The football team rushed for 335 yards and five touchdown’s in Saturday’s win. In Saturday’s matchup between Temple and Army that featured two dominant rushing offenses, the Owls came out on top. The Black Knights’
Last season, the football team went 8-4 overall and 5-3 in the Mid-American Conference and missed the postseason. This year, those two records are the best-case scenarios for the Owls, but a potential postseason bid
The Owls improved to second place in the MAC East with a win over Miami (Ohio). The football team was able to fight through internal health issues and outstanding play from the opposing quarterback in
The Owls controlled momentum with a fake punt and a blocked field goal. On Saturday’s matchup against Buffalo, the Owls proved the age-old adage that special teams make up the third phase of football. On
Junior running back Bernard Pierce broke five school records in win. For the second year in a row, the football team has had back-to-back shutout wins as the Owls defeated the Buffalo Bulls 34-0 in
Junior running back Bernard Pierce broke two school records in the Owls’ 34-0 win over Buffalo. With a résumé already filled with numerous Temple football achievements, junior running back Bernard Pierce etched his name into
Junior running back Bernard Pierce led the Owls with three touchdowns. When the Owls traveled to play Ball State (3-3, 1-1 Mid-American Conference) in Muncie, Ind. last Saturday, they packed their running game on their
Athletic programs look to join Big East Conference and for Temple it may prove to be a good move. The presidents and chancellors of the 14 remaining Big East members have authorized Commissioner John Marinatto
Junior running back Bernard Pierce rushed for three touchdowns on his way to pass all-time career leader, Paul Palmer (1983-86), in rushing touchdowns, as the Owls’ claimed a 42-0 blowout in a one-sided game against