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Is Memphis Big East-worthy?
14 days ago - myespn.go.com
Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett I came across this article in the Memphis Commercial Appeal over the weekend by Geoff Calkins, who had a Q&A with Memphis athletic director R.C. As you'll recall, the Tigers got left behind in Conference USA when Louisville, Cincinnati and South Florida bolted for the Big East in 2005. Johnson: See, I think we're still seeing the evolving of changes. I know that sounds way out there. But if you and I were talking six years ago and we said Cincinnati and Louisville were going to be in the Big East, we would have said that's way out there. And the truth is that the only realistic opportunity for us right now would be the Big East because the SEC isn't going to happen. Later, Calkins asks Johnson about whether the Memphis football program, last seen getting blasted by South Florida in the magicJack St.
Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett I came across this article in the Memphis Commercial Appeal over the weekend by Geoff Calkins, who had a Q&A with Memphis athletic director R.C. Johnson. As you'll recall, the Tigers got left behind in Conference USA when Louisville, Cincinnati and South Florida bo Read More »
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Recap: So Florida vs. Memphis
15 days ago - sacbee.com
Petersburg, FL (Sports Network) - Matt Grothe threw three touchdowns, as the South Florida Bulls pummeled the Memphis Tigers, 41-14, in the inaugural St. Petersburg Bowl at Tropicana Field. Grothe, who was named the game's most outstanding player, finished with 236 yards on 17-of-24 passing and added 83 yards on the ground for the Bulls (8-5), who had dropped five of their last seven games after opening a once-promising campaign with five consecutive wins coupled with a Top-10 ranking. Carlton Mitchell had 60 yards on four receptions and Dontavia Bogan added 51 yards and a score on three catches. Memphis quarterback Arkelon Hall threw for a touchdown and ran for another score in a losing cause. Curtis Steele was limited to 48 yards rushing on 12 carries, while Duke Calhoun had 39 yards on a game-high six receptions, including a two-yard TD. Bogan returned the game's opening kickoff 56 yards to the Memphis 43 and Taurus Johnson hauled in a 26- yard pass from Grothe three plays later to put South Florida on the board just 62 seconds into the contest.
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Tigers Kick Off Bowl Week In Inaugural magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl
16 days ago - gotigersgo.cstv.com
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Tigers Make Visit to Children's Hospital
17 days ago - gotigersgo.cstv.com
Memphis Tigers Official Athletic Site Senior Clinton McDonald poses for a photo with a new Tiger fan. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Members of the University of Memphis football team, cheer squad and Pouncer made a visit to All Children's Hospital on Friday morning in St. Petersburg to bring smiles and gifts to the patients. The Tigers will face South Florida on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. The event is open and free to the public.
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Tigers Ink Three During Mid-Year Signing Period
18 days ago - gotigersgo.cstv.com
- Three junior college standouts have signed letters of intent to play for the Memphis Tigers next season. Offensive linemen Larry Landry and Brad Paul, and defensive back Torenzo Quinn will enroll in classes at the University of Memphis in January and will work out with the squad this spring. Paul (6-4, 285) played last season at Blinn College in Brenham, Texas, for coach Brad Franchione. Paul helped the Blinn Bucs to a Southwest Junior College Football Conference title and a 9-3 record this past season as a center. The Bucs finished 11th nationally in the NJCAA poll and had ranked as high as No. Blinn ranked 19th in NJCAA in rushing average with 169.5 yards per game and was fourth in passing offense with 258 yards per game. Paul snapped to QB Terrance Cain who threw for 3,138 yards and 29 touchdowns in 2008.
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Memphis Receivers Big Concern For Bulls
23 days ago - www2.tbo.com
TAMPA - It's no secret that the University of South Florida secondary has trouble guarding big, physical wide receivers. When the Bulls take the field a week from today in the St. Petersburg Bowl against Memphis, they will be up against the most physical receiving group they have faced all season. Memphis' leading receivers are juniors Duke Calhoun and Carlos Singleton and senior Maurice Jones , all of whom stand 6-foot-4 or taller and weigh more than 200 pounds. Singleton, who is 6-8, leads the Tigers with 759 receiving yards and five touchdowns. Burnham said that kind of height and experience is a concern for his secondary. Ive been very impressed with them." DE George Selvie was named a second-team All-American by the Walter Camp Football Foundation.
