Why Huff had to play Tetris with revenue-share payments in his first year
When Charles Huff was recruiting players for the upcoming season, he had to get creative with revenue-sharing payments for the first six months.
When Charles Huff was recruiting players for the upcoming season, he had to get creative with revenue-sharing payments for the first six months.
There’s a loud message that Scott is trying to send when he says the Tigers are at full revenue sharing, and that message is simple: Memphis is moving like it’s in the big leagues — even if it isn’t yet.
In a wide-ranging interview with Jason Smith on the “J & J Show” on 92.9 FM on Wednesday, Scott addressed concerns that the Tiger basketball program — which finished 13-19 last season — had fallen behind football in the university’s pecking order.
The senators will introduce a bipartisan bill that would regulate payments to players, limit them to one “free” transfer over their careers and create a “Lane Kiffin Rule” to restrict coach movement during the season.
Kickoff times for eight Memphis Tigers football games were announced Wednesday, and the season opener at UNLV will be a late one.
With the ongoing College Football Playoff expansion talks, Memphis Tigers coach Charles Huff says the competitor in him wants to keep it at 12.
Memphis coach Charles Huff said Memphis plans to join a Power 4 conference in 2028. Was it a guarantee? Not exactly. “I think you’ve got to speak things into existence,” he said.
When Charles Huff’s family took him to see the new Michael Jackson movie, “Michael,” he couldn’t stop thinking about how Jackson’s career illustrates what he’s trying to do with the Tigers.
A Memphis receiver announced that he is entering the NCAA transfer portal. But a spring portal window no longer exists.
As its contract ends with current managing firm Oak View Group, more changes could be coming to Liberty Stadium besides its $220-plus million makeover.
Kansas State’s strength and conditioning coach Phil Baier is being hired to Memphis’ staff, according to the university’s online records.
A panel of Tigers coaches and administrators will be in Memphis and the surrounding areas to interact with fans, give updates on the teams and more.
Here is a running list of Memphis Tigers who landed with NFL teams after the 2026 draft.
The Memphis Tigers made two more additions to the linebacker room after spring camp.
Cortez Braham Jr. led the Tigers with 63 catches for 889 yards and eight touchdowns.
Travis Burke was the first Memphis Tiger selected in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Bartlett High and Alabama product Justin Jefferson is one of multiple Memphians who may be picked in the 2026 NFL Draft, but Arlington’s Jake Golday could go highest.
New Memphis Tigers quarterback Air Noland’s athletic talents and generous heart prompted South Fulton, Georgia, to celebrate him with his own day in 2023.
The Tigers have completed all 15 spring practices, and coach Charles Huff is pleased with the outcome.
Receiver Anthony Miller and defensive lineman Clinton McDonald were among inductees honored at Memphis M Club Hall of Fame ceremonies.
The Spring Fest, which did not included a traditional spring game, was originally scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday.
Memphis football’s Spring Fest will be more focused on fan interaction.
Charles Huff never turns down an opportunity to grow as a head coach. It’s why he invited former Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher to Monday’s practice.
Memphis coach Charles Huff said Mike Montgomery is “probably our strongest leader presence on the team.”
The NCAA announced earlier this year that it would allow schools to wear commercial jersey patches.
Rather than the usual spring game, fans can watch a typical University of Memphis practice during the Tigers’ Spring Fest. The free event will include tailgating, a band performance and kids zone.
How Marcus Stokes went from four-star recruit to Division II quarterback who is now competing to lead the Tigers.
Tigers coach Charles Huff said the team needs three running backs for each game and four he can count on for the season.
Lance Guidry was Memphis coach Charles Huff’s first defensive coordinator at Marshall, and now they’re reunited at Memphis.