The Memphis QB is thankful for the awards, but “at the end of the day, you still have to replicate it.”

Rematch of last year’s AAC championship game will be on either ESPN or ESPN2.

It’s not the passing game to worry about this week, but Temple’s strength on the ground.

The Tigers’ third all-time leading receiver in yardage and receptions is entering the NFL draft.

The Tigers are ranked dead last in the AAC in passing yards allowed per game.

The Tigers had every reason to quit against UCF on Saturday. Instead, they put together the biggest comeback in the history of the program. 

Brady White throws for 486 yards and six TDs and redshirt freshmen Javon Ivory, Tahj Washington make big impact.

The Tigers’ offense is further depleted with their best receiver not in the game.

The Tigers shed their 13-game losing streak in miracle rally.

The Texas quarterback is part of incoming wave of winning attitude. 

The Tigers are 36-5 at home since 2014. What’s the secret? 

The Tigers will be without running back Cameron Fleming and defensive lineman John Cartwright.

After 13 straight losses to UCF, it’s time for the Memphis Tigers to end that streak. 

Memphis will be facing a team that is second in the country in yards per game, thanks in large part to the Knights’ team speed.

Oct. 24 game at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium will be on ESPN+.

The Tigers took a punch to the mouth at SMU, but are learning to absorb the contact ahead of a heavyweight bout against UCF.

Memphis will need to take a page out of the Golden Hurricane’s playbook as it preps for its next opponent. 

After finally getting through a coronavirus outbreak that caused two games to be postponed or canceled, Tiger Football seems to have things under control.

The Tigers have a 13-game losing streak against the Knights.

The Oct. 17 matchup will be the first time the teams have met in two seasons.

Quindell Johnson and Dreke Clark lead the list of top performers.

After a month of adversity, this could have been the ultimate example of resilience.