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PLAY IT BACK: Memphis ends hold-on season with hold-on win over Houston - TSDMemphis.com

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Playing in Montgomery, Alabama two days before Christmas was not a vision shared early on by Memphis’ football Tigers, yet it now is set to be their reality. It’s what comes at the end of a 7-3 season punctuated by the COVID-19 pandemic, players opting out before a down was played and a slate of […]

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