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Memphis football in 2026

Memphis is 4-1 through 5 completed games: 4 wins, 1 loss.

Latest confirmed result: Memphis beat Charlotte 49ers, 59-8, on Saturday, October 3, 2026.

Memphis plays next against Tulane Green Wave on Friday, October 16, 2026, on the road. Kickoff is 7:30 PM EDT. TV coverage is TBD.

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Charles Huff

Leading the Memphis Tigers through the 2026 season.

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2026 roster snapshot

A face from the MEM roster

Denzel GardnerQB · Memphis Tigers · 2026 roster portraitView the full roster

Program background · Reviewed 2026-10-06

Roster and coaches

Charles Huff is head coach. Kevin Decker is listed as offensive coordinator / quarterbacks, and Lance Guidry as defensive coordinator / linebackers; Tim Conner coordinates special teams. The coaches tab gives their published roles without treating a position coach as an unlisted coordinator.

The 108-player roster tab follows the 2026 cfbstats listing for numbers, positions, classes, heights, weights and hometowns. It is a review-date snapshot, not a live depth chart or an injury report.

Memphis program background

Memphis represents Memphis, Tennessee, with home football games at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. Memphis opened at UNLV on August 29 and hosts UAB in its October 10 conference home game.

The team finished 8–5 in 2025.

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What is the MEM 2026 football record?

Memphis is 4-1 through 5 completed games: 4 wins, 1 loss.

When does MEM play next?

Memphis plays next against Tulane Green Wave on Friday, October 16, 2026, on the road. Kickoff is 7:30 PM EDT. TV coverage is TBD.

Who coaches Memphis?

Charles Huff is the head coach.

What conference does MEM play in?

Memphis competes in the American.

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