Friday, November 21, 2008 | 11:00 AM

Serg-ing Ahead: Junior center Sergio Olmos is playing a bigger role

Posted on 11 February 2008 by John Kopp

Philadelphia sure is a long way from Valencia, Spain.
But for junior center Sergio Olmos of the men’s basketball team, it’s beginning to feel a lot more like home.
Agreeing to come to Temple without ever stepping foot on campus, Olmos was understandably quiet and reserved when he first arrived on North Broad Street in 2005. Playing [...]

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Schools out for women’s basketball

Posted on 06 February 2008 by John Kopp

The cheesy Alice Cooper reference aside, Wednesday marked Dawn Staley’s sixth annual School Day.
With over 3,000 kids in attendance from schools across the Philadelphia area, the crowd and atmosphere showed a marked improved from the norm – no matter how screechingly high-pitched the noise got.
“I think it was great to have the crowd there,” [...]

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Big men help lead men’s basketball team to victory

Posted on 29 January 2008 by John Kopp

The big men came to play. And so did the little guy.
With a career-high 19 points from freshman forward Lavoy Allen, 10 points from junior center Sergio Olmos and a career-high 17 points from senior guard Chris Clark, the men’s basketball team defeated George Washington, 93-80, at the Liacouras Center Sunday afternoon.
It was the second [...]

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Men’s basketball team can’t let Hawks loss linger

Posted on 29 January 2008 by John Kopp

The men’s basketball team’s loss to Saint Joseph’s Saturday was nothing short of a heartbreaker.Pat Calathes’ three-pointer with five seconds remaining was, no doubt, a blow to the gut of a Temple team that appeared it might finally overcome its struggles against the Hawks.But in those quick, final five seconds the Owls showed off a [...]

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Strong defensive efforts lead to two road wins for women’s basketball team

Posted on 29 January 2008 by John Kopp

Quietly, and without a whole lot of attention, the women’s basketball team has put together two solid weeks of basketball.
After inconsistencies and struggles in the beginning of the year, the Owls have reeled off four wins in a row, including a pair of road victories last week. On Wednesday night, they came from behind to [...]

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Women’s midseason basketball report

Posted on 22 January 2008 by John Kopp

Women’s Basketball
9-10 overall
2-1 in the A-10 Conference
Best Win
This is easy enough: Saturday’s exciting 68-66 victory over No. 20 George Washington. The Owls not only played their most complete game of the season, but they also beat the best team in the conference and one of the best teams in the country.
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Inge plays well in Guzman’s absence

Posted on 22 January 2008 by John Kopp

While a crushing loss to a hated rival will certainly sting, the men’s basketball team doesn’t have to look too hard to find something to feel positive about.
With 14 points in the contest, 12 of which came in the first half, junior guard Semaj Inge played his best game of the season and perhaps earned [...]

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Women’s basketball team ends losing streak with win over Bonnies

Posted on 04 December 2007 by John Kopp

The term “much-needed win” gets thrown around a lot these days, often over-used and understated. But for the women’s basketball team, the clichéd term fit like a glove.
Marred in a season-long four game losing streak and with a showdown against No. 13 George Washington looming this weekend, let’s just say the Owls needed things to [...]

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Dayton hands women’s basketball team its fourth consecutive loss

Posted on 04 December 2007 by John Kopp

Now is not the time for a team to playing its worst basketball of the season.
The women’s basketball team dropped its fourth game in a row in a 62-49 loss to Dayton at University of Dayton Arena in the Owls’ Atlantic Ten Conference opener.
The Owls (7-10, 0-1 A-10) were led in scoring by junior forward [...]

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Staley switches up starting lineup

Posted on 04 December 2007 by John Kopp

Coming off two straight blowout losses to Rutgers and Miami (Ohio), the women’s basketball team changed its starting lineup Saturday against Florida by benching senior center Lady Comfort and sophomore guard LaKeisha Eaddy. In their place, junior center Shanea Cotton and sophomore guard Kristie Watkins-Day began the game on the court.
Staley’s reasoning behind the move [...]

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