2011 Temple Football Signing Class

PHILADELPHIA -- The Temple University Football Program, under the leadership of first-year head coach Steve Addazio, signed 20 student-athletes to National Letters of Intent on Wednesday.

Geographically, the states best represented in the Owl class are Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with seven student-athletes listing their hometowns in the Keystone state and six hailing from the Garden State. Five signees hail from Southeastern Pennsylvania, including four from the Philadelphia metro area.

Additionally, two signees hail from Florida, while Delaware, Connecticut, Maryland, New York, and Virginia have one signee each. In a grouping, 14 signees are from the tri-state area.

Two of Temple's signees are already enrolled as mid-year students. Eleven of the 18 high school signees attended the Temple Football Camp (61 %).

The Owls begin spring practice on Wednesday, March 23 in preparation for their fifth season of Mid-American Conference play in 2011. The squad's annual Cherry & White spring game is slated for Saturday, April 16. Temple (8-5, 5-3 MAC in 2010) returns 43 letterwinners, including 13 starters, for the 2011 season.




2011 Temple Football National Letter of Intent Signees
Robbie Anderson - WR - Fr. - 6-3, 180 - Davie, Fla. - South Plantation
Nainy Bah - WR - Fr. - 6-2, 184 - Clinton, Conn. - Morgan School
Antonio Belt - WR - Fr. - 6-0, 170 - Forestville, Md. - Forestville / Fork Union MA
Brandon Chudnoff - LB - Fr. - 6-2, 228 - Philadelphia, Pa. - George Washington
Daquan Cooper - WR - Fr. - 5-10, 161 - Philadelphia, Pa. - George Washington
Malcolm Eugene - WR - Jr. - 6-4, 205 - Huntington, N.Y. - John Glenn / ASA Col.
Jalen Fitzpatrick - QB - Fr. - 5-11, 180 - Harrisburg, Pa. - Harrisburg
Clinton Granger - QB - So. - 6-3, 235 - Philadelphia, Pa. - GW / Pierce College
Kenneth Harper - SS - Fr. - 6-0 - 215 - Gainesville, Fla. - Buchholz
Tyron Harris - WR - Jr. - 6-3, 195 - Lindenwold, N.J. - Lindenwold / Pierce
Chris Hutton - DB - Fr. - 5-10, 185 - Sicklerville, N.J. - Paul VI
Cory Johnson - DT - Fr. - 6-3, 285 - Chambersburg, Pa. - Chambersburg Area
Eric Lofton - OL - Fr. - 6-5, 280 - Lumberton, N.J. - Rancocas Valley
Praise Martin-Oguike - LB - Fr. - 6-1, 220 - Sewaren, N.J. - Woodbridge
Jacob Quinn - OL - Fr. - 6-5, 245 - Wilmington, Del. - St. Mark's
Spencer Reid - RB - Fr. - 5-10, 205 - Villanova, Pa. - Harriton
Raysean Richardson - LB - Fr. - 6-1, 210 - Chesapeake, Va. - Oscar Smith
Nate Smith - LB - Fr. - 6-0, 220 - Highland Park, N.J. - Highland Park / FUMA
Hershey Walton - OL - Fr. - 6-4, 320 - Reading, Pa. - Reading / Fork Union MA
Khadeem Wilson - DE - Fr. - 6-3, 240 - Jersey City, N.J. - St. Anthony's

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[wphilly67]

if you guys are so happy he isnt coaching for florida or wherever he came then why the fuck on you on a temple football video. just hop the fuck off. just pathetic. @ andrewfuckface and his fuck buddy

[jvwowls86]

Sorry to burst your bubble....Addazio will not be calling the plays at Temple

[andrew7603]

@IdiotsForObamaCom I couldn't agree more. Living here in Gainesville I got an up close view of just how inept he was as an OC. Failure to adapt, failure to create, failure to coach. We have/had so much talent last yr yet we only seemed to be a 4 guy team. All I have to say to temple fans is they better hope he has a great OC and he keeps his nose out of it, otherwise, the owls better get used to the dive, screen, incomplete, punt offense.

[IdiotsForObamaCom]

If Addazio couldn't get it in the end zone all season with 11 4 star players on offense, he sure as hell isn't going to do it at Temple with 1 stars. He's horrible.