The University of Memphis has finalized a new contract with head football coach Ryan Silverfield, securing his leadership through the 2030 season. This extension reflects the university’s confidence in Silverfield, who has led the Tigers to consistent success since taking over in 2019, including a 10-3 record in 2023 and a win in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl.
Silverfield’s new contract outlines a compensation package starting at $2.2 million for 2024, with annual increases through 2028. It includes incentives tied to the team’s performance, emphasizing the university’s belief in his ability to elevate the program even further.
Silverfield expressed gratitude for the extended commitment, reinforcing his excitement about the future of the Tigers as they continue competing in the American Athletic Conference
With Silverfield at the helm, Memphis aims to build on the strong foundation already in place and make deeper runs in the postseason, especially with the upcoming expansion of the College Football Playoff
Silverfield expressed gratitude for the extended commitment, reinforcing his excitement about the future of the Tigers as they continue competing in the American Athletic Conference
With Silverfield at the helm, Memphis aims to build on the strong foundation already in place and make deeper runs in the postseason, especially with the upcoming expansion of the College Football Playoff
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