Tigers among final three for key transfer target
One of the Memphis Tigers’ key transfer targets appears to be approaching a decision.
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One of the Memphis Tigers’ key transfer targets appears to be approaching a decision.
A source confirmed to The Daily Memphian that former Tulsa head coach Frank Haith, who gave Hardaway fits at times with his matchup zone defense, is expected to join the staff.
Even if Emmanuel Akot joins the program, the Tigers will need at least one more key difference maker that could potentially start. The options are getting thinner and thinner by the day.
The newest member of the Tigers came to the U.S. from Nigeria after the deaths of his parents. Though he picked up the game late, his roundabout journey has landed him in Memphis.
For both this year and the future of the program, Lawson’s progress with his development will be a major storyline to watch.
Tigers coach Penny Hardaway is seeking more help from transfers, and Rasheed Wallace is likely heading west.
The guard wowed NBA teams during his private workouts and has become a potential second-round pick. DeAndre Williams withdraws from NBA draft, returns to MemphisRelated story:
One of the most important pieces of the upcoming season is returning to the Tigers.
With the deadline to withdraw from the NBA draft tomorrow, June 1, Quinones’ decision could be more difficult than anticipated.
Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu started 25 games last season and was one of the best shot blockers in the country.
Matthew Mayer was a key piece of Baylor’s national championship team in 2021.
Coming off the NBA draft combine, Minott is slated to work out for Toronto and Atlanta, among others.
New Cardinals head coach Kenny Payne says about a potential matchup: “We’ll see how it falls out.”
It continues to be a much quieter offseason than Memphis basketball fans are used to. But maybe that isn’t such a bad thing.
Former SMU player Kendric Davis reaffirmed his commitment to the University of Memphis Tigers after withdrawing his name from the NBA draft.
Timeline indicates there was movement as the Tigers’ basketball season was turning around.
Freshman center Jalen Duren will have a particular interest in how tonight plays out.
Two former University of Memphis basketball players prepare for the NBA draft combine in Chicago on May 18-20.
The Tigers transfer says his college career wouldn’t have been the same without the influence of Bane.
Memphis has signed two transfers so far with Georgia Southern’s Elijah McCadden and SMU’s Kendric Davis.
The former Tigers basketball player entered the transfer portal on April 16 and was clear that it wasn’t his decision to transfer as the staff encouraged him to explore his options.
If a couple of key players return and the Tigers snag a couple of their targets, next season could feature a sharp lineup.
Three teams are negotiating a settlement to leave the AAC a year early, putting Memphis in an interesting spot.
The Grizzlies point guard was one of a number of current or former NBA players at the high school basketball showcase.
Quinones has entered his name in the NBA draft process, but can withdraw and still go back to college.