John DiCarlo is a journalist and writer for Game Rant, specializing in video game news and updates. With a passion for gaming, John covers a wide range of topics including game releases, rumors, updates, and industry trends. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Rivals.com, further showcasing his expertise in the gaming industry.
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By: John Dicarlo
Hear our 1-on-1 conversations with Cam Wallace and Babatunde Durodola on this week's podcast.
By: John Dicarlo
A look at all of the key matchups as Temple looks to pull off a major upset at No. 16 Oklahoma in the season opener.
By: John Dicarlo
"Forrest is our guy," Temple's third-year head coach said Monday. Listen to his weekly press conference here.
Temple's women's basketball coach sat down with OwlScoop to preview the upcoming season and much more.
The pieces could be there for Temple to play meaningful games in March. We'll tell you why in our season preview.
Temple surrendered 589 yards of offense to Tulane and allowed six sacks in falling to 2-7 on the season.
By: John Dicarlo
The head coach opened up Monday about his thoughts on NIL. "We absolutely need to level up to be competitive," he said.
In addition to beating Drexel for its first Big 5 win and improving to 3-0, Adam Fisher's Temple men's basketball program also secured two big pieces of its future when Westtown School guard Cam Wallace and IMG guard Cam Miles signed their National Letters of Intent with the Owls Wednesday. Wallace, who chose Temple over Cincinnati and Texas A&M, verbally committed to the Owls back on Aug. 11. The 6-foot-5, 185-pound shooting guard is rated by Rivals as a 4-star recruit and 120th nationally in the 2025 class. Miles, a 6-2, 180-pound combo guard, committed about six weeks later not…
No moral victories for Owls as they look to Florida State Temple is in the midst of having a week to prepare for its games against Florida State
By: John DiCarlo
Point guard Lynn Greer III and assistant coach Chris Clark return Sunday when Temple plays at Hofstra.
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