Memphis basketball: Boogie Ellis, Damion Baugh, D.J. Jeffries enter transfer portal
Mere days after the Tigers won the NIT, Ellis, Baugh and Jeffries have decided to leave.
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Mere days after the Tigers won the NIT, Ellis, Baugh and Jeffries have decided to leave.
Boogie Ellis, D.J. Jeffries and Damion Baugh all have entered the transfer portal. That’s not great — but it doesn’t have to be the end of the world.
The Memphis Tigers could be a dangerous team next season if their most important players return. But will they? In the age of the transfer portal, all bets are off.
D.J. Jeffries seemed likely to be headed elsewhere after this season ended. Could the team’s run to the NIT final four help keep him around? Related stories: NIT quarterfinals: Tigers surprise with clutch free throws in win over Boise State For the Tigers, the devil (and the delight) is in the details
Moussa Cisse and D.J. Jeffries reflect on their personal development ahead of Thursday’s NIT matchup versus the Broncos.
The close ones are stress-inducing, but also revealing who the leaders are.
The numbers do not lie. But there are eight days until the next game to get back on track.
Coach Penny Hardaway said, “I’m going to make the adjustments on the rotations, man, and just keep a big on the floor at all times, keep a true big on the floor at all times.” The problem is: Who?
Memphis enters conference play on Wednesday with plenty of issues, including point guard play and “hero ball” tendencies.
The University of Memphis Tigers were hurt by unforced turnovers and missed free throws as they faced Auburn in Atlanta.
Hardaway called it his “hardest loss.” Memphis fans may share that sentiment. There also is a seed of concern that he might not be able to get this team to the NCAA tournament.
Consistent effort is in short supply as Penny Hardaway finds himself having to “beg and plead” for team play.
The Tigers are feeling good about their chemistry heading into Saturday’s game against Auburn.
It’s still a small sample size, but three players are commonalities in the lineups with a positive plus-minus.
Jeffries exploded for a 15-point outburst in Memphis’ win over Central Arkansas, a long-awaited breakout performance in which the sophomore forward appeared to exorcise the demons that have terrorized him this season.
Penny Hardaway enters his third season at Memphis with flexible and experienced players.
The Tigers sophomore is one of 20 candidates for the prestigious national award.
Boogie Ellis and D.J. Jeffries are two of the five sophomores the Tigers need to make big leaps in 2020-21.
He almost gave up on the sport. The junior college has reinvigorated him and changed his mindset.
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