A Temple Basketball and Football Blog // Est. 2010 
In college basketball it’s all about how you respond. The Owls looked lost for the majority of the first half, falling behind by as many as 16 points thanks to an extended 38-15 run by No. 21 VCU. Instead of folding it in early, Temple (23-8, 11-5 Atlantic 10) responded [...]
![[Video] Scootie Randall: Leading Through Adversity and Triumph](http://owlsblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/scootierandall-260x260.jpg)
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Sometimes you just have to let Leaf be great. The senior guard from Norristown went on a 12-2 run by himself with less than two minutes remaining to lead the Owls (20-8, 8-5 Atlantic 10) past the visiting Detroit Titans 83-78 in the final game of the inaugural Gotham Classic. [...]
Some interesting news came out yesterday that Scootie Randall has been working with a shooting coach to help eliminate some of the “bad habits” that he has developed. Keith Pompey wrote yesterday that Randall has been working with a shooting coach “probably like since the beginning of the season.” “But [...]
Temple picked up a nice Atlantic 10 victory over a Charlotte squad that boasts a gaudy, yet somewhat suspect, record to get to back to .500 in conference play. Too bad the Owls allowed the 343rd best three-point shooting team in America to shoot 70 percent from distance (7 of [...]
It got a little — okay, a lot — hairy towards the end but the Owls rebounded from Saturday night’s loss to Butler with a 71-64 victory over the visiting Richmond Spiders last night. Richmond (13-9, 3-4 Atlantic 10) led by two points, 61-59, with a little over seven minutes left in [...]
Perhaps the biggest news to come out of Temple’s 64-54 victory over Saint Louis at the Liacouras Center on Saturday night happened before the opening tip when it was announced that Quenton DeCosey was going to take Scootie Randall’s place as a starter. It’s no secret that Randall has been [...]
Freshman guard Quenton DeCosey started in place of Scootie Randall tonight against Saint Louis. The 6-foot-5 guard out of Union, NJ averages 3.0 points and 1.4 rebounds in 7.4 minutes per game. Randall has struggled thus far this season. He is 16 for his last 57 attempts from the field. The [...]
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