University of Memphis head football coach Ryan Silverfield announced the addition of 16 student-athletes to the Tigers’ 2023 recruiting class on Wednesday.
The Memphis football team will face Utah State in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl on Dec. 27. The game will take place at Gerald J. Ford Stadium, the home of SMU in Dallas, Texas.
The Memphis Tigers are reportedly keeping Head Coach Ryan Silverfield and Quarterback Seth Henigan. According to quotes from the Commercial Appeal and Daily Memphian, both will be back in 2023.
There are only four schools in NCAA college football that have won at least 50 home games over the last 10 years. The University of Memphis is one of them.
The Memphis football team wasted little time dispatching North Alabama on Saturday afternoon, defeating the Lions 59-0. The win clinches a bowl berth for the Tigers for the 9th straight year, the longest active streak for a non-Power 5 conference school in the country.
University of Memphis tight end Caden Prieskorn was named one of nine semifinalists for the 2022 John Mackey Award, the Friends of John Mackey announced on Tuesday. The Mackey Award is given annually to the best collegiate tight end.
Whenever the Memphis Tigers and UCF Knights get together on the football field, there’s always a lot at stake in what’s been one of the top rivalries in the American Athletic Conference.
On a day where their offense wasn’t at their best, Memphis rode a few game-changing defensive plays to a 44-34 win over future conference rivals North Texas.
The Memphis Tigers play their first afternoon game at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium on Saturday, hosting future American Athletic Conference member North Texas.
It was a cold Night in November of 2021 the last time the Memphis Tigers played a football game at home. In the 10 months since a whole lot has happened before this year’s home opener.
The red-hot Jackson State Tigers will hit the road for the second consecutive week to take on the Tennessee State Tigers in the Southern Heritage Classic on Saturday.
The Hogs were in control of the game, for the most part, capitalizing on an early turnover to keep the 23rd-ranked Bearcats at bay, and win the contest in Fayetteville 31-24.
It’s a whole different offensive philosophy the Memphis Tigers have to face on the road this week when they try to regroup for game No. 2 of the season at Navy.
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