Hobbled but hungry: Shorthanded Memphis wins AAC Tournament title over UAB
The No. 1 seed Tigers (29-5) completed their quest to bring a second trophy back to the city of Memphis by beating No. 3 seed UAB, 84-72, in the AAC Tournament title game Sunday, March 16 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. (Tim Buckley/The Daily Memphian)
BOTTOM LINE: No. 16 Memphis and UAB play for the AAC Championship. The Tigers are 18-2 against AAC opponents and 10-3 in ...
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Some bracketologists believe Memphis will be an 8-seed. Others see it as a 7. And there are others still who continue to ...
The best year of Penny Hardaway’s seven seasons as head coach of the Tigers, gets rewarded. After winning both the American ...
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The 42 points were 10 over Haggerty's previous career high and matched the AAC Tournament record set by Louisville's Russ ...
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