Memphis/ 03/26/22-Faces 7 Major NCAA Violations

They’re a legit team. Not as good as the hype from Penny or the national sports media, but outstanding talent. Beat us 2/3 this year so you have to tip your cap.

I don’t like the unwarranted swagger–they act like they’re the ones with all the league and national credentials, not us–but that is good for making the rivalry all the more interesting. As long as we keep winning the league and tourney and doing great in the NCAAs, Memphis can talk all they want and I don’t care.

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That’s maturity. Leaving locker room talk in the locker room and focusing on the objective. Sampson has a lot of years ahead of him. Penny will get there but I think he needs some older players to give him a break from all the baby-sitting.

I like Minott’s potential a lot. Playing in this program would do him wonders

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Memphis beat Writers Guesses on what he thinks will happen with memphis roster

Going Pro:
– Duren

could go either way (pro/portal):
– Minott (always thought of himself as 1 and done)
– Bates (ended the season amicably- could be promised big role)
– Jayden
– Lomax (memphis looking to recruit over him, he is aware)
– Nolley (leaning towards grad transfer),
– Williams (loves memphis, might get NIL money)
– Lester (will want a bigger role, depends what penny tells him)

Thinks they will be Back:
– Timberlake (doesn’t want to sit out), Lawsons, Tyler, Dandridge, Onu.

these are guesses -

note beat writer: mentions of some scary good PGs that memphis will target from the portal… there are no scary good pgs currently in the portal. he has names but won’t mention

I’ll be shocked if Minott and Dandridge are in Tiger uniforms next season.

Minott has a ton of potential, but he is not as good as he thinks he is.

From what little I saw of Bates, he seems to have an issue playing team ball.

Williams needs to get off the pot. He is not becoming a better player staying in Memphis.

If we had some surprise guards jump ship, Quinones is first on my list to pick up. He seems like a Sampson guy to me.

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I would be stunned if any Memphis guys wanted to come here (with the exception of Williams, because of his affinity for CKS).

I would also be stunned if they have more that 2 starters return next year.

I bet they have transfers, but not to their most hated opponent (F.U.H. ring a bell?).

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I thought, behind Duran, Minott had the highest ceiling and raw talent. Kid is a natural.

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https://twitter.com/GaryParrishCBS/status/1507762225859239937

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Here we go…

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FedEx will be delivering a sizable box to the NCAA enforcement offices shortly and this will all go away.

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between the memphis allegation and the disappointing smu hire… new aac might be in big trouble

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Rice to the rescue.
:rofl:

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Not as long as the AAC has us lol

… and North Texas lol

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https://twitter.com/HeatCheckCBB/status/1507772502335889409?s=20&t=RucwE5x2G1gL_4izgVBRGQ

This was the James Wiseman stuff. Stupid NCAA taking forever on investigations.

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You know the AAC is down bad when there’s a legit chance UAB and UNT will be contending for the conference titles right away

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Woof

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It started with Wiseman. They are in deep trouble. Any freshman looking at Memphis may never see an NCAA tournament game. Memphis is a small fish. Small fish get fried.

The Commercial Appeal report — which includes excerpts of the notice of allegations — shows that the investigation goes much deeper than just the Wiseman incident.

Memphis committed seven separate violations spawning from “lack of institutional control” to “failure to monitor” from the head coach position. The notice of allegations claims Hardaway “failed to demonstrate that he promoted an atmosphere of compliance within the men’s basketball program.”

The report also states that Memphis turned in a hard drive belonging to assistant coach Mike Miller into the NCAA with significant portions of it deleted.

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This makes more sense after seeing Larry Brown sitting on their bench.

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