12 questions for the 12 most important Tigers basketball players
Just 12 days away from the first exhibition game of the season, here are a dozen questions for the Tigers to ponder.
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Just 12 days away from the first exhibition game of the season, here are a dozen questions for the Tigers to ponder.
About 75 NBA scouts and executives made the trip to Memphis to check out the Tigers’ pro day on Wednesday.
The opening felt like a party as fans got a glimpse of what’s to come.
The Tigers are seeking a marquee home game, plus the point guard competition is wide open.
The leader lost time to an ankle injury, but Penny Hardaway made sure Lomax got to bask in the glory.
Point guard Alex Lomax is back at practice but that doesn’t mean he’ll return for the Tigers’ first AAC tournament game Friday.
A source with knowledge of the situation described Lomax’s injury to The Daily Memphian as a “twisted ankle” and said he would most likely not play against the Bearcats.
A variety of factors contributed to the streak: smothering defense, a motion-heavy offense and a penchant for rallies.
Alex Lomax said it would be a “dream come true” to lead Memphis back to the NCAA tournament. Against ECU, he kept that dream alive through sheer force of will.
The close ones are stress-inducing, but also revealing who the leaders are.
From Penny Hardaway’s choice to go small at the end, to Alex Lomax’s hustle, every decision had a critical effect.
After months of frustration, the Tigers’ performance against Wichita State was reason to exhale.
More confidence. New offensive wrinkles. As Moussa Cisse put it: “We played how we were supposed to play.”
Lots of questions today, including: “If you had a game today who would you have as your starting 5 and why?” One reader even is asking about next season.
Here’s one thing to commit to: Working on those free throws.
It wasn’t Penny Hardaway’s new “lion set” offense that carried Memphis to a win over South Florida. It was Alex Lomax’s Tiger pride.
There are signs the new scheme could breed confidence and consistency with time.
Memphis enters conference play on Wednesday with plenty of issues, including point guard play and “hero ball” tendencies.
Coach Penny Hardaway says the team is heading in the right direction. Alex Lomax feels better about his role. And that blowout felt good. But is it enough?
It’s still a small sample size, but three players are commonalities in the lineups with a positive plus-minus.
The game provided Penny Hardaway more insight as to who is best suited to what role, and when.
Coach Penny Hardaway used 55 lineups through the first three games. Which worked and which didn’t?
Penny Hardaway enters his third season at Memphis with flexible and experienced players.
Eager to play after a summer away from the court, the Memphis basketball team is ready to exploit its talent and experience.
Boogie Ellis is 'a man possessed,' and other weight room observations from strength coach Darby Rich.