“After following up a season-opening upset win over preseason No. 18 Iowa State with Saturday’s home-opening win over VCU, however, the days of laying low are about done for the Memphis Tigers.”
As in Monday’s win over Iowa State, Memphis guard Jayden Reid came through in the final moments to lead the Tigers (2-0) to an 89-88 victory.Related content:
Memphis got its second gutty win of the season Saturday — and further proof that this just might be a season of redemption for head coach Penny Hardaway.
Daune Morris had an 66-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and No. 16 Tennessee’s stifling defense shut down No. 8 Kentucky 34-6 on Saturday night.
Gunner Stockton passed for four touchdowns and ran for another Saturday night as No. 2 Georgia coasted to a 42-7 win over No. 12 Ole Miss.
Box score for Virginia Commonwealth University Rams' basketball game against the University of Memphis Tigers at FedExForum.
The 6-foot-5 wing out of BYU was the 32nd pick in this summer’s draft. Saunders’ reputation coming out of college is as a 3-point shooter and high-energy team player.
Dragons race past White Station in Class 6A; Lynx win their sixth in a row as they eliminate Davidson Academy in Division 2-AA.
Raderius Robertson accounts for four touchdowns as the Mustangs roll up 443 yards against their city rivals.
Memphis lost its third straight game, falling 128-97 to the Oklahoma City Thunder in its first NBA Cup game of the season. Related content:
NBA box score for the Memphis Grizzlies game vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder played Friday night at FedExForum.
New coach Hana Haden led her Tigers team to its second win of the week. Former FACS standout Daejah Richmond led Memphis with 18 points.
Day two of the TSSAA cross country state championships saw one of Memphis’ own take home the state title. University High’s Declan Murphy won the Class A boys state championship race. Related content:
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The University of Memphis women’s soccer team collected 10 All-Conference selections, led by junior Ai Kitagawa earning Midfielder of the Year and sophomore Yuna Nagata claiming Defensive Player of the Year honors.
The Tigers' new point guard has gone from South Florida to Northwestern to Memphis, collecting credits — and life lessons — at every stop.
Jayden Reid didn’t score the Tigers to victory in their season opener by accident. He’s been working since the third grade to become the player Memphis needed.
The Collierville girls cross country team placed second at the TSSAA state championship meet, and CBHS standout Noah Mullenix placed second in the D2-AA race Thursday at Shelby Farms.Related content:
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Here are the results from the TSSAA state cross country girls races. All races were held at Shelby Farms and were 5 kilometers long.
This week’s winner helped his team secure a No. 2 playoff seed in Division 2-AA with a victory over rival St. George’s.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital still needs volunteers for its marathon weekend, including for its Health and Fitness Expo and Race Day, officials said.
Munford’s Tay Starks is honored for the third time in Class 5A. The winners for the state’s top individual award will be announced Dec. 6 in Nashville.
The Tigers will play their first home game of the 2026-27 season against VCU, after starting the year with a win over No. 18 Iowa State.
Southwind and Whitehaven round out the top three teams in this season's final Dandy Dozen rankings.
The Grizzlies came into the game leading the NBA in 3-point percentage at 42% but mostly couldn’t find the range against Indiana, shooting 27% (12-44) overall.Related content:
This is the box score for the NBA basketball game played between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Indiana Pacers on Nov. 4, 2026.
Defense has carried the day for several hopefuls, including Fairley, MASE, Middle College and Mitchell.
University High boys and girls, Collierville girls and Houston boys are all coming off runner-up finishes in 2025.