NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Greg Desrosiers Jr. caught two scoring passes and ran for a touchdown, and Memphis defeated No. 18 Tulane 34-24 on Thursday night to end the Green Wave’s long-shot bid for a berth in the College Football
Greg Desrosiers Jr. caught two touchdown passes and ran for another score as Memphis defeated No. 17 Tulane 34-24 on Thursday night in New Orleans. Desrosiers — who had two touchdown receptions and one rushing touchdown for the season entering
Tulane has a chance to sneak into the 12-team College Football Playoff. It’s a long shot, but it’s possible as the No. 17 Green Wave (9-2, 7-0 American Athletic Conference) face Memphis (9-2, 5-2) on Thursday night in New Orleans.
Friday night’s game between Memphis and host South Florida in Tampa, Fla., has been rescheduled for Saturday due to Hurricane Milton. The American Athletic Conference announced the change on Tuesday. Saturday’s game at Raymond James Stadium will begin at 3:30
The second full week of AAC play has arrived. For the Owls it was inviting the Memphis Tigers (7-8) (1-2) to town. Memphis was a gracious guest as they fell to the Owls in sweeping fashion, 3-0.
Week 4 was an eventful one inside the American, as Navy took down top dog Memphis while Army continued to dominate, rolling over rice, setting the service academies atop the conference. Memphis, USF, Tulane and UTSA went into the week
The next spin on the conference realignment carousel won’t include Memphis, South Florida, UTSA or Tulane. The American Athletic Conference released a statement Monday saying those four schools are committed to remaining in the league, following reports that they could
Memphis, Tulane, South Florida and UTSA announced Monday they remain committed to the American Athletic Conference after receiving overtures from the Pac-12. The four schools and the AAC released a statement that made no mention of the Pac-12, but several
Week 3 of the AAC saw rivalry action commence and featured the conference’s first win against a power opponent this season as Memphis defeated FSU, cementing themselves as a premier G5 team.