Charles Huff embraces high expectations for Memphis football ahead of 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 1:29 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Memphis football coach Charles Huff is addressing high expectations as the team prepares for its 2026 season opener against UNLV on August 29. During the first preseason practice, Huff emphasized the urgency to win, stating he understands the pressures that come with leading a new roster heavily composed of transfers. With ongoing position battles and clear championship goals, Huff aims to instill a strong work ethic in players to meet these lofty aspirations. The team faces significant challenges in finalizing its lineup before their inaugural game.
- •Memphis football starts the 2026 season on August 29 against UNLV.
- •Huff is focusing on building character and competitive drive.
- •The team has a roster primarily made up of transfer players.
- •Position battles are ongoing as the season opener approaches.
- •Huff's goal is to close the gap in the American Conference.
- 1:29 AMYahoo Sports — Why Charles Huff isn't shying away from high expectations for Memphis football
"Charles Huff is embracing the high expectations Memphis football has in 2026.
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