Calkins: A toast to the greatest day in Memphis football history
Memphis defeated 15th-ranked SMU at the Liberty Bowl Saturday night to put the finishing touches on a day that will be remembered for a very long time.
Topic: University of Memphis football
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November 2019
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Brady White, Memphis bring excitement in 54-48 win over No. 15 SMU
Brady White and the Memphis offense continue their hot streak with a 54-48 win over SMU, putting the Tigers in control of the AAC West.
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Memphis football: Antonio Gibson sets mark in victory over SMU
Antonio Gibson came up big in every single way for the Tigers Saturday night against SMU.
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TIGERS WIN!
Brady White threw for 350 yards and three touchdowns, Antonio Gibson had a school-record 386 all-purpose yards with three scores and No. 24 Memphis held off No. 15 SMU 54-48 Saturday night to cap the biggest day yet in Tigers' football history.
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October 2019
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Braxton Vincent makes lasting impact on wide receiver Damonte Coxie
Damonte Coxie's simple gesture meant more than he knew for 2-year-old Braxton Vincent.
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Calkins: Upon further review, Memphis blasts Tulane
Memphis could have come out flat after getting robbed by the officials a week ago. Instead, the team came out and flattened Tulane.
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Memphis offense shines in 47-17 victory over Tulane
The Memphis Tigers offense showed what they can do when they "own the football" in their 47-17 win over the Tulane Green Wave.
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Memphis football: What can't Kenneth Gainwell do?
Kenneth Gainwell solidified himself in Memphis history Saturday night.
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Tigers Podcast: Memphis Tigers’ busy weekend in Philly
Tigers beat reporters Drew Hill and Jonah Jordan discuss the overturned catch in the Memphis versus Temple game and AAC basketball media day.
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After loss to Temple, Memphis Tigers football must keep moving forward
The loss to Temple not only showed the problems that occur with a rash of turnovers, but also marked Memphis' first loss and probably its spot in the national rankings.
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Tigers stave off comeback attempt by Warhawks
Coach Mike Norvell's Tigers were able to keep Louisiana-Monroe at bay to win 52-33, despite their defense faltering much of the game.
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September 2019
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Tigers Podcast: Previewing South Alabama and basketball recruiting
Memphis Tigers beat reporters Jonah Jordan and Drew Hill preview the Tigers away game against South Alabama and dissect upcoming basketball recruiting.
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Tigers dominate Southern University to remain undefeated
Brady White had an efficient day passing, Kenneth Gainwell filled in sufficiently at running back grinding out 85 yards and scoring three times as Memphis defeated Southern 55-24 on Saturday.
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Tigers Podcast: Looking back at Ole Miss and Memphis Madness
Memphis Tigers beat reporters Jonah Jordan and Drew Hill take a look back at the Tigers win over Ole Miss and look forward to Memphis Madness.
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August 2019
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Memphis Tigers Podcast: Former Tiger Gabe Kuhn talks Memphis football
Memphis football beat writer Jonah Jordan spoke with former Tiger Gabe Kuhn about the upcoming season, offensive line, quarterbacks and more.
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Kenneth Gainwell feels like he’s ‘next up’
Kenneth Gainwell is ready to seize his opportunity at the University of Memphis.
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February 2019
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Tigers podcast: Football staff changes and road basketball struggles
Memphis Tigers beat reporter Jonah Jordan is joined by 92.9 ESPN’s Jeffrey Wright to talk about the latest developments on head coach Mike Norvell’s staff, and the future of the Tigers football program and more.
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January 2019
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Tigers special teams coordinator Lorig also leaves for Texas Tech
University of Memphis Tigers special teams coordinator Joe Lorig is joining Paul Randolph at Texas Tech.
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December 2018
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Adam Fuller named Memphis' defensive coordinator
Marshall University defensive coordinator Adam Fuller was officially named University of Memphis defensive coordinator, according to a university release Saturday. -
Memphis looks to end its losing streak in the program's record fifth-consecutive bowl game
The University of Memphis (8-5, 5-4 American Athletic Conference) appears in a program-record fifth-straight bowl game when they take on Wake Forest (6-6, 3-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) in the Birmingham Bowl at 11 a.m. on ESPN. -
Tigers Podcast: National Signing Day and the Birmingham Bowl
Daily Memphian Tigers beat reporter Jonah Jordan is joined by GoTigers247’s Christian Fowler to talk about the 15 prospects U of M signed and the Tigers’ chances of a win at the Birmingham Bowl. -
Memphis addresses needs during early signing period
Memphis signed 15 prospects to their class of 2019 Wednesday, addressing important needs in the process -- including four defensive lineman and three defensive backs signed.
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November 2018
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Memphis trying to clean up turnovers against UCF
Memphis offensive coordinator Kenny Dillingham had a simple message for his quarterbacks when he opened practice Tuesday.
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October 2018
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Five quick questions with Tigers offensive line coach Ryan Silverfield
Ryan Silverfield holds several titles at this stage of his career, but none more important than offensive line coach. The Tigers struggled in the trenches in the loss to the Tulane Green Wave a week ago – allowing seven sacks and struggling to run the ball for the first time all season. Silverfield addressed that in this week’s five quick questions.
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September 2018
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Calkins: No need to second-guess Memphis football win
Brady White handed the ball to Darrell Henderson who then flipped the ball to Tony Pollard who headed back around left end and into the end zone.
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