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Memphis announces a demanding 2026-27 non-conference schedule that includes a first-time game against Evansville, a neutral-site opener against Iowa State in Sioux Falls, and participation in the Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas.
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.
Owner James Dolan credits president Leon Rose for the Knicks' first championship in 53 years, highlighting key player acquisitions and coaching changes.
The NCAA’s accusation that former Alabama State guard TJ Madlock participated in a point‑shaving scheme has been flatly rejected by the player and his legal team, who are now demanding a retraction and exploring legal remedies.
The Gamecocks' coaching staff is reshaping their backcourt as they look to fill the void left by limited depth at point guard.
A joint letter from Arkansas coach John Calipari and other prominent basketball coaches calls on U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell to advance legislation that would tighten antitrust protections, curb unrestricted player transfers, and prioritize athlete well‑being.
With only one scholarship spot remaining, Coach Penny Hardaway says the Tigers will only fill it if the right opportunity arises, potentially bringing in a versatile frontcourt player.
Brandin Cummings, a 2,000‑point high school scorer, has transferred to Memphis, where Coach Penny Hardaway sees him as a cornerstone for a resurgence of Tigers basketball.
With nine transfers and three freshmen joining the squad, the Memphis Tigers are shaping a new identity ahead of the upcoming season, raising questions about size, leadership and scheduling.
Memphis head coach Penny Hardaway enters his ninth year with two seasons left on his contract, a $9 million revenue share looms, and a reshaped roster aims to turn ambition into achievement.
With workouts set to begin June 2, the Memphis coaching staff is shaping a roster that blends new transfers, a battle for the center spot and a commitment to fundamentals.
Memphis head coach Penny Hardaway used a Profile personality assessment to gain insight into his team's dynamics, revealing personal strengths, fostering early player arrivals, and emphasizing sacrifice and community involvement.
Ten programs aim to rebound in 2026‑27 by leveraging the transfer portal, key transfers and coaching changes are highlighted.
Vanderbilt will open its season at home on Nov. 5 against Wake Forest, then host Memphis at Memorial Gymnasium on Nov. 10, a rematch that continues a decade‑long series with the Commodores holding a narrow 9‑8 lead.
Vanderbilt’s men’s basketball team will open its 2026‑27 home schedule against Memphis on Nov. 10, completing a trio of non‑conference road‑home games and coming off a 27‑9 season that placed the Commodores among the nation’s top five seeds.
The revamped Pac‑12 is projected to be the leading non‑major conference in college basketball for the 2026‑27 season, with Gonzaga headlining a field that includes several rising programs.
Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway is addressing a steep attendance drop, a budget shortfall and a need for community engagement as he rebuilds the Tigers’ program for the upcoming season.
Jayden Reid's decision to transfer to Memphis highlights the program's appeal under coach Penny Hardaway, emphasizing energy, grit, and a fast‑paced style of play.
Coach Penny Hardaway is already shaping the lineup for the Tigers’ season‑opening game on Nov. 2, with summer workouts yet to begin and new faces such as Tylik Weeks and Jayden Reid in the mix.
Team Thad's 17U squad features six homegrown players who are attracting interest from top college coaches as the Nike EYBL Session 2 kicks off in Memphis.
Team Thad's 17‑under roster, anchored by Memphis natives, showcases a deep local talent pool that is attracting national attention and economic boosts for Memphis.
Coach Penny Hardaway expects all 14 Tigers to report for summer workouts, yet the status of several key signees, including Fred Smith Jr., remains uncertain as the team eyes a challenging slate and a revamped Battle 4 Atlantis.