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Nick Marshall 'sticking with' decision to leave Memphis – CollegeBasketballTalk
Nick Marshall 'sticking with' decision to leave Memphis – CollegeBasketballTalk
The saga of Nick Marshall appears, for now, to be over.The lone returning center on the Memphis roster was AWOL from campus for much of the offseason.According to a report from CBSSports.com, he left the school to be with a pregnant girlfriend after telling head coach Tubby Smith that he would be spending time with his sick mother.
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Nick Marshall will not return to Memphis this year
Nick Marshall will not return to Memphis this year
The Memphis Tigers are looking to turn things around in the 2016-17 college basketball season after missing the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row.They start over with Tubby Smith taking over the program, but they lose their only returning center in Nick Marshall.Marshall has been missing from the campus all offseason and it was reported that he was back home with his pregnant girlfriend after telling Smith he was going to be taking care of his sick mother.
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Memphis future uncertain for Nick Marshall
Memphis future uncertain for Nick Marshall
University of Memphis forward Nick Marshall (left) grabs a rebound in front of University of South Florida defender Angel Nunez (right) in February.(Photo: MARK WEBER/The Commercial Appeal)The short bio on University of Memphis sophomore center Nick Marshall's Twitter account still reads "Memphis Tigers #30".But Marshall's absence from summer workouts this month at the Finch Center would seem to indicate there's some uncertainty with the fall semester set to begin in just three weeks.
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Memphis Center Nick Marshall Tweets He Might Not Be Back
Memphis Center Nick Marshall Tweets He Might Not Be Back
The status of Memphis center Nick Marshall appears to be resolved.The saga has played out over the last two days as Marshall's whereabouts and whether he would play for new coach Tubby Smith were in doubt.Before setting his Twitter account to private, Marshall Tweeted this message: "[I know] people want me to come back to Memphis but I can't.
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