Rookie Ja Morant showed off high-upside offense in his NBA preseason debut. 

Between Tigers pro day and Grizzlies vs. Breakers, Memphis is the place to be for NBA scouts this week.

Memphis Tigers move up in Coaches Poll; gain a Top 25 ranking in the AP Poll after a 52-33 win over Louisiana-Monroe Saturday.

Marko Guduric may be a bit of an unknown on the Memphis Grizzlies roster, but with a 3-point shooting touch, he may find a significant role on the roster.

Indy Eleven continues its home dominance with a 3-0 win, leaving Memphis six points out of the 10th spot that would secure them postseason soccer in their first year.

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. 

Tipton-Rosemark senior Mac Fullen runs for 427 yards in win over Jackson Trinity Christian.

 Briarcrest scores with 20 seconds left to edge CBHS and remain undefeated.

Memphis wants two "mature" but inexperienced tight ends to fill the hole left behind by Sean Dykes. 

Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins eager for Sunday's game against Maccabi Haifa to see how his young Grizzlies apply what they’ve learned in practice to game situations.

There were highlights through the curtain-raising Memphis Madness, including rappers, recruits and rim-rattling dunks as the Tigers unveiled the team wanting all the smoke.

No changes at the top; Wooddale and Millington make their season debuts.

Jabari Small of Briarcrest and Courtenay Tate of Freedom Prep among this leading producers.

Penny Hardaway said he wanted all the smoke. This Memphis Madness, that became the unapologetic theme. 

A night of newness – from players to court to hopes of a national championship – Memphis Madness provided the first look at Penny Hardaway's 2019-20 squad. 

Coach Melissa McFerrin hopes a mix of youth and veterans can lead the Tigers to their best season in recent memory. 

The new court is far from the traditional look. 

Former Germantown High Red Devil Mickey Callaway fired as manager of the New York Mets.

In a league where positional designations are becoming less important but aren’t quite vanishing, reliable young vets Tyus Jones, Jae Crowder and Jonas Valanciunas check all three essential boxes -- a guard, a wing, a big. 

Sydney Ham scores the winner as Briarcrest upends Houston.

Jaren Jackson Jr. talked about building chemistry and Kyle Anderson talked about his road back from injury after a second day of Grizzlies training camp. 

Memphis Madness figures to be the most important recruiting night of the year for the Memphis Tigers. 

Chris Herrington and Don Wade discuss their first impressions from Grizzlies media day and the first day of training camp. 

It's the first week on the job for new Memphis athletic director Laird Veatch. He sat down with The Daily Memphian for a Q & A. 

In a lot of circumstances, 29-year-old Grizzlies forward Jae Crowder is considered "young." But here, now, on the ground floor of a rebuild that features two 20-year-old possible stars, he must be a wise "old" mentor.