Winning the battles against the FAU secondary will be key in breaking the bowl game losing streak.

Devontae Dobbs and Julian Barnett were both four-star prospects in the class of 2019.

Memphis will need to somehow achieve a balanced offensive attack.

Statistically, the Tigers’ opponent in the Montgomery Bowl has a weaker offense, but that doesn’t mean the planning is easier.

This will be the Tigers’ seventh straight bowl appearance, but they also have lost five in a row.

Seven or eight players likely will enroll early to take advantage of workouts and learning Memphis’ playbook.

High school football commits around the country are signing their national letters of intent today. Follow along as Memphis gathers its next class.

Florida Atlantic is led by former USF coach Willie Taggart and has a strong defense. But the Owls don’t have a 1,000-yard passer or a rusher with more than 500 yards, despite playing eight games.

Memphis Tigers football players Calvin Austin III and O’Bryan Goodson made first-team All-AAC while record breaker Brady White was snubbed altogether.

Memphis is headed to Montgomery, Alabama, for its seventh straight bowl appearance.

The linebacking corps and Morris Joseph also made their impact in the Tigers’ 30-27 triumph against Houston.

This Memphis football team isn’t the greatest team ever. But there’s never been one with a greater will to win. 

Dec. 12, 2020: Memphis (7-3, 5-3 AAC); Houston (3-4, 3-3)

Making his first start, the redshirt sophomore made the game-defining score against his hometown team.

The Tigers closed the regular season with a dramatic finish on Riley Patterson’s 47-yard field goal as time expired. 
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Harris is Silverfield’s fourth commitment of the week.

For White and the Liberty Bowl, it was love at first sight. On Saturday, White plans to bid farewell with another win. 

Keys for Memphis include protecting Brady White and keeping up with the Cougars’ quick receivers.

As bowl season approaches, the latest report has the Tigers facing a non-SEC opponent.

The regular-season finale at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium will be televised on ESPN2 at 2:45 p.m.

The tight end, spurned by his hometown school, has done his best work at Memphis.

The regular-season finale at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium will be televised on ESPNU.

The Tigers are “peeling back that onion” and seeing what existing layer can be used against Houston.

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