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The Mid-South Tribune 2023 Sports Editions Sports Print –March 24-31, 2023 Legendary Gladys Knight Returns to the Orpheum for 34th Southern Heritage Classic; Tickets Now on Sale (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-Ent. 5); NFL Announces $336 Million in Performance-Based Pay Program for the 2022 Season (MST sports 1); USFL Hosts Free Memphis Youth Skills Football Camp at Simmons Bank Library Stadium (MST sports 1); NFL Pro Bowler and Fox Analyst Michael Vick to Speak at Business Conference (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); U.S. Army Signs as Bassmaster Classic Expo Presented Sponsor (MST sports-Military 2); Webinar Spotlights Prostate Cancer for Black Men (MST sports 2); Kahr Firearms Group Announces New Trump Commemoratives (MST sports-Military 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); New Preview and Super Six Shows Highlight Bassmaster Classic Viewing Options for Many Fans on Bassmaster LIVE on FOX and Tubi (MST sports 3); NSSF Praises Court’s Injunction on California’s Unsafe Handgun Act (MST sports 3); Alabama’s Red Snapper Season Opens May 26 (MST sports 3); Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Outdoor Fund Continues Partnership with NASP with $100,000 Grant for Students (MST sports 3); Matching Donors (MST sports 3); Summer Camp History Comes Alive (MST sports 3); Roger Goodell Announces Christine Dorfler as New NFL Chief Financial Officer (MST sports 4); Tiger Softball Team will Take on Houston this Weekend before AAC Opening (MST sports 4); Prom Closet Donations is Open through March 31 (MST sports 4); 2023 UofM Women’s Clinic (MST sports 4); Country Songstress Brei Carter to Release New Music with Sophisticated Rendition of “For the Good Times” and “Straight Up Country Crazy” (MST sports-Ent. 5); AspireTV Life Now Available on Xumo Play (MST sports-Ent. 5); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-Ent. 5)
Sports Print –March 17-24, 2023 UofM Secures NCAA Tournament Bid with Victory Over Houston to Claim AAC Championship Crown (MST sports 1); Sens. Marsha Blackburn and Tommy Tuberville Lead Fight to Save Title IX for Real Women in Women’s Sports (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 3); USFL Unveils Schedule with League Partners Fox Sports and NBC Sports (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Memphis Grizzlies Win Emmy Award for Best Sports Promotion at 37th Annual Mid-South Emmy Awards (MST sports 1); UofM in March Madness –‘Let’s Dance’ (MST sports 1); History Channel Partners with Morgan Freeman in ‘Black Patriots’ Series which will Explore the 761st Battalion, the First Black Tank Unit to Serve in Combat during World War II (MST sports-Military 2); The National Coalition of Black Veteran Organizations Continues Efforts to get Brig. Gen. Charles Young Statue on National Mall (MST sports-Military 2); Sens. Blackburn, Ossoff and Lummis Push for Veterans to have Better Access to Cancer and Mammogram Screenings (MST sports-Military 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Bassmaster Classic Venues will be Carbon-Neutral Thanks to Partnership with TVA and Knoxville Utilities Board (MST sports 3); El Dorado Cheer Team Wins Arkansas State Championship (MST sports 3); Historians for Training Archivist PSA (MST sports 3); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); NFL Hall of Fame Coach Bud Grant Dies at 95; Fishing World Also Mourns Loss (MST sports 4); NFL Free Agency Questions and Answers for Fans; Salary Cap at $22.4 Million (MST sports 4 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); Memphis Tigers First Round in March Madness (MST sports 4);Registration Now Open for Free Access to NFL Draft Presented by Bud Light (MST sports 4); KC Johns Scorching New Single ‘Dodging Bullets!’ an Upbeat Ode to Touring War Stories (MST sports-ent. 5); NFL Network Celebrates Women’s History Month with Special Programs (MST sports-ent. 5 and continued on MST sports 4); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-ent. 5)
