Justice Spann adds size and upside to Memphis’ receiver room
Justice Spann is a 6-foot-2, 218-pound redshirt sophomore wideout for Memphis in the 2026 season, bringing a bigger target frame and transfer pedigree from Arizona State to the Tigers’ offense[4][8]. He’s not a stat-sheet headline yet — recent public game logs show no available production — but his fit comes from catch-point size, physicality, and developmental upside in a receiver room that can use a reliable boundary presence[2][9].
UNLV W 27-21 
ArkSt W 42-24 
Boise L 20-38 
TN-Mar W 45-21 
Char W 59-8 Athlete DNA will appear once enough wide receiver season data has been processed.
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