Charles Huff discusses Memphis loss ahead of UT Martin matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 4:26 AM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Memphis head coach Charles Huff addressed the media ahead of the Tigers' game against UT Martin, scheduled for Saturday at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. After a disappointing loss to Boise State, where Memphis led early before being overtaken, Huff took responsibility for the team's performance and emphasized the need for improvement. He stated that fan expectations should remain high despite the setback, aiming for a flawless display in the upcoming game. Huff also spoke highly of UT Martin head coach Jason Simpson, acknowledging the respect he holds for the program and its players from the Ohio Valley Conference.
- •Memphis lost to Boise State after leading 17-3 in the second quarter.
- •Huff acknowledges the need for better team preparation and execution.
- •Fans should expect perfection, according to Huff's statements.
- •Memphis faces UT Martin, with strong regard for their coaching staff.
- •Saturday's game will take place at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
- 4:26 AMYahoo Sports — What Charles Huff said in his weekly press conference ahead of UT Martin
"Charles Huff met with the media on Tuesday for his weekly press conference, and he discussed several topics, including the loss against Boise State and this weekend’s game against UT Martin.
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