Eight area teams ranked in TSWA high school football poll
Houston High remains second-ranked in Class 6A TSWA state football rankings.
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Houston High remains second-ranked in Class 6A TSWA state football rankings.
Also happening this week: The Shelby County assessor’s office explains the upcoming reappraisal process.
Memphis 901 is unbeaten in their last 11 home matches after Saturday’s 3-0 win over North Carolina FC on Cancer Kickers night at AutoZone Park.
Memphis made $1 million for moving its home game with Missouri in 2023 to St. Louis.
Just in time for the Memphis Tigers 11 a.m. CT kickoff in Tallahassee, Florida; DirecTV and ESPN reached an agreement so DirecTV customers will be able to watch Saturday’s Memphis vs. Florida State game.
The loss was the first in the regular season in over a year for the Tigers. Memphis’ last loss in the regular season was on Aug. 27, 2023, at Alabama.
Houston High and Southwind High are still ranked 2nd in Class 6A and 5A.
Also happening this week: Michael Whaley becomes chair of the Shelby County Commission.
Memphis (5-0) extends their nation-high home winning streak to 15 games. The Tigers have yet to trail in any of their matches.
Driving the Arby’s/Parts Plus dragster, Millican beat four-time world champion Steve Torrence in the final round.
Seven Memphis-area teams ranked in state high school football rankings.
The 6th-ranked Tigers (4-0) are one of seven Division-I teams with a flawless record in the 2024 season, winning by multiple goals in three of their four games.
Also happening this week: Craig Brewer’s new television show premieres on Peacock, and Victorian Village leaders want your ideas.
First-time head coach Jeff Lebby arrived in Starkville promising a show at Mississippi State. The Bulldogs performed for game one of his tenure Saturday, as MSU ran away with a win over Eastern Kentucky.Related content:
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Memphis will return to AutoZone Park for Hometown Heroes Night on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Tennessee Sports Writers Association announced football rankings on Monday.
Memphis women improve to 3-0 with its second win over an SEC foe. The Tigers defeated Missouri last Sunday.
Also happening this week: Shelby County and Collierville leaders discuss pay raises, MATA’s board talks job and bus cuts and locals celebrate Memphis on 901 Day.
Whitehaven and Mitchell win in Whitehaven Classic and Melrose knocks off East in the Soul Bowl at Halle Stadium.
University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, Rogers & Brackin PLLC and Intunity Homes announce promotions and additions.
The Tigers are back in action Sunday at 6 p.m. vs. Evansville.
“Pet vaccination protects humans as well as our animals,” said Dr. Michelle Taylor, head of the Shelby County Health Department.
Goals by Ai Kitagawa and Maddie Eskin help Memphis win the battle of the Tigers.
Also happening this week: The U of M hosts groundbreaking for stadium upgrades, and The Daily Memphian launches a new foodie event.