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Football

Golden says he’s staying at Temple

Football coach Al Golden withdrew his name from consideration for the open coaching position at UCLA yesterday, the two-year coach said. “I’m flattered to have been contacted about the coaching vacancy at UCLA,” Golden said

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Women's Basketball

Owls tie Big 5 record

For the past five seasons the women’s basketball team has stood in the way of any potential Big 5 contenders. A resume filled with dominating and nail-biting victories all amassed to a 19-1 record over

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Women's Basketball

Guards spark Owls in Western Michigan

Neither a blowout loss to the third-ranked team in the nation, nor a seven-day layoff seemed to have any lingering effect on the women’s basketball team when it faced Western Michigan Sunday. In the first

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Men's Basketball

Behind Olmos, Owls hold off Dragons

Two years ago, Temple fans would beg for seldom-used Sergio Olmos to be inserted when the clock approached zero and the men’s basketball team had the game in control. On Saturday, the center walked off

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Men's Basketball

Defense sparks Owls’ victory

Temple coach Fran Dunphy wasn’t quite sure what effect his team’s defense had on Towson’s paltry offensive output. The Tigers missed some open looks, but Temple did hold its opponent to a 23.2 percent shooting

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News

Hawaii should play for title

A football team can only beat the teams on its schedule. That’s exactly what the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors did. They ran the table and went a clean 12-0 in the regular season. Now they should

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Football

Strahan tackles life, football

REVIEW – It’s a place most football players find themselves in multiple times during an average day at the “office.” There’s plenty of name calling, crotch grabbing, eye-socket jabbing and “oh-crap-I-wish-I-wore-a-cup-today” down there squeezing. It’s

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Men's Basketball

Changing of the point guards

The smallest player on the court hit the biggest shot of the night for Temple last Thursday. Chris Clark, a 5-foot-8, 165-pound senior point guard, nailed a game-winning three-pointer from the left wing with 1.9