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  After watching spring practice, Memphis offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey said that running back Andarius Coffey is a player under the radar to keep an eye on. Said Cramsey: "You don't look at him as a 200-pound kid but we dropped him in the slot and told him to run routes so he's done a good job there. He's a piece you can move around, he's a guy you can give the ball in space and he's a little more electric than some of the guys in that room." Andarius, listed as 6-0, 181, was out injured last season and played sparingly as a freshman in 2020. Andarius played quarterback at Winona High School in Mississippi and was expected to try defensive back in college. He threw for 3,471 career yards and 39 touchdowns while rushing for 3,399 yards and 48 touchdown as a senior. - Memphis Commercial Appeal

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  Memphis posted its updated football roster for the season and several names were missing. Junior offensive lineman Devontae Dobbs, freshman running back JP Martin and sophomore wide receiver Khi Mathieu are not listed on the roster. A school athletics spokesperson declined comment and referred to coach Ryan Silverfield's next availability Wednesday to open preseason practice. Dobbs was one of several high-profile transfers who arrived after the 2020 season. He arrived from Michigan State and played in five games last season. He participated in spring practice. Dobbs was a four-star recruit coming out of high school in 2019. - Memphis Commercial Appeal

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  2022 PRESEASON BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY WATCHLIST: S Quindell Johnson, Memphis,...A preseason First-Team All-AAC choice by Phil Steele this year, Johnson was named second-team All-AAC for the second-straight season in 2021 after ranking second in the conference in total tackles (104) and solo tackles (66). He also ranked third in the league in tackles per game (8.7) and sixth in pass breakups (11). Johnson also had 4.5 tackles for loss, one sack and one interception on the year. - Memphis Football

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  08/01/22 - Reid BauerrSr/2024, Memphis + More +

  2022 PRESEASON RAY GUY WATCHLIST: Reid Bauer - Arkansas,... In four seasons, Bauer has 156 punts for an average of 41.6 yards with a long of 64 and 40 landing inside the 20. In 2021 Bauer (5-11, 213) became the first Arkansas student-athlete to win the Peter Mortell Holder of the Year Award … He made good on a couple of fake punts including a 32-yard touchdown to tight end Blake Kern at Alabama. At Magnolia High (Texas) he averaged 41.3 yards per punt as a senior and played linebacker, totaling 83 stops, 50 solo, 11 tackles for a loss with three sacks. - Arkansas Football

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  07/31/22 - Joe DoylerSr/2023, Memphis + More +

  2022 PRESEASON RAY GUY WATCHLIST: Joe Doyle - Memphis,...Doyle (6-1, 199) played for Tennessee 2018 and 2019. He was first on the Ray Guy watch list in 2018 and became a finalist. As a redshirt junior in 2021, Doyle appeared in all 12 games for the Tigers, seeing action at punter and field goal kicker. Punted 41 times on the season for an average of 46.0 per attempt with four touchbacks, 14 fair catches, 16 inside the 20-yard line and 16 punts of over 50 yards. Connected on 7-of-12 field goals with a long of 51. Hit all five of his field goal attempts against Nicholls and had season-long 51 yarder against Mississippi State. At Farragut High School (Knoxville, Tenn.) 2017 Under Armour All-American punter, 2017 All-State punter; Only punter selected for both the Army and Under Armour All-American Games and in 2016 was Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Semifinalist - Memphis Football

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  Quindell Johnson flirted with the NFL Draft but the two-time All-AAC second team selection returns for a final year as possibly the Tigers' best overall player. It's a good sign for a team that was 103rd nationally in passing yards allowed last season and has been among the nation's bottom 30 teams in that category four of the last five seasons. Johnson's been an intelligent, instinctive playmaker since his freshman year (six career interceptions, 104 tackles last season). He's also durable with no missed games in three seasons and will help lead a defense that returns three starters in the secondary. If the Tigers' pass defense improves, Johnson must be at the center of it. A big season won't just help his NFL stock, it could help the defense take significant steps forward under first-year coordinator Matt Barnes. - Memphis Commercial Appeal

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  Seth Henigan returns after his Freshman All-American season as the established leader of the Tigers' offense. All eyes are on him to take a bigger leap in his second year. Henigan added more weight since last season to get stronger. He's a better student of the offense, which won't change much under offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey. But with fewer proven skill position players around him, Memphis needs him healthy to carry a greater burden on offense. The Tigers saw last season how quarterback injuries can affect things. Grant Gunnell's preseason injury opened the door for Henigan and when Henigan was out against UCF with a shoulder injury, the offense sputtered. Until playmakers emerge, the offense revolves around Henigan and his health is as critical as his on-field growth. - Memphis Commercial Appeal

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  2022 PRESEASON JIM THORPE AWARD WATCHLIST: Quindell Johnson, Memphis, Sr.,... Johnson was named second-team All-AAC for the second-straight season in 2021 after ranking second in the conference in total tackles (104) and solo tackles (66). He also ranked third in the league in tackles per game (8.7) and sixth in pass breakups (11). Johnson also had 4.5 tackles for loss, one sack and one interception on the year. - Memphis Football

