Friday, November 29, 2019

***Kick-off is at 2:30pm CT***
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, TN
#19/18/17 Cincinnati Bearcats (10-1, 7-0 American)
#18/17/18 Memphis Tigers (10-1, 6-1 American)

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Memphis Gameday Article

Gameday Info

Cincinnati Gameday Article


*Memphis leads the series 21-13
*Memphis is 33-5 at home over the past 6 seasons
*Memphis is 107-93-1 all-time against current AAC schools
*Cincinnati is 92-107-3 all-time against current AAC schools
*Mike Norvell is 36-15 overall in his 4th season at Memphis
*Luke Fickell is 25-11 overall in his 3rd season at Cincinnati
*Memphis is 181-145-7 all-time in Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
*Memphis is 500-517-33 (.492) all-time (Winsipedia)
*Cincinnati is 626-589-50 (.515) all-time (Winsipedia)

Game Day Timeline

8 a.m. -- Tiger Village open for set up (Memphis Student Tailgate area)
9 a.m. -- Parking lots open
Purple Lot $20 Cash Parking through Access 10 and 11 open.
11:30 a.m. -- Gate 1, Gate 3 and Ticket Towers on Tiger Lane open
1 p.m. -- General Ticket Sales at all other gates
12 p.m. -- Tiger Walk on Tiger Lane Near Fountain (Weather Permitting)
12:30 p.m. -- Pipkin Hospitality area opens
Cost is $10 per person for all TSF 901 Club Members, Alumni Association Members and M Club Members and $15 for the general public.
1 p.m. -- Gates 1-6 and Suites Open 
1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. -- $4 draft beers for the first 45 minutes after gates open
2:00 p.m. -- Senior Day Festivities
2:15 p.m. - Pregame Begins
2:36 p.m. -- Official Kick-Off Time


Liberty Bowl Ticket Window Hours

Gate 1 -- 11:30 a.m. - Halftime (General Ticket Sales & Will Call)
Gate 2 -- 1 p.m. - Halftime (Visiting Team - Players' Family and Will Call)
Gate 3 -- 11:30 a.m. - Halftime (No Will Call, General Sales)
Gate 4 -- 1 p.m. - Halftime (Memphis Player Family Tickets)
Gate 5 -- 1 p.m. - Halftime (HS Coaches & Recruits Family)
Gate 6 -- 1 p.m. - Halftime (UofM Student Gate) - student ID Check, student guest tickets)
Media Will Call -- 11:30 a.m. until halftime
Tiger Lane Ticket Towers -- 11:30 a.m. until halftime (General ticket sales)


Parking

All Blue, Red, Pink, Tan, Silver, Striped, Highland Hundred and Gold Lot Season Parking is SOLD OUT.

Purple Lot Access, $20 cash parking will be available through Access 10 via East Parkway and Access 11 off Southern Ave.  

Please note, no grills are allowed in the Purple Lot (grass) and no grilling is allowed on any grass area around the stadium (on pavement only).
 
Free parking passes are available for University of Memphis students on a first-come, first-served basis. Passes must be picked up at the University Center Information Desk. Student parking is located in the Purple Lot adjacent to the Student Tailgate (Tiger Village). Students can enter through Access 10 off East Parkway to enter the Purple Lot.

Fans driving to Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium are encouraged to read the back of your parking passes for directions on how to enter the parking lots.  

This season, in conjunction with Memphis Police, HOLLYWOOD ST. will be a ONE WAY street from UNION to SOUTHERN AVENUE, going SOUTH prior to kickoff.

Parking Map/Free Shuttle Route



Fan Hospitality

Pipkin Hospitality Area:
• The former hospitality tent on Tiger Lane has moved inside the newly renovated Pipkin Building just south of Tiger Lane. The pregame party is open to Alumni Association, M Club, 901 Club and the general public. Cost is $10 per person for all TSF 901 Club Members, Alumni Association Members and M Club Members, and $15 for the general public.

Tiger Lane:
• Tiger Walk (Weather Permitting) is scheduled for approximately 12 p.m. Fans are encouraged to gather on Tiger Lane near the fountain for the Tiger Walk.
• A pep rally featuring the Mighty Sound of the South Marching Band and the Tiger Spirit Squads will take place at the fountain on Tiger Lane.
• Returning this year is a Grill Zone - Memphis Football and the Highland Hundred will offer the Grill Zone on Tiger Lane near Paul "Bear" Bryant Avenue. A number of grills will be available for community use at no charge. Fans who don't already have a tailgating spot are encouraged to bring their coolers to the Grill Zone. A free valet service for coolers will also be provided so that fans can leave their coolers and pick them up outside the stadium after the game.
• Game programs will be sold at all Tiger Bookstore stands in the stadium and on Tiger Lane for $5.00. Memphis area Boy Scouts will also be selling game programs throughout the Liberty Bowl grounds.

Excuse me while I warm up...

"Man, I knew Cindy was tough, but we can't do anything against them. I'd at least like a field goal before this is over."

and...

"Jeez, who is this quarterback, Joe Montana? Did Tom Brady join the team for one game?"

I guess this is Mindy vs Cindy then?

Memaw vs Cindy?

GTG!!

(11-27-2019 10:04 AM)bearcatfan Wrote:  I guess this is Mindy vs Cindy then?

No, Tiger High vs. Cindy.

Pork Shoulder vs Skyline Chili

Barbecue spaghetti vs chili spaghetti.
Guess we win again.

