In an exciting development for the Memphis Tigers football program, the university has officially extended head coach Ryan Silverfield’s contract by an additional year, securing his leadership through 2030. This decision reflects the confidence that athletic director Laird Veatch and the administration have in Silverfield’s ability to elevate the Tigers to new heights.
Silverfield, who took over as head coach in 2019, has made a significant impact on the program, leading the Tigers to consecutive bowl appearances and an impressive record of 22 wins in his first three seasons. Under his guidance, the team has demonstrated a commitment to discipline, hard work, and resilience, which has resonated with players and fans alike.
“I’m grateful for the continued trust that the university has placed in me,” Silverfield said in a recent statement. “We’ve built something special here at Memphis, and I’m excited to continue this journey with our players, coaching staff, and the incredible fan base that supports us.”
The extension comes as the Tigers prepare for another competitive season in the American Athletic Conference. With a talented roster and a strong recruiting class, expectations are high for Memphis football. The program is poised to make a serious push for a conference title, and Silverfield’s leadership will be pivotal in guiding the team through the challenges ahead.
The Memphis community has embraced Silverfield’s vision, as he has not only focused on winning but also on developing young men into leaders on and off the field. The extension signals a commitment to sustained success and highlights the university’s ambition to compete at the highest level in college football. With Silverfield at the helm, the future looks bright for the Memphis Tigers.
