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

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

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

After a frustrating four-game losing streak, the Owls notched their first win since Aug. 29 thanks to the ground game.

Quarterback Chester Stewart threw for three touchdowns in the Owls’ 28-10 win over Miami (Ohio) Saturday.

The front four held their ground, but the offense remained dormant.

Netting just one field goal and playing without redshirt senior quarterback Adam DiMichele, the offense was totally lost.

Following a Homecoming loss, Temple faces Miami (Ohio) next.

Allowing just one touchdown, the defense came to play.

Owls offense musters just three points in 7-3 loss in the homecoming game