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Memphis basketball 2025-26 non-conference schedule highlighted by Louisville, Baylor
The Tigers, who open the season against San Francisco at FedExForum on Nov. 8, also will go up against at least six teams currently projected to reach March Madness by ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi, a group that includes Purdue, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Louisville, Baylor and Vanderbilt.
Scott also expanded on why Memphis declined a Pac-12 offer in 2024, which he described as a "bad deal" for the university.
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Why Memphis basketball transfer Aaron Bradshaw could be next Dain Dainja, Tigers assistant says
Memphis basketball has high hopes for Aaron Bradshaw. Here's why assistant coach Mike Davis said Bradshaw could follow Dain ...
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Tigers add Braham but lose Marsh with season opener less than two weeks away
Less than two weeks before the Tigers kick off a new season against Chattanooga, and a new name is added to the Memphis ...
John Martin says: "It was a good summer for the University of Memphis Athletics department, capped off by the reimagined ...
Memphis athletic director Ed Scott looks back on the Tigers' "big swing at the Big 12" and looks ahead to what's next.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Ole Miss dropped its 2025 regular season opener at Memphis Sunday by a score of 3-2. Brooklyn Marn and Katie ...
Tony Barnhart, CBS Sports college football insider and host of The Tony Barnhart Show, explains why the Memphis Tigers should ...
Penny Hardaway has an entirely new Memphis basketball roster. Not a single Tigers player is returning from the team that won both the American Conference regular-season and conference tournament ...
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Tigers add 6’11” Thierno Sylla, adding much needed size
For those of you wondering if Penny Hardaway would, or could make good on his hope of adding two bigs to the Tigers roster ...
Less than two weeks before the season opener, Memphis football coach Ryan Silverfield has a pretty good idea of where his ...
Miller's Memphis football roots go back to his days at Christian Brothers High School, where he was a two-star recruit with no college offers. But he walked on with the Tigers, and his resilience ...
FedEx founder Fred Smith, who died June 21, was a staunch supporter of and a longtime champion for University of Memphis athletics.
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