Four key storylines in Memphis’ plan against Stephen F. Austin
The Tigers are looking forward to the return of their star cornerback and getting their ground game working again.
The Tigers are looking forward to the return of their star cornerback and getting their ground game working again.
Navy, which had to postpone last week’s game against the Tigers because of COVID-19, is back in the lineup.
Memphis has not had a game this season without a turnover.
The running back is the younger brother of Kenneth Gainwell, who opted out before the season.
The Tigers are a 30-point favorite in Saturday’s game, but don’t forget about the unnecessarily difficult win against South Florida.
Ryan Silverfield and the Tigers are leaving the hypotheticals to the fans and analysts while keeping the team focused on the goal this week: beating Stephen F. Austin.
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The defensive prospects out of Louisiana have decided to reopen their recruitments.
Memphis QB Peter Parrish had been accused of rape while at LSU; no charges have been filed.
The Tigers hope to see their best cornerback and a much-needed defensive lineman against Stephen F. Austin.
The Memphis quarterback is one of 12 left in the running for the “academic Heisman.”
The Tigers lineman’s role has been limited to special teams this season.
Tigers fans expected more from the highly touted transfer, but his impact has been limited so far.
As football season begins to wind down, the AAC has a few options to reschedule the Memphis-Navy game, but none are without complications.
If the game can’t be rescheduled, it will make the Tigers’ chances of reaching the AAC championship game even slimmer.
The Nov. 21 game at the Liberty Bowl will be on ESPN+, which is a paid subscriber service.
The Memphis quarterback was joined by tight end Sean Dykes in receiving recognition for their play against South Florida.
The comeback win against the Bulls couldn’t have happened without two receivers and a tight end back in form.
White became the winningest quarterback in school history by leading Memphis to a heart-stopping, face-saving victory over South Florida.
For the second week in a row, the Tigers’ ground game, once considered a huge strength, was held in check.
Trailing South Florida by 13 late, the Tigers seal the win with Brady White’s TD pass to Calvin Austin III with 1:03 left.
The game isn’t on TV, but you can still hear it on Facebook Live and radio, and follow along here to see what people are saying about how the Tigers and Bulls are playing at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
After getting blown out last week, the Tigers should be looking at this as a chance to fix some issues.
The Bulls might be just what the Tigers need to regain their confidence after a bruising loss.
It was a year ago this week that Memphians crammed on to Beale Street for “College GameDay.” When can something like that happen again? I talked to the experts. You may not like what they said.