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Player Profile: Romond Deloatch
Tight end Romond Deloatch has been a playmaker on both sides of the football for the Owls this season. View More »
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Temple Rides Dominant First Half to Run Over SMU, 45-20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZqwTIJt53M&feature=youtu.be
Less than a minute into the game, and the Owls already had to dig themselves out of a hole. View More »
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SportsDesk Player Profile: Brodrick Yancy
Facing an SMU defense that is ranked 34th in the nation, and tied for first in the nation with 10 interceptions; Temple will look to its playmakers to make an impact against a very tough SMU defense. View More »
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Temple vs. Charlotte Preview
Temple football returns to Lincoln Financial Field Saturday for homecoming, looking to even their record at 2-2. View More »
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Owls Lose A Shootout In Happy Valley
It was the passing attack that the Owls secondary knew would be their first true test of the season that was ultimately too much to recover from, as Temple tallied their second loss of the season at the hands of Penn State. View More »
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Owls Offense Needs To Wake Up Against Penn State
Temple Football will be traveling North to take on Penn State at Beaver Stadium with one goal- Take down the Nittany Lions for the second straight year. View More »
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Temple Shuts Out Stony Brook For First Win Of The Season
Temple handily took care of business at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday, and defeated the Seawolves of Stony Brook by a score of 38-0, in Matt Rhule’s second ever shutout as head coach of the Owls. View More »
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Owls Look to Get Back on Track: Temple vs Stony Brook Preview
Temple Football (0-1) is set to square off with the FCS-division Stony Brook Seawolves (1-0) on Saturday in another home matchup at Lincoln Financial Field. View More »
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Army Serves Temple a Startling Wake Up Call
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wenBHQ7mmM&feature=youtu.be
Coming off of an historic 10-win 2015 season- Matt Rhule’s message to his new team was to take each game one step at a time, and never look too far ahead. View More »