In episode 46 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.To begin the episode, Fowler and Hansen discuss Memphis' 52-33 victory over Louisiana Monroe on Saturday. Hansen begins the discussion on the game by talking about Memphis quarterback Brady White – who had 249 yards and three touchdowns against the Warhawks.Next, Fowler breaks down running back Kenny Gainwell and his start to the 2019-2020 season. The redshirt freshman running back is currently eighth in the country in rushing yards after his 209 yards against ULM.Fowler and Hansen end the discussion of the Memphis-ULM game by talking about the defense. After playing well in the first four games of the season, the Tigers defense took a step back on Saturday. Fowler explains why the defense performed so bad and takes a look forward to what's next.After discussing football, the duo takes a look at Memphis' pro day, which was held on Monday at the Laurie-Walton Family Basketball Center in front of 70-plus scouts.Memphis' basketball team was put through NBA Combine-like drills in front of the scouts.Finally, the duo talks about an official visitor that the Tigers had on Monday. Four-star power forward Dawson Garcia was in the Bluff City for the pro day, and Hansen breaks down the visit and where Garcia is on the Tigers big board.

In episode 45 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.

With Memphis Madness coming on Thursday, Fowler and Hansen use the majority of the episode to discuss the ins and outs of what to expect. They begin with things they'll be looking for and what can be taken away from the event.

Next, the duo talks about expectations for performers and special events from the Tigers coaching staff. After that, they discuss the recruits that will be in attendance on Thursday night.

From five-star guard Jalen Green to four-star forward Chris Moore, Fowler and Hansen give the latest on all Memphis Madness visits. 

Following the discussion on the recruits that'll be in attendance, Hansen discusses why he hasn't yet made a Crystal Ball Prediction for Green.

To end the episode, the duo breaks down the injury news from the Memphis football team. Tigers coach Mike Norvell announced on Monday that tight end Sean Dykes and defensive end Cole Mashburn will miss the remainder of the season.

In episode 44 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.

Fowler and Hansen begin the episode by discussing the Tigers 35-23 win over Navy on Thursday night. Although Memphis was out of sorts in the first half, they come out after halftime and dominated.

The duo then discusses the play of Memphis quarterback Brady White and if fans were right to boo him prior to the comeback. Next, Fowler talks about the Tigers defensive performance, and the improvements of the defense as a whole with Adam Fuller as defensive coordinator.

Next, the GT247 crew talks about Memphis' first official basketball practice of the 2019-2020 season. Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and the Tigers had the first practice on Tuesday, and the practice was open to the media.

Fowler shares his observations from the practice and what he will be looking forward to this season.

Finally, Hansen shares the known visitors from Memphis Madness, and the crew teases next week's episode.

In episode 43 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.Fowler and Hansen begin the episode by discussing Memphis' 42-6 victory over the South Alabama Jaguars on Saturday afternoon. Both were in Mobile, Ala. at the game, and they both give takeaways from the Tigers offensive and defensive performances in the big victory.Following the discussion of Saturday's game, the duo breaks down the injury news regarding John "Pop" Williams. Memphis coach Mike Norvell announced on Monday that Williams will be out for the season, so Fowler discusses the impact of the injury.After discussing football, Fowler and Hansen move on to 2020 and 2021 basketball recruiting. Tigers coach Penny Hardaway and his staff have been out in full force recruiting since last Monday when the period open.The duo breaks down each stop the staff made last week and the stops coming up this week. From five-star Jalen Green to four-star Dawson Garcia, the GoTigers247 crew gives all the latest on players receiving visits from Memphis' staff. Fowler and Hansen also talk about the official visit from five-star class of 2020 guard Jaden Springer.

In episode 42 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.The duo begins by discussing the Tigers 55-24 win over Southern last Saturday. Fowler and Hansen break down what the Tigers did right on both sides of the ball and how they can improve going into a game versus South Alabama.Next, they preview the Tigers matchup against the Jaguars on Saturday. Fowler and Hansen talk about South Alabama's close game versus Nebraska and discuss how the Tigers will handle their first road trip of the season.After the football discussion, the duo gets into Tiger basketball recruiting. The open recruiting period began on Monday, and coach Penny Hardaway and his staff have hit the ground running.On Monday, the staff visited four-stars Chris Moore and Kennedy Chandler and five-star forward Greg Brown. Fowler and Hansen break down each of the visits and play audio from an interview with Brown.Finally, the duo discusses what's next on the recruiting trail for the Tigers staff. Fowler and Hansen give the stops Hardaway and his staff will make over the next few days and how it changes Memphis' priorities.

