On the same day Memphis men's basketball coach Penny Hardaway suddenly fired four staff members, the university said an anonymous

Memphis coach Penny Hardaway fired three assistants and a staff member two months before the Tigers’ season opener

The university shared an anonymous letter alleging Hardaway’s personal involvement in recruiting players and academic violations with the NCAA.

An anonymous letter has accused Memphis men's basketball head coach Penny Hardaway of major NCAA infractions, according to ESPN's Jeff Borzello.

The University of Memphis acknowledged Wednesday to Sports Illustrated that it has handed over a letter to the NCAA from an anonymous author that alleges multiple rules violations within the men's basketball program.

Hours after Penny Hardaway’s Memphis basketball program abruptly fired four coaches and staffers Wednesday, the university’s athletic department also acknowledged the existence of an anonymous letter that allegedly details multiple NCAA rules violations within the program.

One day after coach Penny Hardaway fired four members of his staff, Memphis confirmed the existence of an anonymous letter that alleges the men's basketball program committed major recruiting and

New concerns of alleged rule violations emerge at the University of Memphis. The University of Memphis acknowledged to WREG Thursday morning that it had received an anonymous letter alleging major NCAA violations within the Tiger men’s basketball program and had turned over that letter to the NCAA.