October 19, 2006 Sports » Sports Feature

Tigers Crack Top 100 

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Sports Illustrated doesn’t stop at 25 in their weekly Power Rankings. On this week’s chart, the University of Memphis sits precisely at 100, with their eye of the Tiger firmly on the Bulldogs of Mississippi State (98). A short winning streak might allow the U of M to catch C-USA rival Rice and break into the Top 90. Keep your fingers crossed, and check out the complete rankings at the Sports Illustrated site.

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