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Former Tigers, Chandler Martin and William Whitlow Jr., are in the house tonight Ⓜ️
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𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗗 𝗢𝗨𝗧 for our first game in the newly renovated Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium 🏟️
THANK YOU, TIGER NATION Ⓜ️
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Sin City Takeover 💼
#CloseTheGap | @HuttonChevy
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The Time is 𝗡𝗢𝗪
#GoTigersGo | #CloseTheGap
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Undrafted rookie free agent Greg Desrosiers Jr. balled out tonight: Nine Carries 118 yards, 1 TD
“At the end of the day, they’re going to have a big decision to make and my job was to make it hard for them.” - he said
Glad to be back to my University!! GTGⓂ️ @MemphisFB @TigersAthletics
Nobody puts on for this city like the Smith family 💙
The Smith family gives $50 million to the Memphis zoo. A Daily Memphian exclusive from @samhardiman: dailymemphian.com/subscriber…
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The Smith family gives $50 million to the Memphis zoo. A Daily Memphian exclusive from @samhardiman: dailymemphian.com/subscriber…
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When the Tigers were 2-10, Fred Smith was willing to dish out $10M per yr to any BCS (now called “power”) conference who would invite Memphis — this was a decade and a half ago
He again pledged more millions to the Big 12 in 2016 lobbying for an invite
Fuente, in his first season as HC, named Cannon Smith (grandson) to the team Leadership Council — Fuente would go on to rebuild & put Memphis on the football map
These don’t even scratch the surface of the long history & relationship between FedEx/Memphis athletics
I would love to see Arkansas football become what everyone in the state knows it can become & I’d love to see Silverfield be that guy…RS did a great job fundraising in his role as Memphis HC, but let’s not act like he was some sort of catalyst for getting FedEx “involved”
The commitment/investment was already in place & RS was a good steward of that foundation
Dontavis Slaton retweeted
Most of you know @SainAsylum for his Grizzlies takes.
But he’s something else-a volleyball dad.
When he and his wife noticed a problem with accessibility to the sport for so many in Memphis, they took action.
And made a little magic along the way.
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