Memphis' defense, key contributors stumble in loss to Bearcats
CINCINNATI, Ohio -- On a night when the University of Memphis shot well for a change, it was the Tigers' normally strong defense that let them down Thursday in a 76-72 road loss to Cincinnati at Fifth Third Arena. While Memphis held Cincinnati's leading scorer, senior guard Farad Cobb, to just three points, the Bearcats shot 50 percent from the field -- a season-high for a Memphis opponent -- and saw junior guard Troy Caupain score a career-high 25 points. Cincinnati senior forward Shaq Thomas,..>> view originalFed's Bullard worries over inflation expectations
In his visit on Jan. 14 to the Economic Club of Memphis, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis president and CEO Jim Bullard sounded less confident than usual ...>> view originalA Conversation with: Matt Huss, Sheraton Memphis
Matt Huss was born and raised in Wisconsin. Through high school, he washed dishes at a local country club, a job that eventually led to a position as the chef ...>> view originalThe Latest: 'Pure gridlock' around downtown Nashville
WASHINGTON (AP) - The latest on the blizzard slamming the eastern part of the United States. (all times local) 1:40 p.m. Republican Gov. Chris Christie is returning to New Jersey from the presidential campaign trail and is preparing to meet with his cabinet and brief the press. Christie had been scheduled to remain in New Hampshire through the weekend, when the bulk of the storm was expected to dump up to 18 inches of snow on parts of New Jersey. Christie will hold a storm briefing with his Cab..>> view originalHere's the optional school that has Memphis parents camping out in ...
Bundled up in coats, hats and gloves and sitting in a circle around a portable heater, parents Ginger Lorde, Sandra Yarbrough and Teresa Starling explained what is motivating them to camp outside of Shelby County Schools’ headquarters building for six days amid freezing temperatures, rain, snow and hail. Sandra Yarbrough (left) speaks with other parents holding spots at this year’s “tent city.” The first in line on Wednesday to apply for the district’s optional schools next Monday, all three ar..>> view originalBuilding an Empire
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Memphis area school districts may be closed, but Memphis International Airport is open for business. Public information officer Glen Thomas says runways are ...>> view originalWhat If Marc Gasol Was Always Aggressive?
click to enlarge Note: I'm out of town at a conference this week, so I asked my good friend Andrew Ford if he wanted to guest post. Andrew was on my staff at Grizzly Bear Blues and you can find his stuff at Grizzly Bear Blues, Upside & Motor, Today's Fastbreak, and InRecruit these days. (He stays busy, obviously.) He's got a great basketball mind, and I've learned a lot about hoops just by bouncing things off him. —KL Passivity is a dirty word uttered in many situations — often about ..>> view originalWal-Mart to close 154 US stores
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Flyer file photo Chuck Brady UPDATE: Overton Park Conservancy (OPC) executive director Tina Sullivan responded late Thursday evening to the Memphis Zoological Society's (MZS) lawsuit saying her group will "vigorously oppose" it. Sullivan said the suit on Thursday came after the zoo agreed to mediation Wednesday and called the filing an "extraordinary ste..>> view original
Friday, January 22, 2016
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