Sports Print –March 10-17, 2023 UofM Women’s Sports Clinic on April 1 (MST sports 1); Penny Hardaway Named Finalist for Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); NFL Returns as Title Sponsor of Annual 2023 HBCU Battle of the Brains – 300 Black Students to Participate in Contest (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Kendric Davis Named First Tiger to the Sporting News All-America Third Team (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Baseball Beyond Borders begins Its Docu Film With “Reconciliation Tour” at HBCU Jackson State University (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Wreaths Across America Remembers Lost Heroes Who Paid the Ultimate Price on Flying Tiger Line 739 in 1962 (MST sports-Military 2); Sen. Marsha Blackburn Leads Colleagues in Challenging the ATF New Pistol Brace Rule (MST sports-Military 2 and continued on MST sports 3); Special Photo: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Basketball Star Enes Kanter Freedom (MST sports-Military 2); Tennessee Highway Patrol Graduates New State Troopers to Keep Citizens Safe (MST sports-Military 2 and continued on MST sports 3); NFL Reinstates Calvin Ridley of Jacksonville Jaguars (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Wisconsin Championship will Take Center Stage at Bassmaster Classic--Team of Reece Keeney and Bryce Moder Set to Participate March 24-26 (MST sports 3); Tigers End Regular Season with Seventh Consecutive Win and Locks in 2-Seed for AAC Championship (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports 4); Ehea Schuerch Wins First-Place in Blackhawk’s Women’s Elite Division of The Tactical Games 2023 Mississippi Regional Event in Meridian (MST sports 3); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); Historians in Training for Kids PSA (MST sports 3); Tickets Now on Sale for FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind, August 9-13 (MST sports 4); Left-Handed Pitcher Dalton Kendrick Named to American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll (MST sports 4); “Best Value in Professional Sports” Memphis Showboats 2023 Tickets Now on Sale (MST sports 4); Showboats Talent Auditions (MST sports 4); Indian Motorcycle and Jack Daniel’s Celebrate American Craftsmanship with Old No. 7-Inspired, Limited Edition of Indian Chief Bobber Dark Horse (MST sports-Ent. 5); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-Ent. 5)
Sports Print –February March 3-10, 2023 UofM vs. Houston on March 5 (MST sports page 1); M Club Inducts Six Tigers into Penny Hardaway Hall of Fame in Event Presented by First Horizon (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5 and MST sports 4); ‘Best Value in Professional Sports’ Tickets Now on Sale for USFL and Memphis Showboats Fans (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Men’s Soccer Releases 2023 Spring Schedule (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Nielsen Custom Survey Reveals NFL 200 Million Super Bowl Viewers (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Williams Earns Third AAC Player of the Week (MST sports 1); “States of Kentucky and Ohio Asked to Designate a Highway Route to Acknowledge Buffalo Soldier and Brig. General Charles Young” by Charles Blatcher III (MST sports-Military 2 and continued on MST sports 4); Cong. Kweisi Mfume Introduces Legislation to Commemorate African American World War II Hero Dorie Miller for his Service to the United States (MST sports-Military 2 and continued on MST sports 4); PETA (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); Rookie Joey Cifuentes III of Clinton, Arkansas Notches His First Big Bassmaster Elite Series Victory on Lake Seminole (MST sports 3); Bottom Line on Fishing Line with Frank Sargeant: The Fish Can Tell You How to Get Success in Angling and in the Tackle Business (MST sports 3); Pablo Alemany Named AAC Player of the Week (MST sports 3); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); Memphis Showboats Announce Auditions (MST sports 4); Indiana Jones on June 30.
