Year: 2006

Fran Dunphy knows success. He experienced it in his 17 seasons coaching at Penn, and he expects to taste it again at Temple, on the other side of City Hall. But the 57-year-old coach said

Luis Guzman arrived a couple minutes late to his Amateur Athletic Union game last Wednesday. Playing alongside the likes of Rick Jackson and Scoop Jardine, high school juniors who have committed to Syracuse, and Andrew

When Candice Dupree next suits up for a competitive basketball game, she will be wearing a different uniform than her Temple threads. She’ll have a new coach, new teammates, and a new city to call

The Athletic Department finally has the man it coveted. And it almost took an entire calendar month to get him. Throughout his search, Director of Athletics Bill Bradshaw had listed several qualifications for the vacant

A recent cheerleading injury has prompted the NCAA to take a stand. Some feel their newly imposed restrictions may be over-the-top. The sports world would be a different place without cheerleaders. At halftime and game

Since Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, satire has taken on increasingly darker tones. Whether a sign of our murky present times, or a meaningless cultural trend, satire’s gradual depression reaches its nadir in Kevin Brockmeier’s The