Memphis women’s basketball scrimmages, falls short against Mississippi State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 10:02 AM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026
The Memphis women's basketball team faced Mississippi State in a preseason scrimmage on October 7, losing 69-60. Under first-year coach Hana Haden, Memphis struggled with 24 turnovers, allowing the Bulldogs to score 25 points off those mistakes. Guard Daejah Richmond made a strong first half but failed to score in the second. Haden noted the need for improved discipline and decision-making. She also emphasized the potential for a balanced offense, with strengths shown in their half-court execution. The Tigers aim to learn from this experience as they prepare for their upcoming season.
- •Memphis trailed at halftime but fell to Mississippi State in the scrimmage.
- •The team committed 24 turnovers, affecting their performance.
- •Daejah Richmond scored 16 points in the first half, none in the second.
- •Coach Hana Haden highlighted the need for more disciplined play.
- •Memphis plans to improve execution before the upcoming season.
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"The Memphis women’s basketball team quietly made a short trip to Mississippi State for a closed preseason scrimmage on Oct. 7.
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