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Tag Archive | "Al Golden"

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Fall coaches: Should they stay or go?

Posted on 18 November 2008 by Anthony Stipa

Some programs are fairing well, while others are not.

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Heartbroken again

Posted on 01 November 2008 by Todd Orodenker

Coach Al Golden’s Owls blew a 20-point fourth quarter lead as the fell to Navy, 33-27, in overtime.

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The comeback kids

Posted on 22 October 2008 by Todd Orodenker

The Owls battled back from a fourth quarter deficit to win, 14-10, over Ohio.

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More of the same

Posted on 11 October 2008 by Todd Orodenker

With Adam DiMichele still injured, the Owls fell to Central Michigan, 24-14.

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Stewart leads Owls to victory

Posted on 04 October 2008 by Tyson McCloud

Quarterback Chester Stewart threw for three touchdowns in the Owls’ 28-10 win over Miami (Ohio) Saturday.

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Double the loss

Posted on 20 September 2008 by Todd Orodenker

Not only did the Owls lose big to No. 16 Penn State, but they might have lost quarterback Adam DiMichele for the rest of the season.

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Weekly grades for an ugly loss to Buffalo

Posted on 16 September 2008 by Todd Orodenker

Report card says the offense played well, but the secondary and special teams failed to get the job done.

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Owls stunned by walkoff Buffalo TD

Posted on 16 September 2008 by Anthony Stipa

Before the final play, it looked like the football team had one of the biggest wins in program history. But the Bulls had other plans, and the now the Owls must recover.

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Inconsistent Offense Plagues Owls

Posted on 13 September 2008 by Anthony Stipa

For thirty minutes the Owls were in rhythm, the other thirty minutes helped Buffalo get the last second win

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Another week, another heartbreaker

Posted on 13 September 2008 by Todd Orodenker

The Bulls downs the Owls on a last second Hail Mary, escaping with a 30-28 victory.

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