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Will Memphis halt tailspin with win over Wichita State? Our prediction
Memphis basketball is not guaranteed a spot in the American Conference tournament.
It's a harsh reality for the Tigers (12-15, 7-7), who are the defending regular-season conference champions and the defending league tournament title winners.
Memphis is assured of four more games — starting with Wichita State (18-10, 10-5) at FedExForum Feb. 26 (8 p.m. CT, ESPN2) — but that's it right now. The Tigers are tied with Temple for seventh in the conference standings. Both were one game behind Charlotte and Tulane prior to games set for Feb. 25, and they're both a half-game ahead of North Texas and FAU (tied for ninth).
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – We get you ready for a big game for Wichita State tonight at Memphis and the Tang-less ‘Cats fall last night in Colorado. K-State Insider Tim Fitzgerald joins to discuss.
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TJ Williams playing with sophomore-level resurgence as freshman
One moment perhaps sums up TJ Williams’ play as of late.
A referee stopped to have a chat with Wichita State men’s basketball coach Paul Mills last Saturday against Temple after the redshirt freshman continued climbing for rebounds.
“And I appreciate that,” Mills continued. “They told him (Williams) kind of to calm down, and it was like, ‘You better not, bro. You better stay turned up the whole time.’ I think that was a huge compliment.”
Back on the film, you could see the tenacity in the Wichita Heights High alum’s eyes. Mills said he shows the team whether they’re squinting when they box out, based on close-ups when they get them.
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