabs for 47 yards. Kejon Owens topped the rushers with 71 yards and two scores off 11 carries, but Devonte Lyons and Anthony Carrie each had a rush TD as well.
Matched up against Penn State last weekend, FIU couldn’t find much room on either side. The Panthers gave up points in every quarter, trailing 24-0 during the second half in a 34-0 loss. Jenkins went 15-of-28 for 127 yards and an interception this time, and Owens once again led the way with 78 yards on 15 carries. JoJo Stone’s lone 27-yard catch put him atop the receivers, but Ross Fournet wasn’t too far behind with 22 yards on three grabs of his own.
Florida Atlantic Owls @ Florida International Panthers Betting Trends: Week 3
Florida International Panthers Player Prop Facts
Heading into Week 3, Keyone Jenkins leads the Conference USA for rushing touchdowns (2) this season.
Florida Atlantic Owls Player Prop Facts
Heading into Week 3, Gemari Sands ranks T1st amongst qualified players for catch rate (100.0%) this season.
Matchup/League Facts
Florida International ranks T22nd among FBS teams for 4th down conversion percentage against this season (28.6).
Florida International ranks T27th among FBS teams for Q2 opponent points per game this season (3.0).
Florida Atlantic ranks 126th among FBS teams for Q2 opponent points per game this season (13.0).
Florida Atlantic ranks T11th among FBS teams for 1st downs this season (57).
Florida Atlantic vs Florida International Prediction
I’m staying with Florida International. Going into Beaver Stadium to face Penn State was never going to be an easy chore, and last weekend’s game went just about how you might expect it to. FIU gained 290 yards total (149 passing) alongside two turnovers, 14 first downs and a 6-of-18 rate on third-down conversions. On defense the Panthers gave up 409 yards (209 rushing) and 6.4 yards per play with no takeaways. That said, FIU stood tall on third downs with 3-of-12 allowed overall. That’s something at least.
Things went much better in the Panthers’ first game against Bethune-Cookman, as FIU gathered 456 yards (223 rushing), 6.2 yards per play and 28 first downs. The defense was pretty stout there as well with 5-of-15 allowed on third-down tries. This weekend’s game versus FAU likely won’t be as lopsided, but the Panthers should still have a decent-sized advantage when it comes to controlling the matchups.