Sports Print –February 24-March 3, 2023 UofM 2023 Women’s Sports Clinic (MST sports 1); Talladega College Hires Second HBCU Gymnastics Coach in Nation (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); NFL Hosts Seventh Annual Women’s Forum to Connect; TN Titans Head Coach Mike Vrabel will Participate (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); UofM Announces 2023 Football Schedule; Match-ups Include HBCU Bethune-Cookman (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Talladega College is Poised to Transition to NCAA Division II (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Report: Honda Battle of the Bands Returns to Celebrate HBCU Marching Band Tradition (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5 and MST sports 4); House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and House GOP Members Survey Chaos at the Border and Lend Support to Border Agents (MST sports 2-military); Detroit Lions Defensive Lineman Aidan Hutchinson Named Pepsi Zero Sugar NFL Rookie of the Year in Fan Votes (MST sports 2); TV’s Survivor 43 Winner Mike Gabler Does Exclusive Interview with Wreaths Across America Radio (MST sports-military 2 and continued on MST sports 3); PETA (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); Louisiana’s Tyler Rivet Claims First Bassmaster Elite Series Victory at Lake Okeechobee (MST sports 3); New B.A.S.S. Nation Format Creates More Opportunities for Grassroots Anglers (MST sports 3); Elijah McCadden Claims AAA Weekly Honor Roll Spot (MST sports 3); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); Memphis Baseball Announces 2023 ESPN Broadcast Schedule (MST sports 4); Memphis Showboats Announce Auditions (MST sports 4); Iconic and Historic Peabody Hotel Partners with Memphis Tiger Men’s Basketball for Name, Image and Likeness Deal to Promote 901 Fund (MST sports-ent. 5); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-ent. 5)
Sports Print –February 17- Feb. 24, 2023 UofM DeAngelo Williams in Hall of Fame Inductee (MST sports 1) USFL Hires Curtis Johnson as Houston Gamblers Head Coach; Memphis Set to Host Gamblers (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 3); Patrick Mahomes Wins Pete Rozelle Trophy as the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Memphis Grizzlies Acquire Luke Kennard in a Three-Team Trade (MST sports 1); Fox Sports’ Presentation of Super Bowl Score Big with Gigantic Six-Year High of 113 Million Viewers (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); Do You Know This about Black History (MST sports 1); NFL and USAA Announce Washington Commanders Head Coach Ron Rivera as Recipient of 12th Annual Salute to Service Award (MST sports-Military 2 and continued on MST sports 3); NSSF Recognizes U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz for His Long-standing Support for Project ChildSafe, the Firearms Safety Program (MST sports-Military 2); NFL Creates Jim Brown Award to Honor Impact the Rushing Star had on the NFL (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Waypoint TV Celebrates Black History Month by Highlighting Black Hunters and Anglers (MST sports 3); Jefferson Picks up AAC Weekly Honor Roll Nod (MST sports 3); DeAndre Williams Earns AAC Player of the Week (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports-Ent. 5); Nominations Now Open for 2023 Class of Bassmaster High School All-Americans; Deadline is March 31 (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports-Ent. 5); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Named Walter Payton Man of the Year Presented by Nationwide (MST sports 4); “Damar Hamlin Goes to a Game; Is Everything Fine?” by Jane M. Orient, M.D. (MST sports 4); Here’s a Black History Profile of William Henry Hastie of Tennessee and Other Black History Facts (MST sports 4); ScamStop PSA (MST sports 4); ASPIRETV’s Longest Running Series HBCU 101 Returns for Season 7 on February 19 (MST sports-ENT. 5); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-ENT. 5).
Sports Print –February 10-17, 2023 UofM vs. Temple on February 12 (MST sports 1). “NFL Makes ‘Black History’ with Two Black Quarterbacks in Super Bowl for First Time and in Time for Black History Month” by William M. Larsha, Jr. (MST sports 1); Kendric Davis Named Top-10 Finalist for Bob Causy Award (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); USFL Announces Season 2 Schedule Kick Off April 15 (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); NFL Announces 2022 Don Shula High School Coach of the Year Winners in Honor of the ‘Winningest Coach’ in NFL History (MST sports 2); Bethune-Cookman Days Away from Naming New Head Football Coach after University Revamps Search Process (MST sports 2); Tickets to the 34th Southern Heritage Classic Now on Sale; University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff vs Tennessee State University Match Up (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); Invisible Collective and Martian Bluesberry Create Original Animated Series for Major League Baseball to Commemorate Legacy and Black History Month (MST sports 3); Jamirah Shutes Named to AAC Weekly Honor Roll for Third-Time (MST sports 3); NFL Signs DAZN to Long-term Agreement to Deliver Game Pass International (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports 4); USPS Skateboard Stamps will Debut on March 24 for Skateboard Enthusiasts and Athletes in Special Ceremony (MST sports 3); Matching Donors (MST sports 3); Do You Know This about Black History? (MST sports 3); Grizzlies Tip Off Black History Month with HBCU Graduates Dedicated to Serving the Community (MST sports 4); DeAndre Williams Earns Fourth AAC Weekly Honor Roll Award for Overtime Battle with Tulane (MST sports 4); Cole Riddle is Named AAC Men’s Field Athlete of Week (MST sports 4); Six HBCU Marching Bands Selected to Perform in Honda Battle of the Bands on February 18 (MST sports-ent. 5); NFL, Saweetie, and Intuit Bring First-ever Super Bowl Concert to Roblox (MST sports-ent. 5); Indiana Jones in Theaters June 30.
