Mornings with Greg & Eli

In the second hour of the show, we recap the Monday Night Football match up of the Cowboys vs Raiders. We also dive into College Basketball, and all the happenings around the Nation

In the third hour of the show, we recap Week 11 Sunday in the NFL, as well as preview the Monday Night Football matchup of the Cowboys vs Raiders

In the second hour of the show, we recap the Grizz loss to the Cavs, and the return of Zach Edey. Also, Joe DeLeone from A-Z sports joins us to discuss College Football

Today's edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli, we recap the sports weekend from College Football to College Basketball, and the NFL and NBA

In the third hour of the show, we open up the hour playing 10 In A Row. We also have our favorite handicapper Brandon Lang joining us to pick winners for this weekend's games in the NFL and College Football

In the second hour of the show, we are joined by Vanderbilt Head Football Coach Clark Lea. We also are joined by Lawrence Dockery, who is a former Soccer referee, and also host of the 901 Soccer Podcast

We have a very jammed packed edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli. In the first hour, we are joined by John Varlas of the Daily Memphian. John will preview the second round High School Playoff games, as well as other high school sports in the area

In the second hour of the program, we are joined by Evie Van Pelt (Ole Miss Evie), founder of Rebelwalk.com. John and Evie talk all things Ole Miss sports, as well as previewing this Saturday's Senior Day match up with Florida

Harold Graeter, Associate Director of the AutoZone Liberty Bowl joins us in studio for the Inside College Football Hour in the final hour of the show. We also Play Pick 6, predicting 6 games for the weekend, with a caller having a chance to win a prize

We start the second hour of the program with the Memphis Tiger Football Report, ahead of their upcoming game vs East Carolina. Also Kerry Mitchell of the Bleacher Report joins to wrap up the Baseball season and transitions into College Basketball