In episode 84 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the crew recaps Memphis' 12-point win over Temple and give their opinions on Memphis' performance in the game. Although the Tigers started the game slow, they scored 31 points in the second half to defeat the Owls.

Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield break down Brady White, the young receiving core and more from Saturday's win. Following the discussion of the Temple game, they switch their focus to this week's matchup against No. 7 Cincinnati.

The GT247 trio discusses what Memphis needs to do to get a major win over the Bearcats, and they break down how the Tigers matchup on the offensive and defensive side of the ball.

After the football discussion, Fowler and Hansen answer questions that were asked on the message boards this week. Throughout the Q&A, Fowler and Hansen answer questions about Memphis-Cincinnati, DeAndre Williams, 2022 basketball recruiting, Damonte Coxie and more.

In episode 83 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, Hansen discusses the scholarship situation in college sports and how it will affect the landscape of recruiting for the next 5 years. The NCAA passed a legislation stating that everyone has an extra year of eligibility, which will drastically impact recruiting for the next several years. 

Hansen explains why this is important for high school players and offers advice for the upcoming recruiting classes.

Next, the crew discusses five-star guard Skyy Clark and his recruitment. Clark is expected to announce his decision on Thursday, and the trio gives the latest on his recruitment.

Following the discussion of Clark, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield explain how Penny Hardaway and the staff have been so successful thus far in the 2021 class. They also give insight on what the rest of the class could potentially look like as far as numbers go.

After discussing basketball, the topic shifts to Ryan Silverfield and the football team. Although the Tigers defeated UCF last weekend, they are now without their number one wide receiver.

Damonte Coxie announced earlier this week that he is leaving the program to prepare for the 2021 NFL Draft, and the crew discusses the impact of this move. The GT247 team also breaks down how impressive the receivers were on Saturday and discuss which players have to step up moving forward.

Finally, the trio gives their predictions for what will happen on Saturday when the Tigers face Temple.

In this episode of Off the Boards, lead writer and host Christian Fowler is joined by GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content creator Kenny Stubblefield to break down four-star center Sam Ayomide's commitment to Memphis.

Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and the staff landed their fourth commitment for the 2021 class on Tuesday in Ayomide. With the addition of the big man, the Tigers' 2021 class is now up to No. 3 overall in the 247Sports Team Rankings.

Throughout the episode, the GT247 crew discusses their trip to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and what they learned about the type of player and person Ayomide is. The trio also breaks down what Ayomide will bring to the floor at Memphis.

In this episode of Off the Boards, host and lead writer Christian Fowler is joined by four-star center and newest Memphis commit Sam Ayomide to discuss his decision to choose the Tigers and more.

Ayomide is the Tigers' fourth commitment for the 2021 class as he joins fellow commits John Camden, Josh Minott and Jordan Nesbitt. Memphis' class moves up eight spots to No. 3 overall with the addition of Ayomide.

The four-star center moved to the United States from Nigeria when he was 13, and he discusses how difficult that journey has been throughout the interview. Ayomide also discusses his relationship with the Camden family and how they've helped mold him into the player and person he is.

GT247 traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania last week to film a commitment video and one-on-one interview with the big man, and we were very impressed with what we saw.

In this episode of Off the Boards, lead writer and host Christian Fowler is joined by GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content creator Kenny Stubblefield to break down four-star guard/forward Jordan Nesbitt's commitment to Memphis.

Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and the staff were able to lock up their second commit in as many days, which has their 2021 class up to No. 9 in the 247Sports Team Rankings. With Nesbitt, John Camden and Josh Minott in the fold, Memphis' 2021 class is really starting to take shape.

Throughout the episode, the GT247 crew discusses what Nesbitt brings to Memphis, how he fits with the Tigers' current commits and where he could end up in the rankings. The crew also explains why they are excited to see Nesbitt on the floor in Memphis.

In this episode of Off the Boards, host and lead writer Christian Fowler is joined by Memphis' newest commit John Camden. The three-star forward is the Tigers' second commit in the 2021 class, and he fills multiple needs for the team.

With his size and shooting ability, Camden can space the floor, but he is also a versatile defender and finisher. Throughout the interview, Camden discusses why he chose Memphis and how it is the perfect fit for him.

