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Defensive lineman William Whitlow Jr. shares his feelings after multiple Memphis players missed the Tigers’ Gasparilla Bowl loss to North Carolina State.
The Tigers look to snap a three-game losing streak as they try to beat a power conference school for the third consecutive postseason.
Huff, who replaced former coach Ryan Silverfield, will earn $1.8 million in his first year.
Interim head coach Reggie Howard guided the Tigers through the early signing period and will lead Memphis against North Carolina State at the Gasparilla Bowl.
Charles Huff hasn’t landed on an offensive coordinator for his staff just yet, but he told The Daily Memphian on Thursday that he’s narrowed the search down to about three candidates.
“That’s the mission, to close the gap. We’ve been good. We’ve won a lot of games. It’s time to win a championship,” Memphis’ new football coach said.
The Memphis Tigers officially announced Charles Huff as the program’s 26th head football coach on Monday morning. Southern Miss assistant coaches follow Charles Huff to MemphisRelated content:
New Memphis coach Charles Huff is bringing some members of the Southern Miss staff with him.
This year will be the first time the Tigers have played in the Gasparilla Bowl since they suffered a 27-point loss to South Florida in what was then called the St. Petersburg Bowl in 2008.
The Memphis Tigers’ new football coach Charles Huff has built a reputation as an elite recruiter. He’ll need to exercise those talents immediately.Related content:
The Memphis Tigers have found their new head coach in Southern Miss coach Charles Huff.
Memphis closes the game on a 9-0 run to win its sixth game in its last eight contests. Related content:
Memphis offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey is no longer with the program, a source confirmed, and a Tigers offensive assistant coach is leaving with him.
Here is a running list of recruits who have signed with Memphis during the early signing period.
The Tigers entered the early signing period without a head coach, but Eric Perry and others stayed committed to Memphis.Related content:
The Tigers are in the middle of a coaching search after former head football coach Ryan Silverfield left to fill the coaching vacancy at Arkansas.
Former Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield left the Tigers three days before the NCAA’s early signing period begins. Two former Tigers weigh in on how that might impact the Memphis program.
Is Ed Scott about to make the most important hire of the Memphis athletic program? And who should he pick? Ryan Silverfield posts goodbye message to Memphis Is Memphis football the best non-power conference job on the market?Related content:
The Memphis Tigers had five players earn first-team All-American Conference honors, which the league announced Tuesday.
Former Memphis Tigers football coach Ryan Silverfield posted a statement to the Memphis administration, fan base and players a day after leaving for Arkansas.
Ryan Silverfield accepted the head coaching position at Arkansas after six seasons as the Memphis head coach. And a couple of staffers are coming with him.
The Memphis Tigers have arguably the biggest brand in the Group of Six, and they are among the top resourced non-power conference schools in the country.
“We thank Coach Silverfield for his leadership over the past six seasons and wish him and his family the best in their next chapter ...” Tigers athletic director Ed Scott said.
Memphis’ defensive backs coach will step in for Ryan Silverfield, who is leaving for Arkansas.
The Memphis Tigers had everything in front of them heading into November, but Thursday’s loss to Navy capped a disappointing month.