Max Dinenberg is an intern at The Philadelphia Inquirer, focusing on local sports coverage in Pennsylvania, particularly in Philadelphia. His articles primarily cover Temple University's sports teams, including football and women's basketball, as well as player profiles and game analysis.
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Max Dinenberg's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly around Temple University and college football and basketball. He covers events, evolving stories, and announcements related to these topics.
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By: Max Dinenberg
A buzzer-beater from Tiarra East sealed Temple's second consecutive win with a 66-65 victory over Wichita State, moving the Owls inside the top five of the American Athletic Conference standings.
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By: Max Dinenberg
In addition to making sure he’s checking the boxes for head coach Adam Fisher, redshirt freshman Quante Berry routinely supports his pair of immediate family members diagnosed with Lupus
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By: Max Dinenberg
It's been a tough go of it for Temple men's basketball head coach Adam Fisher in his first season.
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By: Max Dinenberg
Matching a season-high streak for wins with 15 and sitting tied for first place in the American, the Owls women's team has very quietly become a force in the postseason picture
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By: Max Dinenberg
This weekend, Ian Riccaboni will live out his dream in the city he loves.
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By: Max Dinenberg
After a tumultuous first two seasons at plagued by injuries, redshirt junior Ian Stewart is in full form and eager to fuel the Owls' offense
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By: Max Dinenberg
It's been quite the week for Temple basketball. On the heels of the men's program announcing a pair of major signings , women's coach Diane
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By: Max Dinenberg
Temple's tennis program is getting a major upgrade to its facilities ahead of the 2024-25 season, as the school announced plans to create a new 52,000-square-foot tennis complex on Wednesday.
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