Memphis basketball added a sixth Quad 1 win Thursday thanks to a new NCAA ruling, an athletic department spokesperson confirmed to The Commercial Appeal on Thursday. When the 19th-ranked Tigers (21-5, 11-2 AAC) met San Francisco at the Chase Center (in San Francisco) on Nov. 21, it was deemed to be a neutral-site game.

Memphis basketball gained a sixth Quad 1 victory Thursday following the NCAA's redesignation of its win against San Francisco.

Madness bracket projections are in, and they're not particularly pleasant for Memphis basketball. The 19th-ranked Tigers (21-5, 11-2 AAC) earned a third Quad 3 loss last week, falling in overtime to Wichita State on the road.

The NCAA made a change to a result on the Tigers’ schedule on Thursday, which gives coach Penny Hardaway’s team another Quadrant 1 win.

The AAC has fallen on hard times this season. Gone are the days of the Tigers standing alongside quality programs like Houston, Cincinnati, UCF and UConn. The first three are in their second seasons in the Big 12, while the Huskies jumped for the Big East after the 2019-20 season.

With an 84-79 loss to Wichita State in overtime, the Memphis basketball team’s eight-game win streak came to an end in the most heartbreaking way imaginable. The loss clearly hit head coach Penny Hardaway,

A closer look at the tiny details that added up to an upset win over a ranked Memphis team at Koch Arena on Sunday.

The Memphis basketball team took a significant body blow by losing at Wichita State last week. But it's not the knockout punch some might think. On this week's episode of the Tiger Basketball Podcast,