Memphis Tigers

3-point shot: Memphis' coaching situation

1. Conference USA will take 15 of its 16 teams to El Paso now that Florida International has been banned for the 2014 postseason because of a poor APR score. New FIU coach Anthony Evans knew this could occur.

Five with momentum heading into 2014

Momentum is a powerful thing in the world of college basketball recruiting. While it tends to be a constant for a select few national powerhouses like Kentucky, Duke, North Carolina and Kansas, virtually all other programs in the country are constantly competing for any edge that can push them to that next level.

Bayou City Beat: Foreman takes challenge

Each week this spring, GigEmNation reporter Sam Khan Jr. will bring you notes/nuggets from watching and visiting with high school football prospects in the Greater Houston area that week.

Memphis Tigers invite fans to vote on new court design

ESPN 100 SF Oubre headed to Findlay

ESPN 100 small forward Kelly Oubre (Fort Bend, Texas) has decided to spend his senior year at Findlay College Prep in Henderson, Nev. Findlay head coach Todd Simon announced the news on Friday.

Dixon Hoping For Waiver From NCAA

Jason King discusses former Missouri guard Michael Dixon's chances of getting a waiver from the NCAA so he can play at Memphis this season.

Ex-Mizzou guard Dixon commits to Memphis

Former Missouri guard Michael Dixon has committed to Memphis. Dixon told ESPN.com that he informed Tigers coach Josh Pastner of his decision by phone Wednesday evening, just hours after flying home from his official visit.

Contenders, challengers in AAC

Seth Greenberg breaks down the top contenders and challengers in the new AAC, writing that the league could have at least four NCAA tournament teams this season.

O'Neil: The NCAA's judge-and-jury precedent

With Michael Dixon seeking a waiver to play immediately at Memphis, last year's unfortunate judge-and-jury precedent by the NCAA in the Dez Wells appeal leaves the organization with little choice.