Case Dismissed for Memphis Tigers Guard Sincere Parker

Parker can continue playing as Memphis heads into conference play.

Feb. 24, 2026 at 10:05pm

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Memphis Tigers guard Sincere Parker has had his legal case dismissed, his attorney told reporters on Tuesday. Parker was initially arrested in July 2025 after a woman alleged an altercation at their shared apartment, but the charges have now been dropped, allowing Parker to remain on the Tigers' roster and continue contributing on the court this season.

Why it matters

This development allows Parker, a key player for the Tigers, to avoid potential suspension or removal from the team and continue playing as Memphis heads into the critical conference portion of its schedule.

The details

Parker was arrested in July 2025 and charged with aggravated assault and vandalism after a woman alleged he pushed, slapped, and choked her and broke her phone. He was released on bond and faced upcoming court dates, but his attorney has now confirmed the case has been dismissed, though details on the dismissal are not yet public.

  • Parker was arrested in July 2025.
  • On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, Parker's attorney announced the case had been dismissed.

The players

Sincere Parker

A senior guard on the Memphis Tigers basketball team who was facing legal issues but has now had his case dismissed, allowing him to continue playing this season.

Arthur Horne

The attorney representing Sincere Parker, who announced the dismissal of the case against his client.

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What they’re saying

“Sincere Parker's legal case was dismissed, his attorney told the Daily Memphian on Feb. 24, 2026.”

— Arthur Horne, Attorney (Daily Memphian)

What’s next

With the dismissal of the case, Parker can continue playing for the Memphis Tigers as the team heads into the critical conference portion of its schedule.

The takeaway

This development allows a key player for the Memphis Tigers to avoid potential suspension or removal from the team and continue contributing on the court, which is crucial as the team looks to make a strong push in conference play.