The Tigers looked out of sorts in their second straight loss, leaving the Crossover Classic 1-2.

The Tigers’ opponent, Southern Illinois, announced Friday it is entering a coronavirus-related pause. 

The Tigers need to win to stay alive in the race for a berth in the AAC title game.

The home game replaces the Dec. 5 matchup at Ole Miss.

The Grizzlies will play Minnesota and Atlanta twice. The regular-season schedule will not come out until mid-December.

The Memphis Tigers lost to a less talented team Thursday. Let’s hope there is a valuable lesson in that.

When Western Kentucky adjusted to the aggressive play of Memphis, the Tigers did not respond in kind.

His dad taught the playbook, his mom the schoolbook, as the Memphis defensive back has taken it to a new level. 

The Panthers are riding a wave of confidence, but the visitors are led by a couple of SEC-bound playmakers.

Landers Nolley II scored 25 points, but the Tigers’ inconsistent performance was costly at the Crossover Classic.

Senior quarterback ranks in the top five in two categories.

Tyus Jones would be all right if the Grizzlies cut their uniform choices to three. 

From the return of Grizzlies television voice Pete Pranica to a successful waiver request, Memphis sports fans have plenty to be grateful for.

He caused a mini-drama with a tweet before the Memphis opener. Then he saved the day. 

The Tigers’ offense knows it has to take advantage of every down against the Midshipmen’s ability to eat the clock.

Damion Baugh and Boogie Ellis helped change the tone after Memphis got off to a slow start.

When the No. 30 draft choice put pen to paper on his rookie contract, he was already wearing a custom “Memphis 901” hat. 

Arlington’s Ann-Marie Braese and Landen McNair of Bartlett win cross-country runner of the year awards. Mark Newman, Rachel Randall and David Adair are named coaches of the year.

Boogie Ellis led the way for the Tigers with a career-high 24 points off the bench.

Panthers senior led the way in last week’s Class 6A quarterfinal victory over Collierville.

On Tuesday, Nov. 24, La’Andre Thomas confirmed the rumors of him opting out of the season with a statement on his Twitter page.

The Tigers’ defensive staff has been working on strategies for months to deal with an offense used by few schools.

Lexi Pendleton was named district most valuable player, and her efforts led Houston to a 26-8 record and a third-place finish in the Class AAA state tournament.

Here’s what to expect for the Tigers' season opener Wednesday at the Crossover Classic.

The additional design gives the team five uniforms to feature this season.