Twelve months after the sports world shut down, there are finally signs of hope. What did we learn about our relationship to sports during a year like no other? And (you really needed to know this) when will the Bongo Lady be back?
Thwarted by the pandemic last year, Ryan Silverfield finally gets his first spring practice.
After seven years as president of the University of Memphis, David Rudd is stepping down. He is one of the greatest presidents in the history of the place.
Bowen had submitted his official resignation at Memphis four days after a letter questioning his conduct surfaced in April 2019.
The hype around Arizona transfer quarterback Grant Gunnell is only continuing to grow.
Myers, who started with the Horned Frogs, will be able to play immediately as a grad transfer.
Ryan Silverfield and staff have a lot to evaluate, including the next starting QB and a bounty of transfers.
Kohl’s Kicking rates ECS’ Bennett Brady as the No. 3 long snapper in the country and called him a “freak athlete in the 2022 snapping and still hasn’t reached his true potential.”
Over the last few years Memphis football has become synonymous with explosive offense, dynamic running backs and stylish jerseys.
Defensive back Tyrez Lindsey and linebackers JJ Russell and Keith Brown Jr. are two more returning for a final year. The biggest name missing was Manuel Orona-Lopez.
When the American Athletic Conference stripped Memphis of its final home game against Houston, it was just the latest in a long line of civic shaftings. There’s a reason Memphians are so resilient. What other choice do we have?
The 2021 NFL Draft is nearly two months away, and former Memphis running back Kenneth Gainwell could hear his name called early.
The Tigers have seven home games on their slate.
Louisiana was a crucial state for Memphis during the 2021 class.
The three-star quarterback plans to make a decision in the summer and coach Ryan Silverfield’s Tigers are firmly in the mix.
Less than a week after inking the best recruiting class in program history, coach Ryan Silverfield showed he’s still not taking his foot off the pedal.
University of Memphis football coach Ryan Silverfield said the Tigers will open spring practice March 11 in advance of the April game at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
The Tigers’ historic recruiting class features some players who already are on campus and getting a head start on the fall.
Star wide receiver Roc Taylor was jilted by Tennessee and landed at Memphis. He and his coach both say Taylor ended up at the better program.
Coach Ryan Silverfield managed to bring in enough talent to fill the holes left by transfers and opt-outs.
Austin Peay transfer Jeremiah Oatsvall has officially moved to wide receiver.
By the end of today, coach Ryan Silverfield will have put the finishing touches on the best recruiting class in Memphis history.
The Tigers aren’t the only program affected. An expected rule change has led to what one recruiting director calls “free agency in college football.”
Anthony Miller, who just finished his third season with the Chicago Bears, will be back in Memphis on Friday.
One of the Tigers’ best defensive linemen intends to transfer