Football - The Temple News

Football team signs 26 recruits on National Letter of Intent Day

06 February 2008

The University of Pittsburgh, West Virginia University, and Michigan University were all beaten by the Owls in football. Yes, you read that correctly. The Owls defeated the aforementioned schools and nabbed the services of three-star

Three assistant football coaches receive promotions after DeLeone resigns

29 January 2008

Longtime Penn State football coach Joe Paterno recalled Mark D’Onofrio as a strong leader when the former Nittany Lions linebacker played for him from 1988-1991. He also remembered that D’Onofrio, Temple’s defensive coordinator last season,

Golden says he’s staying at Temple

04 December 2007

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

Strahan tackles life, football

04 December 2007

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

Broncos halt Owls

20 November 2007

KALAMAZOO, Mich. – The football team entered Saturday’s game against Western Michigan 0-5 in the series versus the Broncos. They left Waldo Stadium 0-6 in the series, as they fell, 16-3. The Owls couldn’t establish

Owls capture fourth win in final home game

13 November 2007

Al Golden has been involved with college football for 20 years, save for a brief stint in the NFL. Yet he said he’d never been a part of a team that’s rallied behind a blocked

Stingy defense fueling Kent State

13 November 2007

Lincoln Financial Field will host the two top-ranked defensive units in the Mid-American Conference this weekend. Points will be hard to come by when Temple faces Kent State (3-7 overall, 1-5 MAC) Saturday at noon

Lions come roaring to Linc Saturday

06 November 2007

All of the elements crashed down upon Al Golden in the week leading up to Temple’s game against Penn State last season. Golden, a three-year letter winner as a player for the Nittany Lions from

Linemen keep Charlton on his feet

06 November 2007

Playing against a team boasting more sacks per game than any team in the nation, it was reasonable to believe Temple quarterback Vaughn Charlton would see his fair share of the turf Saturday. But a

Lions blank Owls again

06 November 2007

A year removed from a loss to Penn State in Happy Valley, the Owls attracted 69,029 to Lincoln Financial Field for their highly-anticipated rematch with the Nittany Lions Saturday. Despite playing in front of the