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2005 TEMPLE FOOTBALL SEASON PREVIEW

7/22/2005

PHILADELPHIA - Head coach Bobby Wallace, who is tied for 19th among active Division I-A coaches in career wins with 101, enters his eighth season on North Broad Street with 45 returning letterwinners on the roster and a new conference affiliation. On May 17, Temple President David Adamany announced that the University accepted an invitation for its football program to compete in the Mid-American Conference. The Owls will play as an affiliate member in 2005 and 2006, playing four and six league games respectively, before gaining full membership in 2007. Temple also gains immediate access to the conference’s bowl affiliations and television agreements.

“The MAC is a perfect fit for Temple University, both on and off the field of competition,
 
07-27-2005 02:52 PM
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