Here’s how former Memphis Tigers performed in NBA Summer League
A few of the nine total former Memphis Tigers playing in NBA Summer League shined over the past several weeks of competition.
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July 2024
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Herrington: What summer play said about Zach Edey, GG Jackson and other Grizzlies
Observations on the seven roster players who suited up for the Grizzlies this summer.
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Martin: Will Memphis make the NCAA Tournament next season? The experts are conflicted
Does Penny Hardaway have a team capable of returning to the NCAA Tournament and getting the program back on track? We asked five of the most reputable national college basketball analysts for their opinions on the matter.
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Commissioner says there has ‘never been a better time’ to invest in AAC
AAC Commissioner Tim Pernetti offered his ideas on an additional playoff, conference realignment and controlling rights for the annual Army vs. Navy game.
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AAC players focused on conference title before playoffs
The American Athletic Conference has been heavily involved in College Football Playoff talks this offseason. The players representing the league's top teams, however, aren’t talking postseason this early.
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Calkins: They’re knocking down the Liberty Bowl — and hoping it’s not too late.
“They started knocking down Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Monday. The goal isn’t to have a nicer place to watch games. The goal is an invitation to a power conference. But is it too little, too late?”
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The Early Word: xAI powers up, and parts of Liberty Stadium come down
County Commission votes in a new leader, Front Street Deli reopens again and the Grizzlies can’t take the Heat.
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Beloved Memphis restaurants look to pasta, cheesesteaks and combined concepts
Changes are afoot at Front Street Deli, Zinnie’s, Ben-Yay’s, Sugar Grits and what used to be Salt | Soy.
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Germantown principal to take new position
The original principal of Forest Hill Elementary is, in some ways, following in his father’s footsteps.
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Judge places gag order on DeSoto DA
A Circuit Court judge has issued a gag order to prevent DeSoto County’s Matthew Barton from speaking publicly about an inmate who escaped from custody and remains at large.
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Germantown sets rules on temporary parking spaces, signage
Beyond the pandemic, city leaders realized the need to regulate short-term parking spaces and associated signs.
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What to Order: Kinfolk’s BLT
Here’s the blueprint for making a truly sublime BLT as well as some other menu recommendations.
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Prep football 2024: Character-shaping loss has Bartlett High primed for a big season
All-star running back Geron Johnson and plenty of other talented returnees have Coach Chris Smith excited heading into year two.
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Mud Island amphitheater’s foundation unstable
For Memphis River Parks Partnership, one question is: Can the amphitheater be repaired? The second is: Should it be?
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Inside the Tennessee Democratic delegation’s decision to back VP Harris
The Tennessee delegation’s Sunday online meeting wasn’t a quick vote to back Vice President Kamala Harris, but many of the delegates had endorsed her as President Joe Biden’s successor before the virtual vote.
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The Early Word: Mud Island deep dive, and goodbye to Biden
The Memphis mayor has hired help for the MPD, Millington officials have a softball-related spat and the Grizzlies could win a (summer league) championship.
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New plans for Mud Island echo its compelling past
The museum is slated to become an immersive experience built around the riverboat models that were its centerpiece. It began with some high-tech touches when it opened, and Sidney Shlenker had plans beyond those touches.
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The Early Word: Rawgirls is closing, but Brooklyn Bridge is here to stay
Crosstown Mound plans are moving along, Feagins’ cabinet is almost full and a new coffee shop is rolling into Memphis.
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‘Apologize, resign or be fired': Millington alderman calls out chamber director
Alderman Don Lowry is asking the Millington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors to take action against Chamber Executive Director Terry Roland because of a dispute with USA Stadium Directing Manager Kevin Kennedy.
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Attorney in West Memphis Three case reeling from nightmares
Dan Stidham, who’s now a judge, represented Jessie Misskelley, one of three suspects convicted in the May 1993 killings of three 8-year-old boys in West Memphis.
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Hot topics await new AAC commissioner at football Media Days
Playoff access, conference realignment and revenue share are among the topics that could be addressed at Media Days by new AAC commissioner Tim Pernetti.
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‘Relentless advocate for Memphis neighborhoods’ retires from City Hall
Property by property, curb by curb and street by street, Steve Shular worked to make Memphis a little cleaner and a little safer. After nearly four decades, he retired from the City of Memphis July 19.
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Germantown considers regulating signs for temporary parking
Germantown’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen have long discussed rules for temporary-parking spaces and signage, but on Monday, the Memphis suburb’s leaders are scheduled to consider official guidelines.
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Former Briarcrest stars host free football camp
About 280 kids showed up to the event hosted by former Briarcrest teammates Omari Thomas, Jabari Small, Rodney Newsom Jr. and Reggie Neely.
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Juvenile Court against taking over youth detention center
Juvenile Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon said he’s opposed to taking over management of the youth-detention facility from the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office because the court does not have the budget to do so.
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