The Bearcats crushed Memphis, 49-10, which shouldn’t have been all that surprising. For reasons largely beyond their control, these Tigers just aren’t that good.

The Tigers’ secondary has made average QBs look excellent. What is the solution? Related article: Cincinnati defense locks down Memphis in 49-10 loss

The Tigers were completely outclassed in a humbling defeat to the No. 7 Bearcats. Related article: Help wanted: Is there any fix for the Memphis secondary?

The Bearcats want a shot at the College Football Playoff. One tweeter beseeches: “please players do not go out and party!!”

Each of the four companies brings a different twist to Sunday’s Day 1 of legal online betting in the state. State of Tennessee’s bet on mobile sports gaming about to go live

Senior Robert Giaimo runs for 247 yards and three scores for Panthers.

After staying out of the casino business, Tennessee approved mobile sports wagering and the betting is scheduled to go live Sunday, Nov. 1. 

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They have a shot at beating a Top 10 opponent for the first time in 24 years, but only if they achieve some vital tasks. 

Memphis’ postseason classic is the seventh-oldest bowl game in the nation.

The Memphis redshirt junior is the nation’s fifth-highest graded offensive tackle.

The Gryphons, loaded with goals and smarts, are making their 14th consecutive state tournament appearance.

The Arkansas running back is the 22nd commitment for the class of 2021

Arlington High unveils a new $4 million indoor athletic practice facility, providing several of its sports an advantage on the competition.

The Tigers’ defense remembers from last season’s AAC title game just how dynamic the quarterback can be. 

Lynx junior averaging 113.3 rushing yards per game and has scored 11 times.

In total, 76 members of the Memphis football team are registered to vote, and many already have filed ballots.

D.J. Jeffries and Landers Nolley II were named to the all-conference second team.

Memphis won’t have to worry about roster turnover, but there are other elements at play.

When the offer from Stetson didn’t work out, the former MUS standout embraced a New England opportunity.

The weekly show is called “Beale Street Bullies” and will feature Anderson interviewing current and former Memphis players and coaches.

CBHS junior sets school rushing record in loss.