ATLANTIC CITY — Fran Dunphy couldn’t have asked for much more from his guards Saturday. The men’s basketball team may have suffered a setback at Boardwalk Hall, but the Owls showed in an 80-71 loss
It’s safe to say when Lady Comfort starts shooting – and nailing – three-pointers for the women’s basketball team, the rout is on. The 6-foot-2 junior center squared up from beyond the arc and sank
The effect Mark Tyndale has on men’s basketball coach Fran Dunphy’s rotation began to take shape as the Owls took on Towson Saturday. Tyndale, a 6-5 junior, didn’t start. He wasn’t the first guard off
The women’s basketball team expected a good old-fashioned, rough-and-tumble Big 5 game to break out Friday night and they got it. The Owls remained poised in a physical game filled with hard fouls, to defeat
Playing in front of one of Temple’s finest teams, the men’s basketball team had the chance to accomplish a feat no Temple team had achieved in nearly 19 years. The Owls had 92 points on
The streak continues. The women’s basketball team won its sixth consecutive game Friday with a 71-37 victory over Brown at the Liacouras Center. Senior Kamesha Hairston led the Owls with 20 points and nine rebounds
Villanova’s Curtis Sumpter walked to the bench for the final time Saturday night as the Wildcats faithful showered his exit with a satisfying cheer. Sumpter had been on-and-off the bench all night battling foul trouble,
Opposing teams have turned up the pressure on the women’s basketball team’s leading scorer, Kamesha Hairston. The rationale for this approach seems to be universal: The Owls are a weaker team when someone other than
Outsiders to the men’s basketball program might contend that the Owls lack a legitimate scoring threat down low. If that was the case, that point was validated after Saturday’s 83-65 loss at Villanova. Center Sergio
Everyone expects the best player on the court to get the ball with the game on the line. Sure enough, Kamesha Hairston, the leading scorer on the women’s basketball team, had the ball in her