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Dunphy, several Owls receive Big 5 honors

17 April 2019 Dante Collinelli

Fran Dunphy was part of three former Temple ‘greats’ to be inducted to the Big 5 Hall of Fame on Monday night at The Palestra. Multiple athletes from men’s and women’s basketball also received awards.

Katz played big role in athletics

04 June 2014 Andrew Parent

The late Lewis Katz was the athletics committee chairperson for Temple’s Board of Trustees.

Former AD Bradshaw ‘not surprised’ by cuts

21 January 2014 Joey Cranney

Bradshaw deflects old athletic budget issues.

Athletic director to retire next month

01 May 2013 Sean Carlin

The president’s senior adviser will serve as interim athletic director.

Bradshaw remains firm on conference positioning

17 December 2012 Ibrahim Jacobs

Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw reaffirms previous notions that Temple athletics is on the rise.

Unrest surrounds Big East

04 December 2012 Joey Cranney

Athletic director affirms Temple’s role in Big East.

Big East takes in Temple

13 March 2012

After years, Temple will rejoin the Big East for all sports during a two-year span. The Owls are back in the Big East Conference. After the football team exited the Big East in 2004 after

Athletics gains ground in generating revenue

19 April 2011

The athletic department is starting to see progress in attendance and donations. Temple is one of 1,100 collegiate athletic programs that does not turn a profit and has to be subsidized with university funds. Making

Football team adds Addazio

17 January 2011 Kyle Gauss

Former Florida assistant coach replaces Al Golden. On Dec. 13, Al Golden was introduced in South Beach as the next coach of Miami’s football team. Ten days later, Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw introduced Steve Addazio

Football team welcomes new coach

24 December 2010 Kyle Gauss

For the first time since 2005, somebody other than Al Golden will be coaching the football team. The search for Golden’s successor ended this week as Steve Addazio, Florida’s offensive coordinator, was named the program’s