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Strickland Looks to Bounce Back Following Successful Surgery
Temple men’s basketball was without junior guard Tai Strickland for all of last year due to NCAA restrictions and a right shoulder injury. View More »
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Men’s Soccer Look to Remain Sharp, Motivated During Fall Hiatus
“The decision was something we were hoping to escape.”
Two days after the AAC made the executive decision to postpone the Fall 202o Men’s & Women’s Soccer season until the following spring, head coach Brian Rowland spoke with the media to reassure that his team will be prepared regardless of when the first whistle blows. View More »
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“Phandemic Krew” Brings Life to Phillies Home Games
Although Major League Baseball made the decision not to allow fans into ballparks, the Phillies were able to retain a home field advantage….of sorts, thanks to the “Phandemic Krew.”
Earlier this spring, the Phillies and all of Major League Baseball was in the midst of its Spring Training when the COVID-19 pandemic derailed the season. View More »
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American Conference Announces Decision on 2020 Fall Sports
Last month, the Ivy League announced its decision to cancel all 2020 fall sports amid the COVID-19 outbreak. View More »
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AAC Issues Mandatory COVID-19 Tests 72 Hours Before Each Football Game
In the latest development of how COVID-19 has impacted life for Temple’s student-athletes, more specifically its football program, the American Athletic Conference announced Thursday that it will be testing all football teams 72 hours prior to each game. View More »
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Brotherly Love, led by Temple Alum Wyatt, Moore Fall in TBT Quarterfinals
On Friday, Team Brotherly Love (12) bowed out of the 2020 edition of The Basketball Tournament, or TBT with a tough 83-76 loss to the Golden Eagles (4) in a quarterfinal contest. View More »
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Formal Workouts for Fall Sports Will Begin July 13th
Ten days ago, Temple Athletics announced the return of its student-athletes to campus for voluntary workouts. View More »
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Owls Athletes Set to Return to Campus Workouts
The past three months have felt like a year for Temple students & athletes alike, but perhaps it seems that with Philadelphia entering the yellow phase in COVID-19 restrictions recently, things seem to be trending upwards. View More »
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Merv Jones: In Memoriam
In a busy day in the world of Owls Athletics, we learned late in the afternoon Wednesday of the passing of longtime public address announcer and former athletics communications assistant director Merv Jones. View More »
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Temple to Play Virginia in First Ever Basketball Hall of Fame Shootout
College basketball is best known for March Madness, which consists of conference championship tournaments and of course the 68 team National Championship Tournament. View More »