In episode 93 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis basketball following the Tigers' win over Tulane.

To begin the episode, the crew recaps Memphis' six-point win over the Green Wave. Although the Tigers got off to a hot start, Tulane was able to come back and make it a one-point game before the half.

Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield give their biggest takeaways from the game, including the rotations, performances from bench players, DeAndre Williams' debut and more. In his first game as a Tiger, Williams was clearly a difference maker and likely would've had a massive stat line if he wasn't in foul trouble.

The trio gives their opinion on the type of impact the Evansville transfer can have on the team for the rest of the season. After the Williams discussion, the GT247 crew discusses Alex Lomax.

The junior guard has struggled for the majority of the season, and they explain what he's doing wrong and how Penny Hardaway can fix it. In Hansen's opinion, Hardaway needs to shorten the rotation.

There are too many players coming off the bench that aren't making an impact, so Hardaway has to keep his best players on the floor if this team is going to be successful.

In this episode of Off the Boards, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 veteran Jonah Jordan sit down to discuss Memphis' 2021 signees. The Tigers signed 15 players on Wednesday, and they locked down the majority of their top pledges.

Memphis' highest rated commit – four-star Andrew Jones – signed, and they also received signatures from three-stars Tyrell Raby, Royce White and JP Martin among multiple others. It was a very successful day for the program as they secured most of what could potentially be the best class in school history.

Throughout the episode, Fowler and Jordan discuss three-star offensive lineman Makylan Pounders and what he brings to the team. At 6-foot-6 and 295 pounds, Pounders is a massive human being who could compete for a starting job from day one.

The duo also gives their opinion on which players will contribute most as freshmen and which players are the most underrated that signed on Wednesday.

In episode 92 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the trio breaks down Memphis' loss against Auburn and explains what went wrong in that game. The Tigers' offense looked really good in the first half, but they couldn't get out of their own way after halftime.

Memphis missed multiple easy dunks and layups, and Auburn took advantage of the mistakes. Penny Hardaway said he is taking back the reins of Memphis' offense, and the GT247 theorizes exactly what that means.

With conference play beginning on Wednesday night, the crew explains what they want to see out of this team moving forward. They seem to have a lack of focus, which is something a team with this level of talent should never have.

The crew also talks about DeAndre Williams and what he will bring to the floor if he is ruled eligible prior to the Tulane game. The NCAA is supposed to be voting on a rule on Wednesday that would make all transfers immediate eligible, which would be big news for Memphis.

After the basketball discussion, the trio moves on to Memphis' 30-27 win over Houston on Saturday. Ryan Silverfield and the Tigers finished the regular season with a 7-3 record, and they will be playing in the Montgomery Bowl on December 23.

Fowler explains why this season was way more successful than most fans seem to think, and he also breaks down Memphis' All-AAC selections and discusses a major snub.

In episode 91 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen, GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield and GT247 veteran Jonah Jordan discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the crew recaps Memphis' win over Central Arkansas and gives their biggest takeaways from the game, including the play of DJ Jeffries, Alex Lomax and Jayden Hardaway among others.

After massive shooting struggles through the first four games of the year, Jeffries looked like himself again against UCA. Although it was against an inferior opponent, it's good for Jeffries to build his confidence before AAC play begins.

Through five games of his junior season, Lomax has struggled heavily, and the crew explains why he is struggling and how it can be fixed moving forward. Memphis is still looking for a consistent point guard, so it would be big for them if Lomax stepped up at some point this season.

During last week's episode, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield raved about Jayden Hardaway, and he had his best game of the season against the Bears. Hardaway looked confident, decisive and efficient, and he can definitely be a contributor for the Tigers this season.

Next, the topic shifts to football and Memphis' loss against Tulane in New Orleans. The Tigers have now lost two consecutive games in the Big Easy, but Fowler and Jordan explain why they are optimistic for the future.

Ryan Silverfield has underwent the most unlucky year for a first-year head coach, and he should be able to turn things around next year. Although Memphis has struggled this season, they are still 6-3 and will go to a bowl game if they accept a bid.

In episode 90 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield to discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

Penny Hardaway and the Tigers defeated Arkansas State by 29 points on Wednesday night, and the GT247 crew breaks down the good, bad and indifferent from the win inside FedExForum.

Memphis' offense operated better as they finished the game with 21 assists, but the trio reiterates multiple times that it's hard to take too much away from this game because it was against such a bad opponent.

Throughout the episode, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield also talk about the inefficient shooting from sophomores DJ Jeffries and Lester Quinones. Jeffries has struggled shooting the ball in all four game, and – despite having a great all-around game on Wednesday – Quinones struggled to knock down open shots once again.

During the episode, the crew also breaks down performances from freshman Moussa Cisse, JUCO transfer Ahmad Rand – who played his first game with the team – and Jayden Hardaway. Cisse finished the game with 14 points and 10 rebounds, Rand looked like a potential difference maker on defense and on the boards and Hardaway proved that he is capable of making an impact this year.

The trio goes into depth on all three players and what their individual roles can look like on the team this season.

