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Where Memphis football's 2025 players, coaches are in 2026

Memphis football had a massive roster turnover after the 2025 season. Here's where the players and coaches went for the 2026 season.

Memphis football experienced a significant roster change following the 2025 season. Quarterback AJ Hill transferred to Arkansas, while James Madison's QB Arrington Maiden joined James Madison, and Concord's RB Ty Collins relocated to Concord. Mario Robinson, Sutton Smith, Khyair Spain, and Makari Bodiford went to Arkansas, Hinds Community College, and Shorter University respectively.

RB Cameron Mathews joined New Mexico, and WR Jamari Hawkins, Keonde Henry, Xavier Johnson, Andrew Leslie, and Nahmier Robinson moved to Arkansas, Abilene Christian, North Alabama, and Diablo Valley College. TE Luke Logan, Christian Ross, Bryce Anderson, and Matt Adcock transferred to Oklahoma State, Miami (Ohio), Louisiana-Monroe, and Arkansas.

OL Malachi Breland, Will French, Taccofah Lewis, Kyndall McKenzie, Parker Peterson, Sam Browder, Josiah Clemons, Ethan Newman, Jacob Norcross, Sean Dugery, and Josiah Clemons went to Arkansas, North Alabama, and East Tennessee State. DL Donovan Nevils, Kavion Benton, Jalen Charles, Mond Cole, Kamore Harris, Jayden Marable, Joshua White, and Lamar Fairfax Jr. joined North Alabama, North Alabama, New Mexico, Eastern Kentucky, Temple, and Temple.

LB Ian Rembert, Nate Thomason, Jayden Flaker, Kenyon Rivera, Everett Roussaw Jr., and Cade Law moved to Albany State, West Alabama, New Mexico, Tarleton State, and East Carolina. DB Samson Israel, Cameron Miller, DeMarco Ward, Jeremiah Jordan, Myles Pollard, and Chris Bracy went to Jackson State, Kennesaw State, Pittsburgh, UAB, East Carolina, and Michigan.

DB Jaylen Thompson and Kamari Wilson transferred to UAB and West Virginia respectively. K Gianni Spetic joined USC, while LS Jonathan Zarut headed to Oregon State.

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