The good news is that Thursday was Temple’s first bad practice
Summary
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In his August 27 preseason update, Temple coach K.C. Keeler said neither Jaxon Smolik nor Ajani Sheppard had separated in the quarterback competition and that both could play against Rhode Island; this was not a confirmed two-quarterback plan.
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Keeler attributed the quarterbacks' early camp struggles to strong defensive-line play and tighter coverage, then reported improving quarterback rhythm as Temple's offensive line developed.
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As of August 27, starting right tackle Kevin Terry had resumed limited-contact practice after an apparent scrimmage injury, and Keeler expected him back for Temple's season opener.
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Zach Aamland played well after moving from backup guard to starting tackle during Terry's absence, earning a place in Temple's planned seven-man offensive-line rotation regardless of Terry's return.
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Luke Watson's first-week camp knee injury was not considered season-ending, but his return timetable remained uncertain in the August 27 report.
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