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The Week in Review

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For a football team, a weekend without a game is a luxury, a time to heal and prep, even if it’s only the second week of the season.

For the Memphis Tigers, it was a time of anxiety (people in the program testing positive for the coronavirus) … innuendo (something about a “party bus”) … unpleasantness (coach Ryan Silverfield’s Monday fury) … and disappointment (the postponement of Friday’s Houston-Memphis game).

But there was some good news — for former Tigers players, at least. The NFL is back, and Antonio Gibson, a rookie with the Washington Football Team, debuted with nine carries for 36 yards and two receptions for 8 yards. Anthony Miller, in his third season with the Chicago Bears, had four catches for 76 yards and a touchdown.

Basketball coach Mike Miller is ready to establish his footprint at Houston High School, and the Memphis Grizzlies hired two new assistant coaches, including a woman who is a lawyer and coached at MIT. — Daily Memphian sports editor Elaine Sung

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The Tigers coach discusses what happened; football program activities remain on hold.

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Tim Mulqueen, the team’s first coach, compiled an 11-11-24 record. Assistant coach Ben Pirmann will serve as interim head coach for the time being.

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There was a lot of less-than-good news, but there also was the No. 15 ranking in the national coaches poll.

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In a blistering statement to the media Monday, the Memphis Tigers coach denied that his players were on such a bus. His anger was understandable. His response was worrisome. 

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Miller’s decision to leave Penny’s side has invited all kinds of comparisons.

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Raman is the winningest coach in MIT women’s basketball history. 

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The AAC said a makeup date will be determined later.

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Also: John Daly's challenge, and Memphis' 'social events'

Is it possible that the COVID-19 pandemic taught the American sports fan how to live without being glued to the TV? And find out how former Memphis pitcher Jonathan Bowlan is doing.

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Rajakovic has been an assistant with the Phoenix Suns and Oklahoma City Thunder. 

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Several former U of M football stars shine in NFL, including Antonio Gibson, who could be the primary option out of the backfield for the Washington Football Team.

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