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Q&A: RICK BRUNSON

17 October 2006 The Temple News

Former Temple point guard Rick Brunson earned his social work degree from Temple May 18. Brunson, who played under Hall of Fame coach John Chaney from 1991 to 1995, ranks 14th all-time at Temple in

Midnight Madness a slam dunk with fans

17 October 2006 The Temple News

Basketball enthusiasts packed the Liacouras Center Friday night to get their first peak at the look of this season’s teams at Midnight Madness. The event celebrated the first day the NCAA allows teams to hold

Midnight shoot-arounds will christen upcoming hoops season

10 October 2006 The Temple News

Friday will mark the beginning of a new era in Temple basketball and it will happen at the stroke of midnight as Midnight Madness makes its way to the Liacouras Center. Not to be confused

Five Duquesne basketball players shot after dance

19 September 2006 The Temple News

Fellow Atlantic Ten Conference member Duquesne was struck by tragedy Sunday when five members of its men’s basketball team were shot on campus, ESPN.com reported. Two of the players were reportedly struck after attempting to

THREE-PEAT

05 March 2006

Sophomore reserve Ashley Morris hurled the basketball straight up, striking the top of the jumbotron at Saint Joseph’s Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse. Regulation time had expired, and the women’s basketball team had just defeated top-seeded George

Salisbery carries men’s basketball to win in A-10 opener

05 March 2006 The Temple News

CINCINNATI – The men’s basketball team has an ‘X’ factor. His name is Dustin Salisbery. During the regular season, the streaky junior guard’s offensive output was usually a strong determinant of whether the Owls would

Dethroning the A-10 kings

05 March 2006 The Temple News

CINCINNATI – John Chaney had shed his sweater vest at the onset of the second half, but the coach hadn’t done so in a fit of frustration.He was overjoyed.The men’s basketball team had a growing

Women’s Basketball: Three down, still unbeaten

22 November 2005 The Temple News

The women’s basketball team took care of business Saturday, but it wasn’t pretty. The Owls started their game against Drexel by throwing the ball inside. That didn’t work. Then they tried to establish a mid-range