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Penn State’s men’s basketball team is headed to the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas during Thanksgiving week, where it will meet Memphis, Mississippi State and Wake Forest. The trip adds a layer of excitement as the program integrates several high‑profile transfers and looks to build on recent progress under Coach Mike Rhoades.
Kylan Bobo, a three‑star running back from Mississippi, pledged to the University of Colorado, bringing speed and track pedigree to a revamped offense under Coach Brennan Marion.
John Calipari, the winningest coach in Memphis basketball history, will be inducted into the 2026 Memphis Sports Hall of Fame on September 16 at the Renasant Convention Center.
Analysts expect the Ducks and Hurricanes to capitalize on strong rosters and favorable schedules, whereas Memphis must navigate a youthful, inexperienced squad under new leadership.
The Beavers announced the hiring of Alex Peavler, a seasoned assistant with titles at Memphis, Indiana State and Saint Louis, as part of head coach Justin Joyner’s revamped staff.
The 24‑year‑old Serbian big man has pledged to join the Memphis Tigers for the 2026‑27 campaign, but his college eligibility remains under review. Insights from his Polish league coach and details about his fiancée’s massive following shed light on the player’s profile.
The latest developments in college football feature a high‑profile broadcasting appointment, a key offensive line commitment, and a ripple in defensive tackle recruiting across the SEC.
The University of Arkansas will rename its football stadium to CommunityAmerica Razorback Stadium in 2027 as part of a corporate naming‑rights agreement, while new head coach Ryan Silverfield prepares the team for a 2026 season opener.
The Memphis Tigers will host Alabama and TCU next season, facing a schedule that includes top‑ranked opponents and marking a pivotal step toward ending a 28‑year NCAA Tournament drought under new head coach Hana Haden.
Memphis will play Evansville on Nov. 22 at FedExForum, paying $90,000 for the matchup, before heading to the Battle 4 Atlantis. The schedule also includes home games against Louisville and Utah State, a neutral‑site opener against Iowa State in South Dakota, and a full slate of conference contests.
The Tigers' 2026‑27 non‑conference slate is nearly locked, featuring a Bahamas pod that includes Mississippi State, Wake Forest and Penn State, while the season opener will be a neutral‑site clash with Iowa State in Sioux Falls.
After stints in Poland and the Adriatic league, Nemanja Popović joins Memphis, bringing a proven scoring touch and rebounding prowess to a squad that opens its season against Iowa State in Sioux Falls.
With fresh leadership and challenging slates, Arkansas and Washington State face divergent win‑total projections for the 2026 season.
Memphis women's basketball coach Hana Haden is entering her second season with a clear mission: reshape the Tigers’ identity through mental toughness and sharper shooting, while building a roster capable of contending for a championship.
Southern Miss is bolstering its men's basketball squad with guard Jalyke Gaines‑Wyatt, a transfer who brings a blend of scoring, playmaking and defensive growth.
Coach Charles Huff’s new recruiting philosophy centers on Memphis‑area prospects, signaling a strategic shift for the Tigers’ 2027 class.
TJ Madlock denies taking payments to manipulate a basketball game he never played, claims he was never contacted about a group chat, and accuses the NCAA of mishandling the investigation, while his lawyer threatens legal action if the organization does not correct its statements.
A flurry of moves in the SEC sees Brian Kelly take on a new advisory role, Texas lock in a top defensive prospect, and Florida pledge a $1.45 billion stadium renovation, reshaping the conference’s landscape.
Notre Dame's 2028 recruiting class gains a top-rated kicker, while former LSU head coach Brian Kelly begins a new role with the Memphis Tigers, highlighting the program's expanding influence.
After being dismissed by LSU eight months ago, Brian Kelly is now advising the Memphis Tigers without pay, while keeping his sights set on a return to a major‑conference head‑coaching position.
The Razorbacks will face the Bulldogs in a much‑anticipated preseason game, a matchup that highlights a historic split and sets the stage for new roster moves on both sides.
The Cardinals will open November with home games against Chattanooga and Morehead State, while additional contests against Texas, Kentucky and several national contenders promise a challenging schedule.
Memphis head coach Charles Huff has sought counsel from seasoned leaders like Brian Kelly, Charlie Strong, and Jimbo Fisher to shape his first season and accelerate the Tigers' climb toward a Power Four conference.
Coach Charles Huff explains how Memphis is allocating $7 million this season, emphasizing player retention, limited transfer‑portal spending, and the importance of selling a compelling vision to recruits.