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Memphis Tigers, under coach Penny Hardaway, upset UConn Huskies 99-97 in overtime at the Maui Invitational, snapping UConn's 17-game winning streak. This victory propelled Memphis into the CBS Sports Top 25 And 1 rankings at No. 13, while UConn dropped to No. 14. The win is considered one of the biggest in Hardaway's coaching career, as he faces pressure to deliver success after a tumultuous tenure with Memphis.
Dain Dainja, a 6-foot-10, 258-pound transfer from Illinois, chose to join Memphis basketball under coach Penny Hardaway, citing the program's early interest in him and his comfort during the visit. With two seasons of eligibility remaining, Dainja fills a significant void for Hardaway's roster, which is largely being rebuilt through the transfer portal. After a substantial role in his first season at Illinois, Dainja's playing time and production diminished in his second season, prompting his decision to transfer.
Memphis basketball suffered a critical loss to FAU, putting their NCAA tournament hopes in jeopardy. The Tigers will likely need to win four games in the upcoming AAC tournament to secure a spot in March Madness. FAU's raucous home crowd and strong performances, particularly from Vladislav Goldin and their 3-point shooters, contributed to Memphis' downfall. Despite a late comeback attempt, Memphis couldn't overcome FAU's lead. Key players like Jahvon Quinerly, Nae'Qwan Tomlin, and David Jones made significant contributions, but it wasn't enough to secure the win.
Memphis basketball senior Malcolm Dandridge has been sidelined indefinitely due to potential academic misconduct, with the university investigating the issue and withholding him from competition. Dandridge, a key player for coach Penny Hardaway's team, is averaging 8.0 points and 5.0 rebounds per game this season. The program is already under probation for violations related to former star James Wiseman's eligibility, and Hardaway himself was suspended for a recruiting violation.
Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway is making changes to the starting lineup for the game against Charlotte, with Jahvon Quinerly, David Jones, Nicholas Jourdain, Nae'Qwan Tomlin, and Malcolm Dandridge set to start. The team will also be missing key players due to injuries. Hardaway has expressed frustration with the team's recent performance and emphasized the importance of players showing a "care factor" for the city and the school.
Memphis Tigers basketball team, once a top contender, has plummeted in performance, losing six of their last eight games and facing the possibility of not even making it to the NIT. Head coach Penny Hardaway expressed frustration and disappointment, citing team immaturity and lack of unity. With their NCAA Tournament hopes fading, Hardaway's future with the team is uncertain.
Memphis basketball suffered a humiliating 106-79 loss to SMU, continuing their recent struggles and raising questions about the team's commitment. With their NCAA tournament hopes fading, the Tigers must win the AAC tournament to secure a spot. SMU dominated the game from the start, with Memphis struggling with turnovers and rebounding. Despite a strong individual performance from leading scorer David Jones, SMU's balanced offense led to a decisive victory.
Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway is making changes to the starting lineup for the game against Rice, benching point guard Jahvon Quinerly and giving Nae'Qwan Tomlin and Jonathan Pierre their first starts. Hardaway expressed the need for players to defend and rebound, hinting at potential lineup changes after the team's recent struggles. Quinerly, the team's second-leading scorer, has had ball security issues, while Tomlin and Pierre bring size and potential to the lineup.
Memphis Tigers' home loss to South Florida hurts their NCAA Tournament resume, as their previous wins have been downgraded in the rankings, and they now have to avoid more bad losses to maintain a strong position.
Nae'Qwan Tomlin, a former Kansas State big man, has committed to joining the Memphis basketball team as a midseason transfer. Tomlin, who recently graduated, is awaiting admission to the University of Memphis and will be eligible to play immediately once admitted. Despite interest from several other programs, Tomlin chose to join Penny Hardaway's Tigers. He became available after being dismissed by Kansas State following an arrest in October. The Tigers, currently 7-2, are set to host No. 11 Clemson on Saturday.
Memphis basketball, led by coach Penny Hardaway's return from suspension, held on to defeat Michigan 71-67 in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament. Ashton Hardaway, Penny's son, had a standout performance with 17 points, including five 3-pointers. Despite struggling from the field, Memphis showcased a new intensity on defense, hounding Michigan's backcourt and limiting their shooting percentages. The Tigers' big men, Malcolm Dandridge and Nick Jourdain, stepped up in the absence of foul-troubled center Jordan Brown. Caleb Mills also made a highlight-reel play, contributing 10 points to help secure the victory.
The Memphis Tigers, led by older players like Jahvon Quinerly, secured a 70-55 victory over Missouri, showcasing the team's adjustment to the changing landscape of college basketball. Despite facing challenges, including a three-game suspension for coach Penny Hardaway, Memphis has made back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances and is currently ranked No. 21 in the CBS Sports Top 25 And 1 rankings.
Louisiana transfer Jordan Brown has committed to play for Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway next season. The 6-foot-11 center, who has played for three different programs in six seasons, joins a Tigers team that is undergoing a near total rebuild. Brown's addition brings the total number of collegiate transfers joining Memphis this offseason to seven, along with four freshmen. The team still has two open scholarships, and the future of four-star guard Mikey Williams, who was arrested on felony gun charges in April, remains uncertain.
Memphis Tigers' Men's Basketball Head Coach Penny Hardaway has been suspended for the first three games of the 2023-24 season due to recruiting violations, according to the NCAA. The violations occurred when Memphis coaches participated in two impermissible in-home recruiting visits with a prospect during his junior year of high school. Hardaway worked independently with the NCAA on his portion of the case regarding the recruitment violations, and the university does not believe their head coach intentionally committed any violations.
The NCAA has suspended Memphis men's basketball coach Penny Hardaway for three games in the 2023-24 season due to recruiting violations committed in September 2021. The violations involved in-home visits to a junior prospect in Texas, which gave Memphis "a recruiting advantage over other compliant programs." The NCAA's Division-I Committee on Infractions panel charged Hardaway with a failure "to promote an atmosphere of compliance." Memphis finished last season with a 26-9 record, including a 13-5 mark in the American Athletic Conference.