The Memphis commit also talks about his relationship with Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and assistant coach Cody Toppert. Camden also adds that he has been talking to four-star Jordan Nesbitt – who is set to make a decision on Thursday.

Camden's commitment brings Memphis up to the No. 26 overall class for 2021.

In this episode of Off the Boards, lead writer and host Christian Fowler is joined by GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content creator Kenny Stubblefield to break down three-star forward John Camden's commitment to Memphis.

Penny Hardaway and the staff were able to lock up Camden's commitment on Wednesday, which was a big get for the Tigers. Memphis has prioritized the forward for some time now, and he is a perfect match with fellow commit Josh Minott.

Throughout the episode, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield discuss what Camden means to the '21 class and what type of impact he could potentially make. They also discuss his ranking in the '21 class and what they expect to happen now that he is committed to the Tigers.

Memphis' '21 class is now up to No. 26 overall in the 247Sports Team Rankings, and the Tigers have another top priority – four-star Jordan Nesbitt – announcing on Thursday.

In episode 82 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the crew explains that they will do a hypothetical episode on Memphis' 2021 recruiting class. With no football for at least another week, the trio takes an opportunity to talk all things 2021 Memphis basketball recruiting.

Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and the staff have already landed one '21 commit in four-star Josh Minott, but the GT247 crew poses the question 'how good can the 2021 class be?'

With Minott already on board, the Tigers are off to a great start, but the class could very well end up being a top five – or even a top three – class.

The Tigers top targets for 2021 are Sam Ayomide, Jordan Nesbitt, and John Camden. Hardaway and the staff have prioritized those players for some time now, and they are among the top schools for all three.

Nesbitt is scheduled to make a commitment on his birthday – October 1 – and Ayomide and Camden could certainly make their college decisions before 2022.

There is also a class of 2022 player that could reclass to '21 that Memphis has a very good shot at landing – five-star Skyy Clark. Memphis recently made up a ton of ground with the five-star, and he is set to announce a commitment on October 22.

Although there is a ton of competition for Clark, Memphis is in a good spot. If Memphis HYPOTHETICALLY lands those four prospects to go along with Minott, they would almost certainly finish with a top three to five class.

In episode 81 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, the crew discusses the state of the Memphis football program following all football activities being paused and the Houston game being postponed. Fowler and Hansen give their opinions on how missing the Houston game affects the rest of the season.

Instead of playing a conference opener early in the season, Memphis will now play on the road against an inferior opponent – UTSA – next week. Following the game against the Roadrunners, Memphis will play their conference opener on the road against SMU.

The postponement of the Houston game gives Memphis another week to work out the kinks and shake off the rust, which could be a positive moving forward.

After the football discussion, the trio moves on to basketball recruiting. In the past few days, four-star Dallan "Deebo" Coleman included the Tigers in his top 11, and fellow four-star Jordan Nesbitt announced he will be making his commitment on October 1.

Hansen explains which player Memphis may be prioritizing more at this time, and he also hints at where Memphis is in Nesbitt's recruitment. During the recruiting discussion, the crew also talks about Memphis priority Sam Ayomide, and they also hit on Carter Whitt – who is picking up Crystal Balls to Nebraska.

In episode 80 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

The crew begins the episode by recapping Memphis' Week 1 win over Arkansas State. In the discussion, the trio discusses Brady White's four touchdown performance, Rodrigues Clark's first career 100-yard game and Sean Dykes' breakout game.

Memphis' offense looked explosive – even without Kenny Gainwell – which is a good sign after limited time to prepare.

Throughout the football talk, the GT247 crew also gives their opinions on the new defense under Mike MacIntyre. They break down some of the top performers – JJ Russell, Xavier Cullens and Quindell Johnson – and talk about some improvements they expect to see moving forward.

Next, the crew talks about the AAC coaches' proposal that every team should make the tournament this season. Hansen and Stubblefield explain what they expect to happen with the proposal and why they disagree with it.

Finally, the trio explains the new NCAA coaching rule and how it will affect Memphis once Penny Hardaway makes his coaching hires. With the new rule, more coaches will be allowed to be on the floor, which the crew believes will only help the players moving forward.