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Memphis put together its best offensive performance of the season to roll past a scrappy New Orleans squad.
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The Tigers snapped their 4-game losing streak with a strong all-around effort.
After a close loss in overtime against Ole Miss, the Tigers get back to .500.
The University of Memphis wrapped up Entrepreneurship Week with its Made by Tigers Expo on Friday, showcasing student-led businesses, products and creative ventures at the Crews Center for Entrepreneurship.
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Memphis has now lost back-to-back games for the first time since 2022.
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The Tigers will look to build some momentum to end the season on their final road trip starting Friday at Charlotte.
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The Tigers return home for a massive showdown against conference rival Tulane next Friday on ESPN.
The University of Memphis hosted its annual Tiger Blue Goes Green fair on Oct. 7 at the Student Plaza, highlighting sustainability efforts across campus and the Memphis community. With over 30 local organizations and businesses in attendance, the event encouraged students to explore recycling, composting and eco-friendly transportation while connecting them with internship and volunteer opportunities.
The event placed participants in the roles of individuals recently released from prison, requiring them to navigate challenges such as securing identification, finding employment, and meeting probation requirements. Led by Patrick Backus, reentry affairs coordinator for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the simulation aimed to build empathy and awareness of the barriers faced by justice-involved individuals.
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Bill Weppner, who worked on Apollo missions 7 through 13, shared reflections on his favorite mission and the importance of inspiring future generations. Students, faculty and community members attended the event, which also served as an early kickoff to World Space Week.