Mornings with Greg & Eli

On today's edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli, we recap and react to the headlines from Monday in the world of sports. Joining us on the show today, Connor O'Gara (in the first hour), John Harrington, and Steve Sands.

We start the third and final hour of the program with Memphis Tigers Head Baseball Coach Matt Riser, talking the current status of his team. Then we'll go into NFL Free Agency, and discuss some of the potential signings and other acquisitions

We start the second hour talking more college hoops, going around the horn discussing the few schools that have secured automatic bids for the NCAA Tournament

On today's edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli, we recap a full weekend of basketball, including the Tigers big win at Tulane. We'll also talk World Baseball Classic, and NFL Free Agency. Joining the show today is Memphis Tigers Baseball Head Coach Matt Riser

We start the third and final hour playing 10 In A Row Trivia. Then we are joined by Aaron Torres of Fox Sports Radio, and he'll talk College Hoops, Conference Tournaments and more

We open up the phone lines for the second hour, taking calls from Tiger fans reacting to another tough loss. We are also joined by Joe DeLeone of A-Z Sports, who will discuss the happenings around the NFL Draft and Free Agency

It's Friday on Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli. On today's show, we are joined by John Varlas, Joe DeLeone, and Aaron Torres

We start the third hour talking Tiger Basketball, with Parth Upadhyaya from the Daily Memphian. Then we are joined by former Notre Dame QB Tony Rice, who will discuss the legacy of Lou Holtz

In the second hour of the show, we go around the NFL and recap the news and notes. We also talk with Kerry Miller of the Bleacher Report, who will talk College Hoops and the World Baseball Classic

On today's edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli, we talk a lot of basketball, as well as a little baseball, and football. Joining the program today, Kerry Miller, Parth Upadhyaya, and former Notre Dame QB Tony Rice.