Bench power – an elixir for victory

The Grizzlies have grown. They are no longer a young team filled with inexperienced hard-working players. And other teams have taken notice.

Boxing, ‘bloodline’ and business

There is no known DNA test that can detect boxing in the blood. Moynette Flowers and his brothers don’t need one. They know it’s true.

Lausanne prep star Wooten chooses Freed-Hardeman

Lausanne High School’s star point guard, Damion Wooten, signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Freed-Hardeman University.

For Grizz, it’s about rhythm & re-adjustments

Finding a new identity means trying a little bit of a lot of different things. And the Memphis Grizzlies know just how to re-adjust.

Sherwood’s Archers on track with 2012 goals

Sherwood Middle School has a rich legacy and is traditionally strong in a wide range arts and athletics.

Nine Southwest basketball players gain All-Conference honors

Five Saluqis and four Lady Saluqis basketball players were voted by conference coaches to the All-TCCAA team, including three first team selections.

Grizz search for ‘new identity’ amid changes

The Grizzlies have been making changes – including trades, acquisitions and lineup adjustments.

‘Details’ detour Grizz on way to victory

Ever attended a great basketball game and left confused?

From hoops star to lawyer to broadcaster Len Elmore: The ‘March Madness’ interview

Long associated with March Madness, Len Elmore is appearing on CBS for his 12th season as an analyst during the network’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship coverage.

Will Barton nets C-USA honor

University of Memphis sophomore guard Will Barton has been named the Conference USA Player of the Year for the 2011-12 season.

Champ shoes fit the Tigers!

Over the last week, the clouds have parted for Memphis and the future is looking much brighter for the Tigers. Yet, they are not completely out of the storm.

At 95, American Tennis Association still serving its core audience

African Americans in tennis is a story that needs to be told, and telling that story has been the mission of the American Tennis Association (ATA) since its inception in the early twentieth century.