Cal Jennings, the 23-year-old rookie from Central Florida continues his impressive late-season play as Memphis picks up its third victory of the season over host Charlotte.

Decision comes after one positive COVID-19 test within the organization.

Cal Jennings’ fourth goal of the year the lone bright spot in first game under interim coach Ben Pirmann.

Tim Mulqueen, the team’s first coach, compiled an 11-11-24 record. Assistant coach Ben Pirmann will serve as interim head coach for the time being.

Cal Jennings scores twice in the first half but North Carolina wins it late.

Substitute Matt Hundley scores twice, including game-winner late in stoppage time.

The 25-year-old will provide depth in center defense for the final push.

Memphis 901 FC's Tim Howard gets a second gig, and two towering figures who died this week: John Thompson Jr. and Tom Seaver.

Composed performances against Group G leader Birmingham will build confidence heading into three-game road stretch.

He will continue as sporting director of Memphis 901 FC.

Team forgoes league game in response to Jacob Blake shooting, choosing to visit National Civil Rights Museum.

Memphis 901 FC is planning a Saturday march to the National Civil Rights Museum, which they will tour, instead of playing a scheduled game.

Memphis players are discussing the possibility of not playing after racial unrest continues to roil the sports world.

Rafael Mentzingen, Keanu Marsh-Brown score in the first half but Birmingham rescues a draw very late.

Response in training pleases coach Tim Mulqueen following frustrating loss in Charlotte last week.

Second-half collapse keeps Memphis rooted at the bottom of Group G.

Defending will be key and finishing will be at a premium as Memphis visits Charlotte on Saturday.

Memphis wins the statistical battle but can't find the net in a frustrating Group G defeat.

Memphis is looking for a second consecutive victory as North Carolina comes to town for a 4 p.m. Saturday game.

Mulqueen lauds team's determination to see out first victory of 2020.

Keanu Marsh-Brown and Rafael Mentzingen are the keys to an improving attack.

Memphis 901 FC played a game in front of fans at AutoZone Park Saturday night. In the process, the franchise showed others — including the University of Memphis — how it can be done.

Memphis 901 FC faded in the final minutes as Charlotte snatched a draw.

Late goal provides morale boost heading into AutoZone Park return.

Plan should allow approximately 1,000 fans for July 25 game against Charlotte.