In episode 41 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler is joined by GoTigers247 digital content creator Kenny Stubblefield to discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers football and basketball.

The duo begins by discussing the Tigers 15-10 win over the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday. Stubblefield gives his account from the game as a photographer on the sidelines, and he shares a story of an interesting run in with Tigers running back Patrick Taylor.

Fowler then recaps the game and discusses how the Tigers ultimately defeated the Rebels. Fowler then discusses Kenny Gainwell and how he impacted the game as a runner and a receiver.

Next, Fowler and Stubblefield discuss Memphis Madness. The University of Memphis announced on Sunday that Memphis Madness will be held on Oct. 3, and tickets will go on sale Sept. 9. Fowler takes a look at the current visitors for the event – five-star Jalen Green and four-star Chris Moore – and other possible visitors.

In honor of the NFL starting this week, Fowler and Stubblefield take a look at former Tigers and how they could fare in the league this season. The duo breaks down Anthony Miller, Genard Avery, Darrell Henderson and Tony Pollard and the role each of them could have this season.

In episode 40 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.The duo begins by discussing former Memphis forward Isaiah Stokes. The 6-foot-8 big man enrolled at the University of Memphis on Tuesday, which filled the final scholarship for the Tigers 2019 class.Stokes is originally from Memphis, and he will be returning home to resume his college basketball career. Next, Fowler and Hansen discuss class of 2020 official visits. On Tuesday, it was reported that five-star guard Jaden Springer and four-star forward Mady Sissoko have both set their official visit dates to Memphis.Springer will be visiting Memphis on Sept. 14 and Sissoko will be visiting on Sept. 3. The GoTigers247 crew discusses both official visits and what they mean for Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and his staff.Finally, the duo previews the Tigers week one matchup against Ole Miss. After eight months of waiting, Memphis fans will get to see Tigers coach Mike Norvell and the team at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium on Saturday.Fowler and Hansen discuss what it'll take for Memphis to come away with a victory, and they both give score predictions.

The GoTigers247 crew breaks down Isaiah Stokes' transfer from Florida to Memphis.The 6-foot-8 power forward announced in early July that he was leaving Florida, and he took a visit to Memphis shortly after that announcement.GoTigers247 lead writer Christian Fowler and founder Brooks Hansen compare Stokes to a former Tiger and look at what value he adds to Memphis' team.Although Stokes hasn't logged a ton of minutes at the collegiate level, he has been on winning teams and he brings size that Memphis currently doesn't have.The former four-star prospect fills Memphis' final scholarship for the 2019 class.

In episode 39 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football.

The duo begins the episode by discussing the Tigers Bahamas trips and the top takeaways from Memphis' four wins. Fowler and Hansen break down the overall reactions from the trip and how it fulfilled Memphis coach Penny Hardaway's vision.

Next, Fowler and Hansen discuss all things 2020 recruiting. From five-star guards Jaden Springer and Jalen Green to four-star forward Mady Sissoko, the GoTigers247 crew answers all the most pressing questions related to the '20 class.

Fowler and Hansen discuss the players they believe will and will not be taking visits to Memphis in the future and who the staff will potentially want at the annual Memphis Madness.

Following the basketball discussion, the duo switches focus to the football program and the upcoming 2019-2020 season. The season begins on Aug. 31 against Ole Miss, and Fowler breaks down his score prediction and what he will be looking for leading up to week one.

Finally, Fowler discusses the national attention Memphis received in the Associated Press Top 25 and why one national writer believes the Tigers were one of the biggest snubs left out of the top 25.

The GoTigers247 crew breaks down Memphis' final game in the Bahamas against Raw Talent Elite.The Tigers ultimately won the game 107-77, and DJ Jeffries and Boogie Ellis were Memphis' top two scorers with 17 points apiece.Memphis had the same starting lineup on Sunday with Jeffries, Ellis, Damion Baugh, Lester Quinones and Lance Thomas. Jeffries led the way for the Tigers in rebounds with 13.Fowler and Hansen break down the top scorers, the starting lineup and more in this episode of Off the Boards.