Tigers Football Insider: Analyzing Memphis’ recent surge on the recruiting trail
With five commitments this month alone, momentum continues to build for the Tigers.
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With five commitments this month alone, momentum continues to build for the Tigers.
The Tigers beat out a host of SEC schools for Nashville defensive lineman Eric Gaston.
The linebacker is the Tigers’ third in-state commitment of the class.
The Tigers will have a chance to make an impression on the No. 2 player in the class of 2022, who could reclassify.
Ranked by ESPN.com as the No. 36 player in the class of 2022, the Bartlett High student is enjoying the support of Memphis basketball fans.
The Tigers land A.J. Odom from Alabama. He’d also received offers from Arizona State, Army and Marshall and others.
Here’s a running list of the players who picked up Memphis offers overnight.
For Joe Salisbury, it is his second Grand Slam championship, and a historic one for the British citizen.
The playoff field could expand to 12 teams, which will affect Group of Five teams and conferences.
There currently are four NBA teams with openings, and Hardaway’s name is reportedly being circulated.
Penny Hardaway is reportedly targeting Larry Brown for an assistant coaching job with the Memphis Tigers. Here’s how to do that without making things worse with the NCAA.
Georgia tight end Andrew Lane is the Tigers’ second commit this week
Coach Ryan Silverfield and his staff hit the ground running with two prospect camps on June 1 and June 6.
London Johnson, out of Georgia, was blown away after receiving an offer from Penny Hardaway.
Penny Hardaway must decide who will replace assistant coach Tony Madlock and strength and conditioning coach Darby Rich. Plus there’s the matter of Jermaine Johnson, who was brought in on a one-year deal to replace assistant coach Mike Miller.
Thomas appeared in just three games for Memphis in two seasons.
Magnifico was also a walk-on tight end for the Memphis Tigers.
The U of M is planning for full houses at football and basketball games.
Jai Smith, a 6-foot-9 forward, will get to see firsthand what Memphis looks like.
The twin brother of Memphis star safety Quindell Johnson has played football all his life; now he’s ready for business.
The football season opener on Sept. 4 vs. Nicholls State is scheduled for 6 p.m.
The Tigers toppled East Carolina, the ninth-ranked team in the nation.
The Tigers have the best receiver and lineman in the AAC but will that be enough to return to the top 25 in offense? A look at the offensive line, running backs, wide receivers and quarterbacks.
They say first impressions matter, and the Memphis Tigers will have an opportunity to make a big one with Tevin Carter.
Highly sought Quincy Guerrier is choosing among Memphis, Oregon, Illinois and Arizona State.