Dain Dainja, PJ Haggerty power Memphis basketball to AAC tournament title game. 3 gut reactions
The shot fell and the referee’s whistle blew. Dainja reclined on the floor, stuck his tongue out and flexed his muscles toward the rafters. He knocked down the subsequent free throw as Daniels (who fouled out on the play) found his seat on the Green Wave bench.
The fourth-seeded Tulane men's basketball team fought top-seeded Memphis all the way in a tight AAAC tournament semifinal ...
FORT WORTH, Texas — Memphis basketball guard Dante Harris won't play in the AAC tournament final on Sunday and his status is ...
Dain Dainja scored 23 points with 11 rebounds and No. 16 Memphis escaped with a 78-77 win over Tulane in the semifinals of ...
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Memphis basketball starting point guard Tyrese Hunter is questionable to return to Saturday's AAC tournament semifinal ...
The top-seeded Memphis Tigers (27-5, 16-2 AAC) are taking on the No. 4 seed Tulane Green Wave (18-13, 12-6 AAC) in the AAC ...
The American Athletic Conference will require each member except Army and Navy to provide athletes with at least $10 million ...
Tyrese Hunter left Saturday's game with a foot injury. Here's what Penny Hardaway said about Hunter's injury and how Memphis will move forward.
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