In episode 89 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield and the newest/oldest member of the team Jonah Jordan discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the crew recaps Memphis' performance in the Crossover Classic, and they explain what went wrong in losses against Western Kentucky and VCU. The Tigers looked incredible against a solid Saint Mary's team, but they looked like the 2019 version of the team in the final two games of the tournament.

Hansen, Fowler and Jordan explain what Memphis needs to do in their two games this week against Arkansas State and Central Arkansas to look like they did against the Gaels. Throughout the discussion, the crew talks about point guard play, Moussa Cisse, Landers Nolley and more.

After the basketball discussion, the topic switches to football and the 10-7 win over Navy on Saturday. For the first time in school history, Memphis defeated the Midshipmen in Annapolis, but it certainly wasn't a pretty win.

The Tigers struggled running the ball, and they were only able to put up 10 points in a game that they should've won by double digits. In the win, the defense had their best performance of the season which is an encouraging sign.

Jordan and Fowler break down the win over Navy, and they explain what they will be looking for from the Tigers moving forward. Following the win over Navy, Memphis will be in New Orleans, Louisiana this weekend to face Tulane.

When Memphis traveled to face Tulane in 2018 they suffered an embarrassing loss, and the GT247 crew explains what the Tigers need to do to knock off the Green Wave.

In episode 88 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield break down Memphis' six-point loss to Western Kentucky in the semifinal of the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic.

To begin the episode, Fowler and Stubblefield explain why they believe the Tigers lost, including their struggles on the offensive end of the floor. Landers Nolley (25 points) and Boogie Ellis (14 points) were Memphis' only players with double digits in this game, and everyone else struggled on offense.

The GT247 crew explains why they think Memphis' offense was ineffective in this game, and they also broke down what they can do better on Friday. Defensively, the Tigers played well once again, but they couldn't handle former five-star prospect Charles Bassey.

Bassey dominated Memphis in the second half, and the team simply had no answer for him. Memphis was without Ahmad Rand (contact tracing), and they are still awaiting word on DeAndre Williams from the NCAA, and both of those players could've made a difference in this game.

In episode 87 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield break down Memphis' 17-point win over Saint Mary's.

The Tigers and the Gaels met in the first game of the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic, and Memphis dominated the game. Although they started the game slow, Memphis controlled the game from the middle of the first half to the end of the game.

Despite only being 5-point favorites, Memphis clearly showed who the best team was on Wednesday. Sophomore guard Boogie Ellis lead all scorers with 24 points, and he finished the game 6-of-7 from three.

During the episode, the GT247 crew gives their instant takeaways from the game, and they also discuss performances from Ellis, Damion Baugh, DJ Jeffries, Moussa Cisse and more.

Although Jeffries and Virginia Tech transfer Landers Nolley didn't have great offensive games, Memphis was still able to win by double digits, which says a lot about this team. Jeffries and Nolley are expected to be the two best scorers on the team, but that doesn't mean Penny Hardaway and the staff don't have multiple players who can catch fire. 

With the win over Saint Mary's, the Tigers will be back in action at 11 a.m. CST on Thursday, and they will face the winner of Western Kentucky/Northern Iowa.

In episode 86 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the crew discusses Memphis' 2021 signees. Jordan Nesbitt, Josh Minott, John Camden and Sam Ayomide all signed with the Tigers in the Early Signing Period, which was a huge win for Penny Hardaway and the staff.

Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield explain how big of a deal it is that all four players signed early and what it means for the remainder of Memphis' 2021 class. They also break down that the players will face less distractions with their recruitments wrapped up.

Next, the trio moves on to the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic, which will take place next week. Memphis will begin the tournament against Saint Mary's, and it should still be a nice start to the season despite so many teams dropping out.

Throughout the discussion, the crew explains what they believe the lineups and rotation could look like. Hardaway is known for changing the lineups and rotations a lot early in the season, but he may not have the luxury to do that as much without scrimmage games before the tournament.

Finally, the trio breaks down landing spots for Memphis' 2020 NBA Draft prospects – James Wiseman and Precious Achiuwa. Memphis hasn't had a player drafted since 2012, and they haven't had two players drafted in the first round since 2006.

Wednesday will be a massive draft night for the university, and the GT247 crew breaks down the best fits for both players.

In episode 85 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

During last week's episode, the crew briefly discussed DeAndre Williams' waiver request, and they dive in much more detail in this episode. GT247 founder Brooks Hansen posted a VIP update this week on the NCAA waiver situation and how it affects Williams, so Fowler and Stubblefield break down that update.

Fowler and Stubblefield also discuss the role Williams could potentially play if he is deemed eligible by the NCAA. With his versatility and leadership, the duo believes he will be a major addition for Penny Hardaway and the staff.

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Following the discussion of Williams, the crew switches gears to football. Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield and the Tigers were demolished last weekend by Cincinnati, so Fowler and Stubblefield discuss the game against the Bearcats and what went wrong.

Next, they break down the rest of the seasons and attempt to set expectations for the 2020-2021 football season. Fowler compares this season to the 2018 season, which is when the Tigers lost for the second consecutive time against UCF in the AAC Championship Game.

Although Memphis finished the regular season 8-4, they won the AAC West, and it looked like they were going to win the conference championship early in the game against the Knights. With so much adversity surrounding this season and with a first-year coach in Silverfield, Fowler believes this season could look very similar.