Game day is almost here, and Georgia Tech has another opponent on the horizon who will come to pay them a visit in Atlanta. Let’s take a look at Temple and some of their key players that the Yellow Jackets will have to account for if they want to advance to 4-0 on the season.
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On the first play of Temple’s Cherry and White spring game on April 12, quarterback Evan Simon used his legs to dart for 33 yards on a read option. The play gave fans their first look at the Owls in game action since head coach K.C.
Through the first quarter and a half, Temple looked overmatched by North Texas in every aspect of the game. The Mean Green had jumped out to a 21-point lead and were on the brink of blowing the doors off Temple. However, the Owls simultaneously found momentum on both sides of the ball at the end of the first half.
About a month ago, Temple had its best offensive performance by scoring six touchdowns in a 45-21 thumping of Utah State on Sept. 21. The Owls were on a roll during quarterback Evan Simon’s second start, with six different players finding the endzone to secure their first win of the season.
With its bowl game hopes hanging by a thread, Temple entered Saturday’s game against Tulsa only able to lose two more games before those already slim hopes would be officially dashed for a fifth straight season. After being forced to punt on their opening drive, the Owls’ offense shifted into another gear.
If one wanted a glimpse of how Temple head coach Stan Drayton thought his team fared against conference foe Army on Thursday, his press conference after the game instantly gave it away.
Following Evan Simon’s first career start in a Temple uniform last week, head coach Stan Drayton spoke of the “moxie and presence” his backup quarterback had under center.
Midway through the third quarter of Temple Football’s game against Utah State, the Owls trailed 21-17 and needed a spark to pick up their first win of the season.
Through the first two weeks of Temple’s season, offensive consistency has been hard to come by. The team’s running backs totaled just 104 yards in two games, leaving quarterback Forrest Brock on an island for the duration of his time under center.
Temple Football had a lot of holes to fill across their roster as they brought in more than 40 players this offseason, but finding a new quarterback was the priority.
Temple quarterback Clifton McDowell re-entered the transfer portal Monday afternoon, a Temple Football spokesperson told The Temple News. McDowell announced his commitment to the Owls on Jan.
Three months ago, Temple Football lost one of its best players in program history when quarterback E.J. Warner announced he was entering the transfer portal on Nov.
Temple Football announced its 2024 recruiting class Wednesday, bringing 23 new players into the program during head coach Stan Drayton’s second National Signing Day.
Former Rutgers quarterback Evan Simon will transfer to Temple, David Malandra Jr. of NittanyCentral first reported Friday morning. Simon announced his decision to enter the transfer portal on Nov.
The active period for the transfer portal began on Monday. The College Football transfer portal officially opened on Monday, allowing players to enter after weeks of speculation.