Sports Print –February 3-10, 2023 UofM vs. Tulane on February 4 (MST sports 1). The Mid-South Tribune Statement on Tyre Nichols (MST sports 1); NFL Network Unfolds Black History Month Special Programs, Including “The Indelible Legacy of Jimmy Raye” (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Canton Ohio Hosts USFL for 2023 Regular Season (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); “The History of Black History Month” by Vernon E. Ash (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Former Memphis Tiger Volleyball Head Coach Carrie Yerty Passes (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Coin Toss to Honor Life and Legacy of Late Arizona Cardinals Safety and U.S. Army Ranger Pat Tillman at Super Bowl LVII (MST sports-Military 2); Sens. Blackburn and Cruz Introduce Updated Legislation on Vaccine Mandate Ban to Reinstate Servicemembers (MST sports-Military 2 and continued on MST sports); Cockfighting Raid on Saturday in Union County Tennessee Produce 98 Arrests (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 3); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Caden Branch and Connor Beach of Florida’s Liberty County High School Win 2023 Strike King Bassmaster High School Series at Harris Chain of Lakes Presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors (MST sports 3); Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams Earn UTSFCCCA All-Academic Recognition (MST sports 3); Matching Donors (MST sports 3); Southern Heritage Classic Presented by FedEx Tickets Now on Sale; Arkansas at Pine Bluff vs. Tennessee State University (MST sport 4); Doing it Up Again! Kendric Davis Named AAC Player of Week for the Sixth Time! (MST sports 4); Soulsville Foundation Launched Third Annual Free Virtual Black History Month Presentation in February; Registration now Available to All (MST sports-Ent. 5); Jason Derulo and the Black Keys to Headline NFL TikTok Tailgate at Super Bowl (MST sports-Ent. 5)
Sports Print –January 27-February 3, 2023 UofM vs. Tulane (MST sports 1); “Why Damar Hamlin’s Collapse Should Matter to You and Athletes,” by Jane Orient, M.D. (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); TN Titans Hire Ran Carthon as Franchise’s 14th General Manager (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Emma Jefferson Named to AAC Weekly Honor Roll (MST sports 1); NFL Hosts Pro Bowl Games Week across Las Vegas; Partners with Boys & Girls Club of America (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 2); NFL’s Pregame Show Includes Babyface, Chris Stapleton, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Troy Kotsur, Justina Miles, and Colin Denny (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); Animal Wellness Action Calls for Tennessee Lawmakers to Make All Forms of Animal Fighting a Felony in Light of Disease Outbreaks and Rampant Illegal Cockfighting (MST sports 2); Super Bowl to Highlight Women Flying in U.S. Navy (MST sports-military 2); DeAndre Williams Named AAC Player of the Week (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Alabama Bass Trail 100 Starts with Rusty White Jr. and Brian Elder Winning ABT 100 on Lake Wedowee in Randolph County (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports 4); Tiger Woods Announce Marcus Byrd as Recipient of the Charlie Sifford Memorial Exemption into 2023 Genesis Invitational (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); B.A.S.S. and C.A.S.T. Open Nominations for Third Annual C.A.S.T. for Kids B.A.S.S. Humanitarian Award; Deadline is February 17 (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports 4); Memphis Police Expo on January 28 (MST sports 3); Matching Donors (MST sports 3); CCA Condemns Violence and Vandalism in Atlanta Statement (MST sports 4); The Memphis Hustle will Acquire Returning Player Rights to Tremont Waters (MST sports-ent. 5); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-ent. 5).
