In episode 75 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 news that broke Wednesday regarding the AAC's schedule. The AAC announced that teams can play eight conference games and four non-conference games, and Memphis athletic director Laird Veatch released Memphis' schedule a few hours later.

Memphis is keeping an 11-game schedule following the announcement that the Big Ten is going to conference only which took Purdue off the schedule. The season is still slated to start on time, which is great news for fans around the country.

The GT247 trio discusses their personal excitement that the season is coming around, and they also talk about their expectations for the football season. With many returning starters on both sides of the ball, Memphis is still at a bit of an advantage despite not having spring or summer football.

Next, the crew turns their attention to the 2020 NBA Draft. Former Memphis center James Wiseman has posted multiple videos of his workouts recently, and the crew discusses what his potential can be at the next level.

Despite only playing three games at the college level, Wiseman has skills at 7-foot-1 that are extremely rare. The trio envisions what it could potentially look like if Wiseman went to the Golden State Warriors.

Following the discussion on Wiseman, the crew turns their attention to Precious Achiuwa. The 6-foot-9 forward was the AAC Rookie of the Year, and he has the potential to be a very good player at the next level.

Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield give their opinion on what he can be at the next level and if he could potentially be a standout playing small ball five.

In episode 74 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 CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein and the NCAA transfer waivers. Hansen explains how Rothstein sided with college coaches who didn't want all transfers to be immediately eligible and how Rothstein recently contradicted himself on Twitter.

This conversation leads to a discussion from the trio about Landers Nolley and DeAndre Williams and how they should both be deemed eligible for the 2020-2021 season. Nolley and Williams both have very solid cases to be eligible, and the GT247 crew discusses how Memphis fans would react if one – or both – of the players are deemed ineligible by the NCAA.

Next, the crew talks about Memphis and the NCAA, and they debate if the national media and NCAA are actually out to get Memphis or not.

After the transfer waiver discussion, the trio breaks down former NBA scout Matt McKay Jr's analysis of Moussa Cisse. Following this topic, the crew gets into comparisons for players.

Hansen and Stubblefield explain why they enjoy player comparisons and how they can be useful tools to gauge a player's potential. Stubblefield discusses his comparison for Cisse, and he also explains how difficult it is to come up with a comparison for James Wiseman.

Following the basketball discussion, the crew switches gears to football. The ACC announced their schedule on Wednesday, and they are playing a conference only schedule and every team is also playing Notre Dame to make a full 11-game schedule.

Fowler explains how he believes the AAC will do something similar. This leads to a discussion for what the 2020-2021 football season could look like and some of the hurdles involved.

Finally, the crew discusses 247Sports' list of top 50 players. Although there were five running backs on the list, Kenny Gainwell was left off. Fowler gives his argument for why Gainwell should be on the list, and Hansen makes a case for Brady White making the list as well.

In episode 73 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 talks about Memphis' newest commit – five-star class of 2022 guard Arterio Morris. The No. 24 overall player in the class committed to Memphis on Tuesday, and the GT247 trio breaks down what he brings to the table and which former NBA All-Star comparison they came up with for him.

Next, the guys talk about more recent Memphis basketball recruiting developments. Class of 2021 forward Josh Minott included Memphis in his top five on Wednesday, and highly sought after 2023 guard Mikey Williams included the Tigers in his top 10.

With two five-star commitments in as many weeks and multiple high level players including Memphis among their top schools, Hansen sets the record straight on Penny Hardaway and his recruiting efforts.

There has been a false storyline surrounding the recruiting of Hardaway and the staff over the past several months, and the crew discusses what the actual narrative should be surrounding Tigers basketball recruiting.

Hardaway and assistant coaches Cody Toppert and Tony Madlock have figured out a very good system with their recruiting, and it has clearly paid off over the past few weeks.

The crew then discusses the Memphis football program. College football writer Phil Steele included the Tigers among his top 25 teams earlier this week, and Fowler explains why he believes other college football analysts aren't as high on Memphis as Steele is.

Finally, Fowler offers an update on Ryan Silverfield's 2021 class and what to expect leading up to the early signing period in December.

In episode 72 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 show, Hansen introduces GT247's newest intern – Marquette "Hollywood" Walker. The crew teased Walker's introduction last week, and the newest member of the team tells a little about his background to open the episode.

Next, the crew talks about five-star center Moussa Cisse and his commitment to Memphis. Cisse has been the main topic of conversation on the podcast over the past serval weeks, and the guys discuss what his impact could be for the Tigers next season.

After talking about Cisse, they move on to the roster and what it could look like next season. With Cisse, DJ Jeffries, Lester Quinones and Boogie Ellis among others, Penny Hardaway's roster is really starting to take shape.

Following the basketball discussion, the crew welcomes former Memphis wide receiver Joe Craig – who joins the podcast to talk about the announcement that Memphis will wear a 'Black Lives Matter' sticker on their helmet next season. Craig gives his opinion as a former player, and he also discusses certain reactions to the announcement.

Finally, Fowler and Hansen give a big shoutout and thank you to all the VIP members who showed love throughout the week.

In this episode of Off the Boards, lead writer and host Christian Fowler is joined by GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield to break down five-star center Moussa Cisse's commitment to Memphis. Cisse chose the Tigers over LSU, which is a major win for Penny Hardaway and the staff.

