The 23rd ranked Navy Midshipmen took on the Kansas State Wildcats taking the victory with a last second field goal just minutes ago! The final score 20-17.
As kickoff time approaches for the 61st Annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl pitting Navy against Kansas State, the Midshipmen bring a national ranking of 23 into the game, and the nation’s best rushing quarterback in Malcolm Perry.
The Memphis Tigers may not have gotten the ending they were hoping for against Penn State, but they sure got a warm welcome home from fans in the Bluff City.
Athletic Director Laird Veatch says we should have high expectations of the Tiger program and he's convinced Memphis can be in the running for major moments like the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic going forward.
The Memphis Tigers and Penn State come from two very different divisions of college football. This is a match-up that pits the Group of Five against the Power Five.
For a few Memphis Tigers, playing in the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas is like a home game for them because they’re from the Lone Star State, and they plan to show out for their friends and family on Saturday.
It’s Cotton Bowl Media Day in Dallas and the Memphis Tigers are talking about what it’s been like experiencing the AT&T stadium for practice and what they think it’s going to be like to play the big game in front of a huge national audience.
Executive Committee Member Tommy Bain says the Cotton Bowl is excited to welcome a school like the University of Memphis to its very first New Year's Six Bowl Game experience.
Cowboys. This stadium is one of the biggest, most beautiful buildings for a football game that you can play in. And we got a VIP tour to show you everything there is to see about this amazing structure.
Memphis Tigers football players and coaches took an afternoon away from the football field to spread smiles to children in Dallas who desperately need them.
The Memphis Tigers Football team, coaches and staff arrived in Texas Sunday. New head coach Ryan Silverfield and the team were welcomed by the Goodyear Cotton Bowl staff and some excited Tigers fans.
The 17th ranked Memphis Tigers will square off against the 10th ranked Penn State Nittany Lions at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. Our news team loaded up their cars with gear and left from Memphis early Sunday morning.
Now that it’s official, Mike Norvell will not coach the Memphis Tigers in the Cotton Bowl against Penn State. The spotlight turns directly on the man who’ll take over the U of M for the time being if not permanently.
Norvell released a “thank you” letter to Memphis Tuesday, which confirmed that his new duties at Florida State won’t allow him to accompany the Tigers to Arlington.
“This is a partnership here coming together today that I believe takes Ole Miss to the national level,” said Kiffin. “I’ve said before there’s football, and then there’s the SEC.”
UofM says it’s critical Tigers fans buy tickets directly from the university because they’re financially responsible for 12,500 seats. The university promises a top notch fan experience in Dallas.
It’s bittersweet for Tigers players and fans as the team savors their American Athletics Conference Championship win, but who coaches Memphis at the Cotton Bowl remains to be seen.
With a rise in the latest College Football Playoff Poll to 17th in the nation, and a trip to its third straight conference championship coming up this weekend, the Memphis Tigers Football team paces the the American Athletic Conference with 14 players earning All Conference Honors.
When the players received the news Sunday, they didn’t take it lightly. Some players walked out of the meeting, according to the Ole Miss athletic director.
