John Calipari and Penny Hardaway – Memphis basketball coaches past and present – have their eyes on the future.

Memphis men's basketball coach Penny Hardaway is worried one of the impacts of name, image and likeness opportunities in college sports will be less parity when it comes to the postseason.

Penny Hardaway is an NBA legend, but his sons call him coach. The former Orlando Magic player’s sons, Jayden, born in July 1999 to Nikki Ward, and Ashton, born in July 2004 to Dionne Richardson ...

Memphis coach Penny Hardaway has a 162-68 record in six seasons with the program. (Steven Bisig / Imagn Images) Hardaway, 53, had no college coaching background when he was hired by Memphis in 2018.

Memphis coach Penny Hardaway thrilled as an NBA player and showed his chops as a masterful college recruiter even managing the changing world with the transfer portal and name, image and likeness.

Last season coach Penny Hardaway and the Memphis Tigers took a step backward. They missed the NCAA Tournament after making it the previous two seasons. Now, the Tigers are back where they belong.

Penny Hardaway admits there have been plenty of times he made things hard for himself as Memphis basketball coach. Now he is calmer and less stressed.

2009 NBA champion Trevor Ariza claimed Penny Hardaway emerged as one of the best players in the league during Michael Jordan’s absence.