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Jaylin Carter ran for 183 yards and four touchdowns in Memphis's 42-24 victory over Arkansas State. Four defensive interceptions helped the Tigers celebrate their renovated home stadium and give Charles Huff a second consecutive win to begin his tenure.
Memphis opens the regular season against LeMoyne-Owen on November 2 before hosting Middle Tennessee, Little Rock, Alabama and South Alabama. The nonconference schedule also includes Frisco matchups with Old Dominion and SMU.
Charles Huff received the Bear Bryant National Coach of the Week honor following Memphis's comeback at UNLV. The announcement highlights second-half defensive pressure and contributions from new offensive players as the Tigers overcame a seven-point halftime deficit.
Marcus Stokes threw two touchdown passes and Jaylin Carter added 97 rushing yards as Memphis rallied for a 27-21 road victory. The Tigers recorded six sacks, making Charles Huff the program's first head coach to win his debut away from home.
The Tigers announced 14 nonconference games, opening against Iowa State in Sioux Falls. VCU visits for the home opener, while Louisville, Vanderbilt, Baylor and Texas are among the notable opponents on Penny Hardaway’s schedule.
Memphis will face Wichita State, South Florida, Charlotte, UAB, North Texas and Tulane twice in conference play. Tulsa, East Carolina and Rice make single visits to FedExForum, with dates and tipoff times still to follow.
The Tigers’ 18-game American schedule pairs them twice with UAB, Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, Tulane, Tulsa and Wichita State. North Texas, Temple and UTSA visit Elma Roane Fieldhouse for single games in Hana Haden’s first season.
Conference USA selected former Memphis coach Joye Lee-McNelis for its Hall of Fame. The announcement highlights her conference titles and four NCAA Tournament appearances with the Tigers, alongside the players she developed during her tenure.
The Tigers signed local prospects Fred Smith Jr., Cello Jackson Jr. and Parker Pounds. Smith arrives after helping Briarcrest win two state titles, as Penny Hardaway adds a group with strong Memphis ties to his roster.