To start things off, Fowler and Stubblefield look at what the five-star brings to the floor for Memphis. At 6-foot-10 with long arms, Cisse is a great athlete, and he excels on both ends of the floor.

Hansen has had his Crystal Ball Prediction set for Cisse since late November, and he explains how and why he kept it there for so long. Although there were many people who believed LSU was the choice, Hansen never wavered.

Next, Fowler gives his opinion on what Cisse's commitment means for Memphis and how he can help the team immediately next season. With a front court that already includes Lance Thomas, Malcolm Dandridge and Isaiah Stokes and will bring in Ahmad Rand, Cisse should be the focal point of the group.

Fortunately for Memphis, they already have quality players at the power forward and center spot to surround Cisse. 

Finally, the duo discusses what the possible lineup combinations could look like with Cisse in the fold, which is very interesting to think about.

In episode 71 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 breaks down the news of three-star wide receiver Cameron Wright committing to Memphis. Fowler takes a look at what type of player Wright is and what he adds to an already stacked class.

Wright has offers from Ole Miss and UCF among others, and he has also recently drawn a lot of interest from Kentucky. Despite the competition, Memphis was able to get his commitment on Wednesday.

Next, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield give their opinion on the 2020-2021 college basketball and football seasons. The trio gives their individual takes on what the season could look like and the biggest potential hurdles.

After the football discussion, the GT247 crew talks about the recent Crystal Ball flips from LSU to Memphis for five-star Moussa Cisse. The only two Crystal Ball Predictions for Memphis before the 4th of July were from Fowler and Hansen, but Memphis now has 81.8 percent of the predictions.

Hansen explains why he has kept his Crystal Ball for Memphis since late November, and the crew also has a conversation on how difficult gaining information and getting scoops actually is. 

Next, Hansen gives his insight on Penny Hardaway's coaching search. Although he doesn't name specific candidates, Hansen gives a timetable for when Hardaway could hire a new assistant coach.

Finally, the trio talks about some of Memphis' newest 2021 basketball offers, including four-star James Graham and fast-rising Josh Minott.

In episode 70 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball.

To begin the episode, Fowler and Hansen recap Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield and the staff's recent recruiting success. This discussion leads to some debate on the difference between local and out-of-state recruits.

Although it isn't a big deal for the football program, there are many fans and people around the basketball program that want Penny Hardaway and his staff to go after primarily local recruits. Fowler and Hansen heavily discuss this topic and hash out why they believe this is a sentiment around the city.

Throughout their discussion, Fowler and Hansen explain why they think it isn't a big deal if Hardaway secures commitments from local players or not.

Next, the duo breaks down some of Memphis' out-of-state targets for 2021, and they compare them to the local players. During the discussion, the duo talks about five-star Kennedy Chandler and four-stars Johnathan Lawson and John Camden and rising center Sam Ayomide.

To end the episode, Fowler and Hansen break down what the 2020-2021 season could look like for Memphis. They break down nearly every player on the roster – and incoming players – and give their opinions on what their impact could be next season.

In episode 68 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 trio gives their thoughts and opinions on George Floyd, racial injustice and inequality. The GT247 crew has been relatively quiet on the topic, but they all give their thoughts to start the show.

After that, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield talk about Mike Miller leaving Memphis' staff. Miller stepped down as an assistant coach last week, and Hansen briefly breaks it down. Although they discuss it some, Hansen goes into very specific detail in this week's VIP podcast.

Next, the trio talks about five-star center Moussa Cisse. Although he was expected to make an announcement last week, Cisse pushed back his commitment.

Fowler and Stubblefield were able to watch Cisse and four-star point guard and Memphis target Carter Whitt on Tuesday, so they break down what they saw in each player.

Following the discussion on Cisse and Whitt, the trio breaks down Memphis' two newest offers. On Tuesday night, Penny Hardaway and the staff offered five-stars Jalen Duren and Justice Williams.

Duren and Williams are former teammates, and the former in the No. 2 overall player in the 2022 class while the latter is the No. 24 overall prospect. Hansen discusses their games and explains briefly what they could look like at the next level.

Finally, Fowler briefly discusses football recruiting and what fans can expect next in the 2021 class.

In Episode 1 of GoTigers247's Coach's Corner, hosts Brooks Hansen and Christian Fowler are joined by Pacific head coach Damon Stoudamire, IMG Academy assistant coach Trey Draper, UALR assistant coach Preston Laird and Christian Brothers head coach Bubba Luckett.

All four of the coaches have ties to the city of Memphis, and they give their opinions on multiple hot button issues in college basketball at the time. The episode begins with COVID-19 discussion, and the coaches explain what they've been doing during this time to prepare themselves and their players.

The four coaches at various points in their respective careers explain how they've handled this time period and explain how this time has given them a renewed sense of urgency.

Throughout the episode, the coaches share stories about their playing days, their coaching careers and more.

Stoudamire shares stories about his days at Arizona as a player and coach, and he also tells about playing against Michael Jordan during his rookie season in the NBA.

Luckett – who played at Memphis before coming a coach at Christian Brothers – talks about coaching at the high school level and the things that have changed in his 30 years as a head coach.

Draper and Laird both talk about their roles as assistant coaches, and they explain some of the qualities they need to work on and develop to become head coaches at some point in their careers.

All this and more is discussed in the inaugural episode of Coach's Corner, so don't miss out on this incredibly unique discussion between four coaches in different roles and at different levels in the game of basketball.