(11-27-2019 10:42 AM)Tigersmoke4 Wrote:  Barbecue spaghetti vs chili spaghetti.
Guess we win again.

Chili Spaghetti is better than Barbecue Spaghetti (which I enjoyed but was my least favorite part of the delicious bbq I had at The Bar B-Q Shop).

Smoked Pulled and chopped pork is the best food on the planet though, and Memphis does it well.

(11-27-2019 10:07 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 10:04 AM)bearcatfan Wrote:  I guess this is Mindy vs Cindy then?

No, Tiger High vs. Cindy.

^^^ This. That's what SEC schools call us when we beat them.

(11-27-2019 11:34 AM)TigerBill Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 10:07 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 10:04 AM)bearcatfan Wrote:  I guess this is Mindy vs Cindy then?

No, Tiger High vs. Cindy.

^^^ This. That's what SEC schools call us when we beat them.

After the game Cincy will wish they had played Tiger Middle...

Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

(11-27-2019 06:19 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

the tracks south of the stadium along southern avenue date back to 1857 and a great many civil war battles and skirmishes followed its path, the largest being the battle of shiloh, just north of where the line ran through Corinth, MS

"In May 1857, more than 30,000 southerners gathered to celebrate the completion of the first railroad connecting the Atlantic Coast to Memphis, and to witness its first full journey which would lead to prosperity. When the passengers arrived late at night, they were greeted by music and ceremonies, marking an important milestone for the railroad industry.[10] This celebration was called “The Marriage of the Waters.” Water was brought from the Atlantic Ocean and was then poured into the Mississippi River as a symbol of completion"

(11-27-2019 06:40 PM)tigerjeb Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:19 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

the tracks south of the stadium along southern avenue date back to 1857 and a great many civil war battles and skirmishes followed its path, the largest being the battle of shiloh, just north of where the line ran through Corinth, MS

"In May 1857, more than 30,000 southerners gathered to celebrate the completion of the first railroad connecting the Atlantic Coast to Memphis, and to witness its first full journey which would lead to prosperity. When the passengers arrived late at night, they were greeted by music and ceremonies, marking an important milestone for the railroad industry.[10] This celebration was called “The Marriage of the Waters.” Water was brought from the Atlantic Ocean and was then poured into the Mississippi River as a symbol of completion"

I believe it was called the Memphis-Charleston railroad, later to morph into the Southern Railway company which ended up being absorbed into who knows what corporate conglomerate.

(11-27-2019 06:51 PM)cotton1991 Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:40 PM)tigerjeb Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:19 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

the tracks south of the stadium along southern avenue date back to 1857 and a great many civil war battles and skirmishes followed its path, the largest being the battle of shiloh, just north of where the line ran through Corinth, MS

"In May 1857, more than 30,000 southerners gathered to celebrate the completion of the first railroad connecting the Atlantic Coast to Memphis, and to witness its first full journey which would lead to prosperity. When the passengers arrived late at night, they were greeted by music and ceremonies, marking an important milestone for the railroad industry.[10] This celebration was called “The Marriage of the Waters.” Water was brought from the Atlantic Ocean and was then poured into the Mississippi River as a symbol of completion"

I believe it was called the Memphis-Charleston railroad, later to morph into the Southern Railway company which ended up being absorbed into who knows what corporate conglomerate.

Part of Norfolk Southern Railroad I believe.

(11-27-2019 06:19 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

Lol. Seriously though, that doesn't sound much more cost effective than a private plane.

There's the Wilson Air Center just off of the main Public Memphis International Airport. It's where rich individuals, or Executives of Publicly traded Companies fly in and out of Memphis.

https://www.wilsonair.com/

(11-27-2019 07:06 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:19 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

Lol. Seriously though, that doesn't sound much more cost effective than a private plane.

There's the Wilson Air Center just off of the main Public Memphis International Airport. It's where rich individuals, or Executives of Publicly traded Companies fly in and out of Memphis.

https://www.wilsonair.com/

Pretty sure you can find the "Robbin Leach" of the UC fans..."Doss Big"...there come Friday.

(11-27-2019 06:40 PM)tigerjeb Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:19 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(11-27-2019 06:14 PM)I_LUV_MEMPHISTIGERS Wrote:  Does Cincy just stay in Memphis for the AACC game if Memphis wins Friday?

Assuming you are traveling by Bus, that might add up to two additional days of rest/practice/film review.

I think the North built railroads tracks after reconstruction so probably train there and back.

the tracks south of the stadium along southern avenue date back to 1857 and a great many civil war battles and skirmishes followed its path, the largest being the battle of shiloh, just north of where the line ran through Corinth, MS

"In May 1857, more than 30,000 southerners gathered to celebrate the completion of the first railroad connecting the Atlantic Coast to Memphis, and to witness its first full journey which would lead to prosperity. When the passengers arrived late at night, they were greeted by music and ceremonies, marking an important milestone for the railroad industry.[10] This celebration was called “The Marriage of the Waters.” Water was brought from the Atlantic Ocean and was then poured into the Mississippi River as a symbol of completion"

Did you all have slaves and chit on that that project? Seriously I am teasing. The City of Cincinnati actually built a railroad to TN.

I don't see a route through a simple Google Search, but it would be a cool little vacation to take a River Cruise down to Memphis from the Ohio River to the Mississippi River to downtown Memphis, or vice versa if we play Cincy up there next week. We have the Beale St. Landing Strip now for the River Cruisers to dock.

Beale St. is just a block away from the boat dock, with restaurants, bars, and hotels all around.

https://www.downtownmemphis.com/guide-to...t-landing/