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Table of Contents/Media Information MEDIA ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS PRACTICE/INTERVIEWS QUICK FACTS General Information A look at media policies and guidelines, as Tigers soccer practces are closed to the Ryan School: ......... The University of Memphis well as informaton about the Mike Rose media. However, special arrangements Locaton: ........................Memphis, Tenn. Soccer Stadium, the University of Memphis, Thiele may be made by contactng the Athletcs Founded: .........................................1912 the American Athletc Conference and 2019 Communicatons Ofce at least 24 hours Enrollment: ...................................21,458 MEN’S SOCCER CONTACT opponents. before practce tme. All interviews are Afliaton: .......................NCAA Division I C: 901-570-6471 coordinated with head coach Richard Conference: ...................... The American E-MAIL: Media Quick Facts .................................................1 Mulrooney through the Athletcs [email protected] Nickname: ..................................... Tigers Media Informaton .....................................1 Communicatons Ofce. The ofce staf can Colors: ..................................Blue & Gray Billy J. Murphy Track & Soccer Complex .....2 also set up interviews with coaches and Home Field: ........ Billy J. Murphy Track & University President ...................................3 players, which will be scheduled around the Athletcs Communicatons ....................................... Soccer Complex Athletcs Director ........................................4 academic and practce schedules. Coaches 203 Athletc Ofce Bldg./570 Normal St. Surface:...........................................Grass University of Memphis ...............................5 Memphis, TN 38152 and players are available for postgame City of Memphis .........................................6 interviews 10 minutes following the end of Capacity: .........................................2,042 Main Number: 901-678-2337 President: ...................Dr. M. David Rudd Tigers Traditons .........................................7 Fax: 901-678-4134 the game. Athletc Director: .................Laird Veatch The American Athletc Conference .............8 Staff Coaching Web Site: ............. www.GoTigersGo.com 2019 Opponents .........................................9 TICKETS CREDENTIALS www.Memphis.edu COACHES & STAFF Admission is free to all 2018 Memphis History Members of the media traveling with the men’s soccer home games. All regular team to Billy J. Murphy Track & Soccer First Year of Soccer: .........................1982 season home games are played at the Billy Bios of head coach Richard Mulrooney and Complex do not need a credental. All-Time Record: ................... 338-293-70 J. Murphy Track & Soccer Complex unless his assistants Media not traveling with the team need NCAA Tournaments/Last: ............ 2/2004 otherwise noted. to contact the University of Memphis Last Postseason Opponent: ....Ohio State Head Coach Richard Mulrooney ...............10 Athletcs Communicatons Ofce for press Result: ...................... L, 1-0 (First Round) Assistant Coaches ............................... 11-12 credentals. A pass list will be kept at the TIGERS ON THE WEB main gate area, which also serves as the Coaching Staff PLAYERS media gate. Seatng in the press area is Head Coach: .............Richard Mulrooney The ofcial website of the Memphis Athletcs Players limited and will be restricted to working (Creighton, 2005) is www.gotgersgo.com. Media informaton, press, radio and television representatves’ Overall Record (Yrs): ... 32-40-15 (6th yr) such as game notes, box scores, statstcs, Roster & Breakdown .................................13 needs, according to NCAA regulatons. Record at Memphis (Yrs): ...............Same etc., all are available on the website. Photo Roster .............................................14 Associate Head Coach: ...Tony McManus (6th yr) Player Pages ........................................ 15-18 Assistant Coach: .. Norris Howze (3rd yr) PARKING THE AMERICAN WEBSITE Volunteer Asst.: Remco de Jong (16th yr) 2018 REVIEW Media parking is located in the parking lot Additonal informaton about the American 2018 Team Information in front of FedExPark. A parking pass is not Season Recap ............................................19 Athletc Conference and its member Overall Record: ............................... 8-7-4 required to park in the lot. Home: ............................................. 2-3-1 Overall Statstcs/Results ..........................20 insttutons can be obtained by logging on to 2018 Review Conference Statstcs/Awards ...................21 www.theamerican.org. The conference site Away: .............................................. 