Jordan VerHulst got his start at Memphis, went on a journey that included the G League and junior college, and is giving the benefit of his expertise to Penny Hardaway.

University of Memphis football beat writer Frank Bonner II and Tigers basketball beat writer Steven Johnson talk about the potential of the football and men’s basketball programs this year. 

Memphis made quite the impression on one of the best college basketball prospects in the country.

Tickets will go on sale to the general public Wednesday, Sept. 22. 

Memphis was ranked 184th in offensive efficiency last season. How much improvement do the Tigers need to show?

The U of M president says that if state invests, there would be a “greater opportunity to build an on-campus facility to support Memphis football.” 

Plus, updates on how the Lawson brothers and Jalen Duren are looking. 

U of M’s president and athletic director assert: “The final whistle hasn’t blown.”

Here’s what Geoff Calkins thinks Memphis should do in response to being left out again.

Duncan, now the athletic director at the University of New Orleans, called his alma mater when the Privateers needed help in the wake of Hurricane Ida.

We address how things might go with the addition of two superstar freshmen, and what the conference realignments mean to the Tigers basketball team.

The Tigers lost one commitment, but still have their eyes on more big names for 2022.

Memphis football beat writer Frank Bonner II and basketball beat writer Steven Johnson discuss the breaking news that quarterback Grant Gunnell will have surgery on Monday. 

I wrote a column last week pondering whether race was a factor in Memphis being perpetually overlooked in realignment. As you can imagine, this went over well. 

NBA scouts will get an early look at the Tigers’ talented roster.

With a wealth of talent and only five starting spots, the Tigers coach has to consider scenarios, and how to sell them.

Beat writers Steven Johnson and Frank Bonner II talk with columnist Geoff Calkins about the notable observations from the football depth chart and Rasheed Wallace joining the men’s basketball coaching staff. 

Penny Hardaway talks about the common denominator in landing two top prospects.

The last time Penny Hardaway asked for all the smoke, it didn’t go so well. So is he taking a different approach this year? Not a chance.

The former high school coach said the opportunity to help the Tigers’ big men was “almost God sent.”

Is it Final Four or bust for Penny Hardaway and the Tigers this year?

Are the Tigers close to landing another five-star wing?