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Team: Temple Owls [ID #25] Bookmark Temple Owls

Location: Philadelphia, PA (Northeast)

Conference: I.1 [Division 1]

President: El jefe send message
          [since July 06th 2018 | last seen April 19th 2024]

Coach: Eric Stein

Arena: Liacouras Center

Rating: 802.24 - Overall Position: #1

Fan Mood: 133.62

Alumni Mood: 249.80

Prestige: 270

Team Notes:

• Jan 16 2038: 5-star prospect Greg Naruse committed.
• Jan 07 2038: 4-star prospect Reginald Braxton committed.
• Oct 31 2037: 3-star prospect Douglas Mantovani committed.
• Mar 15 2037: Made the national tournament field.
• Mar 15 2037: Won the I.1 conference playoffs.
• Mar 07 2037: Won the I.1 conference.
• Jan 17 2037: 3-star prospect Dwight Agostini committed.
• Jun 24 2036: Dewayne McAllister was signed as a free agent by Atlanta.
• Mar 09 2036: Made the national tournament field.
• Mar 01 2036: Won the I.1 conference.


Record:

Wins: 24 Losses: 13 Pct: .649     Conf Wins: 14 Conf Losses: 13 Conf Pct: .519 Conf Rank: 9     Last10: 5-5 Streak: W3

Pts Ave: 84.3 - 74.9     Pts Diff: +9.4     Team Power Index: 145.3

Press Releases:

Oct 15 2037: Hoot! Hoot! Hooooray! - by El jefe on March 12th, 2024

An incredible 2037 season acted as a worthy cap on Temple's recent historic run in Hardwood. Completing its record 8th consecutive season as the #1 rated team in Hardwood, Temple also finished in the Top 6 of the Top 25 poll for the 7th time in 10 seasons, and Top 4 in RPI for the 5th time in 10 seasons. Most distinguishing of all though was the Owls performance in Legends. Fighting back from a 1-3 start, the Owls won 21 of its last 26 games to become only the 4th team in history to capture BACK-TO-BACK Legends conference titles (joining UNC, Butler and Mississippi). The hot streak continued into the conference tournament, where Temple won its 2nd Legends playoff title, achieving the Legends Double for the 2nd time.

Other noteworthy in-season milestones were topping 1,000 program wins, Eric Stein winning his 600th game, a 10th straight National Tournament appearance (29-9 record during that time), and a 30-win season for the 8th time in 10 seasons. What a hoot it's been.......


Jan 01 2037: 1000 wins! - by El jefe on February 7th, 2024

With an emphatic road win over SUNY Canton, the Temple Owls became the 7th team in HW history to reach 1000 wins! Almost 60% of those wins have come under the guiding hand of Coach Stein, who himself is rapidly approaching 600 wins. President El Jefe revealed after the game that a 1,000 will be embroidered near center court on both sides of the court for all remaining home games at the Liacouras Center this season as a special tribute to the program's accomplishment.


Jan 01 2037: 1000 wins! - by El jefe on February 7th, 2024

With an emphatic road win over SUNY Canton, the Temple Owls became the 7th team in HW history to reach 1000 wins! Almost 60% of those wins have come under the guiding hand of Coach Stein, who himself is rapidly approaching 600 wins. President El Jefe revealed after the game that a 1,000 will be embroidered near center court on both sides of the court for all remaining home games at the Liacouras Center this season as a special tribute to the program's accomplishment.


Mar 31 2036: Owl the King's Horses and Owl the King's Men - by El jefe on January 11th, 2024

...Couldn't keep Temple from winning Legends and being rated #1 again! For the 7th year running, Temple secured the #1 overall spot in the HW ratings. The veteran squad also withstood a draining physical and mental battle with DUCA to capture its 2nd Legends Conference Title. While horses and men could not stop Temple, Red Hawks proved to be an achilles heel as Temple had to settle for National Runner-Up for the 2nd consecutive season......this time falling to the well-deserving Ripon Red Hawks. Nonetheless, Coach Stein and President El Jefe are ecstatic at making a 5th Final Four in 11 seasons and joining elite company as a multi-time Legends Conference Champion.


Oct 31 2035: All-Timer Quentin Williams glides into Hall of Fame - by El jefe on November 28th, 2023

The most decorated player in Temple history, Quentin Williams, became the 7th Owl inducted into the team Hall of Fame today. His return to campus sent the city of Philadelphia and the student body into a frenzy as fans of all ages jockeyed for position along Broad Street to catch a glimpse of the all-time HW great and current SuperSonics star. Former teammates and coaches alike greeted Williams ahead of an emotional ceremony, where "Q" expressed his gratitude and President El Jefe credited Q for launching the program into the stratosphere with its first National Championship and first Legends Championships.

A snapshot of Q's accolades could fill a resume: 2-time All American, 2-time Legends All-Conference, 2-time Discord NPOY, Legends CPOY, National Champion, 2 Final Fours, Legends Regular Season and Playoff Champion, 2032 Legends scoring leader, single-season Temple scoring leader, 3000+ points, all-time Temple leader in steals/3-pointers/MVPs, and Top 5 in assists.