Sports Print –January 20-27, 2023 UofM College Football of Fame Inductee DeAngelo Williams (MST sports 1); TCL and the National Football League Team Up for a Long-term Partnership (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); NFL and FedEx Announce Candidates for 20th Annual FedEx Air and Ground NFL Players of the Year; Derrick Henry of TN Titans Nominated (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Wow! Kendric Davis Named AAC Player of the Week for Fifth Time (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 5); USFL Hires Ray Horton as the Pittsburgh Maulers Head Coach (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 3); NFL Announces Nominees for the Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year Award; TN Titans Nominate Lamar Brown (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); Tickets for Potential Neutral Site AFC Championship Game in Atlanta Now on Sale (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 3); Wreaths Across America Radio will Host Its Eighth Roundtable Discussion on Veteran Success; Reagan and Worcester will Interview Expert Guest Panelists (MST sports-military 2); NFL Divisional Playoffs Schedule Presented by TurboTax (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); B.A.S.S. Adds Phillip Johnson as New EVP of Sales and Business Development to Lead Team (MST sports 3); Noreen Clough Memorial Scholarship for Females in Fisheries Application Deadline Set for April 15 (MST sports 3); Matching Donors (MST sports 3); Memphis Police Dept. Hiring Expo on Saturday, January 28 (MST sports 3); Memphis Crime Commission and Co-Hosts Hold Overflow Community Forum on Juvenile Crime at New Salem Missionary Baptist Church (MST sports 4); Hannah Riddick Named AAC Weekly Honor Roll (MST sports 4); Memphis Police Department Expo on January 28 (MST sports 4); MST Black History Month promo (MST sports 4); Twelve-Year-Old Julia Crossley is Named the Official NFL Play 60 Ambassador and will be Recognized at Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium on FOX (MST sports-ent. 5); Indiana Jones in Theaters on June 30.
Sports Print –January 13-20, 2023 UofM vs. W University on January 19 at FedExForum (MST sports 1), Grizzlies will Take on Phoenix Suns as Part of Grizzlies’ 21st Annual MLK Jr. Day Events (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-ent. 5); Coach Merriweather will Take Part in Grizzlies’ Annual MLK Events at the National Civil Rights Museum on January 15 (MST sports 1); DeAngelo Williams Named to College Football Hall of Fame (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); National Nonprofit Wreaths Across America Announces “Serve and Succeed” to Honor and Remember the Fallen (MST sports-Military 2); Red Cross and Peyton Manning Huddle up for Lifesaving Play this January--Win Trip to Super Bowl (MST sports 2 and continued on MST sports 3); Silverfield Names Chris White as Special Teams Coordinator (MST sports 2 and continued on MST sports 3); NFL Super Wild Card Weekend Schedule for January 14-16 (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); MLF Bass Pros Skeet Reese and James Elam Join the KastKing Lineup (MST sports 3); Gamakatsu Hooks Title Sponsorship for Bassmaster Elite at Lake Seminole (MST sports 3); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame Athletics to Offer Free Admission through March for Tours (MST sports 4); ’72 Miami Dolphins Featured on NFL Network’s “A Football Life” to make a ‘Perfect Football Life’ (MST sports 4); Grizzlies vs. Suns on MLK Jr. Day (MST sports 4); Indiana Jones on June 30 (MST sports-ent. 5)
Sports Print –January 6-13, 2023 UofM vs. on ECU on January 7, 2023 (MST sports 1); Head Coach Ryan Silverfield Names Larry Smith as the UofM Wide Receivers Coach (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Tennessee Titans Want to Hold the Line against Jaguars (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Roger Goodell’s Statement on Buffalo Bills’ Damar Hamlin and the Postponement of Game (MST sports 1); NFL and Google Partner for NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports-Ent. 5); Kendric Davis Gets Fourth AAC Player of the Week Honor (MST sports 1 and continued on MST sports 4); Biden Inks Landmark Legislation to End Animal Testing Mandates and Horse Doping; Animal Wellness’ Marty Irby Applauds Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (MST sports 2); Recruitment is Down Satiric Poster (MST sports-Military 2); Save the Manatee (MST sports 2); PETA (MST sports 2); Here are Seven Creative Tips for Properly Spooling a Spinning Reel (MST sports 3); American Red Cross Declares January as Blood Donor Month (MST sports 3 and continued on MST sports 4); A Statement from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Passing of Art McNally (MST sports 3); Shelby County Crime Commission Forum on Juvenile Crime set for January 7 (MST sports 3); Matching Donors PSA (MST sports 3); First Hunt Foundation Observes National Mentoring Month (MST sports 4); Book Selection: New Book “How Far?” Tells How Elite Athletes Forge Life-Changing Friendship by Bob Wilber (MST sports-ent 5); Indiana Jones coming June 30.
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