In the long run, the most significant takeaway from Temple’s runaway victory over Copperas Cove last Friday probably won’t have anything to do with the impressive season-highs of 55 points and 511 yards, or the stingy, season-low 188 yards allowed. Instead, the Wildcats could gain the most from the one quarter out of four that
Temple and Bryan are scheduled to march up this week in District 12-6A play. However, there have been some adjustments to the schedule. Please note the schedule of games for this week. Varsity takes on Bryan on Friday night at Wildcat Stadium beginning at 7:30 pm. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at 6:00 am online
The Temple Athletic Department is pleased to announce we have partnered with the National Federation High School Network to live stream athletic events held at Wildcat Stadium and Wildcat Gym. Although, we would enjoy seeing you support our teams in person, www.nfhsnetwork.com has set up cameras to catch the games played at these two venues if
Ticket information for this week’s game versus Bryan is listed below. We look forward to seeing you Friday night. Tickets go on sale at 6 AM on Monday for participants. 6 AM on Tuesday for Season Ticket Holders. 8 AM on Wednesday for General Public. 8 am on Thursday for High School Student Section. Tickets can
COPPERAS COVE – Temple scored the first 24 points in its District 12-6A opener Friday night against Copperas Cove, getting two touchdown runs and three 2-point conversion runs from Samari Howard and a TD pass from Humberto Arizmendi to AJ McDuffy in the opening 9 minutes. The Wildcats also scored the game’s final 24 points,
COPPERAS COVE — All’s well that ends well, indeed. The Wildcats had 24 points 10 minutes into Friday night’s clash against Copperas Cove, sputtered some during the next 10 then shut out the host after halftime for a rather convincing 55-21 victory at Bulldawg Stadium, bouncing back from their first defeat by starting District 12-6A
Samari Howard’s almost-effortless hurdle of an Arlington Martin defender during the course of a 13-yard pickup might’ve been the second-most appealing part of the junior’s standout performance last week that included a season-high 174 yards rushing, his fourth touchdown of the year and a 2-point pass, to boot. In the running for No. 1 was
COPPERAS COVE – Sure, the Temple Wildcats would rather be 3-0 instead of 2-1 going into their District 12-6A opener against Copperas Cove (1-2) at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Bulldawg Stadium. But in the so-called big picture, the only thing that last Friday’s mistake-plagued 43-25 home loss to Arlington Martin definitely will prevent Temple from
Aaron Wagaman was a productive and valued member of Temple’s football team as a freshman, sophomore and junior as he kicked 20 field goals and 174 extra points for three playoff squads. However, kicking the pigskin through the uprights on PATs and short- to mid-range field goals was all that Wagaman was asked to do.
There’s a difference between employing a short memory to avoid dwelling on past circumstances and learning from those missteps made along the way. After spotting Arlington Martin three touchdowns via special teams last Friday in a 43-25 non-district loss, Temple is subscribing to both methods this week in preparation for its District 12-6A opener at
