The locale switches, as does the starting quarterback for Florida Atlantic and the Miami coaching staff. Both offenses are new. Miami's defense limps into the second week drained of depth, while FAU's collects itself after conceding 530 yards to a FCS opponent.
Still, despite the changes, the echoes of last fall still vibrate ahead of FAU and No. 25 Miami's rematch Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium at 6 p.m.
Hosting perhaps the biggest game in program history last September, FAU scared Miami into the second half, when the Owls tied the game with a third-quarter field goal.