Several media outlets, including Sports Illustrated, are reporting the PAC12 will meet Thursday to decide whether to jump into the fray of this college football season.
University of Memphis Backup Running Back Cam Fleming is out for the foreseeable future due to a leg injury suffered in the team’s opener vs Arkansas State.
Tigers head coach Ryan Silverfield won’t say how many players are sidelined because of the coronavirus, but it’s enough to cause the team to adjust their practice schedules.
Is he coming? Or is he not? Conflicting, but exciting reports out of Jackson, Mississippi saying NFL Hall of Famer and TV Personality Deion Sanders could become the next head football at Jackson State University.
Last week, the University of Memphis suspended all football activities because of the outbreak. Contact tracing continues and a “significant number” of people are in quarantine, according to the Tigers athletics department.
WMC Action News 5 is teaming up with the University of Memphis athletics department to produce games for the new American Athletic Conference national television agreement with ESPN.
While the Memphis Tigers are dealing with a COVID-19 outbreak that could cost them next week’s conference opener against Houston, the U of M is still wheeling and dealing on the recruiting trail.
Typically, during a weekend in Mid-September, Tiger Lane would be filled with thousands of people tailgating for the Southern Heritage Classic. But not this year.
Adam Fuller, who left the Tigers with Mike Norvell for Florida State, opted not to use the gimmick, but Coach Mac says he has good reason to bring it back.
Two and a half weeks. That’s all the Ole Miss Rebels have to get ready for their season opener against one of the top teams in the country when 8th ranked Florida comes to Oxford for the kickoff of SEC Football.
Talk about your first game jitters. That’s exactly what Memphis Tigers Defensive Back Salvonta Oliver had in the U of M’s first game of the season against Arkansas State Saturday night at the Liberty Bowl.
The kickoff clock is winding down to t-minus one day until the opener of college football here in the Mid-South when the Memphis Tigers host Arkansas State at the Liberty Bowl.
Arkansas State comes to the Liberty Bowl this weekend with a potent offense of its own... The Red Wolves head across the River ranked second Pre-Season in the Western Division of the Sun Belt Conference.. Plus, A-State features a 2 pronged attack at Quarterback..Logan Bonner, and Lane Hatcher.
Nine. Count them. Nine teams from conferences that won’t even play college football this fall, the Big 10 and PAC 12, are ranked above the Memphis Tigers in the Associated Press Pre-Season Top 25.
Now that the University of Memphis has started classes, football moves to morning practices. And as we’ve seen around the country, when students are back on campus, COVID-19 cases go up.
Over on the Hill in Knoxville, Tennessee Head Football Coach Jeremy Pruitt says the Vols have had a total of 23 positive cases of COVID-19 among the football players dating back to the first of June.
The Memphis Tigers finally getting some love from the College Football Pre-Season Prognosticators. But, it’s taken several leagues postponing their seasons due to coronavirus to get support.
ESPN has reported concern from athletic officials over players who have recovered from COVID-19 but experienced significant heart issues as a possible long-term side effect of the infection.
Come this fall, college football games may not look like they always have. The University of Memphis announced Wednesday that because of social distancing, it’s likely only season ticket holders will get tickets.
Former University of Memphis Football Coach Mike Norvell was accused of lying to his new team by one of its top players over a comment he made about connecting with his squad on the death of George Floyd.
