6 reasons why Penny Hardaway’s Memphis Tigers will be must-see TV

Posted Sep 9, 2021
Rasheed Wallace and Larry Brown are the most high-profile assistant coaches in the country. Brown is about to turn 81 years old, but he’s one of the best basketball coaches ever. Wallace is also an inspired hire. He should be able to connect to this generation of players in a way few other college assistants can. The meme potential here is off the charts. (SB Nation)

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