Memphis Tigers Podcast

Six turnovers. Seven sacks. A missed opportunity in New Orleans. Memphis' 31-17 loss to Tulane was a disaster, leaving the Tigers at 5-2 and raising serious questions about the offense, Marcus Stokes, and the team's postseason expectations. This week on Tigers Tonight, we're breaking down what went wrong against the Green Wave, what the loss means for Memphis' championship hopes, and whether Charles Huff's team can put the pieces back together. Plus, there's no time to dwell on the disappointment. East Carolina comes to Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Thursday night for another nationally televised American Conference showdown. Can the Tigers bounce back, or will Friday night's nightmare turn into a much bigger problem? Join us for another edition of Tigers Tonight as we break down the latest Memphis football news, analysis, and the road ahead.

On this week’s Tigers Tonight, we recap the Tigers’ 38-13 victory over UAB. Memphis trailed at halftime before scoring 28 unanswered points in the second half, while Jaylin Carter rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns. We’ll break down the slow start, the second-half response and another strong performance from the Memphis defense. Then we turn our attention to Tulane. The Tigers travel to New Orleans on a short week for a Friday night conference matchup at Yulman Stadium. What challenges will the Green Wave present, and what must Memphis do to remain unbeaten in American Conference play? Join us as we discuss the Battle for the Bones, preview Memphis vs. Tulane, talk about James Madison joining the American along with a special guest.

On this week’s Tigers Tonight, we break down the Tigers’ dominant 59-8 victory over the 49ers. Marcus Stokes threw five touchdown passes, Memphis piled up 674 yards of offense and the defense forced four turnovers while holding Charlotte to just 209 total yards. Was this the complete performance Memphis fans have been waiting to see? We’ll discuss what stood out, what the Tigers proved and whether this aggressive approach will continue as the schedule gets tougher. Then, we turn our attention to UAB and the return of the Battle for the Bones. The Blazers arrive in Memphis looking to retain the rivalry trophy, while the Tigers have an opportunity to remain unbeaten in American Conference play and build on their most convincing win of the season. Charlotte recap, UAB preview, conference storylines and everything surrounding Memphis football. It’s all ahead on the UAB Edition of Tigers Tonight.

Memphis is rested and ready to begin American Conference play. This week on Tigers Tonight, we look back at the Tigers’ balanced 45-21 win over UT Martin and assess where Charles Huff’s team stands after the open week. Then we turn our attention to Charlotte. The 49ers enter conference play searching for their first victory, but recent history warns against overlooking them. Charlotte pushed Memphis to overtime in 2023 and required the Tigers to produce a late game-winning drive in 2024. We’ll break down the matchup, the players to watch and what Memphis must do to start conference play with a road win. Former Memphis quarterback Danny Wimprine joins the show as our special guest.

Memphis returns home after its first loss of the Charles Huff era, a 38-20 defeat at Boise State. It's hard to believe, but Memphis once led 17-3 midway through the second quarter before the Broncos outscored 35-7 the rest of the way. We’ll break down what changed after the break, the defensive struggles and standout performances from Marcus Stokes and Hunter Tipton. Then we turn our attention to UT Martin. The Skyhawks visit Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium on Saturday as Memphis looks to correct its mistakes, regain momentum and finish nonconference play with a victory. Join us for honest reaction, complete analysis and a full preview of the next matchup on Tigers Tonight.

Memphis is 2-0 after a 42-24 win over Arkansas State in the first game inside the renovated Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. This week on Tigers Tonight, we break down Jaylin Carter’s four-touchdown performance, the Tigers’ 335 rushing yards and a defense that forced four interceptions. Then we turn our attention to Boise State. Memphis travels to Albertsons Stadium for the first time Saturday in a matchup between two programs with national ambitions. We examine the Broncos, the biggest matchups and what Memphis must do to leave Boise with another road victory.

Our long national nightmare is over and it is finally time to say GAME WEEK! The guys get a visit from Mike Cooper with the Scarlet Standard to discuss all things UNLV. Erik from Memphisweather.net also drops in with The First Forecast for Memphis at UNLV.

It's the most wonderful time of the year- the beginning to the college football season. Join the TSR team as we preview not only Memphis, but the AAC and the national college football scene.