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Here's what athletic director Laird Veatch said of the season opener at the Liberty Bowl and what might get tweaked.
Memphis athletic director updates board of trustees with information on COVID-19 protocols and budget.
Laird Veatch warily eyes the status of the football season; Mike Norvell's best player makes his position clear; and an innocently made but still offensive gesture at a baseball game lands a coach in trouble.
The campaign with season ticket holders is #KeepMemphisRoaring. The hope is that they will.
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If college football is to start its season and continue its season, all involved parties will have to be adaptable, smart and willing to follow protocols, says Memphis Athletic Director Laird Veatch. And even then? No guarantees.
Laird Veatch, Tigers athletic director, announced this week that crowds at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium will be limited to 50% capacity this season. The move means single-game ticket sales are unlikely and could lead to a significant financial hit for the University of Memphis.
No Memphis players tested positive for coronavirus during phase zero of the Tigers’ reopening plan.
Memphis Athletic Director Laird Veatch addresses racial injustice by listening to student-athletes.
Laird Veatch said Thursday that he looks forward to listening to Lance Thomas' thoughts about racial injustice in America.
University of Memphis athletes will begin coming back to campus on June 6 as another step is taken to a return of college sports in some fashion.
Laird Veatch and the Memphis Athletic Department are working to adjust to new realities brought about by the coronavirus.
Memphis Athletic Director Laird Veatch remains optimistic despite the expected losses in revenue.
Coronavirus could pose further delays in the NCAA investigation of the Memphis basketball program.
The state reports the total number of confirmed cases in Tennessee is 73, and a third Shelby County case has also been reported. That individual is isolated at home and did not contract it in Shelby County.
Memphis Athletic Director Laird Veatch outlines how the UofM is handling the coronavirus outbreak.
U of M Athletic Director Laird Veatch outlined the steps the university is taking for athletes as all adjust to life under the coronavirus pandemic
With his roots in the city, Penny Hardaway is a spokesperson unlike any other in Memphis.
Ryan Silverfield wasn't the favorite but he went out and won his "dream job."
Ryan Silverfield fits what the Memphis Tigers were looking for in their search for a new head football coach.
Ryan Silverfield wasn't handed the Memphis job. He earned it with this work this week — and over the last four years.
U of M expected to name Ryan Silverfield as head coach on Friday, replacing Mike Norvell, who left for Florida State.
Mike Norvell will not coach in the 2019 Cotton Bowl Classic after accepting the head coaching position at Florida State.
Current and former players, fans and recruits have made it clear - they want Ryan Silverfield to take over the Memphis football program.
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