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season, Wyatt stands eighth on Temple’s all-time list for points in a season. His fearless offense was a big part of helping Coach Dunphy and the Owls complete their sixth straight 20-win campaign. Wyatt is now playing professional ball in China. Scootie Randall also exits the Owl roster. The 6’6” forward, now playing professionally in Japan, started 33 games, averaging 11.3 points (2nd on the team) and 6.3 rebounds per contest.
NEW ADDITIONS: Climbing aboard for the new season are freshmen Josh Brown and Mark Williams, both expected to make an immediate impact. Brown, a 6’3” guard, earned New Jersey First Team All-State honors from The Star Ledger in his senior year. Leading his team to their fourth consecutive sectional title, Brown contributed in every aspect of the game. He averaged 15 points, six rebounds, four assists, three steals, and two blocks per game. A hard-nosed defender in addition to his offense, Brown is a player who can help Temple on a number of fronts. Williams’ 6’8,” 240 pound frame is also expected to be a boon to the Owls’ defensive efforts as well. His senior year in Cleveland, Ohio, he earned Second Team All-Met honors averaging a teamhigh 16 points and 11 rebounds. Williams led his high school team in three-point shooting, averaging 40 percent from beyond the arc, on a squad that finished 19-5. The good news is he
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