Tigers Football Insider: Priority QB prospect visiting on June 1
They say first impressions matter, and the Memphis Tigers will have an opportunity to make a big one with Tevin Carter.
They say first impressions matter, and the Memphis Tigers will have an opportunity to make a big one with Tevin Carter.
The Memphis-Tulane matchup just got a lot more intense.
Recruiting will return to a bit of normalcy with the NCAA-mandated dead period ending on June 1.
The best quarterback in Tigers history will be hoping for a chance against those drafted or signed as undrafted free agents.
Since the conclusion of the NFL Draft on Saturday, it’s been all quiet on the undrafted free agent front for a number of former Tigers.
Day 3 of the NFL draft ended up being the busiest day for the University of Memphis Tigers.
Gainwell, the 2019 AAC Freshman of the Year, opted out of the Tigers’ 2020 season.
The former East High standout played sparingly in three seasons with the Tigers.
Memphis at the top for three-star Texas safety Jaidan Scott.
The twin brother of Memphis safety Quindell Johnson is stepping away from the game.
The Tigers’ facilities and defensive scheme has one of Tennessee’s best prospects intrigued.
The Tigers have added a marquee matchup against former head coach Mike Norvell.
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Tigers coach Ryan Silverfield’s first spring game will be part scrimmage, part festival for the fans.
The Tigers are adding another experienced impact player on the offensive line.
Also approved: The dead period in recruiting will end June 1, allowing coaches in-person visits for the first time since the pandemic started.
Memphis is battling Texas A&M for one of the South’s best quarterbacks
It turns out coach Ryan Silverfield’s candidates were already on his staff.
John Simon was placed on administrative leave Feb. 22 and resigned on March 15.
The University of Memphis Tigers are expected to bring in Charles Bankins to replace Drew Svoboda.
Assistant Jordon Hankins has been vital in replacing Drew Svoboda, who departed Memphis for Alabama earlier this week.
All-purpose back Sutton Smith is second to commit to Tigers’ class of 2022.
Rodney Owens was one of the top defenders for Memphis last season, essentially coming out of nowhere to emerge as one of the team’s top playmakers.
The decision by Thomas Pickens and JJ Russell to come back is one reason the Memphis defense is so confident heading into the fall.