Written on August 10th, 2012 by Ben Rainwater in Feature Free, Features, Football
In a day and age where college football headlines are filled with police reports, suspension notices, and scandals, it is easy to become discouraged in the future of collegiate athletics. Akeem Davis, a senior defensive back for the University of Memphis, is one of the rare causes of optimism.
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Memphis football head coach Justin Fuente addressed the media after practice on Wednesday and gave some feedback on where they are overall as a team. Sophomore linebacker Charles Harris also spoke on the difference in pace and intensity. Check out those interviews below.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Last week, four University of Memphis athletics teams were honored by the NCAA for posting Academic Progress Rates (APR) among the top 10 percent of their respective sports in the nation. Those four programs were baseball, men’s basketball, women’s golf and women’s tennis.
On Wednesday, the NCAA released the APRs for all of Read more...
IRVING, Texas – Four University of Memphis football games are scheduled for television this fall, the Conference USA office announced Thursday.
As first reported yesterday afternoon by CoachingSearch.com, TCU’s co-offensive coordinator Justin Fuente emerged as one of the favorites for the Memphis job and news broke this afternoon that the 35-year old coach will take over the head coaching position for the Tigers.
Memphis Roar’s Brooks Hansen was on the Chris Vernon Show on 730 Fox Sports this afternoon talking upcoming in-home visits and more. Check out the interview below:
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