The Tigers are feeling good about their chemistry heading into Saturday’s game against Auburn.

The Tigers’ leading scorer was injured in their home game against Mississippi Valley State on Tuesday. 

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?

The Tigers exhibited improved passing, but 3-point shooting remains a weakness.

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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. 

Landers Nolley II scored 23 points, his third game with 20-plus points. 

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Until the NCAA issues a final ruling, Williams can practice with the Tigers but remains sidelined during games.

The game provided Penny Hardaway more insight as to who is best suited to what role, and when.

The Tigers made their return to FedExForum Wednesday night. They got the win they needed, but there’s no way of knowing if they found answers to their questions.

The Tigers rebound after two tough losses, and Ahmad Rand makes his debut. 

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The Sun Belt team has a strong, solid backcourt, but rebounding is a weakness.

No courtside seats will be available for Tigers games this season. The Grizzlies are still determining seating configurations. 

The team has gone through intense practices, intent on shedding whatever it was that held it down at the Crossover Classic.

Coach Penny Hardaway used 55 lineups through the first three games. Which worked and which didn’t?

The Tigers looked out of sorts in their second straight loss, leaving the Crossover Classic 1-2.

The Tigers’ opponent, Southern Illinois, announced Friday it is entering a coronavirus-related pause. 

The home game replaces the Dec. 5 matchup at Ole Miss.

The Memphis Tigers lost to a less talented team Thursday. Let’s hope there is a valuable lesson in that.

When Western Kentucky adjusted to the aggressive play of Memphis, the Tigers did not respond in kind.

Landers Nolley II scored 25 points, but the Tigers’ inconsistent performance was costly at the Crossover Classic.

From the return of Grizzlies television voice Pete Pranica to a successful waiver request, Memphis sports fans have plenty to be grateful for.

He caused a mini-drama with a tweet before the Memphis opener. Then he saved the day. 

Damion Baugh and Boogie Ellis helped change the tone after Memphis got off to a slow start.