Memphis hiring Charles Huff as next head coach
The Memphis Tigers have found their new head coach in Southern Miss coach Charles Huff.
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The Memphis Tigers have found their new head coach in Southern Miss coach Charles Huff.
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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.
“I’m disappointed, but there’s nothing I can do about it now (other) than trying to figure out what we can do to go find a way to win our ninth game (in a bowl appearance),” coach Ryan Silverfield said.Related content:
The Tigers are looking to prevent a three-game losing streak when they face Navy on Thursday.
Center Zach Edey played less than six minutes. Memphis coach Tuomas Iisalo said after the game that Edey got hit in the head and was unable to return.Related content:
Brendon Lewis has been battling an injury for the second half of the Tigers’ season. He has still managed to start in every game this year.
The Memphis football season has not gone as planned, but head coach Ryan Silverfield isn’t concerned about the Tigers’ buy-in for the season finale.
Vince Williams Jr., forced to play point guard due to multiple injuries, recorded 15 assists to help the Grizzlies set a single-game record in total assists.
The Tigers are one regular-season game away from the postseason. Here’s a look at which bowls the national websites are projecting for Memphis.
The 8-3 Tigers now have three losses in league play. They were already a longshot to make the American Conference Championship game heading into Saturday.Related content:
Memphis regroups after East Carolina hands the Tigers what running back Sutton Smith called “a tough pill to swallow.”
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in Greenville, North Carolina, is expected to have one of the most hostile crowds the Tigers have seen this season.