FAU yet another team that utilizes two QBs; here’s what Memphis faces
Statistically, the Tigers’ opponent in the Montgomery Bowl has a weaker offense, but that doesn’t mean the planning is easier.
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Statistically, the Tigers’ opponent in the Montgomery Bowl has a weaker offense, but that doesn’t mean the planning is easier.
This will be the Tigers’ seventh straight bowl appearance, but they also have lost five in a row.
Seven or eight players likely will enroll early to take advantage of workouts and learning Memphis’ playbook.
Memphis will be facing another mobile quarterback in Houston’s Clayton Tune.
The Tigers are “peeling back that onion” and seeing what existing layer can be used against Houston. Related Story: Memphis-Houston kickoff time moved to afternoon
Four-star Louisiana linebacker Andrew Jones recommits to Memphis. Is another commitment on the way?
The Tigers don’t know what to expect vs. Houston, but they know they must improve their blocking.
The latest round has the Tigers potentially facing an SEC team. Currently sitting at 6-3 overall, here are the bowls where the experts think the Tigers could end up.
Memphis lost to Tulane Saturday, ending any hope of reaching a fourth straight championship game. Maybe that means the season was unsuccessful. Or maybe, in the time of COVID, we should reevaluate what we mean by success.
The Tigers won’t be competing for an AAC title, but there’s still the possibility of finishing on a high note. Related: Memphis loses to Tulane —and its shot at AAC title game
The Tigers’ run game was quashed again, and Tulane’s freshman quarterback rose to the occasion. Related: Box score: Tulane 35, Memphis 21 Does this season measure up to the Tigers new high standard?
The Tigers' previous trip to New Orleans, in 2018, did not go well.
Leading rusher Dreke Clark is considered day-to-day after suffering an injury against Stephen F. Austin.
With just four touchdowns allowed in the past three games, the Tigers’ defense is ramping up. Related article: Championship hopes alive after ugly win over Navy
University of Memphis’ defense bails out the offense, which had another difficult day on all fronts. Related article: Right on time: Memphis defense turns a corner with shutdown of Navy
The Memphis Tigers defeated Navy — and clinched a seventh straight winning season — with rip-snorting defense.
His dad taught the playbook, his mom the schoolbook, as the Memphis defensive back has taken it to a new level.
The Tigers’ offense knows it has to take advantage of every down against the Midshipmen’s ability to eat the clock.
The Tigers’ defensive staff has been working on strategies for months to deal with an offense used by few schools.
Memphis might not have two key playmakers because of injuries.
It was another typical, uneasy first half for the Tigers, but Austin helped them break down the wall. What they're saying on Twitter: Memphis finally gets a big win
Related articles: Marquavius Weaver adds much-needed jolt to Memphis ground game
The Tigers’ rushing production has been anemic, but the emergence of Weaver, Kylan Watkins and Asa Martin could prove a turning point.
The Tigers are looking forward to the return of their star cornerback and getting their ground game working again.
Memphis has not had a game this season without a turnover.
The Tigers are a 30-point favorite in Saturday’s game, but don’t forget about the unnecessarily difficult win against South Florida.