Tigers’ Brady White wins William V. Campbell Trophy
The Memphis quarterback adds the “academic Heisman” to his already loaded résumé.
Topic: Memphis Tigers Football
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January 2021
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Tigers Football Insider: A look at special teams in 2021
Special teams will have a new coordinator next season, but who will he have to work with?
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Who’s in, who’s out? A quick look at U of M football seniors’ status
Four Tigers have announced they will return, but the team awaits the decisions of three key players.
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December 2020
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Tigers Football Insider: Defensive lineman hits transfer portal
Nigel Brannon logged two tackles in the Tigers’ blowout win over Stephen F. Austin, but playing time has been difficult to come by on a strong defensive line.
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Senior decisions will shape Tigers’ 2021 football season
If the Tigers can get a few seniors to return, the sky is the limit thanks to a strong incoming class and transfers from Power Five programs.
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Report: Tigers assistant coach to join South Carolina
Special teams coach Pete Lembo constructed one of the best units in the nation.
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High-profile Arizona QB transferring to Memphis
Ryan Silverfield lands Grant Gunnell, who was the No. 10 pro-style quarterback in the 2019 class.
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Final top performers list: Brady White, Thomas Pickens lead the way
The Montgomery Bowl win was an example of how all three phases of the game clicked, and what can be expected next season.
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Memphis emphatically snaps bowl losing streak with 25-10 win over FAU
The transformation of the Tigers’ defense foiled FAU’s attempt to rally in the Montgomery Bowl. Related story: Brady White goes out in style as he turns focus on going pro
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Montgomery Bowl box score: Memphis 25, FAU 10
Montgomery Bowl, Dec. 23, 2020: Memphis 25, FAU 10
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Brady White goes out in style as he turns focus on going pro
The school’s all-time leader in passing yards made sure to accomplish one last historic feat in his final game with the Tigers. Related story: Memphis emphatically snaps bowl losing streak with 25-10 win over FAU
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Football box score: Memphis 30, Houston 27
Dec. 12, 2020: Memphis (7-3, 5-3 AAC); Houston (3-4, 3-3)
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What they’re saying on Twitter: Memphis comes out on top in Montgomery Bowl
The Tigers’ mission: Break their five-game losing streak in bowl games.
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Memphis vs. Florida Atlantic: Three things to watch in Montgomery Bowl
Winning the battles against the FAU secondary will be key in breaking the bowl game losing streak.
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Memphis football lands two high-profile transfers from Michigan State
Devontae Dobbs and Julian Barnett were both four-star prospects in the class of 2019.
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FAU defense is the Tigers’ biggest hurdle to snapping their bowl drought
Memphis will need to somehow achieve a balanced offensive attack.
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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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Why Memphis decided not to opt out of the Montgomery Bowl
This will be the Tigers’ seventh straight bowl appearance, but they also have lost five in a row.
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Silverfield’s recruiting emphasis on local, Texas and Louisiana talent pays off
Seven or eight players likely will enroll early to take advantage of workouts and learning Memphis’ playbook.
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Football early signing day running blog: Memphis adds 15 in early signing period
High school football commits around the country are signing their national letters of intent today. Follow along as Memphis gathers its next class.
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Tigers Football Insider: Assessing Memphis’ transfer pickups
The Early Signing Period starts Wednesday, but it’s not just high school and junior college prospects Tigers fans should get to know.
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Scouting Report: A quick look at Tigers’ bowl opponent Florida Atlantic
Florida Atlantic is led by former USF coach Willie Taggart and has a strong defense. But the Owls don’t have a 1,000-yard passer or a rusher with more than 500 yards, despite playing eight games.
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Five Memphis football players earn All-AAC honors, but key name missing
Memphis Tigers football players Calvin Austin III and O’Bryan Goodson made first-team All-AAC while record breaker Brady White was snubbed altogether.
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Record-setting Brady White, Calvin Austin III lead top performers
The linebacking corps and Morris Joseph also made their impact in the Tigers’ 30-27 triumph against Houston.
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Short-handed Memphis survives Houston rally, 30-27
The Tigers closed the regular season with a dramatic finish on Riley Patterson’s 47-yard field goal as time expired.
Related article: Memphis finds a building block for the future in Jaylon Allen
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