Sports - The Temple News

After a difficult non-conference schedule, the Owls’ offense found its rhythm en route to two wins this weekend.

The Owls will have nine national TV appearances this year, their most since 2001-2002. Practices for the new season begin this weekend.

Though freshman cornerback Kee-ayre Griffin ran the ball well again, the Owls could only muster one solid scoring drive.

Even though it is a little-known club, the equestrian team is prepared for a new and challenging campaign.

With Adam DiMichele still injured, the Owls fell to Central Michigan, 24-14.

After an up-and-down non-conference schedule, the women’s volleyball team has settled down and found its A-10 groove.

The hockey team, a club team, is off to a solid start in 2008.

It’s been a real mixed bag for coach Al Golden’s team.

Anthony Stipa predicts how many of Temple’s fall teams are bound for the post-season.

Temple students deserve to know the reality of job markets before they graduate.