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CBHS Legend Bubba Luckett Faces Toughest Battle Yet
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — For more than 50 years, Bubba Luckett has been a fixture in the halls at 5900 Walnut Grove Road. After a stellar basketball career with the Christian Brothers High School Purple Wave—setting school records that still stand today—Luckett went on to play for Memphis State. He was a key part of the […]
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Razorback Trio Ready to Rally in Memphis
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Three members of the Razorbacks’ women’s tennis team are headed to Memphis, Tenn. to compete in the ITA Central Regional Championships. The event, slated to begin Oct. 15-Oct.19, will take place at the Leftwich Tennis Center hosted by the University of Memphis in Memphis, Tenn.
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Dresden Cross Country Wins Regional Championship
Dresden High School cross country runner Benjamin Pettit is the West Tennessee regional champion after finishing first among 214 runners at Saturday’s regional championships at Shelby Farms in Memphis. Pettit completed the two-mile race in 10 minutes, 8 seconds. Dresden’s Gwendolyn Bounds finished fourth in the girls’ two-mile race...
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Ice laid down at Landers Center for return of hockey
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. (WMC) - Ice hockey is almost back in the Mid-South. Crews finished installation of the ice rink for the Mid-South Monarchs at the Landers Center on Tuesday. Jerry Edwards, President of EK Automation, said his crew immediately got to work when they got the assignment, finishing the installation in four months--a process he says usually takes eight months.
The Commercial Appeal
Where Memphis landed in college football polls after Week 6, win over UAB
Memphis football keeps winning , and the Tigers are back on the radar of the top 25 polls. The Tigers (5-1, 2-0 American Conference) beat UAB 38-13 on Oct. 10 . It was their third-straight blowout win, and it led to votes in the US LBM Coaches Poll for the first time since Memphis lost to Boise State on Sept. 12. Memphis received six voting points in the poll that was released on Oct. 11, meaning the Tigers landed at essentially No. 38 in the poll. Memphis did not receive any votes in the AP Poll. Boise State was the only ranked Group of Six team at No. 24. James Madison, New Mexico, UTSA and Oregon State also received votes. Memphis has looked along with UTSA like one of the two favorites to win the American Conference title. But the Tigers are still facing an uphill climb to get into the playoff race because of the loss to the Broncos, who will need to lose at least once and probably twice for the Tigers to have a shot. Memphis has a short week and is back in action on Oct. 16 (6:30 p.m. CT, ESPN), when the Tigers travel to
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Bones trophy not significant to Huff and Memphis football
Memphis beat UAB in the Battle for the Bones on Saturday to reclaim the Bones trophy. The 94-pound rack of ribs, however, is not of any significance to Charles Huff. “I came here for one trophy,” Huff said. “Until I get it, I’m not touching another trophy.” That trophy is the American Conference Championship trophy. Huff made it clear the day he got to Memphis that his goal was to win a conference championship, something the Tigers have not done since 2019. “We are closing the gap,” Huff said. “It may take us 100 years to do it, but that’s got to be the focus.” Of course, Huff and Memphis care...
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Memphis Beats No. 4 Nebraska on Back-to-Back Days
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The University of Memphis rifle program secured its second top five win of the season with another win over No. 4 Nebraska, 4710-4697, Sunday at the R.F. Fogelman Range. Memphis opened the first relay ahead by about 350 points due to a broken rifle from Nebraska, with the Tigers holding onto a lead with a season-high team score and number of centers. TOP PERFORMANCES Achille Beretta posted a team high 1181 aggregate score, including a perfect 200 shooting prone in smallbore. Beretta had the second-highest smallbore score (590) on the day, having 44 centers. Victoria McClung led…
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Nebraska comes up short against Ole Miss, Memphis
The Husker rifle team took on two tough opponents this afternoon in No. 5 Ole Miss and No. 10 Memphis. They lost to both the Rebels 4724-4696 and the Tigers 4709-4696. Freshman Makenzie Larson led the team with a 1175, placing sixth. She is followed by Katlyn Sullivan and Maddy Moyer, both shooting a 1174. Sullivan placed ninth, and Moyer placed tenth.
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Mid-South Monarchs First Game Ends in 6-3 Loss at Monroe
The Mid-South Monarchs are officially on the scoreboard. Southaven’s new professional hockey team played the first game in franchise history Friday night, Oct. 9, falling 6-3 to the Monroe Moccasins in Monroe, Louisiana. Forward Austin Weber scored twice, including the first goal the Monarchs have ever recorded, in the Mid-South Monarchs’ first game.
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Friday Football Fever Week 8: Southwind scores statement win in Game of the Week and more
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) -Week 8 of Friday Football Fever featured another great slate of matchups across the Mid-South, highlighted by our Game of the Week between Southwind and Whitehaven. The two teams came in atop Region 8-6A, both with 5-1 records and 1-0 starts in the region. Southwind went down...
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Memphis basketball sets up secret scrimmage with Jacksonville State, per sources
Memphis basketball has lined up a good, old-fashioned secret scrimmage ahead of its two open exhibition games. The Tigers will host Jacksonville State on Oct. 18 at FedExForum, multiple sources with direct knowledge told The Commercial Appeal. The Sources requested anonymity because no official announcement will be made. Schools across the country often pair up for secret scrimmages (which are closed to the public and off-limits to media, giving teams the freedom to customize the format and control scenario simulations) each year. Jacksonville State, which has featured the leading scorer in Conference USA each of the past three seasons, is coming off a 15-17 campaign. The Gamecocks welcomed a group of transfers this offseason that include Naas Cunningham (a former top-50 recruit whose collegiate career began at Alabama), Brandon Walker (a two-time All-Big Sky player at Montana State, who spent last season at Mississippi State), former Louisiana Gatorade Player of the Year Chris Lockett Jr., and former Memphis East standout Alijah Curry. The secret scrimmage will be the first opportunity for coach Penny Hardaway to see his retooled roster — led by guard Jayden Reid and forward Tylik Weeks — in a competitive setting against another team. The Tigers will
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Memphis vs. UAB Football Best Bets & Computer Predictions – Oct. 10
Pick Memphis (-14.5) to Cover. The Tigers are 3-2-0 against the spread this season. The Blazers have covered the spread two times in five games with a set spread. The Tigers have an ATS record of 1-1 when playing as at least 14.5-point favorites. In games they have played as...
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Huff tells fans to "drop everything" ahead of Battle of the Bones Matchup
The Memphis Tigers 4-1(1-0) play this Saturday at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium against the UAB Blazers 3-2 (1-0) in a rivalry matchup, also known as the “Battle for the Bones”, a play on both cities’ affinity for barbecue. The Tigers put on a show in their last...