Houston's soccer team continues to roll with victory over ECS.

Despite his battle with cancer, Nick Vergos made the trip to the Bahamas last month -- one more journey to see Tiger basketball

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.

Grizzlies Jonas Valanciunas, Bruno Caboclo and Marko Guduric move on to the second round in the ongoing FIBA World Cup tournament. 

Houston senior running back Lincoln Pare sets his sights on another 2,000-yard season.

Power 15 No. 1 Whitehaven visits North Little Rock in marquee non-league matchup.

With a late push, the Memphis Redbirds stayed in the playoff hunt until the last series of the season. Manager Ben Johnson, a Germantown High School graduate, hopes to be back in 2020.

Rudd said the visibility of athletics has certainly helped with fundraising for the University of Memphis. 

Cordova moves up five spots in this week's Power 15 ranking.

The Memphis Tigers’ “first down horn” over the Liberty Bowl sound system caused confusion during the 15-10 win over Ole Miss on Saturday. 

Memphis running back Patrick Taylor has been ruled out of Saturday's game against Southern University. 

Here is this week's Daily Memphian high school honor roll, recognizing some of the top fall sports performances for the week ending Sept. 2. For corrections, clarifications or to submit an athlete for consideration, please email jvarlas@dailymemphian.com.

James Alexander captures medalist honors as MUS golf wins Tuesday.

John Broussard will miss the first six games of the season after being ruled ineligible by the NCAA. 

Coach Mike Norvell wants to see improvement so the Tigers don't stumble against Southern University or later in the season. 

Four current Grizzlies -- and a few former ones -- are competing this month at the FIBA basketball World Cup in China. 

Coach Mike Norvell wants Memphis to shore up mistakes from week one win over Ole Miss. 

Memphis fans should clear space on their calendar in early October. 

Memphis is 1-0. Ole Miss and Tennessee are 0-1. It's a rare opportunity, Memphis fans. Laugh as hard as you like. 

The Memphis special teams' top-notch performance against Ole Miss was overshadowed by Adam Fuller's stellar defense. 

Just past the 50-yard line and headed to the north end zone, Ole Miss lined up on offense to a loud chant in the fourth quarter that swirled around the Liberty Bowl Saturday afternoon.

Memphis ends the Ole Miss series with an emphatic 15-10 win.

In a surprising twist, the Memphis defense carried the struggling Tigers offense to a win over Ole MIss Saturday afternoon. 

While the offense struggled, the defense gave Ole Miss a chance before falling to Memphis 15-10 Saturday.

Patrick Taylor rushed for 128 yards and a touchdown, while defensive end Bryce Huff recorded a fourth quarter safety to seal a 15-10 victory over Mississippi on Saturday in the season opener for both teams.