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  2022 PRESEASON DOAK WALKER AWARD CANDIDATE: Blake Watson (Jr.), Old Dominion,...After missing the 2020 season, running back Blake Watson (5-9, 193) made a strong comeback last season. He played in 11 games with 10 starts and totaled 1,112 yards and eight touchdown. He set a school record with five straight 100-yard games. In 2019, Watson made Conference USA Honorable Mention kick returner ... Conference USA All-Freshman Team kick returner ... Appeared in 11 games, making three starts ... Led ODU with 828 all purpose yards and 75.3 all purpose yards per game ... Led Conference USA with 26.4 yards per kick return ... Caught 13 passes for 79 yards ... Rushed 25 times for 119 yards and one touchdown . Brother Brad played at Wake Forest and with the Los Angeles Chargers. - Old Dominion Football

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  2022 PRESEASON RIMINGTON TROPHY WATCHLIST: Jacob Likes, Memphis,...In 2021, Likes started all 11 games in which he appeared for the Tigers, allowing just two sacks and three quarterback hurries in 451 pass protection snaps. He helped Memphis rank 16th in the nation in passing offense (298.8) and 38th in total offense (434.9). For his career, Likes has appeared in 19 games and is a three-time AAC All-Academic Team honoree. - Memphis Football

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  2022 PRESEASON MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST: Blake Watson, Old Dominion,...Redshirt junior running back Blake Watson (5-9-193) played 11 games and started 10 for Old Dominion in 2021. He had 215 carries for 1,112 yards and eight touchdowns, all led the team ... Caught 10 passes for 55 yards and a touchdown ... Set the ODU single-season record for carries with 215 ... Finished fifth in Conference USA with 1,112 yards and 101.1 yards per game ... Finished 22nd in the country with 101.1 yards per game and 36th in the country with 1,112. yards ... The second player in school history (Ray Lawry) to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season ... Had six 100-yard rushing games.

Set a school record with five-straight 100-yard rushing games ... Had 15 carries for 55 yards in the season-opener at Wake Forest ... Missed the next two games due to injury ... Had 13 carries for 81 yards and a touchdown against Buffalo ... Rushed 13 times for 35 yards against UTEP ... Registered first career 100-yard game, rushing 26 times for 168 yards at Marshall ... Had 22 attempts for 104 yards and a TD against WKU ... Rushed 25 times for 108 yards in the win over Louisiana Tech ... Notched a career-high 28 carries for 158 yards and his first career two touchdown game at FIU ... Recorded 23 carries for 163 yards and a touchdown in the win over FAU. - Old Dominion Football


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  Seth Henigan's debut season at Memphis went smoother than expected. He made history as the first true freshman quarterback to start a Tigers season opener, then became a freshman all-American. Henigan enters preseason camp of year two as the no-doubt starter. After throwing for 3,322 yards - second-most by a Tigers quarterback in his first season - and 25 touchdowns with eight interceptions, Henigan leads an offense with new coordinator Tim Cramsey that faces more personnel questions than recent seasons. Who will be his No. 1 receiving target? Can the run game get back to its 2017-19 form? With four returning starters on the offensive line, how much better can Henigan get? Ask coach Ryan Silverfield, and there's confidence Henigan has yet to reach his ceiling. "Going into a second year of a quarterback, whether it's a rookie in the NFL or freshman to sophomore year, the game's going to slow down a little bit more," Silverfield said on 92.9 FM ESPN Friday. "(Seth's) not thinking about the play concept ... or processing in your mind as a play occurs. Now hopefully, it just naturally happens where it's just a feel for it, that he's been in those situations before." - Memphis Commercial Appeal

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  A senior for the 2022 campaign, Tauskie Dove led the 2021 Tigers in receiving yards with 576, making him one of two Missouri receivers with over 500. He finished third on the team with 38 catches. Dove, who is expected to take one of the 2022 starting receiver spots, scored two touchdowns in 2020 as a sophomore, also contributing 300 yards on 30 catches. - Columbia Daily Tribune

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  Brady White will be back on the Memphis sidelines as the former Tigers quarterback has been hired as an offensive graduate assistant, a source familiar with the decision told The Commercial Appeal. The source requested anonymity because an announcement has not been made public. 2023 Recruiting Class: Memphis football beefs up 2023 recruiting class with 'monster' commitment, more defense.

White spent three seasons at Memphis (2018-20) and set school records for quarterback wins, passing yards and touchdowns. In 2019, he led the Tigers to their most successful season in school history that ended with a berth in the Cotton Bowl against Penn State. Memphis went 12-2 that season, setting a program single-season record for wins, and won its first outright AAC championship with a win over Cincinnati. - Memphis Commercial Appeal


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  Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield affirmed Monday that Seth Henigan will be his starting quarterback when the Tigers open preseason practice in August. With Grant Gunnell transferring to North Texas this month, Henigan enters the season as one of two Tigers quarterbacks on the roster with in-game experience. But after he and Gunnell battled this spring, the job once again belongs to Henigan. "We know that Seth's our guy moving forward, we're excited about him," Silverfield said at Fire Station 18 where the Tigers unveiled a new blue pumper truck that will be present at various sporting events next season. Silverfield didn't mention Gunnell by name but Henigan said during a radio interview Friday that he believed Gunnell left because he felt he wouldn't be the starter.

Henigan said he took almost all the first-team reps in the spring and understood why Gunnell, who started two seasons at Arizona, wanted to perhaps seek another opportunity. It's something Silverfield knows well as he's described how roster management is often part of his job. Memphis has added six players via transfer since spring practice ended. "I understand this day and age with college football and the transfer portal, especially with the quarterback position," Silverfield said. He added that he doesn't expect the Tigers to dive too deeply into the portal between now and August. - Memphis Commercial Appeal


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