View Gallery: Photos: Memphis basketball plays at Houston without Kendric Davis Joe Lunardi, ESPN SIGN UP: Memphis Tigers Basketball Insider text group with Jason Munz MEMPHIS BASKETBALL: 'Why I am the way I am': How DeAndre Williams became the face of the Tigers Here is a cross-section of where the Tigers stand in the eyes of a variety of bracketologists: I just hope they don’t judge us from, ‘Oh, they lost to Houston and now we’ve gotta drop ‘em so many spots.’” I’m not trying to put a campaign out there. 1 team in the country in the second half. “If they were watching the game today, they saw we had no Kendric Davis (Memphis' leading scorer) and outscored the No. “I feel like we’ve done a lot to show who we are,” he said after last week’s loss at Houston. Coach Penny Hardaway likes his team's chances of getting to a second straight NCAA Tournament. 36), who are 2-3 in Quad 1 games and 5-3 in Quad 2 games, have four regular-season games left, starting with a road date versus Wichita State on Thursday (6 p.m., ESPN2). The Tigers (with a NET rating of 41 and a KenPom ranking of No. This time last year, Memphis was on 70 out of 115 brackets, per Bracket Matrix.

Based on the average of the most up-to-date estimates, Memphis would be an 11 seed. Following its 72-64 loss to top-ranked Houston, the Tigers (20-7, 10-4 AAC) are included on 90 out of 92 brackets − as high as a 6 seed and as low as an 11. , which tracks dozens of high-profile (ESPN, CBS Sports, etc.) and lesser known projections, is updated daily. That is according to the overwhelming majority of bracketologists. Memphis basketball is, with two weeks left in the regular season, on the NCAA Tournament bubble.

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