It was another week devoid of a Memphis football game (sigh), but there is plenty to evaluate as the Tigers confront a 13-game losing streak against UCF on Saturday.

We caught up with how a few former Tigers players are doing in the NFL, and how some Shelby County Schools players are getting time on the field despite their fall season basically shut down.

The NCAA says basketball games can’t start until late November, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start dreaming about matchups. The American Athletic Conference released a few details about how it plans to work the schedule this season.

And if you want to see how one of our reporters fared in a sports science evaluation – the same kind that Memphis Tigers athletes go through – we have the story for you. — Sports editor Elaine Sung

After 13 straight losses to UCF, it’s time for the Memphis Tigers to end that streak. 

Memphis will be facing a team that is second in the country in yards per game, thanks in large part to the Knights’ team speed.

New team provides a home – and an opportunity – for players who were denied the opportunity to get on the field this year.

2020 has been a banner year for former Tigers in the NFL; which alums are standing out?

Scientists at the Human Performance Center help Memphis basketball players be their best. Daily Memphian reporter Danielle Lerner got put through the wringer.

The AAC will add two games to its traditional 18-game schedule this season.

Maximize your time clock. Allow everyone a memory to hold on to.

Ethan Pettigrew and Tyler Collier combine for two touchdown passes as Collierville holds off Houston.

The Memphis Grizzlies’ star was receives Medallion Award from national secretaries of state association.

St. Agnes’ Anna Heck turns in the best round of the day to lead Division 2-AA girls.

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