3-2-3 PHOTOGRAPHERS has up-to-date statstcs and rankings of all Neutral: .......................................... 3-2-0 HISTORY/RECORDS league schools. Conference Record/Finish: 2-4-1 (T5th/8) Home: ............................................. 1-3-0 Press and television photographers are Away: .............................................. 1-1-1 requested to stay at least 10 feet from the MISSION STATEMENT Facts and fgures of Memphis’ soccer playing surface. Photographers must have Final Ranking: .................................None history. a working credental for access to the feld. Players Returning/Lost: ................. 14/11 The primary mission of the Department of Photographers will be granted a credental Starters Returning/Lost: .................... 8/3 Athletcs is to provide a successful athletc Year-by-Year Results............................ 22-25 through the University of Memphis Athletcs Newcomers..........................................12 program at the highest level of competton. All-Time Series Records ...................... 26-28 Communicatons Ofce and not the Mike Characterized by academic, athletc and Record vs. Opponents by Conference ......29 Rose Soccer Complex. Photographers are Social Media moral excellence in a diverse collegiate History All-Time Conference Standings.................30 not permited to sell photos taken at UofM Facebook: .................. @MemphisSoccer environment, the program will abide by the All-Time Conference Tournament Results 31 soccer matches. @MemphisTigers All-Time Roster ................................... 32-34 spirit of the rules governing students and Twiter: ...................@MemphisMSoccer intercollegiate athletcs and will be known Year-by-Year Coaching ..............................35 @TigersMedia STATISTICS for its good sportsmanship and integrity. Record Book .............................................36 YouTube: ..........................@SIDMemphis All-Time Milestones ..................................36 Instagram:...............@MemphisMSoccer The UofM is an equal opportunity/ Last Time ..................................................36 The UofM Athletcs Communicatons Ofce @MemphisAthletcs Honors & Awards................................ 37-49 will provide game notes, statstcs, rosters afrmatve acton university. and media guides throughout the season to all media members. The UofM Athletcs Communicatons Ofce will also provide complete game statstcs to media members shortly afer each contest. CREDITS The 2019 University of Memphis Men’s ASSISTANCE: Soccer Media Guide is intended for the Tammy DeGrof, Lamar Chance, Gary editorial use of media organizations Paczesny, Shelby Hodges and John Galatas covering the Tigers. Any reprinting, reproducton or other use of the contents COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: for any commercial use is prohibited. Trey Clark EDITORS: Jen Hannah, Ryan Thiele PHOTOGRAPHY: The 2019 editon of the Tigers Soccer Media Guide is a comprehensive source of informa- Trey Clark, Joe Murphy, Lindsey Lissau, ton with statstcs and historical references for use by media covering Tigers soccer. For Lance Murphy, Mathew Smith additonal informaton about Tigers soccer, please call the University of Memphis Athletcs Communicatons Ofce at 901-678-2337. 1 The University of Memphis 2019 Memphis men’s Soccer Media Guide # GOTigersGO Billy J. Murphy Track & Soccer Complex The Billy J. Murphy Track & Soccer Complex TIGERS YEARLY HOME RECORDS (MRSC) on the Park Avenue Campus of the University This was made possible following major Year Overall PCT Conf. Pct. of Memphis has served as home for the track facility renovatons to Billy J. Murphy Track & 2001 4-3-1 .563 2-2-0 .500 and feld squad since 1971 and the men’s and Soccer Complex that included a new soccer 2002 4-4-0 .500 0-4-0 .000 women’s soccer teams beginning in 2017. playing surface, state-of-the-art track surface, 2003 4-4-2 .500 0-3-1 .125 2004 8-1-0 .889 4-0-0 1.000 expanded throwing areas and expanded jump 2005 5-2-1 .688 2-1-1 .625 With the additon of stadium lights in the pits and pole vault areas, all completed in 2006 6-3-0 .667 3-1-0 .750 summer of 2019, Memphis men’s and women’s December 2013. 2007 7-1-2 .800 2-1-1 .625 2008 3-4-1 .438 1-3-0 .250 soccer will call the complex home for a full 2009 5-2-1 .688 3-1-0 .750 Media season on the UofM campus – the frst tme The reconfguraton of the track also 2010 4-4-0 .500 1-3-0 .250 since 2000. allowed for an expanded a grass infeld area 2011 6-1-0 .857 3-1-0 .750 2012 5-2-1 .688 2-1-1 .625 and a 75 x 120-yard NCAA regulaton soccer 2013 6-3-0 .667 2-2-0 .500 Previously, the Memphis soccer programs feld. Capacity for the facility totals 2,042 in 2014 4-2-0 .667 2-2-0 .500 primarily played matches at Mike Rose Soccer grand stand seatng on
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